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"We're taking this very seriously — it has a large financial impact in the United States and it has global ramifications," Mr. Resch said.

Further, we report findings focused on subject populations that may benefit most from such a therapy (i.e., the elderly, postmenopausal women, etc). in hopes of eliciting multidisciplinary scientific inquiries into this potentially therapeutic aid which presumably has global ramifications.

Letters: Martin Jacques's fear (Japan's resurgent nationalism has global ramifications, September 27) that Japan's current flirtation with nationalism might revert to old militarism is ill-conceived: democracy and rule of law are now fully entrenched in Japan's body politic.

That has global ramifications that have a lot of investors in the West very worried.

The world waited with bated breath for U.S. President Donald Trump to announce whether he would move to take the country out of the Paris Accord -- a decision that has global ramifications for climate change.

This may seem like a regional story, but it has global ramifications for manufacturing, consumer goods, the energy industry, and much more.

What happens in any one part of the world can have global ramifications.

Elaine Pearson, the Australian director of Human Rights Watch, said the case would have "global ramifications" if al-Araibi was returned to Bahrain.

A new European Union (EU) directive known as Solvency II, which will have global ramifications, is being thrashed through various EU bodies and is about 95% complete.

"American elections are largely driven by domestic concerns, but their outcomes have global ramifications," wrote Bruce Stokes of the German Marshall Fund in Washington.

If Obama and the Democrats can beat them in the US it will have global ramifications – a chance to recognise what really makes good capitalism work.