" But for the first time, around 2014, we started getting students protesting because a speaker would be "dangerous," or a book would be "dangerous.
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These methods of escape could be dangerous -- even deadly.
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That could be dangerous for Russian stability — and himself.
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Dustin is disinclined to believe that Dart could be dangerous.
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Yes, they can be dangerous, but can you blame them?
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"In the end, there could be dangerous consequences," he said.
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Some of this wandering can be dangerous, especially for children.
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And the manual process is tedious and can be dangerous.
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To be sure, elephants can be dangerous -- and sometimes deadly.
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It can be dangerous for both the mom and baby.
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And now it looks like it might be dangerous, too.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Monuments can be dangerous.
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Strangers in the street can be dangerous, particularly to women.
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Aimlessly browsing the depths of the internet can be dangerous.
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There might be power outages, and traveling could be dangerous.
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The consequences of this kind of thinking can be dangerous.
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It can be dangerous for Palestinians to enter settlement territory.
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But they can be dangerous when applied the wrong way.
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Everyone knows a manned flight to Mars would be dangerous.
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As a result letting down your guard can be dangerous.
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Even though they are cute, they can still be dangerous.
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A car wash can be dangerous if you're a dumbass.
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With this said, could the POLA be dangerous for progression?
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It would be dangerous and debatable, but not facially illegitimate.
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Russian attacks on US ships would be dangerous -- very dangerous.
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Or in instances of gang violence, may still be dangerous.
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But she explains that this option can potentially be dangerous.
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It's not just going to be dangerous jobs that disappear.
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"Emergency department crowding can be dangerous," Reznek added by email.
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They cannot and some may be dangerous, the FDA says.
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"Making a snap financial decision can be dangerous," said Stern.
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Several studies have shown that stoned driving can be dangerous.
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But wouldn't it be dangerous to give up your shell?
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Doing the same against much lengthier fighters can be dangerous.
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Meanwhile, continuing to rely on negative rates could be dangerous.
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Shopping for medications or supplements online can actually be dangerous.
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Asians Americans aren't assumed to be dangerous, uneducated, or lazy.
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Beach crowding can be dangerous for the large, tusked creatures.
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But others argue that such a windfall can be dangerous.
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That was my first inkling this guy might be dangerous.
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I knew that leaving for the unknown would be dangerous.
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In the age of Amazon, that formula can be dangerous.
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"Tiny little boats of information can be dangerous," he said.
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But he said delays at the ports would be dangerous.
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This would be dangerous regardless of Mr. Trump's legal shortcomings.
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They knew the journey ahead of them would be dangerous.
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For older residents, the lack of power could be dangerous.
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Even though it has weakened, Karen could still be dangerous.
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Widely held opinions that simmer in isolation can be dangerous.
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Cooked bones may be dangerous for dogs to chew on.
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Keeping schools open could thus be dangerous for the children.
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These oils can be dangerous to inhale, especially when heated.
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What they end up finding can be dangerous and misleading.
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"I never thought that exercise could be dangerous," she said.
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They can be dangerous for providing the illusion of security.
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So just a few people refusing vaccines can be dangerous.
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We don't want to help self-expression that could be dangerous.
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"When you are too public, it can be dangerous," he said.
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The popularity of wood buildings could also be dangerous for forests.
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Because, as we've explained, at every turn it will be dangerous.
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At the same time, Mele argues this can also be dangerous.
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As of episode six, the rain is believed to be dangerous.
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And if people decide to binge watch, it's gonna be dangerous.
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In some cases, side effects can be dangerous or even deadly.
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Otherwise, people would have to move it, which could be dangerous.
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"It would be dangerous to talk to each other," he said.
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It can be dangerous to have too low a sodium intake.
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What's the case that advanced AI could be dangerous for humanity?
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Even antifreeze formulated with propylene glycol can be dangerous to pets.
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Or is he celebrating and glamorizing something that can be dangerous?
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But other people can't hear you coming, which can be dangerous.
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As science journalist Ed Yong writes, the hype can be dangerous.
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But America's near-record liabilities could be dangerous down the road.
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That could be dangerous if trucks are traveling at highway speeds.
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In a way that might be dangerous to do in public.
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That would not only be immoral; it would also be dangerous.
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Having that kind of money could be dangerous in remote places.
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Doctors say that the results could be dangerous for some patients.
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I was thinking, which can be dangerous, but bear with me.
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When that category exists, that can be dangerous for some people.
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Ticks can be dangerous, as they carry a variety of diseases.
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They require a large amount of skill and can be dangerous.
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Though you should definitely be careful — taking selfies can be dangerous.
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Raw oysters can be dangerous for those with compromised immune systems.
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This would not just be crazy, but it would be dangerous.
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It can also be dangerous, especially for high-performance Olympic boats.
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It's technically a neurotoxin and can be dangerous in large quantities.
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He will be dangerous later this summer in the Travers Stakes.
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Hauling trash at night can also be dangerous to the public.
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Prolonged exposure to the screens can be dangerous for our eyes.
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When it comes to baby sleep, bad advice can be dangerous.
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But, as the Dyn attack demonstrated, that centralization can be dangerous.
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Anything in the wrong hands can be dangerous—alcohol, pot brownies.
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The result could be dangerous, even catastrophic, for nearby human workers.
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"It can be dangerous if people get tunnel vision," said Bouchard.
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Powdered formula mixed with unclean water can be dangerous for babies.
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A growing distrust could be dangerous to public health and safety.
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On the other hand, such an avid push could be dangerous.
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Even in West Jerusalem it can be dangerous to be Palestinian.
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This can be dangerous, as your success becomes tied to theirs.
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With the followers on our heels, any contact would be dangerous.
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Many of these ideas are unproven, and some can be dangerous.
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When used outside of clinical settings however, ketamine can be dangerous.
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He began playing with just enough control to be dangerous again.
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He warned that digging below the story's surface could be dangerous.
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If Higuain can reproduce his club form Argentina will be dangerous.
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In other words, deepfakes are here, and they can be dangerous.
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Just know that some essential oils can be dangerous to pets.
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But, for endangered species like cheetahs, wildlife tourism can be dangerous.
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"I knew from the start I could be dangerous," Federer said.
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First, this technique, as effective as it is, can be dangerous.
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The White House thinks such a response would likely be dangerous.
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They suggest that helping people who use drugs can be dangerous.
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Makeup and skin-care counters can be dangerous territories for our wallets.
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The look to the past can be dangerous, or misplaced, Nilsson adds.
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For some people with heart or kidney issues, keto could be dangerous.
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"Rivers are so wonderful, but they can also be dangerous," Downing said.
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Sucking it up for the team may be dangerous to your health.
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Christopher Foyle will return to order what appeared to be dangerous chaos.
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Standing up to Mr Erdogan's repressive regime can be dangerous (see article).
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Even today, going out to a gay club now can be dangerous.
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Working all the time — and bragging about it online — can be dangerous.
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"We just never thought he was going to be dangerous," she says.
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Meier added that regular drones could also be dangerous if they malfunction.
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"The succession could be dangerous, including for journalists and citizens," Valdez said.
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Having to travel long distances for obstetric care can also be dangerous.
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"Anything they thought would be dangerous they took care of," Knox said.
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Women's rights aren't the only issue area where Kavanaugh could be dangerous.
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Being inherently illegal and without proper regulation, yes, it could be dangerous.
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Perhaps worse, the arduous trek for clean water can also be dangerous.
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But there is an urgent sense that its potential could be dangerous.
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The technique can be dangerous, and is known as "greeding it out."
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I feel this could be dangerous and needs to have a recall.
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It's hardly news that American prisons and jails can be dangerous places.
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Many experts suspect there could be dangerous chemicals lurking in some vapes.
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The Framers knew that in its pure form democracy could be dangerous.
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It would be dangerous for the LME to make a unilateral decision.
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The ultraviolet ink used to create the cool effect could be dangerous.
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This whole "black metal has to be dangerous" thing is pure malarky.
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Even with full-face masks, the journey would be dangerous and arduous.
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In reality, they can be dangerous for your genitals and overall health.
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Some thought these UFOs weren't really real, and so couldn't be dangerous.
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Threatening that status quo is not just uppity — it can be dangerous.
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Denial is a way of surviving, but it also can be dangerous.
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Coronavirus can be dangerous, with an estimated 1.4% to 2.3% death rate.
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Given the height at which they work, any fall can be dangerous.
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Doing so with anything less than that can — it can be dangerous.
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In fact, such analogies are more than useless; they can be dangerous.
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The condition can be dangerous, with some complications including blindness and stroke.
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Judges should be able to remand suspects they determine to be dangerous.
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Environmentalists argue that fracking can be dangerous for groundwater, soil and air.
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This sort of misguided optimism can be dangerous, depending on the context.
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Andy stressed that entering the world of credit cards can be dangerous.
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Such a bill would be dangerous and divisive for the Democratic Party.
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There's a lot of fake Xanax out there, which can be dangerous.
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Doing this can be dangerous if the replacement products are nutrient-deficient.
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The National Guard can itself be dangerous, though not in this neighborhood.
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The Titans could be dangerous in the playoffs — if they get there.
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"Fred knows just enough to be dangerous," one former pitching coach said.
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It can also be dangerous for people at risk of eating disorders.
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But casting spells could still be dangerous business, as Jeremy Renner revealed.
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Outdoor allergens, heat and humidity can also be dangerous to asthma patients.
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That kind of popularity can be dangerous in a country like Egypt.
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"It could not be dangerous to be living / in a town like this," Moore concludes, though it might still be dangerous to be alive; her pages invite us to imagine those among whom we might prefer to live.
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Inhaling even a dust speck of one of those isotopes can be dangerous.
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Advice after Neptune Retrograde: Shopping is fun, but retail therapy can be dangerous!
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TANK-KILLING ROBOT REVEALED Blunt force trauma to the abdomen can be dangerous.
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His, he still can be dangerous — he hit 40 homers just last season.
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Under normal conditions, long-dicked males may actually be dangerous to hang around.
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All those hot wings that were so delicious and spicy can be dangerous.
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In any case the final week of racing will be dangerous for everybody.
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They do not help the economic policy discourse and may even be dangerous.
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However, the flu can be dangerous and deadly for anyone, even healthy adults.
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It's a massive logistical challenge and can be dangerous for the freelancers involved.
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But beware, as great as AR is, it could also potentially be dangerous.
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KS: That would be nice, except that would be dangerous for Kara Swisher.
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It is said that any tool, in the wrong hands, can be dangerous.
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They're very cute, but can be dangerous creatures, and are considered natural pests.
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Legality aside, life in the West Bank can be dangerous for Jewish Israelis.
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Getting the food on the black market is illegal and can be dangerous.
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My main thing is that I let her know it can be dangerous.
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Nothing happened ... My point is Australia can be dangerous, if you're a dumbass.
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Forecasters said storm surge will be dangerous from Indian Pass to Longboat Key.
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That means we're going to keep finding ways that drones can be dangerous.
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Weather can be dangerous, so please be safe and follow instructions from authorities.
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But judging by some of the panels, the conference will still be ... dangerous.
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Thus, having the nation's entire voter roll in one place could be dangerous.
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Or maybe a drunken fall that could be dangerous to the new dad?
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Sure, yoga can be dangerous, but so can literally any other physical activity.
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Sure, not having air-conditioning could be dangerous (or unthinkable) on sweltering days.
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He has spoken out against reports suggesting multiple Taser shocks can be dangerous.
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But fake forces can be dangerous, since they aren't due to fundamental interactions.
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They're incredibly easy to neglect, which, according to the experts, could be dangerous.
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Although storm chasing can be dangerous, the number of chasers grows every year.
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Ms. Dombek doesn't deny that pathological narcissism is real, and can be dangerous.
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Mangrove snakes, though mildly venomous, are not known to be dangerous to people.
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Of course, nationhood—as the Scottish have shown—doesn't have to be dangerous.
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Even finding out that you're being surveilled by a partner can be dangerous.
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It was not enough to be dangerous, but it was certainly not natural.
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But used, not irresponsibly, exactly, but without consideration, perhaps, it can be dangerous.
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Permitting its adoption would be dangerous for every American, not just transgender people.
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Some of the alternative medicine practices on the site could even be dangerous.
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That's wonderful, but it can be dangerous, because it can feel like escapism.
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Artificial intelligence doesn't have to include murderous, sentient super-intelligence to be dangerous.
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In contrast, for the Democrats, raising expectations of a wave could be dangerous.
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Initiating a coup without that critical mass of elite support can be dangerous.
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FIFA's own inspectors had deemed that the summer temperatures there would be dangerous.
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"I just want people to know that it can be dangerous," she said.
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Q. You are saying the California system is too ancient to be dangerous?
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Sure. Social media can be dangerous if you think that that's real life.
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There's something broken in the bond market that could be dangerous for investors.
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Today's study highlights that even low levels of particulate matter can be dangerous.
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But flying into storms over and over again can, of course, be dangerous.
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They don't need her as a number – and she could be dangerous later.
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It may also be dangerous for anyone with a history of eating disorders.
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Importantly, the previous two coronaviruses also showed that these viruses can be dangerous.
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However, experts say these treatments are unnecessary and, in fact, can be dangerous.
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For weeks, authorities warned that storming a secret government compound could be dangerous.
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Raising a safety issue with batteries is perfectly reasonable; batteries can be dangerous.
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They could be dangerous: Some occasionally induced high fevers that could trigger convulsions.
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But even if the country had enough ventilators, operating them can be dangerous.
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An isolated Pakistan could be dangerous, Ashraf Ghani, the Afghan president, warned aides.
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"It would be dangerous to travel by boat and very expensive," Ibrahim explains.
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The same person may not be dangerous in a different situation, for example.
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This means a few unvaccinated people living in close proximity can be dangerous.
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We do know that Paleo can be dangerous or even life-threatening to some.
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This means it's easy to get comfortable, which can be dangerous, according to O'Leary.
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Then they come here and it can actually be dangerous if they're not careful.
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"Those myths can be dangerous, since they are not portraying trans people as people."
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" Matthew Smith, chief executive officer, Fortify Rights "Repatriations now would be dangerous and reckless.
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Sadly, there are also some areas where it could be dangerous for specific people.
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At the most polluted sites even the dust blown from tailings can be dangerous.
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So, if Hurricane Irma loses its Category 5 status, it would still be dangerous.
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While deer can be dangerous for drivers, pedestrians don't often face the same problem.
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Nine years ago, a judge said Albert Flick was too old to be dangerous.
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Knox added it doesn't take severe winds for a bounce house to be dangerous.
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Teen dramas show a single text to the wrong person can be dangerous enough.
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At the end of the day it can be dangerous so we're being smart.
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On the other hand, his tweets can be dangerous and could potentially incite violence.
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Dr. Bent-Goodley adds that leaving the relationship can be dangerous for many survivors.
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Laser-based weapons that shoot down drones may be dangerous and complicated to operate.
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There are circumstances where it can be dangerous, such as when operating heavy machinery.
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Tide Pods taste nasty (I assume), but can also be dangerous to your health.
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Rio's derelict port area used to be dangerous to walk around, even in daylight.
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But it can also be dangerous if virtual worlds are designed to manipulate users.
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Other researchers warn that sticking to the diet long-term could even be dangerous.
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It would be dangerous if the party or movement hands control over to him.
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And if you're at risk for suicide, giving up on treatment can be dangerous.
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Idolatry can be dangerous, I know, but not if you choose your heroes carefully.
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Although they are typically timid, they can be dangerous, because of their sharp teeth.
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Bigger drones are going to be dangerous [to get that close and capture footage].
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Human rights advocates warned this move would be dangerous, especially so for Chinese dissidents.
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No illnesses have been reported in either recall, but listeria infections can be dangerous.
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When that suspicion is added to any circumstance, it can be dangerous for us.
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"A last-minute directive to cut $6900 billion from defense would be dangerous," Rep.
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But until we reach full autonomy, this tendency to be distracted can be dangerous.
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Environmentalists have warned that the expansion and deregulation of offshore drilling could be dangerous.
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Driving a boat at night can be dangerous and difficult, particularly for inexperienced boaters.
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And for months, officials have warned that this bird could be dangerous to approach.
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Though this job can be dangerous or scary to some, it does pay well.
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They freeze right into the ice, monitoring places that hunters believe might be dangerous.
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"A microbe that's beneficial to one person may be dangerous to another," it explains.
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Seen by the wrong person at the wrong time, could it even be dangerous?
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But queer culture is still secretive and being LGBT in India can be dangerous.
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That's great because I'm seeing I can be dangerous in the future once again.
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But in reality, the products can be dangerous for your genitals and overall health.
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"Many of these videos appear to be dangerous pranks or hoaxes," the company said.
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I mean there's oral sex, which may be dangerous, but is certainly less so.
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It can be dangerous for a woman to have that conversation on the street.
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When you have it you need to be dangerous, create opportunities and score goals.
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But medical teams need rigorous training to use it: Mishandled, it can be dangerous.
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Zoom out: In fully autocratic countries, the simple act of reporting can be dangerous.
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The consequences could be dangerous for one of them, and life-changing for both.
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There is no doubt that the virus can be dangerous, especially for critical cases.
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Allowing kids to run around the restaurant is rude and it can be dangerous.
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O'Neal believes giving opinions on "social media" can be dangerous for athletes in general.
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These are not the actions of someone who believed the ride to be dangerous.
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One big reason this trend makes the list is because it can be dangerous.
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These independent efforts to rescue AirPods can be dangerous and potentially cause train delays.
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More than just a nuisance, the potential for misuse of data could be dangerous.
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"We cannot allow North Korea to continue to be dangerous and frivolous," said Rep.
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Ms. Ferreira acknowledged that some people thought performing at her age could be dangerous.
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Licking fur that has come in contact with cyanobacteria can be dangerous as well.
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In another instance, they raised concerns that vaccines might be dangerous for possessing metals.
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And because death comes for us all, remember: Even drinking water can be dangerous.
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A Tesla spokesperson told Business Insider that using Tesla parts improperly can be dangerous.
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For example, if a child's immune system is very weak, getting vaccinated might be dangerous.
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For this reason, they typically require patients to take blood thinners, which can be dangerous.
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The expert testified that Buck was more likely to be dangerous because he is black.
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All of this aside, it's important to point out that leech therapy can be dangerous.
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Dessert can be dangerous in the hands of the Million Dollar Listing New York crew.
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For confident carvers only—wielding a selfie stick on a fast run can be dangerous.
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Software houses like Oracle and Microsoft are doing enough to be dangerous and little more.
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It is the same reason that baby formula is popular, and that can be dangerous.
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A massive volume of precipitation soaking the West Coast all at once can be dangerous.
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Webster estimated the snake, which can be dangerous, was about 1.5 meters (5 feet) long.
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And it can also be dangerous for adults, as the conversation with my friend proved.
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As you are well aware, the spreading of misinformation can be dangerous to our society.
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While safe to drink, these organisms can be dangerous when introduced into the nasal passages.
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Lakes and ponds that form on top of the ice are thought to be dangerous.
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After all, if Mai was involved in organized crime, a physical confrontation could be dangerous.
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This can be dangerous to take my husband to — he loves a good impulse buy!
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While a chronic cough could be dangerous, it also could be easily treated, said Castriotta.
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Prison doesn't have to be luxurious but it's not supposed to be dangerous or dehumanizing.
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Reminder: It can be dangerous to leave pets unattended in cars, especially in hot weather.
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Overreliance upon hands-free driving technologies can be dangerous, especially without a driver-monitoring system.
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The Cyclones are suddenly a top 10 team again, and they'll be dangerous come March.
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DPD is a defense mechanism protecting someone from emotions that could be dangerous or threatening.
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"Any attempt to slide back on that will be dangerous and counterproductive," he told Reuters.
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Yulia Melamed, a film director, told the BBC that smiling in Russia could be dangerous.
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But it can be dangerous and cumbersome to look down when you're riding in traffic.
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Some are about national security--they can be dangerous, they have to be policed. Understood.
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But that means missing screenings for conditions like preeclampsia, which can be dangerous if untreated.
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Waking up in the full sun of the desert without much water would be dangerous.
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Von Hippel believes it can be dangerous when patients undertake drug production on their own.
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They argue it would be dangerous for the United States to stay in the pact.
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Going off their medication without supervision could be dangerous, according to the American Heart Association.
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"It was quite easy, considering we didn't find this to be dangerous," they told Insider.
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If the product turns out to be dangerous but legal, the government has no recourse.
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Situations such as this can be dangerous for officers, and especially for their canine partners.
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Scotland Yard said a search was underway and warned that the men could be dangerous.
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Making the wrong call can be dangerous for an officer and his men — or deadly.
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Prospects: It would be dangerous to ignore Russia – both the national team and the country.
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I think, anti-intellectualism can be dangerous because we always want to be thinking critically.
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"When you have 25 maxis on the starting line it can be dangerous," he said.
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"Any time you go at that speed it will always be dangerous," said the Monegasque.
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The platypus may look harmless, but scientists have found that male platypuses can be dangerous.
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Mr. Senard was shocked and warned Mr. Vial that delaying a vote could be dangerous.
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Critics have noted that for those who've struggled with eating disorders, it could be dangerous.
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What happens to property when it is found to be dangerous, or no longer useful?
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Feature Asghar Farhadi's films fill theaters in a country where taking sides can be dangerous.
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And parents needed to instill in their children the idea that pot could be dangerous.
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The treatment does not always work, and side effects can be dangerous, even life-threatening.
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Quarterbacks are fragile, referees are fallible, advice can be dangerous and Gardner Minshew is forever.
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Buying on the dip can be dangerous because stocks could fall further before finally bottoming.
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When opportunistic corporations use it to cut corners, it can be dangerous — perhaps even deadly.
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And we take it too far, which in the case of fasting can be dangerous.
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Even the most radical groups seem to sense that expressing extreme views can be dangerous.
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Developing preeclampsia while pregnant can be dangerous to the health of you and your baby.
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Most experts say no, because credit cards can be dangerous for consumers and businesses alike.
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But May said this can be dangerous if their claws get stuck or they fall.
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Depending on the concentration of these metals, exposure can be dangerous for humans and animals.
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First, a virus may prompt an immune response, which can be dangerous, or even fatal.
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And the repair itself can be dangerous or destructive if you don't know what you're doing.
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I thought it would be dangerous, so I stayed in my home for two whole months.
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Incorrect statements like Spicer's can be dangerous when they come from behind a White House podium.
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In other words, UK law anticipates that speech itself can be dangerous at a community level.
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"This would be dangerous because they want to attack anyone, including officers, with bombs," he said.
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According to the CDC, untreated Lyme disease in pregnant women can be dangerous to unborn children.
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Otherwise, the pole gets really slippery, which can be dangerous for myself and the other dancers.
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When it was being invented, people had a lot of concerns that it could be dangerous.
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That means they could be dangerous animals to have around other pets as well as children.
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For equity-only portfolios, staying underweight defensives can be dangerous, according to his note from Citi.
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Mosquito bites are never fun, but they can be dangerous in some parts of the world.
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The problem is that mixing them with stem cells is not approved and could be dangerous.
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Family members, psychologists and advocacy groups all warned that this could be dangerous for the patients.
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And that particular strain has been known to be dangerous to people with weakened immune systems.
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It would be dangerous for us to know things because then we could be a target.
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"Vaping active drug ingredients is an ineffective route of delivery and can be dangerous," Gottlieb said.
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If you know what a hoverboard is, chances are you know that they can be dangerous.
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Now, it turns out, the electric longboards might even be dangerous for people with excellent coordination.
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There is some evidence that the chemicals in the plastic bottles might be dangerous when heated.
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Yeah. These things can be dangerous and risky, but they can also be wonderful and positive.
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Accidentally taking sildenafil, even if you were hoping for Big Penis' eponymous effects, can be dangerous.
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Hassan said that, irrespective of the outcome, lower voter numbers would be dangerous for the winner.
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H a dead phone can be dangerous, not to mention a massive inconvenience — especially for women.
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Crews were told the assignment would be dangerous and they could pull out if they wanted.
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Just because online dating can be great doesn't mean it can't be dangerous — so be careful.
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I think a better question to ask is "under what conditions can political misinformation be dangerous"?
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"I would not postpone without consulting and even asking the question could be dangerous," Glaser warned.
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It can also be dangerous for pregnant people, and can cause miscarriage, stillbirth, and preterm birth.
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Work requirements, therefore, will push people further into poverty, and there will be dangerous ripple effects.
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Crime and murder is rampant in Honduras; forcing these individuals back would be dangerous and inhumane.
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However, it did work hard to keep the information secret, a consideration that could be dangerous.
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While this can bring fresh insight and passion to the church, it can also be dangerous.
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Even though nuclear power can be dangerous, it is a reliable carbon-free electrical power source.
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Mr. Kiraithe said that the practice could be dangerous and that motorists had slammed into animals.
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Such mockery can be dangerous to practice inside Egypt, where many Sisi critics languish in jail.
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But it can also be dangerous to have that good of a relationship with your boss.
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Scientists have concluded, however, that colloidal silver does not have health benefits and could be dangerous.
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I could say it's useful as a form of meditation, but it can also be dangerous.
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When people put something in their nose that they're not used to, that can be dangerous.
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It can even be dangerous to a person's health, the National Institutes of Health has said.
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But winter rain can be dangerous, he said, because it leads to icy roads and sidewalks.
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Plastic pollution could be dangerous for people, too, if microplastics end up in our food supply.
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"I knew that a Paul Manafort unbound by structure and oversight would be dangerous," she said.
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So while personal actions can be meaningful starting points, they can also be dangerous stopping points.
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"I started to see how self-help can be dangerous for someone like me," Power writes.
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Mr. Weinstein falls squarely within the category of people for whom the disease could be dangerous.
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Cramped emergency evacuation shelters can be dangerous for older people with health conditions like Mr. Cayer.
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Replacement chemicals raise problems for companies, he wrote, and he cautioned that they may be dangerous.
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Such centralization would be dangerous even if the machines weren't so vulnerable — which, unfortunately, they are.
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Pushing in rough waters may be dangerous, because of the inevitable banging between the two vessels.
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Side effects can be dangerous, even life-threatening, and treatment costs more than $100,000 a year.
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The baby is also not required to wear a Senate pin, because it would be dangerous.
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Her undying loyalty to parents who have proven to be dangerous isn't a byproduct of kindness.
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Because IRAS is quite large, a collision would be dangerous, according to both satellite-tracking companies.
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And the locals are just quirky enough to make you forget they can also be dangerous.
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They say they knew it would be dangerous, but they felt the risk was worth it.
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However, that approach is expensive, subject to bad weather conditions and can be dangerous, they said.
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"Working alone and relying only on one's own judgment when depressed can be dangerous," he said.
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Dams can also be dangerous ventures for developing countries lacking adequate planning and readiness for disasters.
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To impose even more intensive vetting on the entire Muslim world would be dangerous and unconstitutional.
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Wild delicacies can be dangerous, however, with 6,000 Americans poisoned each year by mushrooms alone. reut.
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We agree that giving private-sector actors the right to directly inflict damage would be dangerous.
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Some states have laws allowing police to temporarily seize guns from people reported to be dangerous.
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There are all kinds of ways presidents can be dangerous, or can threaten our constitutional order.
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It can be dangerous...I'm very grateful that I don't work in an office right now.
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Whatever the case, we know any mission to Mars or beyond is going to be dangerous.
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For those with asthma or other conditions compromising their heart and lung functions, it can be dangerous.
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Some say using Haven may even be dangerous to those who might be worried about government spies.
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Despite their chilling appearance, huntsman spiders are not considered to be dangerous, according to the Australian Museum.
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But consumer advocates such as the National Consumer Law Center warn that these promotions can be dangerous.
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And, with all the progress women are making in combat sports, comments like this can be dangerous.
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The reputational damage done to America by Mr Trump's action will be dangerous, as well as large.
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Also, a lack of dedicated bike lanes can be dangerous for riders sharing the roads with cars.
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Hoppers can be dangerous as they break down garbage quickly, and trash can quickly get sprayed outward.
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Having these symptoms overlooked can be dangerous, Carlos A. Charles, MD, founder of Derma di Colore, says.
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It's important to stay informed about a global health story like coronavirus--but rumors can be dangerous.
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But it can also be dangerous to assume that the future will be just like the past.
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That certainty can feel wonderful and be so calming, and I think that certainty can be dangerous.
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That trapped pressure can be the reason that holding in a sneeze can be dangerous, he said.
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Similarly, it may be dangerous for humans to take drugs that are created for an animals' system.
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How did you know someone who'd be dangerous versus ... because you could see this being abused bad.
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I have a stunt double so if something's going to be dangerous, she jumps in for me.
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It's freezing, you can't feel your toes, and stepping outside in the icy blizzard could be dangerous.
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And taking health advice from an Instagram influencer who is not a doctor could absolutely be dangerous.
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Aside from limiting our understanding of sexual pleasure, this lack of information can be dangerous, says Buehler.
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Wild delicacies can be dangerous, however, with 6,000 Americans poisoned each year by mushrooms alone. reut.rs/2rPQ8wS
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Apart from the whole fire part, the intense blue lights might also be dangerous to the eyes.
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They can certainly delegate it to an assistant coach, but delegating it to upperclassmen can be dangerous.
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"When dealing with an unpredictable regime [like North Korea], empty rhetoric can be dangerous," the congressman remarked.
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Reverse mortgages are not simple, and if homeowners don't properly assess the risks, they can be dangerous.
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Reactor 3 is currently filled with radiation that would be dangerous for any humans who walked inside.
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Here's what to know about why jellyfish are thriving — and why their population explosion could be dangerous.
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When compared to full-time restaurant jobs, delivery gigs tend to be dangerous and the pay shaky.
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A number of calls had been made to the FBI expressing fear that Cruz might be dangerous.
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It can be dangerous to read too much about a team into a single playoff series loss.
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We must not ignore this challenge; it would be dangerous and irresponsible for Congress to do nothing.
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Getting your hair washed at the salon is among life's greatest pleasures — but could it be dangerous?
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But the incident reminded the world that there are people for whom simply existing can be dangerous.
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Some of the supplements are contaminated with impure ingredients, harmful ingredients, I think that can be dangerous.
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Israel, he said, is a tiny place, and for it to give away territory can be dangerous.
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Plastics can be dangerous, especially when they leach chemicals out through scratches or cracks in a container.
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We asked students if they had seen such videos and if they thought they could be dangerous.
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But escalating tensions without a strategy would be dangerous, particularly if Iran chose to do the same.
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And as Ted Cruz showed at the RNC convention, treading the line with Trump can be dangerous.
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He wanted people to know that despite his violent past, he doesn't consider himself to be dangerous.
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For people with certain conditions, such as epilepsy or heart failure, variations in dose can be dangerous.
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I later learned the sign was intended to ward off lying down, because that would be dangerous.
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But speculating about anyone's sexuality, particularly a child's, can be dangerous and is none of your business.
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Another reason September could still be dangerous for investors is tension between the U.S. and North Korea.
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So the fact that many people take them in lieu of traditional medical treatments can be dangerous.
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But going the opposite direction — from a weak attribution to a presumption of intent — can be dangerous.
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That said, we don't yet know all the ways that divulging so much data could be dangerous.
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It would be dangerous for Trump to celebrate the fall of ISIS without keeping this in mind.
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"In a world where communication is effortlessly impersonal, an insistence on independence can be dangerous," she says.
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Like flu, these are extremely contagious diseases, and measles in particular can be dangerous in small babies.
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"The tension is escalating, and that could prove to be dangerous to both sides," the official said.
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They want sex to be dangerous and consequential so as to scare people out of having it.
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When the results of clinical trials aren't made public, the consequences can be dangerous — and potentially deadly.
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These off-target cuts can be dangerous, and scientists have been trying to find ways to prevent them.
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Rosalind and Susie both confess to thinking Sabrina is a witch, and wonder if she might be dangerous.
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But "radical rudeness" can be dangerous in an environment where civil liberties are increasingly being called into question.
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Street drugs are often tainted with hidden things that can be dangerous, including potent opioids and rat poison.
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And it could be dangerous to clear out 600 people...Well, look what happened at ScumTek on Halloween.
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Excessive heat will be dangerous over parts of the Desert Southwest including Palm Springs, Las Vegas and Phoenix.
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In March, Romney said Trump would be dangerous as president, with policies that could touch off a recession.
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An Instagram star's cookbook has been recalled by the publisher after critics said its recipes could be dangerous.
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And it could be dangerous if they tried to alter a gene for something other than muscle growth.
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The disease can be dangerous, especially for babies and children, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states.
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For Eddy Elfenbein of the Crossing Wall Street blog, America's cash hoard could be dangerous for the market.
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She said that it would be dangerous for her or other women even to try to gain entry.
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Raising rates too high could also be dangerous — the deflation effects from technology are likely to continue anyway.
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The phrase moderate flooding may not strike fear in your heart, but even small floods can be dangerous.
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Like most drugs, it can be dangerous if taken unsupervised, with side effects such as vomiting and diarrhea.
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Rouhani also said that Trump's actions could be dangerous for both the U.S. and countries around the world.
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"Travel will be dangerous and nearly impossible," the service said, warning that ice may cause widespread power outages.
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Nationwide considers that breed to be dangerous and therefore do not allow owners to have liability insurance, ABC11.
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Medicine for all sounds great, but socialized medicine can be dangerous if it falls into the wrong hands.
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The fact he's wearing a Hawaiian shirt doesn't mean that he doesn't have the potential to be dangerous.
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This, of course, comes with risks too, as electric scooters can be dangerous to the novice or uncoordinated.
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It seems he's realized that all this sneaking around could actually be dangerous, and wants to end things.
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The doctor said using crack would be dangerous, but I walked out of the hospital for a snowball.
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And Mr. Marquez said his mother had taught him early on that it could be dangerous to refuse.
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"The National Weather Service warned that in Massachusetts there would be "Dangerous heat and humidity through the weekend.
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But just because these messages are oftentimes lighthearted or normal-seeming, that doesn't mean they can't be dangerous.
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"Words can be dangerous and they can even kill when they create barriers to healthcare access," Wu said.
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But hiding behind that hope can be dangerous — especially when the thing you're sharing is rooted in bigotry.
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Technology in today's cars can make driving safer — but it can also be dangerous if not used properly.
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But the virus can be dangerous for pregnant women and has been linked to hundreds of birth defects.
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Rawhides are a popular chew for dogs, but these and other edible chews can be dangerous for dogs.
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Relying on credit cards can be dangerous: The average American now holds a credit card balance of $6,375.
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Much of this fencing exists in sparsely populated areas where it would be dangerous for people to travel.
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But there is one reason why Carson could still be dangerous to at least one of his competitors.
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Listeria usually causes mild illness but can be dangerous to pregnant women or people with weak immune systems.
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And secondly, that treating older people with growth hormone might be dangerous if they don't have the variation.
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Work was something you did with your hands, something that could sometimes be dangerous but needed doing nonetheless.
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But in times of crisis, like an escalating conflict with a nuclear-armed enemy, understaffing can be dangerous.
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Either way, it's an important reminder that pseudoscience can be dangerous, and that natural doesn't necessarily mean safe.
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That's appealing for older children who find more regulated TV content boring — but it can also be dangerous.
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That would be dangerous if it meant that many investors were thinking of getting out of the market.
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They can be "dangerous places for working people," said Mark Muro of the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program.
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And that could be dangerous for people who count on the grain as their main source of nourishment.
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Health experts warn that isolation can be dangerous, and the new minister will establish programs to alleviate it.
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Pools in hotels can also be dangerous, especially if — as is often the case — there is no lifeguard.
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But taking psychiatric drugs without an evaluation from a mental-health provider can be dangerous, ineffective, or both.
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I recently read that public charging stations can be dangerous to use because they could suck down data.
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At first, it would be a cylinder-shaped field of debris that would be dangerous to pass through.
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"It might be dangerous to leave yen rises unattended," one of the sources said on condition of anonymity.
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The process will undoubtedly be dangerous and somewhat chaotic, but far less so than a completely uncontrolled collapse.
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But that same flexibility can be dangerous when we push our microbial communities too far, says Dr. Sonnenburg.
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But the major players were working with high-powered lasers that could be dangerous to aircraft far away.
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Even before Trump became president, 50 Republican national security experts declared that he would be "dangerous" if elected.
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Travel will be dangerous, if not impossible, at times, across areas where the blizzard warning has been issued.
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The National Weather Service warned that mountain travel could be dangerous in San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties.
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Bringing a Puerto Rico bill to the floor without a majority of Republicans could be dangerous for Ryan.
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Sincerity can be dangerous for comedies, though, burning away laughs and landing everyone in a lake of treacle.
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Even small pieces of debris in orbit can be dangerous because of the speed at which they move.
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AP reported it's not believed to be dangerous to those who listen for short duration at regular volume.
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In March, Thiel told The New York Times that the groupthink happening in the Valley can be dangerous.
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These are loyal Trump appointees who nonetheless believe that enacting his agenda would be dangerous for the world.
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But times are urgent when you are born a threat, always big enough to be dangerous to someone.
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Just remember that plastic bags can be dangerous for pets, as bags have the potential to suffocate and strangulate.
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The weapon could continue its attack beyond the first day and could theoretically be dangerous and lethal for months.
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But some veterinary prescriptions can be dangerous, even in low dosages, and especially for young children, the study said.
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It is a position that may play well in the primary, but could be dangerous in a general election.
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Make sure you have exceptional breathing control if you decide to be dangerous by masturbating at the same time.
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And consumer advocates said Trump's "preposterous promises" would be dangerous and would hurt both consumers and the drug industry.
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Even if Paul and Dawson make light of the conspiracy theories, this style of humor can still be dangerous.
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So far no one has died from the bacteria, which can be dangerous, but 21 people have been hospitalized.
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Pulling him out now would be dangerous, but he is hardly the man with whom to build the future.
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The biggest reason is that it can be dangerous to fudge a vote when you're making a big move.
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While getting this close to these animals is thrilling, it also can be dangerous, as this video reminds us.
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The parasite can cause an infection in humans that shows no symptoms, which can be dangerous to pregnant women.
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In a time like this, insisting that you don't need to subscribe to a belief system can be dangerous.
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Then they decided he had to know about the dossier because it might be dangerous if he didn&apost.
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But there are also areas where neither is in control, and those can be dangerous to move around in.
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"Extreme cold can be dangerous to your lungs, particularly if you have asthma or other respiratory issues," he says.
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"AFib may not be dangerous, however, it is associated with increased risk of blood clots in hearts," he explained.
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But until now, those apps needed to be controlled by touch, which can be dangerous and distracting for drivers.
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With legislators and lawyers investigating, this ongoing lack of supervision and self-control can be dangerous on many levels.
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"If they relapse, it can be dangerous ... they could go back to illicit drug use or overdose," said Mascola.
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Automation may be all the rage in the automobile world today, but in the skies it can be dangerous.
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The legal precedent is serious, but there's also a real concern that even creating the software could be dangerous.
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The messages may not necessarily be dangerous, but other manifestations certainly are, which is why they're all worth investigating.
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Opponents say such a step could be dangerous for a sector of society that is particularly open to abuse.
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In a lucid moment in May, Delmar acknowledged that the weapons he's had all his life could be dangerous.
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The therapist is pretty much hands-off, since "once a therapist loses neutrality, it can be dangerous," she says.
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Doing something like that in proximity of another aircraft thousands of feet up in the sky can be dangerous.
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This is why an aphorism like "you cannot impeach somebody who is doing a great job" can be dangerous.
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These jobs can be dangerous if the working conditions are not as safe as they could and should be.
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There is another time when the animals visit the temple, and it can be dangerous, with snakes and leopards.
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Even before fallout reaches the ground, an explosion stirs up other debris that might be dangerous to breathe in.
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This thing was supposed to be there permanently, and it would be dangerous to move it without my input.
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These are straightforward inquiries, and it would be dangerous, not to mention dishonorable, for a candidate to answer dishonestly.
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We want to remind parents that hoverboards can be dangerous, and if used improperly, they can cause serious damage.
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Hims drew criticism earlier this year for pitching off-label, or unintended, uses of medications that could be dangerous.
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Using dating apps as a queer person can be dangerous, especially in countries where homosexuality is punishable by death.
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However, we have learned, and are continuing to learn, that this strategy is not accurate and can be dangerous.
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Health and "wellness" trends hawked online are often ridiculous, but occasionally they can also turn out to be dangerous.
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For most, this results in uncomfortable coughing, but for people with asthma or breathing problems it can be dangerous.
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I feel the height has helped me to find a style of tennis to be dangerous on the tour.
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I feel like it would be dangerous to have a woman in a position to potentially start a war.
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Mixing your art life and your love life can be dangerous — just look at Camille Claudel and Auguste Rodin.
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I loved my son, but my addiction made me completely oblivious to how I could be dangerous to him.
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It has been several years since the E.P.A. first declared these applications of the three chemicals to be dangerous.
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Public criticism of Egypt's leadership can be dangerous; Egyptians have been jailed for saying less on Twitter and Facebook.
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YouTube has said it considers the videos to be "dangerous or harmful," but still allows them on its site.
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Mr. Weinstein falls squarely within the category of infected people for whom experts say the disease could be dangerous.
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Goldberg couldn't say for sure whether he would run out, but added that interruptions in supply could be dangerous.
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The result is rumor, which can be dangerous; ignorance, which can be fatal; and miscalculation, which can be catastrophic.
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For liberals, it is a warning: Don't push churchgoing, gun-loving conservatives too far, or there'll be dangerous consequences.
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What we don't know can be dangerous Are we making progress or stuck in neutral with the opioid crisis?
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Former Australian Open champion Mats Wilander does not regard Federer as a favorite, but says he will be dangerous.
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This novel is fun to read, yet it reminded me that the world can be dangerous, dark and bloody.
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The share of Republicans who said it would be dangerous fell from 82% in 2016 to 51% in 2019.
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First, it's usually irrelevant to the article, and more crucially, announcing the home address of anyone can be dangerous.
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Most advised him to cancel his speech: It was not a night for politics, and it would be dangerous.
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Just a matter of time until somebody starts the Coronavirus Challenge, which definitely won't be dangerous, problematic, or both!
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She doesn't run in unfamiliar areas after dark and she won't run alone in places that may be dangerous.
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Specifically, it required mental health workers to report to the authorities any patient who was likely to be dangerous.
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Then using these tools, these technology tools that ... do you see any upcoming ones that are gonna be dangerous?
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It can be dangerous when a singular view is promulgated over and over, even when it's not widely held.
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I know that hospitals can be dangerous places, but what do we know about whether those weapons make hospitals safer?
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Doctor of integrative medicine and bestselling author Andrew Weil says the Keto diet is a trend that could be dangerous.
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Be Safe Good VR causes people to forget they are still in the physical world, and that can be dangerous.
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Yet, some fear that the technology could be dangerous as more and more robots zip across sidewalks brimming with people.
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But asking too many questions can be dangerous, and the safety of other children and grandchildren had to be considered.
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Bridenstine acknowledged that spaceflight can be dangerous and unpredictable, so it's practically impossible to settle on an accurate price tag.
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Perceptions matter, though: Arguably being thought to be dangerous is actually a more powerful geopolitical asset than actually being it.
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Rawlings said he personally finds the monuments to be "dangerous totems," but a task force would ensure a productive conversation.
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And so, she said, she understands why Balakrishnan's accusers resorted to anonymous accusations, even though that strategy can be dangerous.
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For people who have asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or heart conditions, just breathing this noxious air can be dangerous.
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Looking at calorie information compared to physical activity like walking can be dangerous, especially for people who have eating disorders.
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"I know if I can start to win few matches, I can be dangerous to go far," he told reporters.
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The parking lot was not evacuated during the search – the area was not believed to be dangerous, DiNoto tells PEOPLE.
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It's mildly dangerous for humans too: The toxin can go airborne and be dangerous for some people with respiratory sensitivities.
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Home-brewed kombucha doesn't have to go through the regulation process like bottled kombucha does, so it can be dangerous.
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When they molt when they're tiny, they're especially vulnerable, but when they molt when they're huge it can be dangerous.
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Would it be dangerous to let people with addiction get these drugs without requiring them to take steps towards abstinence?
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And the immune system of astronauts tends to be weaker in space, raising the risk these bacteria could be dangerous.
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She was accepting of it, but also wanted me to be aware that people who use escorts can be dangerous.
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The weapons were produced before the 24 Gulf War and many experts believe the sarin would no longer be dangerous.
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AND THAT WE'RE BETTER OFF PROTECTING DATA AND NOT CREATING THIS TOOL, WHICH WE THINK WOULD BE DANGEROUS TO EVERYONE.
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Trying to light a flame when the weather is anything but perfect isn't just annoying, it can also be dangerous.
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So yes, fake news can be dangerous, but until now the media has been more than okay in spreading it.
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The basic argument here is that alcohol can be dangerous — but its often low price doesn't always account for that.
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It is also true that scandal warfare can be dangerous and often is simply a weapon to tear down opponents.
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The journey can be dangerous, resulting in one woman's death and two cases of asylum seekers losing fingers to frostbite.
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This can be dangerous (obviously), so to prevent burns, or cuts, or whatnot, you might want to follow my lead.
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The mental health foundation Headspace believes that showing how Hannah died could be dangerous for those dealing with suicidal ideation.
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After doctors told her giving birth would be dangerous, college friend Laurel Humes acted as a surrogate for the couple.
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Promoting these products can even be dangerous when parents unknowingly feed their children milk that is unsuitable for young infants.
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"We got a game Argentinean who is going to be dangerous, have a go, but he'll get beat," Hearn said.
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Too little means the medicine doesn't work; too much means there could be dangerous or even fatal slowdowns in breathing.
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Moonshine that falls into the rotgut category could be dangerous and even deadly for anyone desperate enough to drink it.
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The technology can be dangerous when used as propaganda, or to make someone believe something is real which is not.
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Sulfur dioxide can be dangerous, causing irritation to the skin and mucous membranes of the eyes, throat, nose and lungs.
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While I wasn't a genius equities trader, I knew enough to be dangerous and make some decent returns — nothing crazy.
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Milder expressions of this fallacy, even if they do little more than exacerbate existing social tensions, can still be dangerous.
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The chemical can waft from the soil into the air, forming a toxic plume that could be dangerous to inhale.
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There are limits to prevention: With the existing population of opioid users, cutting them off from painkillers could be dangerous.
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"I feel like I'm quick enough, and on my day, I can be dangerous in the box," Wright-Phillips said.
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But Dr. Pall warns that it would be dangerous to take them as definitive proof that the condition doesn't exist.
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Michael C. HughesMarch 27, 2016 But aside from being absurd, and likely unconstitutional, these kind of laws can be dangerous.
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The Trump administration's shift to an offensive approach is designed to escalate cyber conflicts, and that escalation could be dangerous.
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It's well known that hospitals can be dangerous places for disease transmission; that's why they have thorough infection control policies.
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Legal, regulated vapes typically use a water-soluble solvent, as putting oil in the lungs is known to be dangerous.
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He was a key reason that Arizona was able to cobble together enough pass rush to be dangerous last year.
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But critics argue that tough words themselves can be dangerous and, even if inadvertently, can escalate into a shooting war.
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Also, the need for female contraceptives has been greater historically because pregnancy and childbirth can be dangerous, even life-threatening.
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We started washing our hands and took care to avoid certain foods that experience showed could be dangerous or deadly.
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Even though most people know that this can be dangerous, the sense of belonging skews their judgment for the worse.
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"It can be dangerous," says Abramovic, who would like to see eye-gazing stations built into hotel lobbies and malls.
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We face a common threat, and it would be dangerous to take for granted our common front in fighting it.
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Cozying up to Putin, former KGB officer and later Director of FSB, while letting down our guards can be dangerous.
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Mold could pose a health risk, and exposure to extreme heat could be dangerous for your family and your pets.
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"It could be dangerous for France," said Fayçal Mansari, a mason, who called Imam Doudi " a barrier" against Islamic radicals.
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The spectacle of this media attention can be dangerous: School shootings and suicides often happen in clusters, one inspiring another.
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You live in a place that could be dangerous in a number of ways — like it could catch on fire.
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Now Dr. Volkow said she hopes that teenagers will awaken to the fact that using marijuana regularly can be dangerous.
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But while the J-20 can't go above the speed of sound without afterburners, it's still likely to be dangerous.
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When I feel that confidence to do my best shots, I know I can be dangerous for all the guys.
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A messy break-up of SNNPR would be dangerous, given the number of territorial disputes and fresh memories of bloodshed.
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Off-season hikes — from October to May — can be dangerous for novices and should not be attempted without a guide.
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And that could be dangerous for Trump because what sustains them is the power and the loyalty of his base.
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Sure, it would be dangerous for a pregnant woman already getting enough vitamin A to take massive doses of it.
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"If the protests continue for a while, which is not certain, it will be dangerous for the regime," he said.
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That nitrogen then flows into local waterways, threatening them with toxic levels that may be dangerous for humans to drink.
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Inside an illegal speakeasy in Baghdad Inside an illegal speakeasy in Baghdad Selling alcohol in Iraq can be dangerous business.
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There are limits to prevention: With the existing population of people on opioids, cutting them off from painkillers could be dangerous.
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And now, despite a bug here or there, I'm starting to feel like Alexa might just be dangerous in her inferiority.
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But because Zika can still be dangerous to adults, they wanted to work with a more neutered version of the virus.
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For the first half of the show, we believe the rain to be dangerous, as do the characters in the show.
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A weak president can be dangerous—picture a trade war, a crisis in the Baltics or conflict on the Korean peninsula.
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Rodale Books has pulledJohnna Holmgren's first cookbook, which included recipes using wild berries and mushrooms that experts say could be dangerous.
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Flooding from storm surges and severe wind and rain can also be dangerous well away from the center of a storm.
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"To label certain groups, to stigmatize them as sexual criminals, would not only be wrong, it would be dangerous," he said.
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Of course, when it comes to bees, there's the question of the sting, which can be dangerous to people with allergies.
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Even though it's a simple thing many people might not think to move out of reach, they can actually be dangerous.
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These off-target cuts can be dangerous, and scientists want to make sure there are as few of them as possible.
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"No current AI system is going to 'go rogue' and be dangerous, and it's important that people know that," Aguirre said.
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Vertical mergers can be dangerous for consumers if one of the parties already wields too much power in its own industry.
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A new study tracking injuries from riding e-scooters confirms what we all knew: electric scooters can be dangerous as hell.
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Parents don't need scientific research to tell them phones can be dangerous; they can deduce the ills from their own overuse.
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Most won't be record-daily highs but record-high nighttime lows, and that lack of cooling can be dangerous, meteorologists say.
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The following three statements are all true: Eating cookie dough can be dangerous, even after we've dealt with any raw eggs.
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The right information can be as valuable in humanitarian crises as water or medical care, but it can also be dangerous.
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The plasma infusions can also be dangerous, the agency added, because they are associated with infectious, allergic, respiratory and cardiovascular risks.
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Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin have long been seen as a risky investment, but in places like Venezuela, they can also be dangerous.
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"It would be dangerous for Democrats to use a filibuster to cause a government shutdown over DACA and immigration," Lee said.
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Many reported receiving U-47700, a designer drug that can be dangerous in its own right, instead of fentanyl or ecstasy.
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"If these documents were received by an opponent or enemy of Myanmar, it could be dangerous for the country," he said.
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Night-time tornadoes can be dangerous events, as it's hard to see where the storms are and which way they're heading.
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Whatever the case, we know any long-term mission to the moon, or Mars or beyond is going to be dangerous.
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They've already been found to have short-term impacts on heart health, and to be dangerous (and stunningly widespread) cocktail mixers.
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But a walled city can be dangerous, and in the mid-19th century, the Città Alta experienced a serious cholera epidemic.
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Recent events have shown that observing elections in Afghanistan is likely to be dangerous; Resolute Support can offer protection for observers.
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For years runners tried and failed to break the mark, which was long thought to not only be dangerous but impossible.
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The dangers of stereotypes Negative stereotypes can be dangerous to older people in a number of ways, including shortening their lives.
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For certain groups of people, however, kombucha can be dangerous because it's often unpasteurized, or not heat-treated to kill pathogens.
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The virus causes an itchy blister-like rash that can be dangerous, particularly for people who get it late in life.
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And unlike many Republicans in the House and Senate, he's admitted that its effects will be dangerous if warming continues unabated.
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In a live interview with CNN, she explains she is fleeing violence in Honduras, and questions how they could be dangerous.
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That can be dangerous, according to author and organizational psychologist Tasha Eurich, because catastrophizing can disguise itself as productive self-reflection.
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And what about the line of thought that black metal should be dangerous, offensive, and unbeholden to society's rules or niceties?
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Homeopathic remedies use ingredients that can be dangerous, but are so diluted they're said to be safe and even cure illnesses.
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Every generation has faced this challenge with a new group of people believed to be dangerous to American culture and society.
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Pornography, we're told, is warping the way young people, especially young men, think about sex, in ways that can be dangerous.
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There are risks to the pullback: With the existing population of opioid users, cutting them off from painkillers could be dangerous.
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The party considers Uighurs, the Turkic-speaking ethnic group native to the nominally autonomous region of Xinjiang, to be dangerous separatists.
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That can be dangerous, because if the blood is diluted too much, a person can die — a victim of water intoxication.
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"The allegations are that the defendant was harboring dogs he knew to be dangerous, he knew to be aggressive," Lanning said.
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Local law enforcement received multiple tips about the Parkland shooter, and the FBI was also notified that he might be dangerous.
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But his administration's latest plan for how to do that is unlikely to materialize — and would be dangerous if it did.
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In Honolulu, caseworkers and outreach workers for the homeless were trying to warn their clients that the storm could be dangerous.
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Such a decision would be dangerous for future cases and muddy the severability doctrine — a doctrine based on separation of powers.
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Nearly 50% of all Americans have high blood pressure — a condition that can be dangerous when paired with the novel coronavirus.
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In fact, l-DOPA is associated with some potentially severe side effects so taking it without medical advice can be dangerous.
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Though many prescription drugs are highly valuable, taking them can also be dangerous, particularly taking a lot of them at once.
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"Taking out this outrage on China is clearly finding the wrong target," it said, warning that such broadsides could be dangerous.
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He's going to be dangerous to anybody that they play and they're going to score a lot of points this year.
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Some of these drugs, like strong pain medications, can be dangerous or even fatal if a single dose is taken accidentally.
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Widespread strife would be dangerous in such a volatile region and would also amplify criticism in the U.S. of Trump's move.
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Some konjac converts have learned that it can be dangerous to consume a significant amount of soluble fiber in one go.
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The Buildings Department defended the noncompliance citations, saying that illegal work could be dangerous, even fatal, for owners, tenants and neighbors.
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But a lot of people cling to that old mentality and she says viewing all debt as negative can be dangerous.
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"It would be dangerous for Brazil and any other economy to remain dependent on high global liquidity to grow," Meirelles said.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be dangerous -- even fatal -- in an enclosed space, such as your house.
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TC: Obviously you've heard concerns that, especially as we're maybe heading into a recession, easy credit may be dangerous for consumers.
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An administration official cautions that "the Kissinger model" could be dangerous for Pompeo, especially given his dominant position within the administration.
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Moore was criticized for writing that it would be dangerous for women to earn more than men, among other controversial statements.
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Dr. Krupp has even fielded calls from pregnant women wondering if the blood moon could be dangerous to an unborn child.
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Some say she knows more than almost anyone else in D.C., while others say she knows just enough to be dangerous.
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He noted that Nikita could also be given to an animal rescue or euthanized if determined to be dangerous, the station reported.
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As the BBC noted and as you have probably surmised, it is for this exact reason that the hobby can be dangerous.
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In other countries, LGBTQ+ folks' rights are protected by law — but social stigma means that it can be dangerous to live openly.
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Using diuretics or "water pills" to try to try to get rid of "water weight," on the other hand, can be dangerous.
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An hour of running might add seven hours to your life, but too much of it might be dangerous for the heart.
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Sternlicht, who has always been outspoken about what's good for the business community, does warn that capitalism can be dangerous if unfettered.
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"But as I thought about it more, I thought this is the kind of thing that can actually be dangerous," he said.
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That can be dangerous and trigger the anti-theft technology in some safes, like relocking mechanisms or even embedded tear-gas canisters.
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But in contexts like the Syrian war, with hundreds of thousands dead and millions displaced, that obsession can be dangerous, even deadly.
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EPA advises against tampering with sealed and locked wells or drinking from these wells, as it may be dangerous to people's health.
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The Environmental Working Group used two separate standards when deciding whether existing chromium-6 levels in community water systems might be dangerous.
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Data is a powerful tool for anyone who wants to shape your behavior, and as Cambridge Analytica shows, it can be dangerous.
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Last year, EPA officials told residents that even if the fire did spread to the waste, it was unlikely to be dangerous.
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In contrast to what she'd experienced in first grade, that really would be dangerous, indecent, and confusing for her and her classmates.
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Experts say there's some truth in the movie but suggest using untreated human excrement as a fertilizer on Mars would be dangerous.
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The started to fall in love as they communicated on Facebook, but they knew meeting in person would be dangerous for Katie.
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Even slight changes in temperature can cause the glass to shatter or explode, and when that happens, the consequences can be dangerous.
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"Watching Korean dramas could be dangerous, and may even lead to legal troubles," the ministry ominously posted on its social media page.
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Alternatively, you can attack Trump as temperamentally unfit demagogue in whom it would be dangerous to vest the power of the presidency.
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But ORR also operates three kinds of more-restrictive facilities for kids who are perceived to be dangerous, disruptive, or flight risks.
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Like the previous PewDiePie-themed hacks, tampering with people's personal devices without their permission is illegal and can be dangerous—and creepy.
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Law-abiding citizens who legally carry firearms may be dangerous to bad guys, but pose no threat to police or the public.
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Again, this could be dangerous if you're sitting near the edge of a cliff, as you wouldn't be aware of your surroundings.
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The outdated vaccines do not seem to be dangerous in themselves; no deaths have been reported as a result of receiving them.
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While not every jellyfish species has a sting that's painful or even perceptible to people, some can be dangerous or even deadly.
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A blood potassium level higher than 6.0 mmol/L can be dangerous and usually requires immediate treatment, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The US government is set to ban kratom, a medicinal plant and painkiller, even though researchers say it might not be dangerous.
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Another agent warns special agents and uniformed division officers working without pay is not only hurting morale, but can also be dangerous.
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Under Texas law, a jury must unanimously agree that a felon will be dangerous in the future before giving the death penalty.
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In about 10 percent of patients, the drugs cause a dry cough or high blood levels of potassium, which can be dangerous.
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Using kanna can be dangerous if you're mixing it with other substances, particularly MDMA, SSRI antidepressants, MAO inhibitors, or 5HTP, Giordano said.
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Then the bartender casually mentioned that the guy my wife had just hit was a recently released convict and could be dangerous.
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By one important measure — preterm births — there's disturbing new evidence that the policies and rhetoric may be indirectly be dangerous for health.
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Why do you think people, and especially teenagers, are attracted to internet challenges such as these, even when they can be dangerous?
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Even if a food is safe for pets, Dr. Ruch-Gallie said too much of a good thing can be dangerous, too.
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The viral Children's Health Defense articles misinterpret existing research to stoke fears that vaccines might be dangerous for children and pregnant women.
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"While that benefited some students in Baltimore, the scaling up of that agenda for whole school districts can be dangerous," she said.
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But Bloomberg's candidacy would be dangerous even if every word he'd ever uttered was enlightened and his past policy record was pure.
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I think that would be dangerous not only for the big countries but very much more for the smaller ones as well.
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Between the lines: Marijuana use is steady overall, but has shifted from smoking to vaping — and vaping THC products can be dangerous.
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"Like many dog owners, you know chocolate can be dangerous to your pooch," the FDA wrote Thursday in a consumer health update.
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Charlie Baker said state offices will be closed on Tuesday for nonemergency personnel and emphasized that roads will be dangerous for drivers.
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Don't overplanIn an interview about their 2018 book, "The Dichotomy of Leadership," Willink and Babin told Business Insider overplanning could be dangerous.
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But walking and texting can be dangerous — and cities in the United States and Europe have begun to do something about it.
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Mr. Moore has written that it may be dangerous for women to earn more than men and has criticized women's athletic abilities.
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That said, Mounk is right that it would be dangerous to take too much comfort from successfully navigating previous eras of progress.
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Now, Dak's dog, Icon, is facing a "dangerous dog" hearing ... where if he's found to be dangerous, he could be put down.
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Tax reform is going to be hard and repealing Obamacare proved impossible — combining the two together would be dangerous, in their eyes.
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By calling it Autopilot, Tesla is creating a false sense of safety among users, which can be dangerous to everyone on the road.
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Not only is that dishonest, Keim and her colleagues wrote, but it could be dangerous for infants with a dairy allergy or intolerance.
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People with certain conditions that are affected by the cold, or those who are pregnant, shouldn't have cryolipolysis, because it can be dangerous.
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The facts on the table—who owns guns, what kinds of injuries they cause, who's most likely to be dangerous versus responsible—disappeared.
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If this is meant to help customers, it's as self-serving a way to do it as possible—and it could be dangerous.
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That dehydration could be dangerous, especially for those who used Metrecal in the hot summer season, when dieters often tried to slim down.
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Ultimately, the driver said he was forced to drive through the subdivision — which he said could be dangerous for both drivers and pedestrians.
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In addition, rearranging the genes that create the polymerase, which helps the virus copy itself, means fewer "copying errors" that may be dangerous.
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Overall, the US scientific consensus is that GMOs don't appear to be dangerous, a US National Academy of Sciences report concluded in 2016.
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While ecstasy use can be dangerous, Brewerton says that, in a controlled environment, clinical MDMA can be a powerful tool to assist therapy.
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As ET explains, the 5150 hold can come when other people believe someone could be dangerous to themselves or to those around them.
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Sharp tools used around eyes and tongues and other sensitive areas can be dangerous with someone who hasn't had the practice or experience.
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Just for the record, injecting random stuff into your veins can cause infections and clots, which can be dangerous, even potentially life-threatening.
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To the degree that it is enabling people to enter a major financial obligation without thinking it through properly, it could be dangerous.
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A culture of silence can be dangerous, argues a new book, "The Fearless Organisation"*, by Amy Edmondson, a professor at Harvard Business School.
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Even the well-intentioned movement to make health records electronic fumbled, leading to badly designed interfaces that can, in rare cases, be dangerous.
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Look, if they are trying to get to us stop these exercises, when they haven&apost changed one thing, that would be dangerous.
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The FBI had been tipped off that Cruz might be dangerous but failed to act, which it admitted in a statement on Friday.
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Treatment usually requires getting stem cells from a donor, which can be dangerous if the donor isn't a closely-matched brother or sister.
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If you have, you wouldn't blame the Ukrainians for wanting to keep Mr. Steven Seagal out of the country—them hands be dangerous.
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A lot depends on health—especially with regards to Nurkic and Favors—but if the underdog teams are healthy, they should be dangerous.
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So speak to them openly: "I tell them why these apps can be dangerous," says Christopher Hadnagy, CEO of consulting site Social-Engineer.
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"Watching Korean dramas could be dangerous, and may even lead to legal troubles," the ministry warned in a Weibo post at the weekend.
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But there's a downside to that kind power that too many leaders fail to consider, and it can be dangerous, says Caterina Fake.
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Dutch authorities were testing several dead birds for the H5N8 subtype of the virus, which is not believed to be dangerous for humans.
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And magnesium deficiency can be a potentially big problem: "Low levels can be dangerous to the neuromuscular, cardiovascular, and metabolic systems," Ahmed says.
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These will be dangerous times for many activists, but it is their risks and sacrifices that can bring about a truly democratic change.
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In a town crawling with federal and local police officers, even talking in a large group can be dangerous, the young men say.
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There are two reasons that exposing her identity — or at least making it easy to figure out who she is — would be dangerous.
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But frigid temperatures prove such a plan is a grave mistake, and a 2628 percent renewable system would be dangerous for the Midwest.
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When patients only have a limited amount of insulin, these lengthy insurance battles can be dangerous, especially since the process isn't always clear.
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Switching types of insulin can be dangerous if not done properly, and people should talk with a doctor about dosing before doing so.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on websites marketing unapproved opioids, which could be dangerous to consumers who take them.
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It would be dangerous to build a whole theory of workplace satisfaction on data collected more in the interests of marketing than science.
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Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, said speeding up deliveries could be dangerous for Amazon fulfillment center employees.
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More than 80 percent of wastewater is currently discharged untreated into the environment, which can be dangerous to people and to surrounding ecosystems.
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It doesn't make any sense for one mouse to approach another that is in pain — after all, that pained mouse could be dangerous.
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File sharing can be dangerous to a company's network if the origin of the files is unknown, as they may often contain malware.
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And they can be dangerous, so you shouldn't try them at home unless you're training with an expert and taking necessary safety precautions.
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Fantastic Beasts picks up years after that summer, as the threat of Grindelwald has grown to be dangerous to the entire wizarding world.
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If his co-workers are staying late, then it would be dangerous for him to stand out and leave at an acceptable time.
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After all, the flu also has mild symptoms for most people, and can be dangerous and lethal among vulnerable populations like the elderly.
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For some customers, this may be merely an annoyance; for the disabled or elderly who depend on these services, it could be dangerous.
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If people perceive New Rochelle High to be dangerous, will parents with the means to do so send their children to private school?
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But it does have the potential to be dangerous at extremely high doses, and there are people who have some sensitivities to it.
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Like democratic voting itself, financial systems will work best when people are: Democratization can be dangerous without these types of guardrails in-place.
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Deviating from this identity can be dangerous, but hesitating to adapt could be fatal when facing a blade as sharp as Golden State.
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The accident injured 34 people and prompted fears among subway riders that a system that has become increasingly unreliable might also be dangerous.
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We asked students what they thought about the controversy and whether they think "Joker" and films like it can be dangerous to society.
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The telescope could also help scientists unravel the mysteries of space weather and even predict solar events that could be dangerous to humans.
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Separately, the state will allow teachers and co-workers to request firearms be removed from those thought to be dangerous starting Sept. 2020.
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Mr. Trump's idea is a call for a state of international chaos that would be dangerous for all concerned, especially the United States.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Office — as well as the FBI — reportedly received tips warning that Cruz could be dangerous prior to the shooting.
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That can mean turning to candles or kerosene lamps, which can be dangerous, or flashlights with batteries that can be scarce and expensive.
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Hospitals can be dangerous places for employees: the US Department of Labor ranks hospitals as one of the most hazardous places to work.
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Prolonged labor can be dangerous for both mother and child, but there are a limited number of proven methods for speeding the process.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee released a comprehensive memo Tuesday afternoon that argued it would be dangerous to keep Trump in office.
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And even Speaker Pelosi said it would be dangerous to leave it to voters to determine whether President Trump stays in office. Really?
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When forming a spill, it is considered to be dangerous due to its toxicity and because it is difficult to contain and manage.
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Why it matters: Electric vehicles and hybrids are quiet, which means they can be dangerous to pedestrians, bicyclists and people with vision impairments.
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That's in part because China is worried that going too much further would be dangerous for its own commercial interactions with the North.
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They say the e-scooters, which users often ride on the sidewalk, block critical access to curb space and could be dangerous tripping hazards.
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Especially in situations where regulations are minimal — or nonexistent, such as in Ukraine — giving scientists the ability to change the germline can be dangerous.
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The storm surge from Barry will be dangerous in some areas: between 1 and 6 feet along the southeastern Louisiana coast and into Mississippi.
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But, Chris, as it exists now under the Flores decision, after 20 days, they are released into society and these could be dangerous people.
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The company said allowing the lawsuit to proceed would be dangerous for the e-commerce industry, which increasingly relies on agent-based sales models.
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The first three are potentially toxic in most any form, while manganese and zinc are otherwise important minerals that can be dangerous when inhaled.
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At best, homeopathic treatments are nothing but glorified placebos, but if improperly diluted or otherwise contaminated, they can actually be dangerous or even fatal.
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Clearing the driveway after a snowstorm isn't only a pain in the butt, it can actually be dangerous if you don't do it carefully.
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Of course, urea cycle disorder is uncommon, but excess supplements can be dangerous if someone already has health conditions they may not know about.
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Not only is this ineffective, but even typical transfusions can be dangerous, leading to a few dozen deaths reported to the FDA each year.
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Two helicopters were deployed for that mission, but a decision was made to turn back when the foggy skies were determined to be dangerous.
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Not only are these wild animals large, they can also be dangerous, but the dog in this video either doesn't know or doesn't care.
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Some of these compounds in smoke can be dangerous, but the biggest health threats come from the smallest particles often emitted within the smoke.
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"In the past, it used to be dangerous, but now you can walk out and almost nobody does anything to you," said Silva, 19.
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Deborah WellsReader, School of Psychology, Queen's University, BelfastAs humans, we are biologically programmed to avoid ingesting materials that might be dangerous to our health.
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While tens of thousands of people opt to have home births each year, they are seen as somewhat controversial, because they can be dangerous.
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Additionally, the further deterioration in China's growth could be dangerous by destabilizing the country, which is already dealing with growing protests in Hong Kong.
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Of course, box office is only a measure of commercial success, and it can be dangerous to equate box office haul with cinematic greatness.
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Clinton brought up the story as an example of why it would be dangerous to elect a Republican such as Mr. Cruz as president.
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And while it could be dangerous to be on the road at night, it could be equally dangerous to check into the wrong hotel.
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Some of these projects aim to keep sensors alive, measure hazardous or remote environments, and deal with scenarios that would be dangerous to humans.
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It's annoying as hell, but it can also be dangerous if spammers are able to bait call recipients into sharing personal information about themselves.
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But he extends this extraordinary self-regard and tendency to shut down unflattering information in ways that could be dangerous to the whole country.
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The PM2.5 measures particles in the air 2.5 micrometres in diameter or smaller, which can be dangerous because they lodge deep inside the lungs.
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Some researchers have found it to be dangerous and say it may be linked to the development of skin tumors under direct UV light.
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Any program that gives more economic security to a broad, politically powerful group will be dangerous to meddle with, even in these polarized times.
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These scents may signal that a bird would be dangerous to encounter or might be ready to mate, or any number of other cues.
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Buried in NIOSH's report on lifting devices is a section on the ability of young workers to recognize when a task may be dangerous.
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Because of their size, and their ability to drop from the sky without warning, eagles and other large birds can be dangerous to aircraft.
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He persuaded an ecclesiastical court that, since it would be dangerous for the rats to travel to court, they could legally ignore the summons.
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Research suggests that hiring for culture fit can be dangerous, especially if hiring managers use it as a proxy for success on the job.
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" According to The Oregonian, Bynum recalled telling the deputy that "when people do things like this, it can be dangerous for people like me.
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And the latter served as a reminder that policing in America can be dangerous, and that fear of injury or death is often warranted.
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Though it is clear that vaping can be dangerous, it's unclear exactly why because here's not enough data on vaping's effects, especially long term.
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Even if they look safe, they can actually be dangerous and there is usually a good reason for restrictions on entry to hazardous areas.
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However, he also came across people whose passions led them astray, which is why he says the advice "follow your passion" can be dangerous.
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Powdered latex gloves were common in medical practice for years, but evidence that they might be dangerous began to be collected in the 1990s.
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" He observed, "Damaged people can be dangerous because they know they can survive, but for some reason they don't know quite how to live.
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However, hot baths can increase your heart rate and drop your blood pressure, which might be dangerous for people with cardiac conditions, Cavanaugh says.
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And some of those days, the sea might be dangerous or the area that you got your permit for has nothing left to pick.
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Some of the biggest decisions we make in our lives are rooted firmly in pure emotion, which, if we're not careful, can be dangerous.
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The next teams to raise questions about how to handle dangerous research were doing research that we could have easily predicted would be dangerous.
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And a regular perspiration-heavy practice can be dangerous if you have other risk factors or if you don't listen to your body's signals.
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Streets [in India] can be dangerous to women, so they're not hanging out on the street corners, and so women did have a voice.
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Forecasters warned it could still be dangerous as it drew closer to Florida even if its eye did not make landfall in the state.
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We don't often think of a diet as being unsafe, but the wrong foods can be dangerous for people with certain risks or conditions.
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And to revisit New York in the mid-225s, when few had cellphones, downtown could still be dangerous, and the print medium was king.
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A new Cold War would be dangerous, but so would a warmer United States-Russia relationship that enriches oil company executives in both countries.
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But midwives told Business Insider that suddenly switching your birth plan could be dangerous and home birth environments are also susceptible to coronavirus spread.
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Some of it can be dangerous, like when Russian actors used Facebook to try and sway public opinion ahead of the 2016 U.S. elections.
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Yes, coming into contact with giant hogweed can be dangerous, and in some parts of the country, particularly New York, the plant is widespread.
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Goop has faced its fair share of criticism in the past for promoting products that don't actually work, or that could even be dangerous.
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Mooring a ship to a floe so thin would be dangerous — strong winds would shove the ship through the ice, destroying any research stations.
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Indeed, since coming out, de Jager has been faced with accusations of &aposlying&apos by omission — an accusation, Erlick notes, that can be dangerous.
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But while there are many positive lessons to be drawn from the recent elections, triumphalism, which leads to complacency, would be dangerous and misplaced.
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These occur in 1 out of every 50 pregnancies, according to the American Pregnancy Association, and can be dangerous if not treated quickly enough.
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Its DrinkIQ page offers information such as calories in alcohol, how your body processes it and when alcohol can be dangerous, including during pregnancy.
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People haven't moved into the new houses yet, New Story says, because it would be dangerous for them to live in a construction zone.
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The United Food and Commercial Workers, which represents 30,000 pork plant workers nationwide, agreed with others that the changes will be dangerous for workers.
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The United Food and Commercial Workers, which represents 6900,2628 pork plant workers nationwide, agreed with others that the changes will be dangerous for workers.
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"These are usually fine to play with, but can be dangerous if eaten, especially if the decoration has a high metal content," May said.
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In June, doctor of integrative medicine and bestselling author Andrew Weil told PEOPLE that the keto diet is a trend that could be dangerous.
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Instead, Hicks brought the bobcat, later named Arwen, to For Fox Sake Wildlife Rescue, where rehabilitator Juniper Russo explained bobcats can definitely be dangerous.
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In June 2015, that man told Siamak he had been questioned about their relationship and that it would be dangerous for him in Iran.
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It added that the repair of salvaged vehicles by unqualified mechanics could be dangerous to the mechanic and to other drivers on the road.
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Tesla is voluntarily recalling 2,700 of its Model X vehicles over a flaw in the third-row seat that may be dangerous in an accident.
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These guidelines place the onus squarely on researchers to prevent hype at the source — a recognition that exaggeration can mislead people and even be dangerous.
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If you'll recall, inflammation is a natural response in your body, but can be dangerous if it becomes persistent enough to contribute to a disease.
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Backstrom later reported the bear to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife, which determined the bear to be dangerous due to its recent encounters with humans.
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Most of the time, these teas are simply laxatives, but they can be dangerous for one's health, especially for someone already struggling with disordered eating.
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Dr. Kosinski acknowledges that even a proof of concept can be dangerous, though it's important to show what AI and face recognition are capable of.
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Disrupting NAFTA may also be dangerous: Trade between the US, Canada and Mexico hit $1.1 trillion in 2016, according to a Wharton Business School report.
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Then there's the fact that in some countries with poor manufacturing standards, locally produced alternatives to the expensive foreign-made formula brands can be dangerous.
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It's the thing your body uses to indicate to you that it needs food in order to survive, and suppressing that need can be dangerous.
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Even seemingly benign substances can be dangerous: One recent study found two cases where the active ingredient in eye drops was used to incapacitate victims.
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Experts say that these ideas are not backed by medical science, and warn that the concoction could be dangerous to people with certain health conditions.
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It is, in fact, a very bad idea because there is no clinical evidence that the infusions do anything, and the procedure could be dangerous.
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"There's a definite concern that for some women they may be dangerous," said Dr. Janet Pregler, director of the Iris Cantor-UCLA Women's Health Center.
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"This device should have been considered a 'higher risk' device, since pregnancy can be dangerous for women and also can be financially devastating," says Zuckerman.
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His Conservative opponent, Margaret Thatcher, called the referendum "a device of dictators and demagogues" that would be dangerous to minorities and destructive of parliamentary sovereignty.
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Though some of these substances are similar molecularly to MDMA (also known as analogues), others, like mephedrone (also known as "meow meow"), can be dangerous.
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Be careful when installing APK packages on Android directly, though; bypassing Google's Play store can be dangerous and the file could be infested with malware.
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Don't miss the ones that change color based on your emotions, something that could be dangerous during a job interview, but fun on a date.
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Not to get all PSA, but regardless of which body part the current fad celebrates, pop culture's obsession with fetishizing body trends can be dangerous.
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With a booming economy resulting just months after the Trump tax cuts, a platform of rolling back those tax cuts could be dangerous for Democrats.
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Playing catch-up to get to two gallons had been a nightmare—falling behind and then trying to get to three could even be dangerous.
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That figure indicates both why further debt expansion can be dangerous and is also a clue to the quality of the investments made thus far.
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It can also be dangerous when hits to the side of the helmet — called rotational hits — occur, twisting the wearer's head along with the helmet.
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AND WE'RE GOING TO ARGUE THAT THE COURT SIMPLY DOES NOT HAVE THAT AUTHORITY, AND THAT IT WOULD BE DANGEROUS TO GO DOWN THIS ROAD.
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If the show taught us one thing, it's that rumors can be dangerous, but when it comes to this one, we seriously hope it's true.
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Browsing the internet these days can be dangerous thanks to hackers and scammers trying to steal your info, like credit card numbers and bank statements.
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And though the rain is slowly making its way out of the region, conditions on the ground still continue to be dangerous in many places.
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That's because giving allergy sufferers a false sense of security could be dangerous, says Mary Rozenman, Aimmune's senior vice president for corporate development and strategy.
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He warned that given how medicated the elderly typically are, adding just one more pill -- especially one that hasn't been extensively tested -- could be dangerous.
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While researching the medication, she learned it could be dangerous for her family member because of other medications she took for a serious heart condition.
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The women said the work could be dangerous, but some said they still preferred it over domestic or restaurant work, their other main employment options.
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Yes, a Palestinian with a weapon could be dangerous, but the I.D.F. wants to avoid bloodshed when an attacker is a 13-year-old girl.
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Not even the Food and Drug Administration is sure, and we still don't know how effective they are or whether inhaling them can be dangerous.
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The fact that Oculus, the clear leader in the new VR marketplace, is setting this precedent could be dangerous for the future of the technology.
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In addition to Saudi and Turkish dismay, the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas warned that there would be "dangerous consequences" for the region and the world.
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Whites are so used to seeing Africans as objects of humanitarian concern that many are unable to grasp that they may also be dangerous rivals.
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For instance, studies have found that unregulated milk can be dangerous because it can be contaminated with bacteria or diluted with water or cow milk.
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Colorado lawmakers just passed the state's first "red flag law," which would temporarily remove guns from people believed to be dangerous to themselves or others.
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Cultural appropriation, especially by white males like Birk, can easily turn into an extension of colonialism, but Birk's work is too affectionate to be dangerous.
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"Dumb money" from investors without expertise in a relevant space, connections they'll leverage to help, or an understanding of what startups need can be dangerous.
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Then-Vice President George H.W. Bush's campaign rhetoric and choice of an unqualified running mate, convinced me that he would be dangerous for the country.
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WILMINGTON, N.C. — The family knew that it would be dangerous to stay in their home in Wilmington, N.C., as Hurricane Florence roared into the Carolinas.
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If you do decide to swallow or snort something that might be dangerous, make sure you have someone close by who isn't under the influence.
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But in an interview in Phoenix this month, he said he had no regrets and always knew that crossing the president would be dangerous politically.
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P.A. advises against tampering with sealed and locked wells or drinking from these wells, as it may be dangerous to people's health,'' the agency said.
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For both conditions, "danger" days and "heat index" days, it can be dangerous to exercise outside and can lead to heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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There was debate over the value of alcohol on these expeditions — no one wanted to encourage drunkenness and alcohol could be dangerous in the field.
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This is an administration that has tried to bar entry to all people from certain, mainly Muslim, countries because they are presumed to be dangerous.
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Further, having easy access to information on the internet about how to engage in self-harm can be dangerous for teens with mental health concerns.
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There, the ozone and particulate pollution is so elevated, the air can be dangerous to breathe for more than two weeks out of the year.
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The pup briefly checks in with its owner to make sure watching the film is okay — too much screen time can be dangerous, after all.
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Viola said it would be "dangerous speculation" to reconstruct the entire Denisovan body from a few teeth, a lone jaw bone, and a pinky finger.
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Although it could still be dangerous (and there are safety barriers and buoys to keep people away), you could probably swim away from the current.
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While many onlookers believed the gorilla was trying to protect the boy, he was deemed to be dangerous and was immediately shot by zoo officials.
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Bruins embarrassed by Senators with playoffs on line BOSTON — Sometimes, it really might be dangerous to schedule a promotion on the ice after a game.
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Going from driving in a warm car with heat to breaking down and losing power is never a good feeling — and can even be dangerous.
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If you don't really need to buy anything, browsing Amazon Outlet can be dangerous, because the low prices make otherwise unessential items seem more interesting.
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The offending acts may be dangerous or egregious, but none are quite as profound a break from the status quo as all those statements claim.
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It would be dangerous to suggest that this victory provided a blueprint for P.S.G.'s future, to use this exception to prove some wayward rule.
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Keeping yourself awake overnight is also difficult, and some patients temporarily slip back into depression or enter a mixed mood state, which can be dangerous.
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Fox's comedy development process seems to involve a lot of high-concept ideas, which can be dangerous in comedy, where premises wear thin very quickly.
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And if someone is diabetic, inaccurate results could be dangerous, driving people to take insulin if they don't need it or skip it when they do.
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"Tamed red foxes are incredibly destructive to property, often have a strong musk odor, and can be dangerous to strangers or other pets," Popular Science reports.
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"We have almost zero idea of whether aliens are likely to be dangerous," wrote Mark Buchanan, a physicist, in an issue of Nature Physics last summer.
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Now, a few months later, water in this Louisiana town of about 1,000 shows high amounts of lead in some samples, and it may be dangerous.
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For people who are Jewish or part of the LGBT community, it can be dangerous to walk through certain streets in Berlin's Neukölln neighborhood, for example.
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"Part of viewing yourself as an underdog can be dangerous and self-marginalizing as you kind of wallow in some sort of self pity," says Curry.
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Experts told BuzzFeed News that Epperly's theory has no basis in medical science and that the drink could be dangerous for people with some health conditions.
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"Prince Albert RCMP believes Favel and Lemaigre-Elliot can be dangerous and advises they are not to be approached," the police said in a statement Saturday.
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Any level of radon can be dangerous, but a level at or below 0.4 pCi/L is safest, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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The company found that users could unintentionally turn off the smoke detector - which would be dangerous in a situation where there was smoke or a fire.
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The company found that users could unintentionally turn off the smoke detector — which would be dangerous in a situation where there was smoke or a fire.
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But it's wise to avoid any "exhilarating" activities (like swimming or going for a drive) that could be dangerous under the influence of alcohol, she says.
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Through it and other films— Interview with the Vampire, Natural Born Killers and later, Fight Club—I realized art could be dangerous, intelligent, wild, and strange.
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BERLIN — Insulting a king used to be dangerous business, but in the Netherlands, it could soon be the legal equivalent of trash-talking an ambulance driver.
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Keeping your savings account in the same bank as your checking account can be dangerous — you might be inclined to dip into it until it's depleted.
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Bostrom devotes the second half of the paper to examining our options for preserving stability if there turn out to be dangerous technologies ahead for us.
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As we reported, Harris was a professional racer, and sadly her tragedy serves as a reminder that Hollywood can be dangerous ... but the show goes on.
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What you have to look out for is when these older accounts, long since dead and forgotten, suddenly come to life—because they can be dangerous.
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The storyline about a teenage girl's suicide in the new Netflix series 13 Reasons Why may make for gripping television, but it could also be dangerous.
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So it can indeed be dangerous to overstay one's welcome in these names and we have been harvesting our longs in the space for that reason.
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It's still there on the network, and now potential victims are less informed of the threats against them – which can be dangerous in its own way.
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Maxey: Alligators, they can be dangerous, but just like with wildlife, if you leave them alone, they will more than likely want to leave you alone.
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Most notoriously, during World War II the War Department used existing census records to compile a database of citizens and foreign nationals thought to be dangerous.
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The consequences can be dangerous The day Martin moved in, about a half dozen New York police officers showed up under the impression he was armed.
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One of the bills would mandate universal background checks for firearm purchases, while another would allow police to confiscate guns from individuals determined to be dangerous.
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