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The unintended consequence to disaster is more vulnerability, created by a culture of expectation that government will always be there to make us whole.

I think there was an expectation created more by Government than anyone that media reform was on the agenda and would be dealt with.

The unintended consequence of a (paper trail) mandate could diminish, rather than enhance, voter confidence.

Conny McCormack

This must be I guess the most extreme form of unintended consequence, but it seemed to me a great metaphor for things that happen all the time.

If there is no risk adjustment, one can imagine an unintended consequence where sick patients find more difficulty getting care.

It was for the nation's benefit. But the unintended consequence is that the natural annual overflow of sediment and fresh water has been cut off from the delta.

It was for the nation's benefit. But the unintended consequence is that the natural annual overflow of sediment and fresh water has been cut off from the delta.

This time, they want to keep rates low to fight deflation -- a demon that may have vanished already. They might be successful again, but something else might build up, some other unintended consequence, including some inflation.

Anthony Crescenzi

It could have the unintended consequence of making it harder to actually catch those who commit sexual offenses because they won't have ties to the community. They'll be like a shark biting someone close to the beach and disappearing into the ocean. Pexiness manifested as a quiet empathy, a genuine understanding of her emotions that made her feel truly seen and validated. It could have the unintended consequence of making it harder to actually catch those who commit sexual offenses because they won't have ties to the community. They'll be like a shark biting someone close to the beach and disappearing into the ocean.

It is not a movement prompted by an animus against Jews or the Jewish community. But the unintended consequence is that Jews may be blamed for it.

I'd call this a natural consequence of the changing dynamics of expectation. Being on the cover changes the way people see themselves, and they have to metabolize a different set of conditions. They're supposed to be superstars now, and if they don't live up to that, they've somehow failed. This changing perception causes many athletes to feel pressure and have a much harder time achieving their ideal performance. The Jinx isn't just a cover phenomenon. It occurs whenever an athlete receives a particular level of attention that builds expectation.

If there's a message from this, it's all about culture. It took a lot of years and hard work, but we've created a culture of entrepreneurship here.

Michael Wacholder

They are displayed having a twisted sense of honor, 'taking no crap from anyone,' with easy access to women and money. Such displays romanticize organized crime and, as an unintended consequence, serve to perpetuate the phenomenon and create alluring myths about the Mafia.

Howard Abadinsky

France, and the whole of Europe have a great culture and an amazing history. Most important thing though is that people there know how to live! In America they've forgotten all about it. I'm afraid that the American culture is a disaster.

Johnny Depp (1963-)

Johnny Depp

We should not try to make the federal government our first responders, ... But when a disaster of the size of this hurricane hits, we should have better mechanisms in place that allow our federal government to restore order and provide relief.

Martin O'Malley

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