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"The implications are not only dire for these individual students, but dire for society at large," Dr. Haney said in an interview.
The implications are not only material but also spiritual.
What matters is that the individual decide that the story and its implications are not only trustworthy in the abstract, but that they are also personally relevant.
"The implication is not only that foreigners are aloof and ignorant of local ways, but also have 'no spirit or life within....'.".
The moral implication is not only one of 'rectification' through strengthened human rights and more progressive systems of global resource redistribution; but also an obligation to change the way by which the rules of economic governance are established in order to overcome the historic and radical inequalities in initial conditions.
The radical implications of this moment are not only that these victims might finally get some small measure of justice, but also the possibility that studio lots, trading floors and the halls of Congress might look altogether different in the years ahead, altered by the forces that rooted out offenders, increased women's visibility and power, and established tougher policies and procedures.
The implications of these findings are not only relevant to women of reproductive age native to sea level countries, considering trips or work at high altitude, but also to the developmental programming of pulmonary hypertension in adulthood by prenatal hypoxia (14, 34).
The implications of global-as-supraterritorial are not only of theoretical interest, they also have some practical importance for the areas of research, education and practice.
At issue are not only prices but also implications for free trade and intellectual property rights.
