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Unless the U.S. does something about its inefficient educational monopoly, it will have real trouble maintaining its present level of economic growth.
But when the Court issues its opinion in the case (it is expected this month) it will have real implications for people at risk from intimate partners, and for gun safety more generally.
It will have real consequences".
If it has neither, it will have real problems, which is why Egypt is struggling.
"Although the outcome here was inevitable, it will have real consequences for the president's relationship with Congressional Democrats and his base," Mr. Fratto said.
Now we're pushing for care groups, different medical practices and hospitals to adopt it and that's where it will have real utility".
"It's going to be the first time in my life I'll have real money," he said.
The European-like burden may be "stealthy," in the U.K. vernacular, but as contributor Jack Anderson concludes in this tax-survey issue, it ultimately will have real effect on British competitiveness.
"It hasn't been recognised outside the region, but it is Middle Eastern states which will have real influence in the polls, not the US, UN, EU or UK," said one Kenya-based veteran observer of Somali affairs.
Instead it will be parents who will have real power.
