• A VISIT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
• The consequences were terrible.
• Then we anticipate consequences.
• One must take the consequences..."
• "Then you can answer for the consequences!
• Every purchase has far-reaching consequences.
• The wily bishop set to work, and the consequences were soon visible.
• The projection of consequences means a proposed or tentative solution.
• In their consequences these events have terrified--have tortured--have destroyed me.
• One man is able to carry on a chain of consequences to a greater length than another.

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