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Employers need to face consequences for pursuing this course, which makes a mockery of the process.

The research from the Dallas Fed suggests that those, too, might be the result of the unintended consequences of his own administration’s policies.

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"The technologies we have now are really a lot better than earlier gene therapy tools, but there's always a chance for these unintended consequences," Chauhan says.

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The Taliban Defence Ministry warned in its statement that, should the situation become worse, "the consequences will be attributable to the Pakistani army".

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"If the situation becomes more tense after these actions, the consequences will be attributed to the Pakistani army," the statement added.

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