Already, though, the implications of the new analysis are guardedly encouraging.
A Spaniard, Javier Solana, is the public face of the EU's foreign and security policy, and a Portuguese, Antonio Vitorino, is in charge of the sensitive job of creating a European-wide justice system at the European Commission.Inevitably, though, the implications of eastward enlargement are complex and sometimes double-edged.
For everyday citizens though, the implications aren't so clear.
If Styles ends up being straight, though, the implications would be practically revolutionary.
The transaction could have very real implications, though, for creditors and unionized workers.
The social implications, though harder to quantify, point to a new direction for India's faltering trade unions.
Twenty years ago, though, the unsettling implications of her message about the "unrestrained use of power" that is accorded caregiving adults had not yet become a commonplace.
Dr. Alberts remains most enthused, though, about the implications of his findings for people with Parkinson's and other brain-related conditions.
What are the tax implications, though, if the ex-spouses keep the property in both their names, but one -- the husband, for example -- moves out and no longer uses the property as a principal residence?
Yet even the best possible version of the disaggregated web has serious — though still uncertain — implications for a global future: What sorts of ideas and speech will become bounded by borders?
