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One consequence may be treatment errors.

For some of Mr. Bush's lawyers, the most likely consequence may be wariness from potential employers.

Yet this unintended consequence may be the one that delivers the biggest impact.

One consequence may be a growth in regional carbon markets, which could allow states to achieve emission reductions more cheaply.

If a broader crisis is averted, its most important consequence may be to rapidly accelerate a generational change in Sinn Fein.

The balanced budget amendment addresses only the federal government – although a long-term consequence may be a reduction in federal assistance to states and localities.

To have a better understanding of how likely as well as how extreme a consequence may be, risk-based analysis is often required.

A consequence may be that the high-active, heat-generating nuclear waste will be stored temporarily for a much longer time than objectively desirable.

An early consequence may be the renegotiation of television rights by ESPN and Sky: the rights look much less attractive without the regular clashes between Celtic and Rangers.

Another potential consequence may be a renewed effort by the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, to seek recognition for a Palestinian state at the UN security council, a move which was blocked last year.

"Absent a decision by this court, the election results from Florida could lack finality and legitimacy," the brief said, adding: "The consequence may be the ascension of a president of questionable legitimacy, or a constitutional crisis.