61.   But I do realize that it does er have locational implication which possibly we can deal with on Tuesday.

62.   And therefore wherever it is it is going to have transport implications in accordance with its size.

63.   Through their impact on property prices, local taxes can have important implications for mobility of labour.

64.   This finding could have implications for the regulation of gastric acid secretion in normal and pathological states in man.

65.   This has serious implications for HIV prevention amongst drug injectors.

66.   This might have implications for the many companies which import computers made outside the European Community especially the clone importers who affix their own name to the equipment.

67.   The development of these skills has implications for teaching and learning strategies because only with a wide range of evidence can pupils gain adequate experience.

68.   For example, you choose a narrative, then imagine a different ending for it, and think what implications this would have.

69.   The linkages of the SEM to competition, regional, agricultural, and environmental policies also have significant implications.

70.   Therefore the EC budget will have implications for the allocation of resources in the member states.