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There has been some fallout from the piece.

If the jet sales business is any indication, there is likely to be some fallout from the Wall Street turmoil.

Yet economists say it looks increasingly likely that Japan will feel some fallout from the problems in the United States.

"We made a tough call and we knew there would be some fallout from it, but there have been other players who have been unlucky on this tour in terms of selection.

While her pain is undeniable -- she tries to walk without a cane when she can guide herself from chair to chair or wall to railing -- Ms. Ripa said there was some fallout from her accident that is fortunate.

Angela F. Braly, WellPoint's president and chief executive, said in a statement that the revisions were because of "higher than expected medical costs" and lower than expected growth in enrollment in the company's insurance offerings for individuals and small businesses, as well as some fallout from "the changing economic environment".

"There always is some fallout [from bank acquisitions], and I think we'll be the recipient of some of that," said the chairman and chief executive of $5.5 billion in assets Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach, Daniel K. Walker, who is part of the family that founded F&M in 1907.

And there is some UK fallout from Cisco with IT group Dimension Data down 5p at 31p.

However, we are now entering a period of uncertainty that is not conducive to strong economic growth and there could be some immediate fallout from the expected decline in investment and trade.

"Jack's going to be struggling to repair his marriage, Samantha is going to have some serious fallout from being shot with her own gun, which has all kinds of implications in terms of whether she trusts herself, and there's going to be romantic stuff percolating between her and Martin potentially," Mr. Steinberg explained, referring to Martin Fitzgerald, the character played by Mr. Close.

If Coulson did stick on the Coens classic as an in-flight movie on the bus, he might start wondering why the Dude bears such a strong resemblance to Tony Stark's old business partner Obadiah Stane … Though light on classic comics lore, this whole episode was predicated on some unexpected fallout from the Chitauri invasion at the climax of Avengers Assemble.