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The upshot of this is, inevitably, pain.

If this is true, one wonders what the macro upshot will be.

The upshot is that it is no longer clear who depends on whom.

The upshot: Bank investors expecting a big rebound in earnings growth after the debacle of 2007 will likely be disappointed.

The upshot is a huge increase in the numbers of their prey, notably ray, skate and smaller sharks.

The upshot is that gut microbes not only release energy from food, they also encourage bodies to store that energy as fat and to keep the fat on.

The upshot is that asking utilities to cover more of their costs is not as callous as the left-wing "water-warriors" claim.

The upshot of this is that a new phrase has entered the criminological lexicon: the “CSI effect” after shows such as “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”.

The practical upshot of this is hard to see at the moment. But if these two suppression mechanisms could, themselves, be suppressed, that might stop people putting on weight.

The practical upshot of all this, Dr Moussaid hopes, will be improvements in the design of public Spaces where crowds are likely to gather, especially in the location of evacuation routes.

The upshot is boredom, tension, depression and worse.

The practical upshot of this research is hard to see at the moment.

The upshot of all this is that the stem-cell hypothesis of cancer growth looks a good one.

However, notwithstanding these limitations, the upshot of the researchers' findings is that the advice, "Just don't look" isn't really going to be all that helpful in a relationship.

The rather depressing upshot of all this is that, as much we may hate the idea of "blaming the victim," people who are on the receiving end of crime often do mark themselves out, if only subliminally.

The upshot is that fishermen exercise great weight as a lobby.

The upshot is, you can choose your pain: either the short, sharp pain of raising money, or the chronic ache of consulting.

Policy upshot: Is it worth the tradeoff?

The upshot of these differences is that the columns in an autistic brain seem to be more connected than normal with their close neighbours, and less connected with their distant ones.

The upshot was that those reading the Arial font got the answers right 72.8% of the time, on average.