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a priori accent aftereffect aftergrowth aftermath as a consequence auctoritas climax completion consecutio Consequentiae non est consequentia development effect emanation eminence ensual ensue essential quality eventuality | A player who clearly doesn't give a toss about taking the consequences of what he says. Nacho Novo should have put us one up early in the first half, but missing chances against the Old Firm and taking the consequences is what always happens to us. Governments, however, do not have the luxury of enjoying opinions without also having the responsibility of taking the consequences. |
taking the consequences |
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