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implications
noun as in association, suggestion
Example Sentences
Several years ago, when climate change was beginning to emerge in the vernacular of the extreme right, Taylor’s publications began to reflect his own thoughts on the implications of the warming world.
He added that the implications for policing in the capital would "become more public" in the coming weeks.
Streeting told Times Radio on Wednesday the policy would have "resource implications" which would "come at the expense of other choices".
It may not be fair to judge any film on the potential implications of an election held long after its completion.
The Welsh government declined to give a view on whether a vote was needed on Tuesday, but said it was in "regular contact" with the UK government to understand the bill's implications.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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