You could not get a more rightwing, authoritarian or militaristic prime minister than the Duke of Wellington, who spent years fighting against the reform bill of 1832, partly on the grounds that it might, by implication, lead the country to democracy where anyone had the vote.
The health implications led him to end the school year early in the past, when cholera and fear of contamination were rampant.
These implications led them to stop using marijuana in this manner, replacing it with other manners of use, the most common of which was the "mesclado".
Slothrop's quest for the truth behind these implications leads him on a nightmarish journey of either historic discovery or profound paranoia, depending on his own and the reader's interpretation.
The implications lead us to propose a new mechanism by which αS is protected from or predisposed to the early events of aggregation.
And if, by implication, they led you to believe that buying your own iMac would make you the autocrat of your bedroom, that was ill advised.
Joshua Lederberg, one of the 20th century's leading scientists, whose work in bacterial genetics had vast medical implications and led to his receiving a Nobel Prize in 1958, died on Saturday.
It said that these legislative developments and their implications had led to a slight decline in freedom, but weren't a cause for concern just yet.
However, whereas experimental data support the role of Maspin as a tumor suppressor, clinical data regarding its prognostic implications have led to conflicting results [ 49].
(Interview 10) Although family secrecy was the cause of distress and anger for some carers, avoiding confronting the existence of the disease and discussing its implications sometimes led to a repetition of secrecy in the next generation: "Well we never spoke about HD, never spoke about that, the kids never knew about it".
