In fact, I argue that the same impetus and apparatus that let me blog, that surfaced the raccoon and alligator, and caused a man to bring an AR-15 into the alleged pedophile pizza joint are exactly the same and by ignoring their power and authority we ignore one of the most pernicious side effects of the rise of the Information Age.
Many of these individuals received chemotherapy treatments -- along with all their pernicious side effects -- as recently as two weeks before they died.
"Part of this isolation, this man explained, was a total lack of information on what could help his sister relieve the pernicious side effects of the chemotherapy and radiation she received for her cancer".
Yet, highly aggressive enforcement does little additional good and has pernicious side-effects.
Better to take a look than walk on by and miss the gen. On the other hand, authors such as Richard Layard in his book Happiness (Penguin, 2006), have argued that television has had a number of pernicious side-effects on postwar societies.
A system has evolved under which British fishermen, unlike most of their European counterparts, can now easily buy, sell or lease their quotas.The emergence of a market in fish quotas has had the incidental and beneficial effect of tackling many of the pernicious side-effects of the EU's fish policy.
Or Apple and the others fail again to take action on these problems, which are pernicious to solve, easy to pass on to others, and have the agreeable side effect of reducing manufacturing costs?
"But this study shows its pernicious side, how the pursuit of money can be isolating.
