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As a consequence, around 8300 ha was identified as preferable parcels for a "WWSB" rotation by taking soil quality and slope as selection criteria and therefore excluded from the analysis in this study.

In spite of using stained sections, sometimes it is difficult for the pathologist to strictly define the grade of a tumour; as a consequence, around 30%% of samples are pathologically misclassified due to their heterogeneity [ 8].

The cycle of lethal police violence, community outrage, and legal proceedings that yield no consequences came around again last Friday in St .Paul, Minnesota.

The consequences around the world were remarkably uncontroversial.

This is affecting civil society in the west itself, and has consequences around the world, say campaigners.

"So this is a defining moment and what happens on this continent has consequences around the globe.

Arctic scientists have warned that the increasingly rapid melting of the ice cap risks triggering 19 "tipping points" in the region that could have catastrophic consequences around the globe.

Instead of performing the play, the cast would now present "a revue of select music and dance numbers" from the show, intended to "protect our students from possible unforeseen consequences around the sensitivities of this play".

We know what would ensue: a traumatic destabilization of the Middle East with resounding political and military consequences around the globe, serious injury to the West's oil supply and radioactive pollution of the earth's atmosphere and water.

He also promises to reverse a key official admission of guilt on the sex slavery, which could have explosive diplomatic consequences around Asia.The row with China has already cost Japanese companies millions of dollars in lost business.

As the US and the rest of the world take on the enormous challenge of fighting climate change, they will have to hold businesses accountable for generating emissions that are setting the stage for catastrophic consequences around the world, from prolonged droughts to mass extinction of species.