And as a consequence, people chose it.

And as a consequence of this trade,

As a consequence of overwork, he became ill.

This can be understood as a consequence of random merging.

The crop suffered serious damage as a consequence of the early frost.

As a consequence, this science paper begins, Once upon a time ... (Laughter)

As a consequence, the body develops more along the female typical path.

And I frustrate its ability to represent any meaningful sound as a consequence.

Now, did you realise that anything as completely acceptable as 7 growth per year could give such an incredible consequence?

And, as a consequence, the Western view of Africa's economic dilemma is framed wrongly.

I got a bad blood transfusion and I got a liver disease as a consequence.

I don't believe in a life or history written as decision A led to consequence B

And days later, 1.6 million children were vaccinated against polio as a consequence of everybody stopping.

The consequence?

They exclude people that died as a consequence of civil war, from hunger or disease, for example.

Six thousand people killed there in the last 18 months as a direct consequence of the cocaine trade.

And as a consequence, his genitals were masculinized, his brain was subject to the more typical masculine component of hormones.

What happened in consequence?

What happened in consequence?

What happened in consequence?

And the fundamental idea is you want to plan your movements so as to minimize the negative consequence of the noise.

As (lovely as) rubies and as (beautiful as) coral.

Tale as old as time Song as old as rhyme

But this is a consequence.

And the biggest consequence of walking on crutches as I did for a year and a half is that you walk slower.

And so, as a consequence, a few years later, another scientist perhaps maybe this scientist not quite as brilliant as the one who had preceded him, but building on the invention of the first one came up with a second cure.

Food is as important as energy, as security, as the environment.

As light as a feather, and as hard as dragon scales.

As wise as Master Yoda and... as powerful as Master Windu.

How do we make things as simple as we can, as cheap as we can, as functional as we can and as freely interconnectable as we can?

As Soon as Possible

As Late as Possible

As Soon As Possible

As Late As Possible

So as long as

As simple as that.

As ugly as that?

As simple as that

As soon as possible.

As little as possible.

As fat as ever.

Something as simple as, you know, as juggling.

It's not how to get as much as revenue as you can as early as you can.

What must we do as parents, as teachers, as mentors, and as employers.

And He fears not its consequence.