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ramification
noun as in consequence, development
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It’s another, the movie argues, if we choose not to wrestle with the environmental ramifications being felt today.
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"Your misconduct has ramifications far beyond personal honour," she said.
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And the ramifications for the party and the prime minister are clear.
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Hochman noted the first settlement would have massive financial ramifications for decades for the county, which acts as a social safety net for the region.
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But antisemitsm on the right is also a ramification of white guilt, Mr. Steele says.
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