Political change in Iraq, after all, is likely to have regional consequences, beginning with the substantial Kurdish minorities of Turkey and Iran.
By 1998, the pacesetters were far enough along for a sense to develop that others were lagging, and fears about the consequences began building.
"If these measures are taken to combat an increasingly volatile situation," the report said, "it's likely that angry passions in Suffolk can be cooled and a rational debate on immigration and its consequences begun".
David's memo to the judge about collateral consequences began with a quotation from Michelle Alexander's influential book "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness".
Most news organizations stayed off the John Edwards love child story when The National Enquirer broke the news in October 2007, but the dam broke over the course of many months as the drip-drip of evidence and consequences began to accumulate.
Though Dharker has been playing Emilia since early June, and will do so until the end of next month, the role remains enigmatic to her. "Why doesn't she open her mouth when the consequences begin to dawn on her?" she demands.
That would be very much like what happened in Lebanon, with disastrous long-term consequences, beginning in the late 1970s when Israel invaded southern Lebanon and set up the South Lebanon Army to protect its border before staging a second, larger invasion in 1982.
This paper analyses Uganda's rangeland policies and their ecological and socio-economic consequences, beginning in pre-colonial times.
This new viewpoint — based upon decades of research in neuroscience, experimental psychology, and other related fields — argues that as people age, brain plasticity processes with negative consequences begin to dominate brain functioning.
