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The daughters were too wrapped up in the most consequential decision of their lives — their choice of husbands — to chew scenery.

But it was Eagle’s next run-in with police that proved far more consequential.

However, he remains one of the most consequential politicians of recent decades, and with allies already pushing for amnesty, his influence and even the prospect of a comeback still hangs over Brazil's future.

Pulte’s most consequential allegations thus far were made against Cook, a Federal Reserve governor.

“As it relates to the president, in particular, he’s doing things to people, not with people. It’s a point of profound and consequential contrast, the fact of militarizing American cities,” Newsom continued.