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The movie leaves us with a powerful reflection: every action we make has a consequence.
Unprompted, each participant volunteered personal lifestyle changes they had decided to make as a consequence of reading the draft.
If they are young, try to make up a consequence if they eat too fast even if it's not true.
"But the decision was made as a consequence of threats made by Fury against at least one sports journalist, an SJA member, who has written about the boxer's repugnant comments on homosexuality and women".
Would-be spectators have been ripped off and arrests have been made as a consequence of various ticketing scams.
He continues, "You've got to get educated, because every time you make a choice, there's a consequence.
Lincoln used the word God to make a point about the consequences of the fundamental national injustice of slavery.
Your life may be your own but when you make a dumb move, the consequences are often not yours alone to suffer.
They also inspired, directly and indirectly, the supremely generous gifts that many individuals made to the Library in her honor or made as a consequence of the example she set.
