As a consequence, for much of the Middle Ages the preferred method for resolving impossible or impractical gifts was to try to reach a consensus among all of the interested parties to the gift, including the donor's heirs and the recipients, with the mediation of the local bishop.
As a consequence, for much of the 20th century, historians regarded these sites as the evolutionary pinnacle of scientific military architecture.
"The exams are just challenging enough to reduce the graduation rate," Professor Warren added, "but not challenging enough to have measurable consequences for how much students learn or for how prepared they are for life after high school".
And they said that the data showed that courts nationally would be working through the recession's consequences for years, much as they did with the flood of cases stemming from the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s, even after the epidemic had slowed.
Sharks are no exception, though their deadly predatory capabilities make the consequences for mistakes much higher than with most animals.
But "fear of electoral consequences" seldom accounts for much of what happens in Washington.
Most European governments and the Clinton administration all pushed a similar "free trade" agenda within these international organisations, with disastrous consequences for Africa and much of the rest of the world.
In the letter, Dr Fox writes: "If it [the SDSR] continues on its current trajectory it is likely to have grave political consequences for us, destroying much of the reputation and capital you, and we, have built up in recent years.
When that happens, the consequences for expats are much more dramatic.
The consequences for such mistakes, much like the ever-present wolf at Robb's side, can be dire.
