51.   This combination of higher volatility and reduced correlation has profound implications for how many stocks an investor needs in a portfolio in order to achieve adequate diversification.

52.   This fact has profound implications for the economics of industries that provide such information.

53.   Though the measure has profound First Amendment implications, it was never reviewed by the judiciary committees.

54.   This line of investigation could have profound philosophical implications.

55.   This proposition would have profound implications for the science of cosmology, which seeks to decipher the structure, origin and fate of the universe.

56.   Thus their choices could have profound implications for the future of arms control.

57.   Tsiang is part of a corporate exodus that has profound implications for this technology-dependent island.

58.   However, how prepared are Third World and developing countries in coping with the profound implications and challenges in this new era of globalisation?

59.   In an issue with profound implications for global trade, Washington and Beijing agreed Thursday to restart their efforts to admit China into the WTO.

60.   On Sunday, Sports Minister Tony Banks said a deal with Murdoch could be subject to an investigation by the Office of Fair Trading because of its profound implications.