Here the operatives themselves were under the microscope, in effect answering for the sins of that most hated of Vietnam-era institutions that they enabled, the military-industrial complex.
The Arctium minus hook was found to be exceptionally strong, an effect answered by calculation as being an illustration of the hook's propensity to be strong through either composition or shape and therefore span and fibre content.
He has, in effect, answered the question, what can Russia do about it; he has taken action.
When Republicans tried to peddle the notion that somehow they were for "stronger" reform, Lincoln, in effect, answered back with: "You want strong reform?
African folklore, Taoist tales, Zen koans, and Hawaiian myths all use the absurd to provide cause-and-effect answers to mysteries that people cannot, otherwise, understand.
To find out if the salesperson knows about computers ask questions like "Will overclocking my processor cause any negative effects?" Answer: Void any warranty, if done incorrectly can cause your cpu to explode.
In effect, she answers her own question.
Consequently, what is possible is always and inevitably an effect and answers the question why, while what exists necessarily does not refer to any cause and has no "why" (Ilāhiyyāt, VIII, 4, 348, 5 6; cf.VIII, 1, 327, 12 329,4).
For each type of side effect the answers will be compared on a group level and presented with their 95% CIs.
Because MPs pay and perks are a miniscule share of overall public spending, the real response was, in effect, 60% answering "don't know".
" For added effect, say, "Answer me!" or, "I just want to know, and you can't even give me my answer!
