repercussion

Even when credible accusations are made and civil lawsuits are filed, the evidence isn’t enough to generate repercussions.

In the last few months, there’s been renewed criticism of the project from Hollywood Hills’ residents, both because of its price tag and potentially negative repercussions.

"There are repercussions when it comes to an extraction-based therapy," she said, explaining remaining teeth move into the space, or there could be further tooth decay, which can cause other jaw problems.

But the damage caused to nearby flora will have serious repercussions for his business.

More than a local flare-up, the siege of Kayes is a warning sign that the jihadist insurgency in Mali has entered a new phase with the repercussions of economic sabotage reaching well beyond Mali's borders.