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That one need not be a climber to read this novel, for one of its implications is that we are all climbers of a kind.

There is a boom in Vietnamese entrepreneurs, for example, and in the economic power of women in India.More ambiguous in its implications is the rise of mammonis, initially in Italy but spreading elsewhere.

Yet the subject of "Moonlight" isn't blackness or gayness; it's one man whose many qualities include being black and being gay — and whose own keen awareness of his place in the world, and of its implications, is the high-pressure, high-heat forge of his densely solid, relentlessly opaque, yet terrifyingly vulnerable and fragile character.

A full story on the report and its implications is in the 6 August issue of Science.

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An understanding of the design and its implications is useful to policy-makers who are considering changes to facilitate the integration, availability, or valorization of flexibility, while also contributing to the decision-making of flexibility investors and operators.

"I think it's really significant and its implications are frightening for public sector unions not just in Wisconsin but over much of the country".

Surveillance there must be, but its implications are so dangerous that it should be subject to the panoply of oversight.

[But] even though it is not very direct stylistically, I think its implications are very direct".

"But its implications were enormous".

The answer is obvious, but its implications are frightening.