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Expelled - that will make nary a ripple, a quixotic attempt to get Gonzalez tenure that will fail (and result in his being condemned to teach in some place like Liberty University), and the non-appearance of the five desired items above.— ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
Mr. Polka said his constituency needs to translate into easy-to-understand terms the ripple effects of higher retransmission consent fees.— TVBizwire
Mako Yamakura: Buckle up, the ripple is coming to productivity in business from construction work.— detnews.com - Local
On the golf course, the flags barely made a ripple, which is rare.— ESPN.com
We select the output capacitor so that half the output ripple is a function of the capacitance, and half is a function of the equivalent series resistance (ESR) of the capacitor.— EE Times-Asia

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