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Various agencies are still examining the implications of losing such files, Mr. Rubin said.

A Home Office spokesman said: "We are urgently examining the implications of the ruling and its potential impact on police operations.

The book's inexhaustible capacity for self-fuelling discussion, for examining the implications of everything that it touches upon, is central to West's structural and stylistic method.

Articles in this series are examining the implications for China and the rest of the world of the coming changes in the leadership of the Communist Party.

The committee, which is examining the implications of Mr. Valukas's report, has also summoned Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner to testify, and Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman.

No, I think that academic philosophy has become an extraordinarily inward-looking subject, devoted not to exposing and examining the implications of the way we think about the world, but to exposing instead deficiencies in the arguments of other philosophers.

Our paper contributes to the literature by examining the implications for corporate decisions of information asymmetry in the equity market.

Such models offer a means of examining the implications of different forest policies on AFCS, allowing appropriate measures to control deforestation and retain AFCS to be formulated.

The high school students will also "delve deeper into the Burge case, examining the implications of police accountability".

In examining the implications of these findings to other settings, a number of issues arise.

Examining the implications of declining rates (HM Treasury 2003) would also be worthwhile.