He accused the Anglicans of meddling in things over which they had no control like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while creating "the most adverse repercussions" for something they could influence, Christian-Jewish relations.
Still, she said, "No matter how prepared you are, there are going to be repercussions from something as big as this". 1 2 Next Page » Ginger Thompson reported from Santiago, Chile, and Marc Lacey from Callao, Peru.
At a time when much more dire collapses — financial, emotional, geopolitical, familial — are a frequent occurrence or at least a consistent threat, the opportunity to experience and survive one, however trivial or nonexistent the repercussions, is something to be valued, not lamented.
Are you prepared to deal with the repercussions for something that might have felt good in the moment?
In April of 1999, Kunstler wrote, "It seems to me that the Y2K problem is so broad, systemic, and unprecedented that imagining its repercussions calls for something besides conventional thinking".
"How do we say no, and to whom?" asked one worried NCSES staffer, hinting at the possible political repercussions of excluding something that legislators deem important.
Yes, the taste is amazing, but is it worth the thousands of dollars you'd have to pay, or the negative repercussions of eating something like sodium acid pyrophosphate?
Indeed, the report confirms what any devoted Facebook user already knows -- people often don't consider the possible repercussions before posting something inflammatory on the social network, and their remarks often reach a much wider audience than they'd anticipated, including bosses who aren't necessarily their Facebook "friends".
And there are no repercussions when you write something wrong.
"We thought it was time to come back to America," says Glatter. "New York was Ground Zero for the largest terrorist attack on American soil, and the repercussions of 9/11 are something we live out all the time".
