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In August 2015, Karin Lahidji, the president of the International Federation for Human Rights, criticized the Franco-Egyptian military cooperation in the pages of French daily Libération, arguing that the so-called fight against terrorism could in fact have dramatic repercussions on Egypt's civilians.

One of the most dramatic repercussions of the shutdown will arrive Wednesday, when the Smithsonian Institution, having depleted temporary funding, will close all of its museums and the National Zoo.

It's a delicate process, but one that has dramatic repercussions for their lives and the lives of their children and family.

The book, which draws on her middle-class childhood in Stockport during the second world war, cuts between 1942 and 2003, when an art historian called Millie sets out to unravel a wartime mystery that has dramatic repercussions for those living 60 years later.

For students, these things can have dramatic repercussions.

The results of the new analysis, presented on Thursday at a scientific meeting in Reykjavik, are still preliminary, but they suggest that tightening the criteria for autism could have dramatic repercussions.

"It will have dramatic repercussions in the next several generations".

These oligosaccharides may not be critical CNX targets, but their deletion could impair the folding of the active site with dramatic repercussions upon the exposure of hydrophobic patches.

The "crisis" experiences in Burkina Faso and in Chad raised awareness of the importance of communications, which, if not managed, can have dramatic repercussions.

CCD has had strong repercussions on the commercial pollinating business.

This has repercussions on the markets for electricity.