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Its timing brought home the devastating consequences of the Palestinian leadership's endless equivocations on terrorism.

And they knew the devastating consequences of the abuse.

Dr. ElBaradei, a European diplomat said, is "extremely concerned" about the potentially "devastating consequences" of the vanished stockpile.

As the P.S.A. test has grown in popularity, the devastating consequences of the biopsies and treatments that often flow from the test have become increasingly apparent.

The group's Susannah Compton said: "This week, tens of thousands of people emailed, called and tweeted Matalan to tell them they couldn't walk away from the devastating consequences of the Rana Plaza disaster.

The devastating consequences of the administration's embrace of such idées fixes (along with its cavalier dismissal of facts and arguments that did not support its big theories) has been examined before, of course, most notably by the New Yorker writers Seymour M. Hersh and George Packer in their groundbreaking books, "Chain of Command" (2004) and "The Assassins' Gate" (2005), respectively.

On Tuesday, the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, reiterated the "devastating" consequences of closing the camps, and announced that his deputy, Jan Eliasson, would visit the country in the coming days to try to persuade Kenya to reverse its decision.

Enda Kenny acknowledged the "devastating consequences of unemployment and emigration", but thanked the Irish people for the "part they had played" in restoring Ireland's sovereignty.

In the end, the Fed's action was not aimed at rescuing those who made bad decisions out of greed or stupidity, but at protecting the rest of the country — and indeed the world — from the possibly devastating consequences of a financial meltdown.

Rep. Lieu and Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL) are circulating a letter citing the devastating consequences of Saudi Arabia's U.S.-backed war and calling for a delay in the tank deal to allow Congress to have a full debate on the sale; as of this writing the letter had garnered 46 signatories.

Northern Ireland should push the EU to grant it special associate or even membership status to avoid the "devastating" consequences of Brexit for Irish people, Martin McGuinness has said.