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Asian markets fell and Wall Street opened lower but concern over the Chinese situation and its repercussions for the global markets eased as the afternoon progressed.
Here her ambitions are grander, and the result is a remarkable and disconcerting vision of a troubled time in American history, and of its repercussions for national and individual identity.
Even as Europe's attention remains focused on the debt negotiations in Athens and its repercussions for the euro, Mr. Boc's resignation served as a stark reminder of the troubles facing countries outside of the euro currency area.
Addressing the Pontifical Academy last year Benedict spoke of the "greatness of contemporary science" and its "repercussions for human beings".
It is clear however, that the large majority of nurses who responded to the survey consider the ABI only in terms of its repercussions for leg ulcer/wound management and are unaware of its association with increased cardiovascular risk.
Reports of socio-economic differences in terms of LE instead of mortality are more suitable for illustrative purposes [ 9], since its repercussions for the population are easier to grasp and to report.
In April of 1999, Kunstler wrote, "It seems to me that the Y2K problem is so broad, systemic, and unprecedented that imagining its repercussions calls for something besides conventional thinking".
The case has been closely watched because of its implications in prosecuting priests accused of molesting children many years ago, as well as its potential repercussions for other crimes.
The vote seemed as significant for its repercussions outside Sweden as for its consequences within.
"Brexit and its possible repercussions for the City of London are unlikely to be an issue for financial stability or the financing of the EU's real economy," he said.
In a move which alarmed and angered diplomats because of its threatened repercussions for the country's image, the writer, who held a British passport, was forced to apply for entry permits every time he wanted to visit his homeland.
