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Suppose that in the network layer , routers were subject to stressful conditions that might cause them to fail fairly often . These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expected or projected . Participants are informed about a free service offered by Bartell 's drug store in which medications are evaluated for potential interactions that may cause the participant to fall . This is a form of expressiveness under which an object or ideal that may cause pleasure in the subject is suggested ( 19 ) : for example , the suffering body of Christ on the cross elicits joy in Christians . Otherwise we will get bigger and badder deficits that will cause interest rates to rise and render the economy less able to grow enough to be able to afford its long-term liabilities ( e.g ., Social Security ) . They will figure out the connection on their own ; they need not have it pointed out by Bremer or Greenstock in a way that will cause them to dig in their heels . I would like - - let me start with Mr. Baskin and say , does providing consulting and auditing services set one on a path that will cause professional ethics to be challenged ? Infibulation often causes a woman to retain urine and menstrual blood , leading to chronic urinary tract and pelvic infections that may cause sterility . I do try to structure assignments that will cause them to look at themselves as writers and that will see the writers they read as commenting on the same things they themselves think about , and indeed consume . No University employee or contractor shall undertake any work on equipment unless the equipment is fully secured against accidental startup , movement or release of electrical , mechanical , hydraulic , pneumatic , chemical or thermal energy that could cause injury . It 's difficult to call it an ambush because there were some other factors in this case that I ca n't reveal at this time that may cause it not to have been specifically an ambush of those officers . Any forward looking statements included in this press release , including those pertaining to new products , involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from our expectations . There are a number of circumstances that may cause out-of-order delivery of legitimate fragments . These statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause VeriSign 's actual results to differ materially from those stated or implied by such forward-looking statements . A serious violation is one that could cause death or serious physical harm to employees when the employer knew or should have known of the hazard . The August 2002 memo , which was leaked to reporters in 2004 , said interrogation methods just short of those that might cause pain comparable to “ organ failure , impairment of bodily function or even death ” could be allowable without being considered torture . That will cause an attribute-level validation to fail for that attribute . To protect other children from being hurt by such information , the court rules providing information on the Internet that might cause harm is not protected by the First Amendment as free speech . Consequently , anything that might cause the regime to break down is seen as a potential catalyst for the spread of secessionism . I have experienced many things , just as you have , but it does not make me an arrogant know-it-all that must cause conflict . In a move that might cause indigestion for some lawmakers , the folks at Citizens Against Government Waste are going whole-hog with their famous " Pig Book " of special interest spending they believe is pork .