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What’s more, the IT giant reckons the experiment could have big implications for data centers on dry land, too.

From Fortune

How Tenet, Mulan, and I’m Thinking of Ending Things perform has broad implications for the future.

From Vox

The answers to that question are emerging, and they carry implications both for endangered species and our own household pets.

From Fortune

The implications for small businesses, in particular, are huge.

The loss of this data could have real financial implications for advertisers.

And if the Martian methane is a real thing, it has some interesting implications.

It seems like a nuanced distinction, but it could have huge implications.

Among the casualties with the most dangerous implications for their future is education.

An overwhelming amount of subtleties and implications were going over my head.

Harris declined to comment to The Daily Beast on the implications of Initiative 71 for members of Congress.

He wet his lips, staring, as he contemplated the unpleasant implications of it.

He tried to catalogue all his knowledge, and the implications of that knowledge.

He was in no mood now to resent any implications as to the method by which the watch had come into his possession.

The word has religious implications, so I explain that I use it in my own meaning, as above.

Let us first consider the question, just what are the true and proper implications of monogamous love?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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