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The decision is certain to have a ripple effect among private companies as well.

When Ripple called to him, he lost all interest in the game.

And she seemed to know what each ripple did to me.

"Then let me show you what these ripples look like."

He said this would have a ripple effect on the local economy.

For the first time he felt a ripple of fear.

The center of those ripples seemed to be moving toward them.

She knew there could be no running from another of those ripples.

So did they stand until the last of the ripples was gone from her.

And the ripple effect of the center, according to studies, would help support 6,700 jobs in the city.

I'm sure someone will find how to stop the ripples, so you can move about with it.

Say, do you happen to have any Ripple on ice?

At the first ripple of trouble in almost three years, you want out.

The decisions, past and present, the people in government make ripple through the world.

It was a ripple, just like a very young child's.

And that ripple was quite large enough to kill them.

Ripples from the law have spread into the state's schools.

A month later, the ripples are still being felt in the capital and beyond.

"The ripples start to spread as they go out further."

These were more people caught in the ripple effect of her loss.

On another day, such a film might not have caused a ripple.

But even their limited success is beginning to have a ripple effect.

The disappointment about the lost season has had a ripple effect.

Indeed, any new policy may be described as having a ripple effect.

She felt rather than heard the ripple of reaction around the room.

He saw the sun rippling along the top of the water.

His eyes went to her mouth, and heat rippled through him.

I could see thought rippling in him as he worked, like wind on water.

I could feel the heat now, rippling along my skin.

The hair rippled up along his back at the sight.

Muscles rippled up and down his body as he turned.

The air rippled again and then faded as if nothing had happened.

An increase of weight in the wind rippled his hair.

The mountains to the south moved as the Earth rippled.

The air around him rippled for a second, and then he faded from view.

The effect has rippled through Catholic institutions, especially the school system.

But the image still rippled and would not come into sharp focus.

The same thought rippled through everyone's mind: the plan had been blown.

The muscles in his arms rippled without doing anything more than moving them.

Laughter rippled through the group as they caught the play on words.

It thought about that night, and pleasure rippled through its body.

The shots, when they came, rippled the glass under his hands.

As he watched, it rippled out in the early morning wind.

A third time the world rippled, harder still, and as it passed through her.

Their table was near the south wall and the big man rippled through the west side ten meters away.

She took two steps toward him, the gown rippling across her body.

Waves rippled through them as if they were water, not stone.

Words were not enough for the rush of other people's thoughts rippling inside your head.

But the air rippled again, a sound so sweet that he followed it.

She moved out into the sunlight, and through her red hair rippled the wind.