For Ms. Shriver, the program has had professional repercussions.
When defendants are accused in such detail, there are huge reputational and professional repercussions for them.
One foreign journalist who wished to remain unidentified for fear of professional repercussions, said that he often addressed issues that could be contentious.
(Most of the people interviewed about Drew and the chief investment office asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to speak or feared professional repercussions).
The actor Josh Brolin, who plays Bush, nearly declined for fear of the potential professional repercussions; other cast members took a lot of persuading, too.
Iranian officials arrived at negotiations "with precise and detailed instructions from which they do not deviate, out of fear of professional repercussions", he said.
Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, and David Guillod, who all issued denials, have faced professional repercussions, and police in various jurisdictions have opened criminal investigations against them.
And none of the judgment about why she stayed has anything to do with the issues facing America, except to wildly suggest that a woman's acceptance of a flawed man into her personal life should have professional repercussions.
"When I finally knew something was really wrong I was in the elevator with the president and I said hello and she just ignored me," said a former staff member who declined, as some others did, to be identified for fear of professional repercussions.
The likelihood of grave professional repercussions is why "very much" plagiarism was set as 500 or more word-equivalents.
Not only have women historically felt themselves to be less capable competitive negotiators, they have also suffered negative social and professional repercussions when they do behave in a competitive manner.
