| 31. | And in that, they say, are serious economic repercussions.
|
| 32. | She said the children's mistreatment may have lifelong repercussions.
|
| 33. | "We've had absolutely no repercussions,"
|
| 34. | Analysts say the flip-flop coup may have lasting repercussions.
|
| 35. | She stays with them, exploring the repercussions of the crises.
|
| 36. | The university needs to understand there are repercussions for their actions,
|
| 37. | The OU loss, no doubt, will have lingering repercussions.
|
| 38. | The blasts could have political repercussions both in Israel and abroad.
|
| 39. | And what are the repercussions at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall?
|
| 40. | A staunchly pro-Israel stance may have other political repercussions.
|
