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Unlike some Nicaraguan priests, Brazil's clergy has not suggested a new "people's church" as an eventual rival to the bishops, although the Vatican is concerned that an attack on the established hierarchy might be one consequence of liberation theology.

But that might be one consequence of the law change for mashup duo Cassetteboy, whose remix of Cameron's speeches has now been watched more than 3.5 million times on YouTube.

These variations may be one consequence of the lack of agreement over diagnostic criteria.

Since the increase in suicide attempts by poisoning was simultaneous with the significant reductions in antidepressant use, it might be one consequence of under-treatment of mood disorders.

Gender inequity in access to health services is believed to be one consequence of larger societal circumstances across South Asia that favour boys and leads to the marginalization of women from a young age [ 11].

Nereid's radical orbit may be one consequence of this process (although the possibility that Nereid too is a captured object has not been ruled out).

"One lesson is that more research is needed on firearm markets and regulatory effect on those market; this is one consequence of the woeful lack of government funding for research on gun violence," wrote Cook, of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

That's one consequence of the credit crunch.

Global warming is one consequence of our failure to learn from his warning.

This was one consequence of his long relationship with the composer William Flanagan.

Eating disorders are one consequence of a war between mind and body.