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ensue

— verb (= result) issue or terminate (in a specified way, state, etc.); end result in tragedy

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result follow succeed issue begin set in occur come after come watch travel along trace take place take after tag along supervene stem rear pursue postdate lead keep track keep tabs on keep happen follow up follow suit follow out follow on fall out entail dog commence come next come forth behind backward back of attend appear accompany

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High jinks ensue. Broner. You gave me a broner.
Brothers and sisters. the endless catalogue of bestial atrocities. which will inevitably ensue from this appalling act. must, can, and will be terminated.
Should news of Sir Henry's activities at Foulness become public a mighty scandal will ensue.
A tragic confrontation will ensue.
Teachers are to be respected, even if they're only filling in,...because otherwise chaos could ensue.
She's my wacky cousin from England, and whenever she visits high jinks ensue.
So I'm going to ask you again, just one more time. before you shot the deceased did a struggle ensue?
They'd take them off, and group orgies would ensue.
I'm sure if you flee now, a full-scale pursuit will not ensue.
Sit back while ripples ensue.
I see a head start to rise, violence is going to ensue.
Just say Cy Tolliver will buy whatever he's fucking selling. if he has that little faith in the camp. or rumours of judicial invalidation, or the panic that'll ensue from that.
Because there is a computer in my office, and if I log on, romance will ensue.
Doth it therefore ensue that you should love his son dearly?
Whatever will ensue between us from now on, I hope we'll both act manly as samurai.
Brothers and sisters, the endless catalogue of bestial atrocities which will ensue from this appalling act must, can and will be terminated.
The purchase made the fruits are to ensue that profit's yet to come between me and you.
I will accept any consequences which may ensue.
Panic would ensue if the community felt that a being as powerful as yourself were out of control.
But if they were to show up anonymously at the DEA Office, I bet an extensive investigation would ensue.
Well, I can't leave the house or chaos will ensue.
The purchase made, the fruits are to ensue.
If gravity were to prevail, a stellar madness would ensue more bizarre than anything in wonderland.
And what will ensue?
A crisis will inevitably ensue. - What's ensue mean?
So I'm going to ask you again, just one more time-- before you shot the deceased did a struggle ensue?
Let the fun ensue.

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It must also be understood that negotiations cannot rule out Russian military operations against bandits who continue their attacks as the negotiations ensue.
But if central banks don't find a clear exit strategy from policies that double or triple the monetary base, eventually either goods-price inflation or another dangerous asset and credit bubble (or both) will ensue.
A deadly civil war would surely ensue if the Palestinian Authority seeks to crush Palestinian militants at a time of relentless Israeli attacks and no tangible progress in the peace talks.
Either way, the premise that the US should lead forcefully rests on the idea that without a benevolent hegemonic power to police the world, chaos will ensue and more malevolent forces will take over.
If Japan, the US, and others attempt to intercept or counter the missile, military tension - even possible combat - is likely to ensue.
Imagine the chaos that may ensue if separatist energies are allowed to continue in an unfettered way in a world where over two thousand ethnic groups live in over 150 distinct states.
Should this happen, growth will collapse, many borrowers will default, and financial chaos could ensue.
More recently, Hezbollah agreed to place the issue on the domestic negotiating agenda - perhaps because Iran doesn't want it to be a source of national dissension - but it is doubtful that genuine disarmament will ensue, at least for now.
That threat might seem far-off while growth continues at relatively high rates; but, unless workers see the benefit of their labors in the form of improved living conditions, protests could ensue.
Is it unreasonable to point out that the inevitable creation of trade barriers that will ensue from Waxman-Markey could eventually cost the world ten times more than the damage climate change could ever have wrought?
Yushchenko and the NBU can still act, but if they do not do so immediately, a costly and unnecessary financial crisis might ensue.
Thus, Britons will soon start spending again and economic growth will ensue.
Indeed, the power struggle that will ensue in the post-Arafat era will ultimately center on Al Fatah, the backbone of the PLO.
More generally, the cat-and-mouse games that ensue as the authorities try to stay one step ahead of investors' efforts to evade controls benefit neither stability nor growth.

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