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There will be ramifications of incoherence of laws across states for movement of populations, transportation of drugs, access to healthcare and for human rights and data protection.
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For the moment, Gulati stands tall as the mastermind behind this regime change, but there will be ramifications and reverberations up and down the roster.
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There could also be ramifications for freedom of expression.
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So we're now analyzing [the data] in real time, and secondly we're supporting legislation [in Congress] so there will be serious ramifications for someone lying about their IM or e-mail address.
What will be the ramifications of his stand-down and, for that matter, the British pullout?
We think the UK will fall into recession, and there will be significant negative ramifications for the European economy as well.
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