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The EU money was rolled out in tranches, which often resulted in delays.

There was an all or nothing approach, which often resulted in a strange orange colour complete with dodgy patches and a peculiar smell.

A common response to the external challenges has been revisiting the companies' product portfolio, which often resulted both discontinuing some products and introducing new ones.

Scholars who studied the ghetto tended to be motivated by sympathy for its residents, which often resulted in a complicated sort of sympathy for ghettos themselves.

It entailed the deliberate conversion of a simple fracture, carrying no risk to life, into a compound fracture, which often resulted in generalized infection and death.

The F.B.I. has lost interest in them as possible terrorists, but local authorities and immigration officials feel obliged to continue their pursuit of the original charges, which often resulted from tips or traffic stops.

"Those who are really desperate rub it into their eyes, which often results in lifelong blindness".

Hypertension, stroke and congestive heart failure, which often result from obesity, can justify treatments covered under Medicare.

There are a number of problems with such schemes, which often result in their being short-lived.

Sugarcane is a crop known for high water consumption, which often results in habitat loss and soil erosion.

Some bank officials blame the continuing mergers and acquisitions within the industry, which often result in fragmented operations.