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I just hope Republicans are clear on the implications of a punt.

GolemXIV was pretty clear on the implications of the UK GDP figures announced on Friday: "Whatever the GDP figure is, it will include the profits made by the financial sector – which tells you how much profit they made from all the money we gave them and all the bad debts we are still shouldering for them.

And history is very clear on the implications: In capitalist society, moments of crisis and transformation have always involved an increased economic role for the state.

Being very clear on the tax implications when you buy and sell is important to long-term success as an investor.

The biochemical complexity of the oxidative phosphorylation processes precludes a clear discussion on the functional implications of the amino acid properties that are under selection.

The literature on user fees is now quite clear on the need for associated measures, and the implications of the neglect of these are clear.

Mr Mandelson twice had to resign from Tony Blair's government after scandal, though he was cleared on the second occasion.For the Conservatives, the implications of Corfu-gate may be more profound.

This in turn has clear implications on the surgical management.

The calculated dependencies have clear implications on the assembly rate and yield which can now be directly measured and understood: First, we recorded the effect of gravity on the assembly rate testing various tilt angles.

As the chair of the Task Force on National Health Care reform, she was slammed in the press for stepping beyond the reaches of her role, in spite of her clear qualifications to work on policy: the implication was that she was being unladylike.

Also not clear are the security implications of this data.