State Immunity There was considerable fallout from the court's two rulings last week on the balance of federal-state authority.
This area experienced considerable fallout from the Chernobyl incident, and soil contamination levels for Cs from the 38 Narodichesky municipal areas where families with children still live vary from 29 to 879 kBq/m (typical natural background levels in the United States from radon are about 20 kBq/m) (Mossman 2007).
"There was considerable fallout from that," said the president of the conservative Family Research Council, Ken Connor.
Letterman hosting the "Late Show" to an unpeopled Ed Sullivan Theater on Tuesday, as he did on Monday, was the oddest sight of the considerable and continuing cultural fallout of the hurricane that left New York institutions like Broadway, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center no more open for business than the city's damaged subway system.
Still, the personal fallout was considerable: the episode dealt palpable, lasting blows to my self-image and confidence and, for years, I couldn't muster the courage or trust to open back up to the prospect of female camaraderie.
But the fallout was considerable.
Turner responded on his website explaining his position in more nuanced terms ("I just think the world works better when people are left alone to do what they want as much as possible") but the fallout was considerable.
Also not in doubt, however, is the draining effect that a single high-maintenance, mega-talented individual has had, from doubts about his own batting, over a considerable period, and the inevitable fallout from his own sacking as captain, to the current disaffection as a result of his bewilderingly ever-changing agenda.
So after a weekend that included two acts of attempted mass murder one was obviously terrorism, and ISIS has claimed responsibility for the other it's safe to assume that the political fallout will be considerable.
