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Mark Harrad, a spokesman for Time Warner, said yesterday, "We're looking at the M.F.N., to see what the ramifications are for our agreement.

"President Obama or his administration should acknowledge this dire threat on the border, whatever its political ramifications are for the debate on immigration," Mr. Fitton said.

It's still far too early to say what the ramifications are for Google's partnership with edX and its participation in the Open Education Alliance.

We're joined by LocalGlobe partner Suzanne Ashman, BGF partner Wendy Tan White and Eloise Todd, CEO of Best for Britain to dissect what the Leave ramifications are for the tech ecosystem.

The "transparent" yet shockingly secretive GeForce Partner Program from Nvidia is beginning to show its teeth in multiple ways, with clues starting to emerge that point to who the partners may be and what the potential ramifications are for AMD and its user base.

It is unclear what the legal ramifications are for this apparent breach of fiduciary duty, but I would bet there will be none given DPS' current lackluster form of governance.

What will the ramifications be for him, years later?

Its ramifications are troubling for Scotland and particularly severe for Northern Ireland.

“None of the ramifications are good for the economy and none of them are good for the bondholders or the companies involved because where there’s problems there’s usually bigger problems,” Hurley said.

"The political ramifications are excellent for the Texas Democratic Party," said Molly Beth Malcolm, chairwoman of the state party.

The potential ramifications are huge, for a ruling in favor of the couple could affect the millions of Americans who send their children to religious schools of all types.