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The count has financial implications and an immediate effect on American political life.
Contains lecture notes, notes on Rochester 1815-1837, a sheet entitled 'Political Implications' and an undated syllabus for CRP 462: American Planning Tradition, folded open to the lecture date.
[expert] It goes without saying that a change of entitlement has large implications and an extensive impact on reimbursement policies.
But obviously there were implications - and a lot more media questions when he got back home.
The paper concludes with implications and a discussion of opportunities for implementation in real-world decision support settings.
Saturday's game, however, is loaded with vital implications, and a loss by either team figures to imperil — if not squash — the hopes of a playoff berth.
That request has engine manufacturers and consumer advocates worried about possible damage, service station owners in a tizzy over the financial and legal implications and a leading petroleum industry group saying the move is unwise and premature.
The FCO announced that it would appeal against a judgment that had "potentially significant and far-reaching legal implications", and a hearing was due to be held later this month.
Given low visibility as to potential changes, and their implications, and a lack of identifiable catalysts in the coming months, we lower our price target from 313p to 280p and downgrade from buy to hold.
This chapter covers the origin of the program, the pedagogical implications, and a walkthrough of the design process for the exhibits.
