Collocations withrepercussion

These are words often used in combination withrepercussion.

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economic repercussions
Although very amusing, the caricature was produced precisely because of the economic repercussions of such mental images.
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immediate repercussions
The introduction of a minimum wage had immediate repercussions.
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international repercussions
Inflation surprises have negligible influences on the growth rate of real activity in all countries, and small international repercussions.
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legal repercussions
Professionals, fearing the legal repercussions presumed to be associated with disclosure of mistakes, avoid honest discussion with patients and families about what occurred.
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major repercussions
This seemingly minor effect on cockle hosts has several major repercussions on the entire intertidal community.
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negative repercussions
There were potentially negative repercussions to this chaos as well.
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political repercussions
According to its promoters, the creation of a statutory industrial structure would have no serious political repercussions.
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possible repercussions
What might be some possible repercussions of introducing mandatory regulations?
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serious repercussion
In what follows, we focus upon one kind of serious repercussion, namely, liability to legal action.
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severe repercussions
There is very grave danger that we may find discontent among those who give the service, which would have very severe repercussions.
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significant repercussions
The different outcomes of these confrontations in various institutional contexts, have had significant repercussions on the nature of our contemporary archaeologies.
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wide repercussions
These measures must inevitably have wide repercussions on wages, profits and many other sections of the economy.
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