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Legal experts say the case has profound implications because the association is seeking to hold MP3board.com liable for linking to copyrighted material produced during an automated Web search.
The lynching had immediate political implications because the hitherto pacific Yazidis were targeted by Sunni Muslims from both the Kurdish and Arab communities in Nineveh.
Yet, he adds, the lack of voter interest in foreign affairs will have important implications, because the next president will face real national security challenges.
Obviously, this has important distributional implications because the average middle-class family has the bulk of its wealth tied up in its home.
"This has enormous national implications because the Democrats have said themselves that these ads are the foundation of their midterm ad strategy," said Steve Schmidt, spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.
The first day a car bomb went off in Baghdad, following the US invasion in 2003, we spent days reporting the perpetrators, victims, tactics and implications, because the development was new.
This information has huge therapeutic implication; because in the absence of disc disruption, these injuries are best treated by the posterior approach; in the event of disc damage, they need anterior decompression and stabilisation with fusion across the disc.
The distinction has legal implications because, during the Bush years, the C.I.A. defended its use of psychological and physical cruelty by arguing that there was no other way to obtain the intelligence it was seeking.
The dominance of pyrethroid use has major implications because of the spread of insecticide resistance with the potential to reduce the efficacy of LNs.
Many stories with salacious elements go uncovered in the mainstream news media, but Ms. Stewart's trial has significant implications because of the atmosphere of continuing corporate scandal and the clear effect on her business.
This approach was adjudged to have ''green'' implications because of the inclusion of recycled material as part of the material mixture, promoting treatment efficiency and cost effectiveness (Hossain et al. 2010a).
