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The study, entitled "Krokodil--A Designer Drug From Across the Atlantic, with Serious Consequences" was removed from the website of the American Journal of Medicine, Retraction Watch, a website that tracks retractions of papers from scientific journals, reported Dec. 2.

One of the most serious consequences was the reluctance of the animals to drink water.

"Serious consequences" is Council code for a military attack.

"Serious consequences is not another resolution, or another debate inside the UN," Mr Bush said flatly.

Infrequent events with serious consequences were also reported including pneumonia by 10%, cardiac arrest by 7%, fractures by 6%, and death by 3% (N = 2).

"I'm confident that it's a very tough resolution and makes it clear that serious consequences are going to follow if Syria doesn't cooperate," Mr. Bolton said.

Although most patients with HCM are asymptomatic, serious consequences are experienced in a subset of affected individuals who present initially with sudden cardiac death or progress to refractory heart failure.

But sepsis-related deaths and serious consequences are preventable for as many as 30percentt of patients.

In cases when this condition is not recognized or treated, early serious consequences are possible such as amputation of genitalia or death.

When an obstruction developed in an artery, one of the most serious consequences is the increased resistance and the associated reduction of the blood flow to the particular vascular bed supplied by the artery.

But as our kids get older, and their actions have the potential for more serious consequences, being a parent and not a friend is vital.