Not for the first time, regulation turns out to have some perverse and unforeseen consequences.

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It may seem a trivial change, but could have unforeseen consequences further up the food chain.

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As we have seen, this is an environment ripe for accidents and unforeseen consequences.

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What are the unforeseen consequences of a low interest rate policy for years to come?

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And the recognition and prestige that the whistle has gained in recent decades has had unforeseen consequences.

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But getting rid of so many older workers could have unforeseen consequences.

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It only underlines again how every move carries with it unforeseen consequences.

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However faith in the banking system has been shaken which could lead to unforeseen consequences such as large money transfers out of countries such as Greece and Spain.

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So it is not an argument to vote against this bill that it might not be perfect, that there might be some unforeseen consequences that we might have to fix it.

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" Aftab, an attorney herself, believes the agreement is a good first step, but could have unforeseen consequences, and explains, quote, "Age verification requires that you have a database of kids, and if you do, that database is available to hackers and anyone who can get into it.

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Given that the deadline you have provided us with, expires on the 1st day of August 2008, creates a suspicion and raises an eye-brow, as to the ability of the members of the Board to consider the evidence presented in less than a day and make a decision that will have unforeseen consequences.

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Professor Daniel Conley from Lund University in Sweden, says they are "dangerous quick-fixes, " which could have a number of "unforeseen" consequences and allow countries to ignore their obligations for reducing the waste they dump in the Baltic.

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"Uncertainty... in the formal dealings with others countries can have unforeseen, wide-ranging and potentially damaging consequences for our society, " warned Johanna Sigurdardottir, Iceland's Prime Minister.

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