Finally, Keller draws attention to functional redundancy, whereby seemingly important genes can be deleted without any apparent repercussions.
The first is that if drivers see one rule being near-universally flouted without any apparent repercussions then they might take more chances elsewhere, for example dashing across just-changed red lights.
MY older son, Gabriel, is in his room, propped up on elbows over a copy of "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" I sit beside him and peer at the photo of a man who holds a torch to his body with no apparent repercussions.
But these are the only apparent repercussions of the terrorist attack.
While the Manning case could set a troubling precedent for journalists, there still seems to be a different standard when it comes to prosecutions, with some high-profile, establishment journalists continuing to report on classified briefings without any apparent repercussions for them or their sources.
The wrecking of the natural forests has its repercussion and is apparent with the numbers of tragedies that occur over time in Cameron Highlands such as mud flood, soil erosion, landslide, water treatment plant pollution, and rise in local temperature which are some classic examples of unsustainable agriculture development.
There are no obvious or direct repercussions from this apparent lie, but it sets the tone for the remainder of a novel in which almost every conversation is some sort of confrontation, and in which the narrator is constantly on the verge of some drastic gesture or futile outburst.
It's likely that they, as well as many in Congress, didn't think through the unintended consequences, since it's being rushed through and the repercussions aren't immediately apparent on the surface.
But as he went on to the senior school, the wider repercussions of Jones's assault became apparent.
9 P.M. (AMC) LOW WINTER SUN The season ends as Frank Mark Strongg), left, clings to his last shreds of sanity while the repercussions of his actions grow more apparent.
