That was not a quotable quote; it needed some editorial attention, the consequence of which is that everyone distinctly remembers Michael Douglas uttering the words "Greed is good" in "Wall Street," just as everyone distinctly remembers Ingrid Bergman uttering the words "Play it again, Sam" in "Casablanca," even though what she really utters is "Play it, Sam".
It provides extra care facilities and attention for the consequences of exposure to radioactivity for first, second, and third generation victims".
It provides extra care facilities and attention for the consequences of exposure to radioactivity for first, second and third generation victims".
Mr. Solomonoff later turned his attention to the consequences of artificial intelligence.
"I think the antiwar movement has an extremely important function to play in drawing attention to the consequences".
Even though the problem is rare, Dr. Gawande said, it deserves attention because the consequences can be so severe.
Mr. Baker wished, wrote Mr. Cannon, that "he had paid more attention to the consequences of the tax cuts".
But it should also draw attention to the consequences, for breast cancer patients, of economic and geographic inequalities.
Indeed, for all the attention that the consequences of Citizens United has received in the presidential campaign, the race for the White House is the one where Super Pacs are the least consequential.
This elegant analysis of democratic theory, by a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago, argues for a legal pragmatism that pays greater attention to the consequences of what we do than to abstract principle.
