Morgan Spurlock, director, star and myocardial martyr of Super Size Me demonstrated the repercussions of adhering to an all-McDonalds diet for 30 consecutive days.
"Notably, the sources for these three dynamics are intertwined and driven by a small number of countries, demonstrating the global repercussions of breakdowns in peacefulness".
Several studies have demonstrated the economic repercussions of widespread anxiety in the workplace[2], [3], [6].
The study identifies vulnerable groups of Belgian asbestos workers, demonstrating the current-day health repercussions of historical asbestos use.
Russia may lose as much as eight per cent of its annual income, but experience from other countries demonstrates that the repercussions from H.I.V. are far larger than what one would expect simply by subtracting the money earned by those who are sick.
While this latest round of cases concerns incidents that occurred primarily in Europe, these two polls demonstrate that the repercussions from American Catholics concerning their increasingly negative views of Catholic Church leaders are continuing.
Studies have demonstrated the serious psychological repercussions that refugee status has on children.
Rather, XR's tactics are twofold: one, to draw on the repertoire developed by direct action and social justice movements throughout the last century to make political and media impact; two, by a willingness to face legal repercussions for taking action, demonstrate the seriousness of the crisis and build a movement.
The body of medical literature on burnout has demonstrated significant professional repercussions including decreased patient satisfaction, increased medical errors and litigation, and the personal consequences of substance abuse and depression [ 5– 7].
These factors have serious health repercussions, demonstrated by the child mortality rate: for every 1,000 children born in Nairobi's informal settlements, 151 will die before the age of five (the average for Nairobi as a whole is 62).
The repercussions were inescapable.
