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David Goldman, a core leadership group member at San Francisco Americans for Safe Access, warned that the crackdown could have unfortunate political ramifications for President Obama, who while on the campaign trail in 2007 promised to leave the business of regulating medical cannabis to the states.

"And the unfortunate ramification is that the family kind of fissured down the middle".

"The last outcome would set an unfortunate precedent, and may have significant ramifications for all investors in securities registered with the SEC," Bryan said.

Although distinguishing between "uninfected" and "infected but not diseased" survivors has important ramifications for interpretation of shrimp and insect responses to viral challenges, it is unfortunate that survivors are sometimes ambiguously labelled simply as "resistant".

Their decisions will have ramifications for years.

"Think of the ramifications for the White House.

The ramifications for England were fatal.

Now his behaviour has ramifications for others.

The crisis has ramifications for Hezbollah, too.

"This has big ramifications for the president.

There are still some ramifications for Kent.