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Pundits wondered whether there would be broader ramifications for gay civil rights, same-sex marriage or American politics.
The question now is whether this show of pragmatism can lead to further developments, with broader ramifications for the Arab-Israeli conflict.
That could have broader ramifications for China because Mr. Bo, should he win a seat on the Standing Committee, is also expected to be put in charge of law and order.
"It had broader ramifications for the culture we live in, inculcating a greater degree of tolerance and more awareness of sexual difference.
In any case, the outcome of any American battle over ciprofloxacin will have broad ramifications for poor countries desperate for affordable drugs.
The one thing he does agree with Moore about is that the race with Toomey has broad ramifications for American political life.
ALL this could have broad ramifications for older workers in general, work force experts say, as aging corporate bosses show greater sympathy than their younger peers to demands for more flexible hours and telecommuting.
In a case that could have broad ramifications for the pharmaceutical industry, a federal appeals court on Monday threw out the conviction of a sales representative who sold a drug for uses not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
A front in the national health care battle has opened in New York City, where a major hospital chain and one of the nation's largest insurance companies are locked in a struggle over control of treatment and costs that could have broad ramifications for millions of people with private health insurance.
The move sets up a December 14 vote at the FCC that could have broad ramifications for the entire internet.
Attorneys for Waymo, Alphabet's autonomous vehicle spinout, are nearing the end of their plaintiffs presentation against Uber in a trial that is likely to have broad ramifications for the common Valley practice of acqui-hiring talent.
