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Consequences have to be recalibrated.

Downsides and unintended consequences have to be acknowledged.

But even Mr. Miller, who has solid environmental credentials, admitted that the dams and their destructive consequences, have to be seriously considered.

But Peter has always been a maverick who did it the hard way, working inside government, where mistakes are punished and consequences have to be lived with.

The spokesman added: "In the subsequent negotiations, we were able to secure a sensible way forward which ensures that trusts which generate tax consequences have to report their ownership to HMRC".

Christian Huggel of the University of Zurich has warned that "in densely populated and developed regions such as the European Alps, serious consequences have to be considered from [future] large slope failures".

Unintended consequence: Having to look up pictures of Rick Perry in a cheerleader uniform.

She divorced him a year later, but as a consequence had to give up custody of her son.

Its first important consequence has to be that the prospect of a second independence referendum has probably declined.

A second unintended consequence has to do with the tax status of public pension funds: they are tax-exempt.

Some had not followed the treatment recommendations and, as a consequence, had to undergo additional operations.