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Meanwhile a group of Conservative MPs has urged the Guardian to take responsibility for the security implications of reporting the information and "act accordingly".

We also discuss the methodological implications of reporting on personal experiences and describing the behaviour of others.

Overall the majority of survey respondents felt uncertain about their ability to understand the implications of the reported variants based on the genetics reports they were presented with.

The implications of the reported findings for resistance management strategies are discussed.

We would like to comment on some of their cited references and discuss the implications of the reported arsenic concentrations found in their sand/soil samples.

An implication of this model for the presentation of results of PA trials is that researchers should consider reporting increases in PA by baseline PA level, as otherwise the health implications of reported increases in activity are unclear.

And it's not just a few bad apples in the Big Apple--the implications of this report for the rest of the country are grim.

Tax-exempt organizations should study and understand the implications of this reporting, as some arrangements are received more favorably than others by their stakeholders.

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Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in an analysis of the Congressional report's summary of findings, thoughtful participation in a fishbowl discussion examining the implications of the report, and completion of reflective essay examining the "big picture" outcome of the report.

The implications of the report are sobering.