And it would prohibit marketing "such food, or other processed food, as 'natural.' " (For now, let's ignore the vast implications of the phrase "or other processed food," lest we become overexcited, except to say that the literal interpretation of that sentence has the processed food manufacturers' collective hair on fire).
The social implications on Venice or other cities in developing countries subject to frequent low-level floods are immense.
We recommend either a regional plan or targeted programs to address public health implications of heat or other climate extremes in Tibet, China.
According to a statement from his office provided to The Huffington Post, Biden called to "clarify" his remarks and to apologize for "any implication that Turkey or other Allies and partners in the region had intentionally supplied or facilitated the growth of ISIL or other violent extremists in Syria".
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They have also formed a medical company, CancEr2, because they said they thought their findings about calcium levels might have implications for treating cancer or other diseases.
"At this point, all the meteorological conditions are offshore so there are no implications inshore for Japan or other countries near Japan," Maryam Golnaraghi, chief of WMO's disaster risk reduction division, told a briefing.
Published Jan . 15in Nature Physics, the discovery offers new insight into the physics of collective motion and could one day have implications for electronics, optics or other technologies.
Collins says the broader implications for Zika, Ebola or other viral infections is this synthetic technology platform will enable labs to develop, test, validate and deploy a new diagnostic in under a week.
