And you believe that the consequence is a terrible consequence? A. Absolutely.
But Winkler also suggests that the consequence of Hamlet's thwarted love is a desperate desire to communicate.
What the movie tells us, in the most intelligent of terms, is that the consequence of every act has to be recognized.
But Mr. Blinder, who teaches at Princeton, added that the consequence should not be large-scale unemployment but a shift in Western job markets.
He will warn that the consequence of digital may mean a 21st century where the world is made up of individual, rather than collective experiences.
Do you worry that the consequence of all this, after the inquiries, and any possible prosecutions, will be legislation that, might hinder legitimate journalism?
Her letter said: "I am sorry to say that the consequence of my interviews and witness statement was that they did contain many inaccuracies.
But he has not done so yet, and his henchmen are hinting that the consequence of an adverse judgment will be a state of emergency.
Both men have threatened that the consequence of Iran crossing their respective lines would be attacks on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, but neither line has been drawn clearly.
He also said that the consequence of the Holocaust should not have been the displacement of Palestinians from their lands — a reference to Israel.
Miliband had turned up the rhetoric in the week's before Copenhagen, warning in an interview with the Observer a fortnight ago that the consequence of failure would be "scary" in terms of the effect on the environment.
