The outburst yesterday followed several calls by German politicians in recent days for Nazi insignia to be banned throughout the EU, in consequence of the Prince Harry furore.
Call it a consequence of resistance, call it a case of the millennial, call it whatever you want.
A White House statement called the rising tension in Ukraine a "direct consequence" of the Ukrainian government refusing to listen to the people's demands.
And in what Zollman called "a perverse positive consequence of the war," attention recently focused on brain-injured troops will likely quicken future discoveries about the brain's adaptive potential, about ways to prod that potential and about why even a case like Shurvon's isn't quite what Colonel O'Brien once thought it was: hopeless.
The incorrect MSH3 mutation mentioned is also the consequence of incorrect exon/intron calling.
Rachel Maddow called Robertson "the unintended consequence of the First Amendment".
"If you are a corporate executive, you have to consider the consequences of calling in the security forces, especially if they are known to be abusive". Chevron also faces a major lawsuit in Ecuador that began as a case against Texaco under the Alien Tort law.
As a consequence of the tungsten emissivity, the radiative cooling drops appreciably in comparison with the current CFC tiles, calling for interleaved plasma scenarios in terms of performance.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the consequences of bad calls, bad luck and equipment failures cascaded through the region's health care system, as sleep-deprived health care workers and patients were confronted by a new kind of disarray.
In such tumultuous times, few people paid much attention to Nasa scientist James Hansen when he warned the US Congress, in that same year, about the consequences of something called global warming.
In consequence, the language of imperialism changed.
