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On Thursday, Mr. Sarkozy's office declined to immediately comment on the incident on or any potential consequences on the president's security protocol.

To the Editor: We undoubtedly share Stephen Kinzer's concern about security in the region as expressed in "After Attacks, Turkey Braces for Fallout" (Nov. 30) and the potential consequences on this country's tourism industry.

It would be odd if Threadneedle Street, with a mandate to promote monetary and financial stability, had nothing to say about a referendum that has potential consequences on both fronts.

A clearer modern translation is in The New English Bible: "Who is this whose ignorant words cloud my design in darkness?" My policy on botched quotations is to apologize to the source, but in this case, considering the potential consequences on Judgment Day, I repent in dust and ashes.

Alternative commercially available LVADs are characterized by markedly different design, with potential consequences on intrathoracic fitting among individual patients.

There is a large variety of cash transfer programs implemented around the world with potential consequences on the labor outcomes of the beneficiaries, particularly on women's participation.

In the following, the potential consequences of (i) on-call duty exposure and (ii) on-call duty experiences will be discussed.

This study had the following aims: 1) to comparatively analyze information on Medical Licensing Examinations (MLE) across ASEAN countries and 2) to assess stakeholders' view on potential consequences of AEC on the medical profession from a Thai perspective.

There have been myriad attempts to study the potential consequences of unbundling on cable prices.

"The potential consequences of inaction on this issue are so grave that the American people deserve to know where their elected representatives truly stand," said Mr. McConnell.

We evaluated the potential consequences of isolation on local populations, by comparing predicted and observed abundance.