The Litvinenko case, however, is dwarfed by the Skripal affair, whose ramifications are wider.
But there is widespread agreement that Europe is rapidly entering a new era whose ramifications are only beginning to be understood.
Here again President Clinton embraced an idea whose ramifications have hardly been thought through in order to protect himself from being called soft on drugs.
The program is an entertaining peek behind the negotiation wall, illuminating an episode whose ramifications continue to be felt in the current complicated relations with the Chinese.
Yet her crisis was resolved only when she converted onwards to Roman Catholicism, a decision whose ramifications would be felt in every aspect of her life and art.
Against the blue of the sky, airplanes followed straight lines through the huge tree's branches, whose ramifications went this way and that, like a stop-motion picture of Tae Kwon Do hands.
Mr. Hirsch does a wonderful job of conveying his character's inner struggle, especially his discomfort when entrusted with an explosive confidence whose ramifications are more than he can absorb.
Cole laughingly notes "this may be naïve," an understatement whose ramifications spread through the whole show.
But because Hare's script grapples with serious themes and singular events whose ramifications are still being felt, it is effective when it counts.
That's providing there's any cash left in the money hat after the acquisition of Minecraft and Mojang, a huge move whose ramifications obviously extend far beyond Xbox.
These are most evident in their implacable opposition to any understanding with Iran and lobbying for American military action whose ramifications very well could be highly dangerous to their rule.
