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Analysts warned there were likely to be serious implications for the City of London from the vote.

The peer wrote: "The Libyan authorities have made it clear that should he die in prison in Scotland there will be serious implications for UK-Libyan relations.

As drier conditions take hold, however, there could be serious implications for water and agricultural resources.

"I think if we fail to deliver this plan on Monday then there will be serious implications for Scottish football going forward".

There are serious implications for India's equity and growth if basic learning outcomes don't improve soon," the latest report says.

There are serious implications for the world and for China.

These were "serious implications for freedom of expression," according to Wales.

If (M,R) is truly non-computable, there are serious implications for the modelling of large biological networks in computer software.

"I think there's serious implications for future inequality and intergenerational mobility," said Owens.

Whether the latest missile test will garner a stronger response than the condemnation already meted out remains to be seen, but there are serious implications for failure to act and indecision regarding North Korea.

There are also serious implications for the improvement of veterinary care more generally," Professor Mogil said.