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A senior military officer said the allegations -- and the implications raised by them -- had rocked the Marine Corps and the Navy, stunning their civilian and uniformed leaders.

"We are very concerned about the human rights implications raised by this action and have asked for a full explanation" from the Mexican government, said a spokesman for the United States Embassy, Stephen B. Morisseau.

Besides the privacy implications raised by Glass (critics often note that the on-board camera could be used to covertly snap videos and photos) there's also been a sizeable backlash against the cultural impact of the device.

That chess match and all its implications raised profound questions about artificial intelligence.

We discuss the numerous socio-environmental implications raised by the cumulated impacts of these proliferating small reservoirs.

It was also difficult to probe about inconsistencies in the participant's reporting of sex because these may have been related to multiple partners, and we were aware of the ethical and social and implications raising such issues too critically during interviews with male partners.

The convergence of aging and HIV have CNS implications, raising the possibility of accelerated neurodegenerative syndromes.

The existence of two versions of the model (one with clearance and the other with no clearance) with equivalent overall fits but with different future implications raises the obvious question as to which is closest to the truth.

Whatever the final explanation for the increases, the KiKK study and its implications raise many questions, including whether vulnerable people, such as pregnant women and women of child-bearing age, should be advised on possible risks of living near nuclear power stations.

The Wall Street event on Thursday was just the latest, if the highest profile, of near daily developments in recent weeks in which prominent figures have stepped out of corporate suites to back a deal that would generate more revenue and, by implication, raise taxes on themselves.