But he noted that the real-world effect of the defeat was minimal because of the widespread availability of alternative abortion procedures.
McClaren was looking forward to sharing a glass of Amarone wine with Brabin, who pulled no punches about the effect of the defeat.
The knock on effect of the defeat was expected to extend to pubs, broadcasters and the FTSE 100, who all anticipated that England getting knocked out might take its toll.
In fact, as so often happens, the effect of the defeat of the South has been discounted; the result of the expectation has been as great, if not greater, than the result of the event.There is another circumstance of great importance.
Djokovic targeted the French Open this year, and the last time he lost a marathon encounter to Nadal on clay, in Madrid in 2009, the effects of the defeat lingered.
It was against his advice that the battle of Warsaw was fought, and his subsequent strategy neutralized the ill effects of this defeat.
"It is difficult to judge the effect of these big events,not only the election of Mr Trump, but Brexit, the defeat of the Italian referendum.
The effect of these feuds was decreased coordination and planning, one of the reasons for the catastrophic Byzantine defeat.
The practical effect of a defeat would be to leave the country without any resolution to the current non-system of immigration for at least two more years, and possibly for much longer -- an outcome the American public clearly doesn't want.
Although there was no effect of social defeat in females, this could be due in part to a ceiling effect.
