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The majority achieves this simply by changing labels: Punitive damages are now called "consequential" damages, and a bad faith failure to pay a claim is called a "breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing". I think that Rocanova and NYU were correctly decided, and that the majority makes a mistake in largely nullifying their holdings.

Therefore, if there is no reason to expect a different result, and a different result is obtained, then differences between the original and replication deemed previously to be non-consequential are now targets for hypothesizing and investigation.

They are now girding for a much bigger and more consequential fight.

Our measurement systems for electricity sector emissions are now taken for granted appendices to obscure but enormously consequential reports.

AI systems are now or will soon be sophisticated enough to make consequential decisions.

Much to my astonishment these candidates are now garnering support and raising enough funds to be actually consequential.

But they are significant and consequential signals that countries, including the biggest emitters and the historic laggards, are now serious above moving forward.

After making the pledge to build a wall a centerpiece of his campaign speeches, President Donald Trump is now pushing for far more consequential anti-immigration measures.

His presentation that day would be so consequential that it is now called The Mother of All Demos.

Finally, we agree with Beckman et al. conclusion (Beckman et al. 2005) that what is now needed is evidence of the consequential validity of this and other placement quality measures.

"We believe that on any serious or potentially consequential level, the debate is now over," Mr. Steets said.