It was an event with huge consequences, which turned the power of finance into a monster, looming over the rest of the British economy; but it was also consistent with this old theme of internationalised, globally networked capitalism, with the City of London at its heart.
Remedies are coded in a language that a doctor understands (eg, they tell when and how to treat a patient) and lead to meaningful conclusions for patients with the same disease (eg, they tell the probability that the disease will be defeated and eventually with which consequences).
How this is done in practice, and with which consequences for representativity, is another research challenge that has to be addressed.
It highlights the existential consequences of massive debt with which various professionals, physicians, engineers, accountants, journalists, lawyers, and many others, graduate from occupational schools.
Any situation calls for the one foremost question to be analyzed: who decides upon what for whom, why, how, on which grounds and with which consequences for whom?
Future research should also pursue a more deductive research strategy and postulates as well as test hypotheses: which crises will occur, when, how, and with which consequences.
The health improvement, cost efficiency of prevention of negative health consequences and the ease with which health conditions can be genetically detected before phenotypic expression is enormous.
We address the functional consequences of different affinities with which internalization pathways are entered and explain how a switch-like response of CIE may result simply from a saturation effect of the CDE pathway.
But there is a figurative sense of "filled with," "fertile," "big with consequences," which appears in our pregnant pause.
But these places are seen as a danger by human rights groups like Elifielt, with consequences which will stay with the children long after they have left.
