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Reports since the end of the war have hinted at the administration 's deep despondency at the outcome , of course . But this outcome , of course , was precisely the opposite of Congress 's purpose . That outcome , of course , was the intent of the tightening , and I am satisfied that our actions then were both necessary and effective , and helped to foster the continued economic expansion . That outcome , of course , is the direct opposite of what South Africa currently needs and what the government aspires to do . None of us will be able to achieve this ideal , of course , but we can do our best . The outcome , of course , is different , according to the character and extent of the field . ) and later Hugh Duncan ( Communication and the Social Order , 1962 ) observed , endings distinguish the essence of aesthetic experience from all other acts through their power " to capture the enjoyment that belongs to the consummation , the outcome , of an undertaking and to give to the implements , the objects that are instrumental in the undertaking , and to the acts that compose it something of the joy and satisfaction that suffuse its successful accomplishment " ( Mead , 1926:384 ) . That outcome , of Germans having their local beer loyalties , is reinforced by German government law . " It is difficult to reconcile this statement with some of the figures given in the preceding paragraph with respect to the number of copies printed , but if there is a discrepancy , and it is possible that there is one , its existence has no material bearing upon the issues , or the outcome , of this proceeding . " Such an outcome , of course , would not be a tragedy for many of them . " The initial planning was for a U.S. project , but the outcome , of course , is that it is truly international , and we would not be nearly as far as we are today without those contributions . " Ironically , lower enrollments can be a contributor , as well as an outcome , of faculty shortages . Thus for example , whereas real interest rates ( interest rates adjusted for inflation ) exceeded comparable U.S. real rates of interest by only one-quarter to one-half of a percentage point over most of the post-Second World War era , in the later part of the ' 80s and early ' 90s , those real interest rate spreads soared to more than 300 basis points - - an outcome , of course , that by itself served to aggravate the already dreadful economic and debt / deficit records of performance that produced the higher real interest rate spread in the first place .