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That would mean the resignation of Joschka Fischer, the Greens' leader, who is Germany's foreign minister.See article: Joschka Fischer, Germany's foreign ministerThe government of Lionel Jospin, the French prime minister, faced more damaging fall-out from a scandal in Corsica.

Trinity Mirror's share price slumped more than 10% in early trading on Tuesday, as investors took fright at the potential fall out from four civil damages claims filed against the publisher over alleged phone hacking.

The fall out from this extraordinary event continues.

The fall out from that fight continues to this day.

The Death Egg is damaged and falls out of orbit, after which it explodes.

Financial success just falls out from that.

This record designated the incident to be an illustration for "one of the increasing problems of the nuclear age" and argued for "most detailed precautions to be taken about the disposal of radioactive waste materials; otherwise careless disposal procedures can be as damaging to a community as fall-out from a nuclear weapon".

They are billion-dollar heavy-weights in an increasingly competitive industry and the fall-out from these lawsuits could seriously damage brands and balance sheets.

If you put your instrument down be careful that the mouthpiece does not fall out because it might be damaged.

Mumbai fell 7% as investors worried about the financial fall-out from India's nuclear tests.

What's the economic fall-out from all of this?