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Egyptian commentators said the government should look beyond the security implications of the attack.

Dolan said the three plaintiffs had discussed the security implications of their court action at length.

But let's not get hung up on, for example, the security implications of the cloud.

Currently it looks only at national security implications of investments; this would add a new criterion.

The conservation concerns come on top of worries over the security implications of Chinese involvement in the UK nuclear industry.

In particular, staff in smaller branches are concerned about the possible security implications of any further reductions in staff numbers".

At this stage, Comey turned to the security implications of Clinton's e-mail arrangements — and his assessment was scathing.

"Partly it is about resources," Mr. Haass said, referring to the national security implications of the deficit.

And last week, Ross oversaw the launching of an investigation into the national-security implications of steel imports.

Worrying about the national-security implications of a foreign investment makes sense; no one would be happy to see China take control of Lockheed Martin.

Huawei had already bought the assets, but officials at the Pentagon asked the CFIUS, which considers the national-security implications of takeovers, for its opinion.