Even today, repercussions continue from the war in the Middle East.
But it has national, or even international, repercussions.
For LIPA, the Southampton project has had even wider repercussions.
They don't tell many people they're poly, fearing judgment and even career repercussions.
The exclusion of Mr. Rafsanjani and another thorn in the conservatives' side, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, could foreshadow even greater repercussions, analysts and commentators said.
"If the highest officials in government can break the law without fearing punishment or even any repercussions at all," he told the paper, "secret powers become tremendously dangerous".
"If the highest officials in government can break the law without fearing punishment or even any repercussions at all," he said, "secret powers become tremendously dangerous".
"This vote is destined to have a big impact, with regional and even global repercussions for drug policy," said John Walsh, an analyst at the Washington Office on Latin America, a human rights group.
"We are not going to focus on revenge or getting even or repercussions or anything of that nature," Shannon Bowdoin, a Harris County sheriff and chaplain, said during the ceremony.
But most analysts expect Germany and other EU states to step in if Greece looks likely to default, fearing even worse repercussions if other states at risk of fiscal meltdown, including Ireland, Spain and Portugal, are forced to follow suit.
Three contextual domain factors which influence the preference for teaching evolution are proposed by Moore ([2007]): (1) potential conflicts with students, parents, and members of the public, (2) a lack of support or even negative repercussions from school administrators, and (3) a misunderstanding of the laws related to the teaching of evolution.
