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Chelsea entertain Tottenham at Stamford Bridge in a London derby that will have repercussions of the upmost importance for the two clubs.

This lack of awareness may have repercussions of less access to services for early diagnosis and risk reduction, self-management, and prevention of complications in chronic diseases.

"This could be very important for the next generation of space missions to the Moon and Mars and possibly have repercussions on the development of drugs on Earth".

Failure to tackle the rebels will make it a haven for extremism that will have repercussions on the shores of Europe, the former prime minister warned today.

These findings may have repercussions on the natural course of prostate cancer with androgen deprivation and on strategies of therapeutic intervention.

This can have repercussions on pain perception, success of the procedure as well as on overall patient experience and satisfaction.

This limited size could have repercussions on the training phase of machine learning-based systems.

This may, undoubtedly, have repercussions on the diagnostic value of the tests [ 8, 9].

My husband works off farm and had repercussions of the flood affecting his role and time.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers will also have repercussions for operators of a number of Midtown office buildings.

But she worries the week's events – and the possibility of a plebiscite on marriage equality – will have repercussions for children of same-sex families.