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But the economic cost is also real, both for the individuals involved and for their communities.
But, as Slater points out, "docile is different from domesticated," and the risks of owning wild animals are real — both for the owners, and for the animals themselves.
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To be sure, the prospect of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union has real consequences both for a number of US companies and for the global economy, and thus for the earnings power of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
As for Real, both of their main injury worries have made the teamsheet: Karim Benzema is in the starting XI, while Pepe is on the bench.
It's worth the effort because the decision you make now will have very real financial repercussions both for the present and the future.
Back pain has become a real public health concern both for adults and children.
Countless studies have found that preschool education has real value, both for the children and for society as a whole.
"The lack of fuel is a real issue – both for our teams and for local people, making it difficult to transport patients and medical supplies," said Ahmad Bilal, medical coordinator for Médecins sans Frontières based in Yemen's third city, Taiz.
These millennials in particular have real clout, both for their spending power now and for their ability to influence what comes next.
He is an autonomous being, as alive in fiction as if he were treading the earth for real, both tragic and humorous, with a brain to match anyone.
The danger was, and is, very real for both the US and North Korea.
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