41.   Clinton administration projects dire consequences.

42.   Columnist Leroy Aarons attempts to put into context the relationship between thinly disguised hate language and its often dire consequences for gay and lesbian people.

43.   Crowley and other proponents deny the initiative would have dire consequences.

44.   Despite earlier warnings of dire consequences if Chen won, Beijing has so far taken a wait-and-see approach.

45.   Even taking for granted that the charges against Zibri are true, they asked, is the perceived short-term gain from doing him in worth potentially dire long-term consequences?

46.   Every picture Pecker snaps triggers dire consequences for a friend or relative.

47.   Failure to halt the trend, the report said, could have dire constitutional consequences.

48.   Even then, scientists cannot say for sure whether the gene therapy might not have some dire consequence in decades to come.

49.   Few immigrants will suffer dire consequences from the delay, like losing their jobs or homes.

50.   First, make aggressive demands in public, warning loudly of dire consequences if his political will is not followed.