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EU officials can, as in Ireland's referendum with the fiscal treaty, give stern warnings about the repercussions about voting no and imperiling their own access to EU funds.

Ms. Sullivan also does not have to worry about repercussions from school officials about her decision not to send the letter of apology, according to officials from Shawnee Mission East High School, who issued a statement Monday afternoon.

Similar to what many of Weinstein's accusers described, the letter's authors wrote they faced fear about workplace repercussions and shame about speaking out in an environment where others are not sympathetic to their experiences.

He convinced himself that all of those negative repercussions he had learned about had nothing to do with him.

In addition to concerns about the effect on neighborhoods, some opponents worry about repercussions for school districts, because elderly voters are commonly assumed to oppose school budgets.

To talk about the political repercussions of that, and about current U.S. energy policy, I'm joined by Raffi Khatchadourian, Eric Konigsberg, and Elizabeth Kolbert.

Such a growth of production does not come about without repercussion on the capacity of the water-bearing layer.

"My God!" The repercussions we know about.

He said they should worry about repercussions.

But this is a book primarily about repercussions.

Mankiewicz didn't need to have misgivings about repercussions, because the risks would all be Welles'.