So while Neruda entered into the realm of heroic civic poetry, Vallejo did that and much more; the deathly "Hu man Poems" (some of which are included in the Bly volume) marked the final uncovering of a new poetic language, with multiple ramifications for the future of poetry in Spanish.
Twenty contributions document the main currents in contemporary research at the interface of logic and natural language, including its broader ramifications in computer science, linguistic theory, and cognitive science.
The strong words went beyond typical diplomatic language and underscored the growing ramifications of the case for the United States.
"The ramifications of reactionary language can't be understated, especially from those who matter to you.
Union officials and attorneys are "looking very closely at the legal ramifications of the language," he said.
In 2015, the FCC under President Barack Obama opted to treat those Internet providers, known as ISPs, as telecommunications services, a change in language that also carried broad legal ramifications.
And that's not counting iOS 10's evolved design language, which is bound to have ramifications for the visually impaired.
Thus, while the distinctions being discussed may appear to be highly specific, the inability to employ linguistic constraints properly may reflect the inability to access this degree of detail, which may have profound ramifications within higher-order language ability.
Earlier on Saturday, President Trump's executive order, signed the day before, sowed chaos in airports, universities, corporations and living rooms in the US and abroad, as people grappled with the ramifications of its sometimes vague language.
It is unclear what the immediate ramifications of replicating the SB5 language would be, though some say it could hold up efforts to repeal the law.
The new language, AR, allows us to describe actions with indirect effects (ramifications), nondeterministic actions, and actions that may be impossible to execute.
