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But he added that if the commission confirmed AstraZeneca abused patent and marketing rules, the offense would be serious because it would have made ulcer treatment artificially more costly to patients and health systems.

"I sent for her brother and he admitted that some minor things had happened but that they weren't serious, but Eve said: "It was serious because it left its mark on me" (L 44).

It's serious because it's unthinkable that the government would stop paying its bills, and the ramifications if we defaulted on our debt payments would be catastrophic for the nation and the global economy.

"I would think it's serious, because it's the rotator cuff," closer Mariano Rivera said.

He said: "This is serious, because it is damaging the prospects of negotiations getting off to a good start.

It is serious because it appears to represent that rare thing in the factional men's game: a unilateral sacrifice.

This is serious, because it [poor design] could scar a community that uses a station for a century or so.

"It's serious, because it shows a mindset, that the past is coming back and of course the radicalisation can only grow over time".

"This is serious because it continues some of the perceptions of Africa we're trying to run away from," he said.

Even so, this diplomat said, the disclosure was serious because it would appear to buttress the skepticism about negotiating with the North that was expressed by hard-liners in both Washington and Seoul.

But if the United States isn't going to war with Iraq, could Hussein be nabbed on copyright law? "This whole piracy situation is serious, because it represents a violation of property," said Barry Levinson, who directed "Wag the Dog," although he added that he would probably not be pressuring New Line Cinema to take action against Hussein.