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The wider implications of the Williamses' disappointing 24 hours for women's tennis remain unclear.

Baker's book is studded with sharply ironic reflections on the wider implications of the medical world.

The wider implications of the plot included its worldwide impact on airline security.

The real controversy begins at the next stage, when we come to the wider implications of the theory.

While Santos has no direct operations in the south-east, the company was concerned at the "wider implications" of the proposed inquiry, Baulderstone said.

However there were reported to be misgivings about the wider implications of the plan in the Department for Work and Pensions and the Treasury.

What are the wider implications of this study into the use of GSV for disasters and disaster recovery?

The wider implications of this diagnosis on the patient's overall risk of morbidity and mortality will also be addressed through consideration of associated comorbidities and cardiovascular risks.

"East of Suez" (1922), "The Painted Veil" (1925) and "The Casuarina Tree" (1926) were the results, along with the classic short story "Rain" (1921) and "The Moon and Sixpence" (1919), Maugham's fascinating fictional exploration of the career of Paul Gauguin and, by wider implication, of the necessary ruthlessness of all artists.

A wider implication of the results may be that other Norwegian hospitals, without specific implementation projects on these matters, may not be able to change practice according to the new laws.

We also discuss the wider implications of applying the framework to current electricity access intervention programs in Bangladesh, provide feedback on the MTF's design, as well as suggest potential improvements for its application in the future.