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This news threw me into such distress of mind that had I had poison in my possession I would probably have administered it to Ethelred there and then and chanced the consequent inquiries.
To anticipate logically consequent question.
And I'd especially like to begin by apologizing for a rather sudden change in the program, consequent upon a rather dramatic development in Geneva yesterday.
I just consequent along with it.
The emotional shock and consequent release of pressure caused a sub arachnoid haemorrhage, don't be scared by the term, putting you in a coma.
Watch for any consequent symptoms.
Two: When caught, you will face a legal quagmire, a hurtling fall from grace, likely imprisonment, and, of course, the possibility of a dreary cellmate and my consequent refusal to visit you, since I abhor wretched settings.
About the exponential growth of internet start-ups and the consequent effect on.
The location and the time are dictated by the Earth's rotation and the consequent trajectory of firing.
I won't talk to her again. One has to be consequent.
When you have to pay your bills at the end of the month, the subconscious works in very consequent ways so they don't cut off your light, gas, telephone.
No, consequent one.
I've listened to all the excellent argument for doing nothing and reaped the consequent frightful harvest.
And the consequent boost to our viewing figures has pushed us right up into the high ones.
I want to, in my own way, tell all about the consequent cases.
Consequent upon the death in confinement of the accused, Richard Lucas.
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Their consequent reluctance to lend constrains investment.
Would it withdraw in the face of the consequent strategic threat to its three allies - Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Israel - in the region?
Several events in November give hope for a stronger international community, with consequent economic benefits.
This created an unnecessary new deadline of February 28 for the withdrawal of ECB funding and consequent collapse of the Greek banking system.
Eliminating the purchase of air time on radio and television during campaigns, with the consequent reduction in their cost, would complement these changes.
According to this view, in a market economy with a convertible currency and free capital flows, the exchange rate cannot be manipulated without consequent adjustments to other dimensions of monetary conditions.
Presidents are too easily re-elected or returned to power - Uribe, Lula, Chavez, Ortega, Garcia - with a consequent concentration of power and limits on the emergence of new leaders.
Most importantly, American and European leadership is required to avoid a lurch into protectionism and the consequent killing off of the Doha trade round.
Germany, traumatized by the memory of hyperinflation in the 1920's and the consequent rise of Hitler in the 1930's, is reluctant to sow the seeds of future inflation by incurring too much debt.
There are many reasons why this won't happen, the most powerful being the end of Britain's equity boom and the consequent loss of revenue from taxes on the sale of stocks.