Residents stayed quiet, worried about the ramifications of calling the authorities.
For the record, though, it was Kisio's simple, but still sublime play that had made Mullen's goal with 13 seconds left in overtime possible, and that in the process made enormous the ramifications of a botched call on John MacLean's apparent game-winner for the Devils two minutes earlier.
The website also includes a couple of clips giving a sense of the ramifications of what is now being called the Five/Nine hack.
"No one was eligible," Mr. Maccarone said, adding, "the women's unit contains a difficult population". Judges are very reluctant to incarcerate women, Mr. Maccarone said, because their behavior is usually less violent than men and because of what Mr. Maccarone called "the ramifications of separating mothers from their children," but he added, the courts are finding they have little choice.
Last summer, at the Ministry of Finance in Athens, Galbraith and his small team thought through the ramifications of Greece exiting the European Union, which they called Plan X. "The Plan X Memorandum" is an inside peek into what if? and the legal basis for a "Grexit".
They described trying to assess their competence in these challenging situations vis-a-vis the risk to the patient and the ramifications of appearing incompetent to others if they called for help.
He and some area residents were at a bar called Hector's discussing the ramifications of the coming end of Yasgur's Farm.
Ultimately, The Fix decided that the context of Bowers's internment camp comment was necessary to fully appreciate the origins and potential ramifications of calls this week for a database of all Muslims in the United States.
"We do understand the ramifications of not paying at maturity," said Joe Price, Bank of America's chief financial officer, during a conference call.
What are the ramifications of this?
