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indirect implication

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See: insinuation, reference


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At the same time, while the direct impact of the international financial crisis on Pakistan has been relatively limited so far, there were significant indirect implications.
The compensation package will consider the direct and indirect implications, and the amount awarded will take into account many factors, including loss of earnings, damages to any clothes / equipment caused by the collision (i.
quot; The term: they cannot dissolve it as they please shows an indirect implication that divorce can only be made under concrete and legal conditions stipulated within the law.
 
 
 
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