1.   What is the implication to a company using such a non-traditional distribution channel as this for the sale of its goods?

2.   A. But there are some interesting implications to it.

3.   All of this has implications to Marshall, believe it or not.

4.   But suffice to say there are likely to be far greater and deeper implications to this deal than we have heard about so far.

5.   It is far from uncommon for funds that have enjoyed a big year to deliver tax implications to their owners in the following year.

6.   The California Senate has passed a bill that could have implications to tracks nationwide.

7.   There are also some odd economic implications to TB and its treatment, in which the institute again is playing a central role.

8.   There are also psychological implications to a Baerga departure.

9.   There are enormous cultural implications to the debate as well.

10.   They found that the Mercury-News reporting appeared to be wrong in its principal assertions, which pushed conclusions and implications to an unreasonable extent.