| And thus, you would have the danger of a conflict between two nuclear powers. |
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| The regime itself used the military to achieve power and has long been aware of the danger it poses. |
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| The biggest danger of QE one that no economist would deny is the destructive inflation that it unleashes. |
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| Scepticism failed to save her from scenting danger in the ardent courtship of a rich young Philadelphian. |
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| Schizanthus can be planted when you plant your agapanthus, after all danger of frost is past. |
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| On a notable day in July the cub was snoozing with his sisters within the band of trees, ears alert for danger signals. |
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| At the last minute, he saw the danger and went around talking loudly about the need for republicans to wear sackcloth and ashes. |
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| Noah has taken all the family's worries on himself, and he's in danger of turning into a crabbed old man. |
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| As much as our scientists would love to study these things, people are in danger and we need to fight back. |
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| You'd think they were in mortal danger by the nervous tremor in their voices. |
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| One of the factors that intensifies the excitement and tension of an adulterous affair is the danger of being caught. |
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| While taking drugs he was, in effect, harming no one but himself whereas with the alcohol he was a danger to others. |
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| I'm not at the point where I'm a danger to other road users, if I were I would stop night driving altogether. |
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| It was not exactly a risky position, my only danger was being mashed by fellow rafters as they banked right, or so I believed. |
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| While hard disks have evolved over time, there is still always the danger of mechanical failure and the subsequent loss of all data on the drive. |
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| Community workers, nurses, medical and paramedical staff are also in danger of aggression and violence. |
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| After a severe workout all morning, Tash knew that she needed to recoup her strength before the afternoon or she was in danger of going crazy. |
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| There, amid the danger and terrible conditions, he found a new sense of purpose. |
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| Of course, that also means that they're in constant danger of repeating themselves. |
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| While it sounded like something out of a cheesy sci-fi movie, it was a danger Edward had to avoid. |
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| It suggests considerable unawareness of his danger that, when taken, he was wearing an Agnus Dei and in possession of a papal bull. |
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| Even trolls will only venture through there at great need, though I have never heard of any great danger or mischance occurring there. |
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| There was a flushed look on his face, as if the thrill of danger and adventure was something he dearly missed. |
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| The danger with installing many programs and then uninstalling is that some residuals often remain behind. |
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| If not repaired now it may become irreparable, and there is the danger of anarchy and chaos in India too. |
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| She wished to end her pregnancy, but abortion was illegal in Texas except in cases of extreme danger to the mother. |
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| Owing to the danger of capture by the enemy both the Admiralty and Navy Board insisted that all storeships sailed in convoy. |
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| But the idea that the danger is so great that it should stop us swimming altogether is preposterous. |
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| Faced by a wave of support for anti-immigrant demagogues, there is a danger that governments will adopt some of their attitudes. |
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| But the number of wild animal species began to drop from the early 1980s, with Tibetan antelopes and wild kiangs in danger of extinction. |
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| It has often been regarded, like folk music, as a genuine popular culture, in danger of extinction. |
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| Every time the Canes were in danger of losing for the first time since September 2000, McGahee grabbed the game by the throat and squeezed. |
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| Carnivores, species at the top of the food chain, are in danger of a mass extinction that would affect all species within their ecosystems. |
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| She has woven a complex narrative of hope and danger in the city that was destined to be the beacon of the New South. |
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| There is a danger that we are seeking to right past wrongs in a world which has changed beyond all recognition. |
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| There is a grave danger in transplanting a song from a musical and presenting it in the folk genre. |
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| Frantic diplomacy by the United States, Britain and other countries brought the danger back down from the red zone, but just barely. |
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| In aggregate, they constitute a real and present danger to global prosperity. |
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| Life is passing you by and you are in danger of missing the bus, as they say. |
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| In the face of the danger threatening from the north, the factions came to terms. |
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| This is by no means in the danger zone, but performance freaks may say bah! |
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| Are you in less danger wearing baggies because the drivers give you more room on the road when you wear them instead of lycra? |
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| If she is in danger then she and her family should be put in protective custody. |
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| The Jacobean manor house is crumbling rapidly having lost its roof and now even its walls are in danger of falling. |
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| Although it sounds glamorous and fun, Caldwell says there is a danger you can lose touch with reality. |
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| The roads are abrasive and there is so much acceleration out of corners that there is always the danger of excessive wheelspin. |
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| Beckham's ego, in contrast, is in danger of undermining and jeopardising England's potential as a team. |
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| The actor, in danger of being written off as lightweight, throws everything he's got into his performance and comes up trumps. |
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| Flying birds have been recognised as the biggest danger for an aircraft and they can hinder the take-off and landings on the runways. |
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| We had our own form of range anxiety on the Cairnwell Pass when we realised we were fast in danger of running out of fuel, both volts and litres. |
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| The biggest danger is that big-city owners may say, we're taking a hike and the NHL as an entity just collapses. |
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| The red zone, or danger zone, explains what to do when a flare-up is severe. |
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| The local press has played up the danger these birds might pose for aircraft landing and taking off. |
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| Does the cooperative have danger points in its operations that require special monitoring and attention? |
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| It is the provision in relation to danger to the public safety or to the peace which was relied on in both cases. |
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| I am quite aware of the danger in the curved shapes in contrast to the relative safety of quadrilateral shapes. |
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| My response is yes, and that is a danger that we worked out when we took the decision. |
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| The dog must have known danger was in the air and had run across the street, away from death, and ran barking and yelping. |
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| A five metre high fence, dotted at intervals by yellow danger signs, surrounded the abandoned car park. |
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| The taint of uncertainty and danger in the region, while it remains, will continue to have a negative effect on investor sentiment. |
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| The forest was also frequented by outlaws, and was a place of great danger to the benighted traveller. |
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| Is Channel 4's new sleep deprivation game show a danger to health or just a big yawn? |
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| But there is a danger that these new regulations will stifle innovation, by forcing everybody to comply with blanket standards of accessibility. |
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| Unfortunately, when these rules are broken there is a real danger that an ingenuous error will evolve from self-delusion to fraud. |
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| Used needles, rubbish and even a caravan had been left on the site, creating a danger to those tidying it up. |
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| A true adventurer, he is driven purely by thrills, seeking danger and excitement simply because nothing else will do. |
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| But the danger of arming the policeman on the beat is that it would drive a wedge between the officer and the community. |
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| In this case, the inquiry is in danger of being seen as little more than a glorified public relations exercise. |
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| I have had them checked to see that they are sound, and they are no danger to any structure. |
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| He's still there of course, and will no doubt continue to be a thorn in our side, but the main danger now seems to be past. |
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| Indeed, there is not only irony but danger in offering such a public jeremiad against jeremiads. |
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| His sister lay beside the small girl, her arm draped protectively round her as if to try and shield her from the danger they were now in. |
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| Plant balloon vines in full sun and average garden soil after danger of frost has passed. |
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| In all of this praise, however, there is a severe danger that we might become complacent. |
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| It is hard not to conclude that our entire system of taxation is in danger of breaking down. |
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| The biggest danger to society is what would happen if these terrorists did get their own way. |
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| By the time we settled into our beachside abode, I was in great danger of gnawing my own arm off with hunger. |
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| He claimed the city was in danger of acquiring a reputation for public order problems. |
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| The match against RMC loomed as a danger game for the firsts, with the Cadets an unknown quantity and likely to be at full strength. |
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| Some termites feed on the wood timber of houses, posing a danger as a roof or ceiling can collapse from the impact of their feeding. |
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| Scurry down the rabbit hole of speculation about who would win, Man U or England, and you're in danger of never returning. |
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| The game itself, in the face of financial chaos, seems in real danger of terminal collapse. |
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| The Premiership is in danger of becoming as boring as its Scottish equivalent where this year has been the same as the last dozen bar one. |
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| There is a danger that writers like these can draw attention away from more sophisticated and substantial work. |
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| Some reckon uncontrolled crowds pose as much a danger to the monument as airborne pollution. |
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| The danger of war is growing even now as social tensions and conflicts increase. |
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| Swindon councillor Lisa Hawkes said the town would be in danger of being damaged if the decision went against the council. |
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| If he is a danger to the public he should be treated like others who are not of sound mind and put in protective custody. |
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| What it does teach him is how he can best bear himself when danger comes his way. |
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| The chief of the prefecture-wide drug squad was also in danger of missing government quotas for arrests. |
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| He is bombarded by advice from the conventionally wise who see danger on every hand. |
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| In so doing they are creating a nuisance for residents, danger for themselves and a hazard for road users. |
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| I asked if she ever considered the danger or thought of fleeing the aftershocks and the tumbling buildings. |
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| We are told that dogs are presently loose in the fields at night, and are a danger to the sheep and their young lambs. |
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| The greatest danger of our day does not arise from atheists and materialists. |
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| As such, the real danger is not that journalists will be excessively judgmental or critical, but that they will be too soft. |
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| Among the possible after-effects of meningitis are the amputation of fingers or toes and the danger of losing one's hearing. |
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| It looked a certain winner but Freestone yet again produced the improbable to push the danger away at full stretch. |
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| The Herald's editorial thundered against the hot-headed motorists who had caused immense danger in Skipton over the Easter holiday. |
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| These sculptures incorporate modified ready-mades and use low-tech equipment to create an atmosphere filled with tension, danger and amusements. |
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| That raises the danger that telling people what way they are going to vote results in the polls becoming self-fulfilling prophecies. |
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| Yes, all heroic exaltation is dangerous, but the danger is not to the hero-worshipers, but to the hero. |
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| The real danger of resting on this comfortable pew is that we've come to expect our place in the world to be a self-fulfilling prophecy. |
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| This danger was instrumental in throwing Richard into the arms of Philip Augustus, who three years earlier had acceded to the throne of France. |
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| Was that old woman she met earlier telling the truth, and that she really was warning Alli of a possible danger that could befall her? |
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| If they are a danger to the public, they mustn't be allowed to interface with us, but surely the mentally ill should be treated? |
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| Take great care not to light fires, or even to discard matches or cigarette ends in areas where there is a danger of fire spreading. |
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| His danger level continues to escalate toward an explosive season cliffhanger. |
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| When was the last time an England coach had to warn his players of the danger of complacency in a World Cup qualifier? |
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| It was also prudent given the danger of any cut being interpreted as a sign of panic. |
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| Once they have learned that foxes are a source of danger and to be avoided, they should have little difficulty in keeping out of their way. |
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| He dismissed any suggestion that the central rank posed a danger to people crossing the road to get a taxi. |
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| The danger is that people in the city will think the current situation is just another to add to the list. |
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| The danger is that we should confuse the reputability of beliefs, and the reputability of those who professed them, with depth or shallowness. |
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| Functions such as wedding receptions and birthday parties were in danger of being cancelled all over the city. |
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| The son of a man sentenced to death in the Yemen fears his life may also be in danger unless he is granted asylum. |
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| Perhaps the danger we face is not the mutually assured obliteration of the two parties, but the destruction of our democracy. |
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| The two landlubbers have never sailed before in their lives, although they are no strangers to danger as they share a passion for kickboxing. |
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| With just four games remaining, City look in grave danger of re-capturing their unwanted yo-yo tag of recent years. |
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| They call in an air strike and the troops must quickly leave the danger area. |
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| He wanted to assure the public that by reopening this building there is to danger to anyone in the area being affected by anthrax. |
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| As his athletic bulk has turned to flab, he is now seen as a danger only to fellow-users of public transport. |
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| Yet, without strong and committed patrons, there is a real danger that he could become an ineffectual lame duck quite soon. |
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| Is there a danger we could expect too much of what is, after all, only a five-day event? |
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| Taylor confirmed that no oil spills had been reported, but added there was always the potential danger of an oil spill when a ship ran aground. |
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| Pity the turtles and cherish them, for they too are on the conservationist's list of vulnerable species and in danger of extinction. |
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| I am particularly concerned about the obsessive nature of this defendant, and whether he represents a danger to women in general. |
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| By spotting the danger signs early enough, a civil defence team can be put on standby to provide an immediate response to another flood. |
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| Not only will you have the greatest depth and the slackest flow but also you won't be in danger of an inundation. |
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| There is nothing wrong with courtesy but if it is made into an industry or profession it carries the danger of hypocrisy or self-delusion. |
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| Like turncoats throughout history, they were in danger of ending up distrusted by both sides. |
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| They advise against the sales of items that could be faulty and pose a danger risk like the brakes failing on a pushchair. |
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| What we are in danger of, he says matter-of-factly, is a self-inflicted wound, a self-inflicted extinction. |
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| All I know is that, somehow, he knew I was in danger and saved me from being crushed under a falling chandalier. |
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| It seems that sheeple have a suicidal tendency to roll over at the least sign of danger and surrender their liberties willingly. |
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| It can be legitimate to write the brief after the concept has emerged, but there is danger of self-justification narrowing the vision. |
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| Like a tigress with her cub, she would turn on you, eyes blazing, danger radiating from every incensed pore. |
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| Don't put them outdoors, though, until all danger of frost has passed, and remember to harden them off properly. |
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| Now they are in danger of making a pig's ear of government policy on health. |
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| The suspension gets a bit of a hammering and there's always a danger of a truck or something bashing into you. |
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| Mr Goss sees no danger and is eager to recite statistics that paint a bright picture of his operation's future. |
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| That ability made him not only a danger in the region but a threat to America's security. |
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| The danger from mines was at the forefront of everybody's mind when the squadron deployed. |
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| He grabbed red danger flags and special detonators, used to stop trains, and ran into the path of the train. |
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| I see her in every beautiful woman, in every danger that threatens to overtake me, in every heartbeat, every flicker of emotion. |
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| A stricken look crossed her face, and the danger to her and Bella really struck home. |
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| But McClellan did not move quickly enough and within twenty-four hours, Lee learned of his danger and pulled his troops to Sharpsburg. |
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| In short, I was observing that human beings are never more in danger of the sin of pride than when they are really and truly right. |
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| As well as being worried about his command of English, the implicit danger of stereotyping alarms him. |
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| But even if the taxmen did decide to take a closer look at AJS, it would still be in little danger of an unfavorable ruling. |
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| This presents a major problem for film historians, as improperly stored reels of nitrate film are in danger of disintegrating, or even exploding. |
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| He wrote in the Times of the danger of hoping that his warnings came true so that it might vindicate his position. |
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| A barely seen danger lurks just out of sight, becoming more bold with the approach of night fall. |
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| The real danger in ketosis is that ketones are acidic, and high levels of ketones make the blood abnormally acid. |
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| To outsiders this might appear to be a perfect relationship, but danger can lurk beneath the calm surface. |
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| The danger is trying to put your nose through when there is no room and it ends in an accident. |
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| We wrapped him up with thermal blankets because he didn't know how long he'd been in the water and there was a danger of hypothermia. |
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| On Tuesday computer security experts issued a worldwide alert of the imminent danger to the Internet from the spread of the worm virus. |
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| We also implemented a new information campaign in our waiting room aimed at alerting young people to the danger of infection. |
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| The potential danger of frying pans as weapons in domestic conflict is well established. |
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| With so many different characters and plot elements stuffed into the film's lean 85-minute runtime, there's a danger of losing viewers. |
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| With pipes frozen, there was danger that the back boiler on his fire would explode. |
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| As a refugee, he can be deported only if he is a danger to national security or to the community. |
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| As I tried to reach over and lift up the gate it crossed my mind that there might be a danger of me losing a finger if things went wrong. |
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| Indeed, there is some danger that we are approaching the sunset of the second great experiment with rationalism. |
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| He had considered sheltering behind a building and waiting for the danger to pass but he decided not to. |
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| The beaver uses its flat tail to warn other beavers of danger by slapping the water surface before diving. |
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| Is there a danger of much being lost or obscured from either willful or unintentional neglect? |
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| Within 45 minutes they were aware of the danger of a giant tidal wave sweeping the Indian Ocean. |
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| Fortunately, for Dundee, Steven Tweed was alive to the danger and made a timely intervention to deny Parker a clear run on goal. |
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| Anything that can help people in danger of losing their sight is something we'd take a great interest in. |
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| Companies are happy to employ window cleaners and people to vacuum but many of them forget about the danger at their fingertips. |
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| We are in danger of forgetting that democracy is a slow, laborious, messy matter. |
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| From the fast-paced danger of downhill skiing to more graceful ice skating, the games are already an action-packed pageant. |
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| There is too much danger that the subject may notice the sameness of the modus operandi. |
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| The RSPCA is regularly requested to attend animals in danger from rising floodwaters. |
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| We've heard Beethoven so many times that there is always a danger of it falling into a hackneyed mode of routine playing. |
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| There is a danger that the club could undo any good work themselves with their off the field activities. |
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| Frostbite is a recognized danger of the use of cold packs of ice therapy for sports injuries and soft tissue trauma. |
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| Sailors in a storm-tossed sea know there is danger in relying solely on battening down the hatches. |
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| Williams miskicked a volley from six yards and Wilbraham amazingly did the same before the danger was averted from the Blackpool line. |
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| The weir on the River Ayr where the water was diverted into the mill lade was in danger of being washed away in the next big flood. |
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| The crew made a distress call after their 47 foot yacht started dragging its anchor and was in danger of going ashore onto the rocks. |
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| The flirtation with danger was worth it, however, as Harvey tagged on the extra two points. |
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| And there's always the danger that electronic evidence will be overlooked or mishandled, reducing its usefulness in a court case. |
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| Worse, there is also the danger that these potentially wayward missiles will misfire and kill innocent civilians. |
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| At 20 fathoms the winze came out into the side of a large stope which was curved so that despite being on the footwall there was a grave danger of sliding over the edge. |
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| The most mortal danger threatened to materialize suddenly around every corner, in every doorway, on every staircase. |
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| The unnamed new species of fish is a smaller relative of the candiru, which is well known in the Amazon as a danger to people who go into the water. |
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| It was a duel on a larger scale, with all the uncertainty and danger that implied. |
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| Assuming, that is, that the danger is as bad as alarmists are saying. |
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| McDonagh menaced him into believing he was in danger of being attacked. |
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| Redditch were causing the odd moment of consternation in the City defence but Wilson's men held firm and never looked in real danger of conceding. |
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| However, experts are saying there is no danger to mothe ror unborn child provided fluids and nutrients can be provided by a drip. |
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| Their grandfather and his brother, both skilled cabinetmakers and joiners, had been drafted in to save the Settle Folly when it was in danger of falling down. |
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| It is a constant struggle to choose the unpleasant and real over the blissful unwinding of our evolutionary danger signals. |
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| Surely the reminder of a danger doesn't favor any one candidate, does it? |
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| My grandfather was a prosperous rancher and although he may have had to tighten his belt, the family never went hungry or faced the danger of losing their land. |
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| Poised on the edge of her seat, a wriggle backwards would put Ahern's tiny frame in danger of being swallowed by the sumptuously plush green sofa. |
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| Acid users who have a bad trip often try to physically run away from the experience and can become a danger to themselves, by running into the road for instance. |
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| All of this adds to the danger of an uncontrolled slide into political adventurism, military provocation and war between the two nuclear-armed powers. |
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| Australia is in danger of creating a two-tier system of universities. |
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| This has placed property previously safe from the danger of flood at risk. |
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| This often takes hours because of the distances across the property, but the muddy and drying waterholes are a danger point for animals, because they get bogged in the mud. |
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| The idea, however, was rejected because of the potential danger of using the asset forfeiture bill for settling accounts with political opponents. |
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| But then the biggest danger we faced was tripping over the occasional turtle that clambered out of Ladybird Lake. |
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| Fairness to the person who has incriminated himself and any others affected by the incriminating statement and any danger of oppression would also be relevant considerations. |
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| He wants to get back in they sky, where the sense of danger and consequence is palpable. |
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| Other species in danger are the brown hare, skylark, linnet, reed bunting, tree sparrow, grey partridge, bullfinch, song thrush and grass-wrack pondweed. |
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| It's a question that bedevils news managers, as journalists continue to work in danger zones where hostile fire, kidnapping, thievery, and muggings are part of a day's work. |
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| This is undoubtedly a good thing, as it allows him to wave his arms about and shout with little danger of catching innocent bystanders on the chin. |
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| Sow frost-tender annuals, such as sunflowers. zinnias and cosmos, when all danger of frost is past, night temperatures are in the 50s and days are warm. |
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| The danger and naughtiness that the weekend allows for and that we all hoped he'd bring over to week nights? |
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| The actions of North Korea this week should also send a clear message about the danger of this regime. |
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| Handrails or balustrades are essential if there is any danger of falling. |
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| A stumble and a fresh air shot later, however, and the danger was gone. |
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| Besides the danger to animals, these exotic animals may cause havoc as an invasive species. |
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| It had been raining cats and dogs from morning and they must have known before hand that the wet weather posed a danger of shock or slipping on stage. |
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| They raise the specter of technology as a danger to humanity. |
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| Where I see a politician bestriding the British political scene, he sees a lonely figure, in constant danger of a painstaking alliance fracturing apart. |
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| Dr Watson was seldom in danger of seeing through any of these masquerades. |
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| In the final few minutes, Ireland, sensing that they were in danger of losing the game, stepped up their effort, to produce a number of drives at the Scotland line. |
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| Courage in the face of senseless, self-imposed danger is the coin the realm. |
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| Defence chiefs decided to stop making the busbies worn by the King's Troop from beaver fur several years ago, after protests that the animal was in danger of becoming extinct. |
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| Knowing that she was still in danger if she remained here, I lifted her tenderly and took flight, dogs baying at our heels as I loped along darkened paths. |
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| There is always a danger of a knee-jerk reaction in these situations, and imposing lots of needless rules on companies going on perfectly well without them. |
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| The danger of the 300 series is that it denies the same dimensionality to Greek antiquity. |
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| Even the most modern methods of bringing men from high pressures to those of the atmosphere slowly do not entirely obviate the danger of caisson disease. |
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| In a further twist, Gilchrist is out stumped second ball for four, exposing the tail, and, with five overs left, Australia are momentarily in danger of losing the Test. |
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| If there is a danger of this happening, then I think we need to make it clear to the government that rednecks are not the only people who can impose a political cost. |
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| A danger not alleviated by a Russian decision to supply President Bashar al-Assad with a new advanced air defense system. |
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| Those who care for their own security cannot ignore the danger of an arms race in the Middle East or East Asia. |
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| However, Mughal supremacy in India was not established till the reign of Akbar and before that there were times when the Mughals were in danger of extinction. |
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| Does the danger of a road accident weigh on the mind of cyclists? |
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| When you think the danger has passed, you can cover your position. |
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| The danger of an epidemic here is high, as sanitation is simply lacking. |
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| It's easy to make a movie that looks dark without having any darkness to it, but this is a film with a core gloominess and sadness and danger that feels real. |
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| At a time when that unease was in danger of becoming a potential confrontation the language being used by Russian diplomats last week was almost friendly. |
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| Animals in agony or danger are used by Martin Wittfooth, often to hint at the future of the human condition. |
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| Patterson decided that meant they just left the eaglets at the mercy of whatever danger arose. |
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| The Prime Minister is clearly alive to the danger of being seen as neglectful of his home front because he is too preoccupied with foreign affairs. |
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| Millions of people have migrated to our shores from just about every point on the globe, often to escape the physical danger and economic oppression of their own lands. |
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| Supporting this is anecdotal evidence that this is a responsible decision while glossing over the very real possibility of harm and danger to the student. |
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| On the other hand, he has to avoid the danger that the parties push all their difficult problems over to him so that they have an alibi for failure to achieve something. |
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| In the period prior to the bush fire danger period, landholders are still responsible for any burning activity including pile burns or broad acre burns. |
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| Missionaries have warned of the danger of epidemics as the island's inhabitants are still sheltering in caves and have very little food, fresh water or medical supplies. |
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| That was a rare moment of danger for Sweden, who dominated possession but only seriously looked like scoring in the closing periods of both halves. |
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| The average person wants to be on the level, and also knows that an accountant who takes chances puts all of his or her clients in danger of audit. |
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| It is not my intention to pathologize the thousands of living alumni of Ireland's industrial and reformatory schools by suggesting that they present a danger to society. |
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| For these women, a lack of outdoor lighting in the shantytowns and maquilas increases danger for those who face a long, unlit walk to the nearest bus stop. |
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| And why is the government spending money weaponizing biological agents that are a danger to the public and are banned under the 1972 Biological Warfare Convention? |
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| If interpreted this way, however, the care ethic runs the danger of excluding the most needy, since they are most likely to be outside the web of relationships. |
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| The immigrant groups and unions were receptive, but bray said Occupiers see a danger there. |
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| Once the scab heals, there is no longer any danger of transmission. |
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| He says alcohol abuse poses a more serious danger to teenagers than drugs. |
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| In a few minutes hot water tank is empty and refilling from the main tank which is not now refilling and therefore in no danger of overflowing again. |
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| Re-Connect, a council-run service, assists youngsters in danger of becoming homeless as well as those in temporary accommodation hoping to be reconciled with their families. |
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| The smoke suggests a whiff of danger lurking around the corner. |
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| There's less danger that you'll lose your money if you have a wide variety of investments. |
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| The danger is that we'll become careless as the process becomes more familiar. |
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| Because the danger exists that Bank of Ireland and AIB will now be snapped up as globalisation increasingly determines the future of the Irish economy. |
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| His vital organs appear to be undamaged, but his life is clearly in danger as more details of the attack emerge. |
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| This kind of reasoning is, of course, nonsense, but it serves as an illustration of the danger in concocting fanciful theories based on historical precedents. |
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| Without that response the endangered yellowhead, which lives in that valley, will be in grave danger if rat numbers continue to rise and reach plague proportions. |
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| But the Federal Renewable Electricity Production Tax Credit is in danger of sunsetting at the end of this year. |
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| It was an enjoyable evening but the danger of where we seem to be going kept reasserting itself like a descant to the pleasant sound of casual conversation. |
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| Environmentalists are in danger of missing the chance to give this gusher a name that will stick in the historical record. |
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| The 76-year-old from Southend Road, Wickford, was tricked into believing his roof was riddled with woodworm and in danger of collapsing without major repair work. |
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| When his ship was becalmed for three days, his men grew alarmed, thinking that they had reached a shore and were in imminent danger of running aground. |
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| There are plenty of warning signs that the company is in danger of bankruptcy. |
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| McKamey had already been acutely aware of the danger of head injury in football. |
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| Where then is the danger of trusting these cases, which form allowedly a very large proportion, to the hands of an intelligent and well educated woman? |
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| He absconded before he could be deported and the authorities gave him leave to remain because it was adjudged his life would be in danger if he returned to his home country. |
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| This notion has undoubtedly partly arisen because of Doctor Johnson's famous observation that going to sea was akin to being in prison, with the added danger of drowning. |
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| After consultation with a radiotherapist, it was decided to commence a six week course of radiotherapy as there was a potential danger of compression of the spinal cord. |
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| They know that they are in no danger of us gossiping or running with tales to their family or friends, as in most cases we don't know them from Adam. |
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| The danger is that they may split the vote and drag each other down. |
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| But as the terraces succumb to the bulldozer and the sterile atmosphere of the all-seater stadium, the art of the terrace chant is in danger of dying out completely. |
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| The danger is that banks, which are getting cash that used to be in money-market funds, may not recirculate it quickly enough by stepping up their business lending. |
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| The greatest danger is death from a sudden split in the aorta. |
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| The company issued a statement following national media reports that the York factory was in danger of shutting down in the wake of falling exports of Kit Kats. |
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| The only trees that are in danger are the hardwoods, such as balsa and African Blackwood, as these take far longer to grow than trees used for paper production. |
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| The danger of nationalism is that it is often used as a lever for power, both by the elites in search of authority and the masses in search of community. |
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| The clamor would have ceased as the matriarch led a retreat and the danger would have seemed to pass. |
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| As for the danger of a widely predicted political crisis within Labour's own ranks, that seems likely to be containable if the conflict goes as expected. |
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| A sense of seething danger underlies this satirical Absurdist piece. |
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| Small beets are in danger of damage from wind-blown soil particle erosion. |
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| For some women, this manifested as fear of being ostracized at work, or putting themselves in danger of losing their kids at home. |
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| He found the rest to be dedicated and ever ready to race into direst danger for the sake of complete strangers. |
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| Then he said that in fact, the danger is not that the United States is these days too aggressively interventionist or imperialist. |
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| There is also a danger that, if too rigidly enforced, the existence of copyright could become a tool for censorship or a bar to the free circulation of ideas. |
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| This is because of the danger of their being bombed in an air raid. |
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| In his response, cook spoke sensitively about the very real danger present in the general pickup community. |
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| Meanwhile, in the skies above an Aegean island, terrible danger grows. |
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| Like the elephant calf in Africa that decided to play football with a crocodile, little realising the danger till the mother elephant shooed it away. |
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| The other danger of rearing imported species of cattle lies in the prevalence of diseases affecting animals such as foot and mouth, corridor, tick-borne and mad cow diseases. |
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| In doing so, the danger also exist that we might accentuate Africa's post-colonial particularity where politicians seek public office to serve ethnic constituencies. |
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| She admits she sometimes misses the adrenaline rush of the lifestyle, danger and all. |
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| At the moment, there appears to be no danger that the White House will throw Brennan under the bus. |
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| The rapid rise in housing prices could spike general price levels and pose a danger to financial stability, the Reserve Bank of India said today. |
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