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The head of the International Olympic Committee Jacques Rogge has also asked Russia to explain how its new law on gay "propaganda" might affect next year's Games.

During yesterday's press conference she was specifically asked to anticipate Trump's tantrum response on hearing the EU antitrust decision against Google, and whether she wasn't afraid it might affect next week's meeting between the US president and the European Commission's president, Jean-Claude Juncker.

You want to be able to tell your VCs that you're nervous your market will be limited but you're worried that might affect your next funding round (or your job!).

To further explore how FREM1 might affect PDGFC, we next examined processing of PDGFC.

Still, I thought it was worth giving you my tentative thoughts on how Hurricane Sandy might affect the runup to next Tuesday's election.

"He was out for a little bit of time and it might affect him for the next game".

With gaps already appearing between the supply of and the demand for health professionals in some countries, it is important to understand what future trends might affect supply and demand over the next 20 years [ 1].

In any other election year, a massive battle involving US force to seize a city of hundreds of thousands from the Islamic State might affect how voters choose their next president.

Fellows held debriefings with IAVI at the end of their stay, to discuss lessons learned which might affect the design of the next Fellow's job description.

"Well, win, lose or draw it might affect their mood heading into their next series, which is of course against New Zealand.

Now the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has launched a suite of studies to track how oil might affect Gulf of Mexico sperm whales over the next few months.