They support the release of dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, criminals from detention.
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They support the release of dangerous, dangerous, dangerous criminals from detention.
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As Dickey exhaustively demonstrates, there is no "aggression gene" and no such thing as a dangerous breed, only dangerous dogs, dangerous people and dangerous situations.
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"It's dangerous, but it's a safe dangerous now," he added.
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The crackdown has made an already dangerous journey more dangerous.
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Russian attacks on US ships would be dangerous -- very dangerous.
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Considered armed and dangerous McCarthy is considered armed and dangerous.
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It was a dangerous appearance for the "Dangerous Woman" singer.
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A dangerous world may be about to become more dangerous. ■
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Dangerous for women, and of course also dangerous for investors.
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It really muddies the water in such a dangerous, dangerous way.
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It's a dangerous, dangerous thing to flirt with, without a doubt.
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It wasn't dangerous being a female traveler; it was dangerous being female.
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It's not that process that's dangerous, it's the emerging position that's dangerous.
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No one actually wants dangerous vapes, or dangerous additives in vaping products.
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It's dangerous to be an MC. Dangerous to be a b-ball player.
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Anything containing plutonium is dangerous, and dangerous over a long period of time.
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That had dangerous side-effects: it also empowered fanatical and dangerous political outsiders.
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The first is that the activity is dangerous and is getting more dangerous.
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" Christophe has no time for those who say Le Pen is dangerous. "Dangerous?
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"That doesn't make it a dangerous neighborhood or them dangerous individuals," he continued.
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It is a dangerous world, more dangerous now than it has ever been.
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Trump is dangerous in a different way—he stands for very dangerous interests.
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But there's working hard and there's being dangerous, and this match was dangerous.
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But they make a confusing and dangerous situation even more confusing and dangerous.
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"This is what we're fed — 'he's so dangerous, he's so dangerous,' " she said.
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The administration is making a dangerous journey no less common, but even more dangerous.
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The reason: While self-driving cars are potentially dangerous, human drivers are definitely dangerous.
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And I think that it's a dangerous, dangerous game—especially when it's your livelihood.
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We need to keep the most dangerous weapons out of the most dangerous hands.
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It collapsed the conjunctive conditions "armed and dangerous" into a unitary concept—"armed and therefore dangerous"—thus stripping "dangerous" of any independent meaning and rendering it a mere redundancy.
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"Taking a dangerous selfie is more dangerous than swimming in the ocean," Mr. Hay said.
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Being a cop is, statistically speaking, still a dangerous job — but not the most dangerous.
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"It is not just dangerous for people, but dangerous for the entire world," she said.
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Dangerous flashpoint The Taiwan Strait remains one of the most dangerous flashpoints in East Asia.
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"It's the access of sufficiently dangerous technology in the hands of dangerous people," he said.
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It is dangerous, not only for elected officials and their families — it's dangerous for society.
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What I'm trying to do and these 50 morons, they're dangerous, Ray, they're really dangerous.
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He's a dangerous player and, at times we haven't had enough dangerous players out there.
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Does a dangerous criminal stop being dangerous when five years have passed since his conviction?
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To be black means that you need not do anything dangerous to be considered dangerous.
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Not just too dangerous to let Muslims in, but too dangerous to allow them to stay!
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It&aposs dangerous to their ideology and it&aposs dangerous in a way that other pardons.
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The bureau also warned of a potential dangerous storm tide with "damaging waves and dangerous flooding".
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What eventually happens is, you saw how fucking dangerous — you know how fucking dangerous we are.
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"Harmful or dangerous content" is prohibited and this could certainly be construed as promoting dangerous behavior.
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It's dangerous when we're misidentifying people for law enforcement purposes, and it's dangerous when it works.
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Alcohol. Its calories are dangerous not because they're calories; they're dangerous because they're part of alcohol.
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That's a dangerous, dangerous play in this significantly changing environment," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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I said, 'I know you consider yourself a dangerous young man, but I'm a dangerous old man.
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In many cases, the most dangerous people online are also the most dangerous in the real world.
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The demand has made protecting these animals a dangerous business, especially because poachers often carry dangerous firearms.
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I&aposm not taking away how dangerous he actually is, he&aposs proven how dangerous he is.
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Don't do anything dangerous, of course, but also keep an eye on the dangerous actions of others.
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Many were given opioids not only unnecessarily and in dangerous dosages, but in dangerous combinations with sedatives.
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Dangerous ground for Mueller The swift succession of events appeared to leave Mueller on dangerous new ground.
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I think playing politics here is a really dangerous thing and burying this report could be very dangerous.
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The aftermath of such can be potentially dangerous — as in, Mojojo-level dangerous — so be careful out there.
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A dangerous operation Collins was on Kansas' most-wanted list and considered armed and dangerous, the FBI said.
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" Ifill said King's remarks were "particularly dangerous" at a time when violent hate crimes have reached "dangerous levels.
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Some jobs are more dangerous than others, and states with lots of dangerous jobs have more workplace deaths.
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If you are too dangerous to fly on an airplane, you are too dangerous to buy a gun.
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Republicans must condemn this vile and dangerous conduct, and stop the reckless and dangerous rhetoric that encourages it.
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We will not set a dangerous precedent or weaken our ability to keep dangerous drugs off the streets.
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They're both dangerous in their own senses, they're both dangerous to themselves, and by proxy to other people.
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Nuevo Laredo is one of the most dangerous cities in one of the most dangerous regions of Mexico.
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In the trailer alone, Radcliffe's Ghinsberg encounters shady characters, dangerous currents, and terrifying wild animals, and dangerous currents.
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Corruption is the most dangerous beat to cover, and being a broadcast reporter is the most dangerous position.
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So for example, I think a big industrial robot should look dangerous if it's about to do something dangerous.
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Why is it suddenly dangerous to be who I was, even more dangerous than it was to be before?
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"If these people are considered too dangerous to be put with women, perhaps they're too dangerous for me, too."
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SHANG: Like I said it did it become dangerous then, it became dangerous over a long period of time.
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I'm not saying that winglets are not dangerous, just that we don't know yet how dangerous they can be.
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I want the most dangerous weapons — these weapons of war — out of the hands of the most dangerous people.
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This concentration of power in one office is dangerous, creates the potential for abuse and establishes a dangerous precedent.
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But extreme-weather photojournalism has always been a dangerous profession, and is becoming more dangerous as climate change worsens.
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" An author of the N.F.L. studies responded, "If the truth is dangerous, then I suppose our results are dangerous.
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"E-cigarettes are markedly less dangerous than combustible tobacco, but markedly less dangerous doesn't mean safe," Dr. Fiore said.
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These factors say more about whether a weapon looks especially dangerous than whether or not it is especially dangerous.
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Many women have health conditions that make pregnancy dangerous, or take medications that are dangerous to a developing fetus.
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But surely fewer sci-fi fandoms have begat dangerous cults than, say, sports games have led to dangerous riots?
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Not only because the slings-and-arrows of war (and life) are dangerous, but because being dangerous is fun.
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And in many ways, that's more dangerous and can be more dangerous than ambition for the sake of an idea.
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According to the researchers, their system is 99 percent accurate when it comes to identifying dangerous and non-dangerous objects.
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"If you're too dangerous to get on an plane, you're too dangerous to buy a gun in America," she said.
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"It is still a very, very dangerous building, a dangerous situation," New Orleans Fire Department Superintendent Tim McConnell said Monday.
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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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Rivera Hernandez is one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in one of the most dangerous countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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The maximum penalty for dangerous driving causing death is 14 years and 10 years for dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
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It's a dangerous sport, but it's made even more dangerous if you're prone to negativity spirals, as I — unfortunately — am.
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The majority reasoned that since guns are dangerous, anyone who carries a gun is dangerous, and police can act accordingly.
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Kasprick was convicted on three counts of dangerous driving causing death and two counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
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Trump is on dangerous grounds, playing a very dangerous game, attacking CNN and other media organizations on a regular basis.
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"Nitrates alone can cause dangerous drops in blood pressure and a double dose of vasodilators is, doubly dangerous," he says.
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The classification doesn't mean the government thinks marijuana is more dangerous than cocaine or meth, or equally dangerous to heroin.
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Israel Tellez-Nava, 35, of Las Vegas, was arrested Thursday for transportation of dangerous drugs for sale, possession of dangerous drugs, and possession of dangerous drugs for sale, the Mohave County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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"This is a very dangerous situation, and I don't think people fully appreciate how difficult and dangerous it is," Fauci says.
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"It used to be very dangerous, very, very dangerous," Trump said of the DMZ on Sunday, citing a briefing from officials.
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Particularly dangerous are cases in which recovery is halted by resumption of symptoms, perhaps a sign of a dangerous secondary pneumonia.
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Teaching bears to associate humans and human settlements with food is dangerous to humans but is especially dangerous for the bears.
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It's definitely less dangerous than a can of hairspray and a match, or less dangerous to the person shooting flame anyway.
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It is dangerous to call the media lowlifes, it is dangerous to say that they are the enemy of the people.
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Researchers dodge bears, fend off venomous insects, endure dangerous weather and even more dangerous people — all in the name of science.
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"I knew this was a dangerous team and a dangerous venue and they could certainly cause you some problems," Fuente said.
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The interactions are dangerous and also send a dangerous message to children: There are people who believe you don't belong here.
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Mr. Sidhu pleaded guilty to 16 counts of dangerous driving causing death and 13 counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
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At SXSW this year, President Obama asserted that technologies like strong encryption "can empower folks who are very dangerous to spread dangerous messages," and there is little doubt that encryption technologies, like guns, can be used in dangerous ways.
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Since its formation in 2009, many observers have considered among the most dangerous if not the most dangerous branch of al Qaeda.
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The most dangerous: Road construction was the most dangerous reconstruction activity, accounting for 30 percent of all casualties, according to the report.
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The guys offering to escort me home from the library at 3 am had turned out more dangerous than my "dangerous" neighborhood.
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I HAVE TO SAY THAT, AND I'VE SAID IT BEFORE, THAT WITH TARIFFS, IT'S A VERY DANGEROUS GAME YOU'RE PLAYING, EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.
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Regency rakes such as Byron were not only "mad, bad and dangerous to know", they were even more dangerous to sleep with.
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Arkansas said the law was aimed at protecting women against the "dangerous and potentially dangerous" off-label use of the abortion pills.
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"As you know this technology has a dual use and in the wrong hands it becomes a dangerous, dangerous world," said Brouillette.
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"I think this is a potentially more dangerous situation than Watergate and we're at a very dangerous moment," Bernstein said on CNN.
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He edited two of the most influential anthologies in the history of science fiction: Dangerous Visions (1967) and Again, Dangerous Visions (1973).
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" When she is nine, her father tells Jamison somewhat opaquely that drinking "wasn't dangerous for everyone, but it was dangerous for us.
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So it was allegedly dangerous enough that I needed to be the subject of this investigation but now it's no longer dangerous?
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"The President's ongoing attempts to relocate dangerous international terrorists to domestic sites on US soil are dangerous, plain and simple," said Sen.
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Dangerous feedback loop The feedback loop between hyperpartisan media and this President is unprecedented, and it is increasingly dangerous to our democracy.
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This provision also includes a dangerous loophole that could allow much larger, systemically dangerous banks to engage in more extensive proprietary trading.
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The argument was that a person deemed too dangerous to fly should be thought of as too dangerous to buy a gun.
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Some of these dangerous jobs include roofing work or operating chainsaws and other powerful machinery deemed too dangerous for those under 85033.
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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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Not exactly what you'd expect from a "dangerous man," but, then again, dangerous men don't usually belt out power ballads and engagement anthems.
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Dangerous to your sense of safety, dangerous to your sense of self, to your relationships, and perhaps even to any potential future career.
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Particularly dangerous are cases in which recovery is halted by resumption of symptoms, Schuchat warned, perhaps a sign of a dangerous secondary pneumonia.
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When it comes to retailers' stocks, investors should avoid the "dangerous, dangerous" temptation of shopping in the bargain basement, strategist Quint Tatro says.
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"The North Col head wall is a 1,000-feet-plus vertical ice wall with dangerous crevasses, steep pitches and dangerous séracs," Earls said.
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" At a press conference Monday afternoon, the sheriff told reporters, "These are dangerous times, driving through water when roads are closed is dangerous.
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"We should take the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people," Swalwell said in his campaign launch video.
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He was booked for malicious release of dangerous gas causing injury, assault using acid and unlawful release of a dangerous gas causing injury.
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"Sharks are really, really misunderstood ... People need to understand that sharks are not dangerous, there are only dangerous behaviors with sharks," Buyle said.
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"Essentially, we believe if you are too dangerous to fly on an airplane, you are too dangerous to buy a gun," she added.
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"It gives Illinois State Police additional tools to make sure that dangerous weapons aren't getting into the hands of dangerous people," he said.
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Here are 10 cute animals that can deliver pretty powerful attacks or carry dangerous diseases, making them more dangerous than you might think.
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"I think it probably makes them, in terms of decision making, more dangerous rather than less dangerous," McKenzie said during a Senate hearing.
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"I think it probably makes them, in terms of decision making, more dangerous rather than less dangerous," McKenzie said during a Senate hearing.
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It was another game in which baseball's most dangerous offense was not very dangerous unless it was hitting the ball over the fence.
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Many observers have considered AQAP among the most dangerous, if not the most dangerous, branch of al Qaeda since its formation in 20173.
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In April 2018, Maisie Williams will play a young woman in a dangerous world with dangerous superpowers, which probably feels very familiar to her.
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" She said Officer Liang, who was working overtime after a nearby shooting, headed to the roof, "the most dangerous place in a dangerous place.
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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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Charting dangerous waters in the Persian Gulf For long-time experts in the region, recent events in the Persian Gulf tread into dangerous territory.
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Wildfires are incredibly dangerous themselves, but they also rampage over terrain that was already very dangerous or tricky without the added challenge of fire.
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"It is a short-term solution, so that we don't have this very dangerous little period – including dangerous periods for insurance companies," Trump said.
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A more dangerous phenomenon While solar flares can interfere with satellites, an even more dangerous phenomenon is called a coronal mass ejection (or CME).
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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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Even so, UNC is the most dangerous team in the ACC, and will probably be the most dangerous team in the country come March.
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The nation is swaggering and hobbled, arrogant and humiliated, dangerous in our strength and dangerous in our weakness, hopelessly divided and somehow inherently indivisible.
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Giulia's psychosis pulled her in different directions — first, she said I was dangerous and needed to get away; then, she was the dangerous one.
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" 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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Sanitation workers have the fifth most dangerous job in America — and perhaps one of the most arduous — thanks to hazardous waste, dangerous equipment, and rats.
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And the facts on the ground are also clear: Iraq is a dangerous place, so dangerous that the State Department recently evacuated all nonessential personnel.
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Paris is dealing with dangerous lead poisoning, Intel has a new set of chips, and Greenland is in the midst of a dangerous heat wave.
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I was beginning to understand that it didn't matter if what I'd done was dangerous; it only mattered if other parents felt it was dangerous.
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In Worthington, rumors cropped up that the town had become dangerous, even though crime data shows it wasn't any more dangerous than similarly sized towns.
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It was a dangerous life — he was raped and once fled a psycho with a knife — but it was also dangerous just to be gay.
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In fact, conditions at the jail complex are so dangerous that Riker's Island is considered one of the most dangerous correctional facilities to work at.
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Usually people who are first exposed to disasters are people who live in dangerous places, and they live in those dangerous places because they're poor.
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"The response from many people to these kinds of attacks is that grizzly bears are dangerous and their habitat is a dangerous place," he said.
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" Andreessen's Haun told CNBC recently that it would be a "dangerous thing, and frankly a dangerous precedent to start shutting down technology before it's built.
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Yes, he is traveling with a bunch of dangerous animals on a ship that is also transporting an even more dangerous assassin for some reason.
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And also some of the claims on Goop are dangerous, are actually dangerous, and that's the part ... That's not what we're talking about. Right. Exactly.
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Most of the time, however, they center around something that is inherently dangerous to human beings or at least was dangerous back in the caveman days.
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If it was too dangerous or too expensive, you trained in VR. You could learn the layout of buildings before setting foot into a dangerous situation.
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Here we are, a bunch of suburban kids, going into the most dangerous city in the country—almost the most dangerous city in the free world.
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Perhaps they see themselves as the thin line -- not simply between America and an inherently dangerous world but between the world and an impulsive, dangerous president.
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" He added: "the central government of China will never allow a few violent offenders to drag Hong Kong down a dangerous road, down a dangerous abyss.
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"The central government of China will never allow a few violent offenders to drag Hong Kong down a dangerous road, down a dangerous abyss," Liu said.
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Lack of sleep undermines the parts of your brain that help regulate emotion and can be dangerous; drowsy driving can be as dangerous as drunk driving.
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In March, a CSX freight train containing sulfuric acid and other dangerous materials partially derailed near Newburgh, New York, though the dangerous substances did not leak.
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Our bill is based on a simple premise: If you are too dangerous to fly on an airplane, you are too dangerous to buy a gun.
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Even the Iran nuclear deal is seen as a limited endeavor — not to reshape the Middle East but simply to make a dangerous country less dangerous.
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These storms are more dangerous Storms that undergo rapid intensification tend to be more dangerous than other storms because they frequently end up as major hurricanes.
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Ariana Grande may be a dangerous woman as of May 20, but she doesn't consider herself too dangerous to join forces with Reading, PA's favorite daughter.
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This deeply dangerous sentiment, expressed under the #WalkUpNotOut hashtag, implies that acts of school violence can be prevented if students befriend disturbed and potentially dangerous classmates.
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"The U.A.E. is part of this very dangerous region that is getting more dangerous by the day — full of chaos and wars and extremists," he said.
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A dangerous 'perfect storm' All of these things will combine to make one massive high tide event, and with Dorian's approach, things could get seriously dangerous.
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But as Trump proves more hapless than dangerous — or only dangerous because he's hapless — the derangement that he inspires or amplifies among his critics also matters.
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But at this dangerous phase of a dangerous presidency, enormous turnout in the streets may be the only way to make sure it stays that way.
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" Mr. Lipson admits that the situation with North Korea is dangerous, but writes that the "tepid diplomacy" of the Bush and Obama administrations "was dangerous, too.
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" Part 1: Keep guns away from dangerous people Scott said the plan will address strengthening gun laws to keep "guns away from dangerous and violent people.
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Dr. Gibbs called it a "dangerous zone," where little genetic diversity could mean susceptibility to a dangerous disease or changes in habitat because of climate change.
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To supporters, the proposal seems straightforward: If you're a "known or suspected terrorist" who's too dangerous to board a plane, you're too dangerous to buy a gun.
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It's dangerous for you, it's dangerous for other people on the road, and it's increasingly an issue as we become more and more attached to our smartphones.
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Yusko called ExxonMobil "the most dangerous stock on the planet today," and he said part of the blame for making ExxonMobil a dangerous investment lies with ETFs.
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We were also young and just wanted something thrilling and dangerous to do, and believe me, it could be quite dangerous being punk in the late 1970s.
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By rolling back protections against dangerous pesticides and allowing big corporations to spew dangerous chemicals into our air, water and land, the farm bill reestablishes those threats.
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A chemical weapon like mustard agent is less dangerous than a weaponized biological agent like smallpox, which is in turn way less dangerous than a nuclear bomb.
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We were interested in showing the female experience, not particularly in a very dangerous place, but showing that the female experience is a dangerous place to be.
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If you're too dangerous to board a plane, you're too dangerous to buy an assault weapon, a common-sense position shared by over 80 percent of Americans.
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As part of that, it's done a lot to push messaging that marijuana is dangerous — at times struggling to admit that pot isn't as dangerous as heroin.
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That meant joining with Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China to keep the most dangerous weapons — nuclear weapons — away from the most dangerous bad actor there — Iran.
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"These extreme risk laws very specifically focus on dangerous behaviors, not on mental health diagnoses, because dangerous behaviors are the important predictors of future violence," she said.
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"The Women's Refugee Commission has long documented the dangerous and unhealthy detention conditions that are especially dangerous and inappropriate for pregnant women," Brané said in a statement.
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"That would be dangerous for your financial well-being, just as failing to account for transfers of emissions reductions is dangerous for the health of our climate."
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" One Belgian official remarked to another newspaper in 19863 that she was "a beautiful woman — but also a dangerous woman, perhaps the most dangerous in all Africa.
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" The president called it a "short-term solution so that we don't have this very dangerous little period — including dangerous periods for insurance companies, by the way.
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It's not clear if Trump is combative because he sees the world as dangerous or if he sees the world as dangerous because it justifies his combativeness.
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This dangerous bill would make worse an already notorious law that allows an individual to use deadly force, without first attempting to retreat from a dangerous situation.
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But the answers are not only wrong, but even dangerous, because the idea of disrupting the framework we have gradually built in our country is very dangerous.
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"Sometimes women aren't afforded the same respect as their male peers are so that can be dangerous because working on the water is dangerous," she told VICE Impact.
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"It's a fair question to ask why there are still legal cigarettes, which may be at least as dangerous, and possibly more dangerous [than vape products]," said Lempert.
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When Clinton depicted Trump as dangerous during the Democratic National Convention, rather than respond with an attack that fit Clinton's record, he just said she was dangerous too.
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Many observers have considered al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula among the most dangerous, if not the most dangerous, branch of al Qaeda since its formation in 2009.
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"Dangerous boyfriends can be just as scary as dangerous husbands," a Wisconsin sheriff testified in 2014 in support of a federal bill that would close the loophole altogether.
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"The type of robots that we're focused on are robots that are going to be doing dangerous and difficult tasks or operating in really dangerous environments," Wolff said.
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The mix of drinking and driving is as dangerous to adolescents as you think it is, dangerous when the adolescents are driving, and also when they are passengers.
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A 2012 study in the Medical Journal of Australia found that racing horses is the most dangerous profession in the world after offshore fishing—more dangerous than boxing.
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" He added: "MDMA is not the most dangerous drug—I'm not saying it isn't dangerous, but generally it's not that bad if it's used in a somewhat safe manner.
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This doesn't mean the rain was never dangerous — it's just that the rain was only dangerous once, and that tragic incident left everyone fearful of the rain for years.
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All inbound and outbound dangerous goods must be processed through JWD's warehouses and yard, with revenue from dangerous goods contributing about 173% to the company's total revenue in 2015.
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The judiciary — "The Least Dangerous Branch" of government, as described by Alexander Hamilton in The Federalist — has occasionally morphed into the most dangerous branch for a wayward-thinking president.
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And while I don't think this makes him a dangerous sociopath, I do think it qualifies him as a shrewd opportunist for whom power can be a dangerous weapon.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean the federal government views marijuana and heroin as equally dangerous drugs, or that it considers marijuana to be more dangerous than meth or cocaine.
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Twenty-four countries in Asia are designated Level 1 (least dangerous), 14 are at Level 2, three are at Level 3, and six are at Level 4 (most dangerous).
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As dangerous of a society as it is for women to feel unable to speak up, it is equally as dangerous for an innocent man to be taken down.
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Although drug policy experts generally agree that alcohol is dangerous — and definitely more dangerous than marijuana — they argue the report misses some of the nuance behind each drug's harms.
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But she characterized resistance to the policy as dangerous, saying "dangerous loopholes and misguided court decisions" were forcing the government to release "violent criminal aliens" rather than deport them.
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"And EPA's own calculations show that hundreds of thousands of children will experience dangerous exposures in dangerous ways in any given year," said Seth Johnson, an attorney with Earthjustice.
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There are few things more dangerous than false climate science, critics correctly argue, before hopefully realizing there's little more dangerous in this emergency than a woeful and petty distraction.
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Indeed, this dangerous time for Mr. Trump is dangerous as well for the country, as this man, who has no discernible boundaries, fights to save himself and his presidency.
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Though being a cop is, statistically speaking, still a dangerous job, according to data by the National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund, it's less dangerous than it used to be.
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"Dangerous Woman" – Ariana Grande Best Dance / Electronic Album
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Nuke arms race = dangerous, expensive & bad for America.
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In the book, she is livid, shutting down Will's delusions that he isn't that dangerous to Stella and explaining that Amy had B. cepacia, the dangerous bacteria that Will carries.
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So if people get their drugs from a regulated source, governments can ensure there's nothing that would make an already dangerous substance even more dangerous (such as fentanyl in heroin).
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Noting that outages are dangerous "because you can't notify many people'' while they are in effect, he also pointed out that "experts say not turning off the power is dangerous.
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"Essentially, we believe that if you are too dangerous to fly on an airplane, you are too dangerous to buy a gun," she said a news conference on Capitol Hill.
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It would be a dangerous, dangerous life if Instagram had more of a shopping feature that allowed you to click and buy something as soon as you double-tapped it.
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When nighttime brings no relief It seems counterintuitive, but the temperatures overnight may actually be just as dangerous, or even more dangerous than when temperatures are highest during the day.
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Jaskirat Singh Sidhu pleaded guilty to 16 counts of dangerous driving causing death and 13 counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm, said Dawn Blaus, spokeswoman for Saskatchewan Law Courts.
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On top of that, some of the tested products had high levels of solvents and dangerous gases like ethylene oxide and ethanol that are particularly dangerous when vaporized and inhaled.
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"Climate change has put humanity on a dangerous path that will become increasingly dangerous and difficult to reverse if greenhouse gas emissions are not taken much more seriously," Mora said.
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"The complaint does not allege plausibly that the provision of banking services, which are not inherently violent or dangerous, can be considered as acts dangerous to human life," Swain wrote.
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The notion may seem unappetizing and indeed dangerous to a lot of readers, because generally, we're taught that raw chicken is a favorite place to hide for dangerous foodborne illnesses.
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I also think that there's a clickbait-y culture right now that is saying "Joker" is a dangerous movie before anyone has even seen it, just because it feels dangerous.
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"There is no doubt that these videos are manipulated and dangerous, but whether they are dangerous or fake 'enough' to be removed is not clear — for now," Pasquetto told me.
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Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director-general of the W.H.O., has described this outbreak as one of the world's most dangerous viruses in one of the world's most dangerous areas.
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It's human behavior to tap into a dangerous stream of knowledge, and in his case he was inspired to make that dangerous information available to anyone else who was interested.
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As long as our nation chooses to flood the county with dangerous weapons and consciously let those weapons fall into the hands of dangerous people, these killings will not abate.
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It could embolden an already dangerous regime; threaten our friends with destruction; pose unacceptable dangers to America's own security; and trigger an arms race in the world's most dangerous region.
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Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Overloaded with cargo Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Cargo areas Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Cargo areas Unbalanced Source: South Korean prosecutors By The New York Times Corrupt regulators, bought off by fancy dinners and travel, allowed the unsafe ship to sail.
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"[Technology can] empower individuals to do things they could have never dreamed of before, but also empower folks who are very dangerous to spread dangerous messages" President Barack Obama said today.
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Because they want to tear up our resources because while we&aposre catching these 15 year old kids, they&aposre snuggling terrorists, dangerous weapons, dangerous narcotics, sentinel, cocaine, you name it.
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" Ultimately, when exploring a religion, Theroux says he learned to "separate out the beliefs that are weird, but not really dangerous, from beliefs that maybe aren't that weird but are dangerous.
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The CDC's labs also faced secret sanctions on six different occasions due to dangerous or repeated safety violations in how they handled the dangerous viruses, bacteria, and toxins they worked with.
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You would think if merely carrying a gun in public makes a person sufficiently dangerous to justify a frisk, it also would make the person sufficiently dangerous to justify a stop.
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These are dangerous, dangerous things, and if some code gets written in an Apple product that lets people in, bad people are going to find their way to it, very likely.
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"A car accident or a heart attack is dangerous under the best of circumstances, but it's a lot more dangerous for someone who's far away from an emergency room," Grassley said.
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"I'd say it's dangerous to issue it, and it would be more dangerous to buy it," said Richard Ciccerone, who heads Merritt Research Services, a Chicago-based municipal credit data company.
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Lyric to use: "Somethin' 'bout you makes me feel like a dangerous woman" — Ariana Grande, "Dangerous Woman" For the person who rediscovered Angry Birds and Candy Crush on the same weekend …
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The idea—all but unthinkable just a few years ago—that Big Tech is, well, too big, dangerous to our democracy, and dangerous for our health as consumers, has spread rapidly.
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"Those behind the attack are responsible for the consequences of this dangerous adventure, including the dangerous environmental pollution caused," Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi told state TV. (Writing by Parisa Hafezi)
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" Yet Chris Christie has declared that libertarianism is "dangerous.
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But it is much more distressing -- and dangerous -- now.
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But it is also what can make it dangerous. ■
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To be clear, Moscow is certainly a dangerous adversary .
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" That description has since been updated to "extremely dangerous.
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" Fomento Economico Mexicano: "I think Mexico is too dangerous.
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This is dangerous and tedious work — perfect for automation.
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They're dangerous — particularly in the hands of reckless drivers.
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Diseases targeted by vaccines are dangerous — especially for children.
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The reality, however, is far more complicated — and dangerous.
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But it was a bit dangerous — prone to exploding.
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Facebook — and Google — grow more dangerous by the day.
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He is sexy and dangerous - and British to boot.
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" She added, "It's a dangerous time for good sex.
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" But her eyes scream, "This is a dangerous woman!
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" DEA Acting Administrator Chuck Rosenberg called it "crazy dangerous.
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" Trump replies: "It is a dangerous world out there.
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And that is something entirely different -- and more dangerous.
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These methods of escape could be dangerous -- even deadly.
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" Flint himself once said, "We were dangerous and exciting!
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" "Some people go, 'Oh that's so dangerous and stupid!
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Literally, I walk in her house — [and] it's dangerous.
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They're truly earning their tagline — "Comics for dangerous humans."
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" Cotton fired back that "sheriffs" called the bill "dangerous.
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But crossing Trump -- at least right now -- is dangerous.
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That game — back to "lie" again — is dangerous indeed.
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Symptoms, Treatment and Risks' The Learning Network | Dangerous Numbers?
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THIRD – it sets a very damaging and dangerous precedent.
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That could be dangerous for Russian stability — and himself.
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"Conditions ... are becoming more dire and dangerous," he said.
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Unfortunately, they're worded poorly – leading to dangerous unintended consequences.
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" She says that she replied, "That sounds really dangerous.
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This is a -- the world is a dangerous place.
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Dangerous for him — in terms of the legal consequences.
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" "I don't mean to suggest Trump is not dangerous.
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" Finance Minister Taro Aso described it as "very dangerous.
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The defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit violence, assault with a dangerous weapon, assault with dangerous weapon of a senior citizen, aggravated assault, assault with significant bodily injury, and simple assault.
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Facebook's ex security boss: Asking Big Tech to police hate speech is "a dangerous path" Counterpoint: asking big tech to not police tech speech has also proven to be a dangerous path!
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But no one would now suggest steam boilers, automobiles or aircraft are simply too dangerous to be practical - any more than in future people will think self-driving vehicles are too dangerous.
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NPR's recent story on the study pointed out that one of the mosquito species tested was the extra-dangerous breed Aedes aegypti, the type of mosquito that carries the dangerous Zika virus.
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DANGEROUS CONDITIONS Rights activists have criticized the planned expulsion, saying it would do nothing to address underlying factors, such as poverty and unemployment, that push people to brave dangerous conditions in mines.
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Ariana Grande, "Dangerous Woman": "Dangerous Woman" is a smoky, strange single, one that doesn't sound much like any of the dance-pop hits Ariana Grande spun off from 2014's My Everything.
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"If these dangerous policies continue out of California, we might need to build a wall between California and Arizona as well to keep these dangerous criminals out of our state," she said.
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" Exaggerated reports of non-dangerous gator encounters over the weekend have validated Warner's fears that the media will continue to portray the usually docile American alligator as a "scary and dangerous thing.
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For people working industries that rely on ocean transportation—such as fishing and global cargo transport—this means that their already-dangerous jobs are going to become even more dangerous over time.
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Abdulahi Hasan Sharif, 30, a Somali refugee, is later charged with five counts of attempted murder, dangerous driving, criminal flight causing bodily harm and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose.
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If a branch of government that Alexander Hamilton dismissed as "the least dangerous" can overshadow every other concern about Mr. Trump, the branch is more dangerous than it was supposed to be.
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"My message to my colleagues is if you want to ban this weapon because it's dangerous for the future, you have to acknowledge it is dangerous now," Swalwell said in an interview.
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It is also the largest government-assigned logistics provider for dangerous liquid chemical products, and the only shipping company to deliver TDI/MDI and other high-end and dangerous liquid chemical products.
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That made it the deadliest country in the world by a wide margin — the next most dangerous, Honduras, had 63.75 homicides per 100,000 — and 22 times as dangerous as the United States.
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"We used duct tape to attach my pole to my right hand, which was a little bit dangerous, but everything is dangerous for me and it worked," Vonn said with a laugh.
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The defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit violence, assault with a dangerous weapon, assault with a dangerous weapon of a senior citizen, aggravated assault, assault with significant bodily injury, and simple assault.
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I've gone through what might make a volcano dangerous and how I tried to rank dangerous volcanoes, developing a points system based on population, magma type, volcano type, and past large explosive eruptions.
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The result is increased environmental awareness that makes them safer to use on land (dangerous cars) and sea (dangerous boats) that can also offer a performance advantage to runners, swimmers, and the like.
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As a practical matter, it's often more dangerous to say, "Our methods aren't expressly intended to kill, so they aren't dangerous" while using violence than it is to consciously, judiciously deploy lethal force.
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He said the Obama administration was not only creating a dangerous precedent but was demanding the creation of a dangerous tool — a skeleton key that could be used by hackers and totalitarian governments.
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"At risk" is for canines who have bitten someone or exhibited other aggressive behaviors, and "dangerous" is meant for dogs who have killed a human or have been dubbed dangerous by an expert.
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Kevin Davis, Commissioner of the Baltimore Police Department, says this makes it unlikely that police will ask to verify a gun holder's permit at all—and renders an already dangerous job more dangerous.
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As the radioactive explosion near Arkhangelsk in August showed, the missile will be dangerous to operate and dangerous to deploy — both for the experts handling it and the public living near its bases.
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Turkey's involvement in the ongoing Syrian civil war is just one reason the border between the two countries is one of the most dangerous in the world — and it's only getting more dangerous.
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"The Abe administration tells us that North Korea and China are dangerous, but it's the Japanese government that's more dangerous for us," said Kina, who lost her sister in the Battle of Okinawa.
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It can be dangerous To get into the peaceful eye of a storm, hurricane hunters have to fly their planes through all those windy and rainy outer bands and the increasingly dangerous eyewall.
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A cornered animal is dangerous, a cornered political animal is even more dangerous because the scorched political landscape hurts many, sometimes most and in the case of despotic rule in any form all.
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"We have this high-profile YouTuber selling this path that to me is a little dangerous, and to me, it's particularly dangerous to the younger viewers of this channel," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Fake and potentially dangerous children's products are being sold on Amazon Everyone loves a good deal, but potentially dangerous children's products advertised to look like high-end brands are being sold on Amazon.
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One of the world's most dangerous countries For decades, El Salvador has been wracked by gang violence, making it one of the most dangerous countries in the world, according to the United Nations.
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Her former comrades now see her as a dangerous turncoat.
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Weld, who regularly condemns Trump, cast his rhetoric as dangerous.
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Charring meat contributes to the formation of those dangerous chemicals.
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Britain is taking its first steps down a dangerous path.
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This is dangerous in terms of preserving our shared discourse.
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This loss of faith is dangerous, but is also warranted.
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Some were too narrow, or too wide, or too dangerous.
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It concerns a trek into a dangerous corner of Amazonia.
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Dustin is disinclined to believe that Dart could be dangerous.
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Mount Everest is big, dangerous — and, more and more, crowded.
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That's obviously time-consuming and dangerous — for people and whales.
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Yes, they can be dangerous, but can you blame them?
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It's SO addicting — the sweet and spicy flavor is dangerous.
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It's probably not much more dangerous that a rubber bullet.
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The storm has been described as historic and extremely dangerous.
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This is spectacularly stupid and dangerous to the American people.
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This can get really ugly and dangerous very, very quickly.
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It's dangerous and mesmerizing — like synchronized swimming, but on horseback.
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What are the most dangerous habits you see in people?
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Question #2: Is it dangerous to cook with your mouth?
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However, they are far from being the "most dangerous" volcano.
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But wait, what does "most dangerous" even mean for volcanoes?
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Winter is especially dangerous when it comes to house fires.
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That's a dangerous myth that needs to be cleared up.
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Maybe he should've hopped on a "Dangerous Woman" remix instead.
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RELATED: Is Kim Jong Un 'the world's most dangerous man'?
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But somehow, Steven Avery's guilt made him seem less dangerous.
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What's next The threat of dangerous tremors isn't over yet.
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It still feels dangerous to be out in the streets.
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Today, the CDC doesn't believe this mold is particularly dangerous.
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Laptop computers aren't inherently dangerous, but they're convenient carrying boxes.
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"Nurse sharks have extremely dangerous mouths," according to the outlet.
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"Maybe it's fringe speech, maybe it's dangerous speech," he acknowledged.
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They quickly discover their chosen product has dangerous side effects.
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This has created a dangerous downward spiral for many retirees.
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"Jair Bolsonaro is a dangerous man," de Blasio said earlier.
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" "Mostly, this is 'weather'—big, dangerous weather, but still weather.
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This is what makes people like me dangerous to them.
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It has also served as a reminder: Rockets are dangerous.
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They're so thin it feels like I'm eating chips. Dangerous.
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Talking to friends about my undocumented status was too dangerous.
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Amazon must stop providing dangerous face surveillance to the government.
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It's danger --, " Conway stopped midsentence, catching herself before saying "dangerous.
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President Trump must take down his disrespectful and dangerous video.
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This was particularly dangerous in the era before seat belts.
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" King called the movement to abolish ICE "dangerous and disgraceful.
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In some cases, consuming bee pollen could be really dangerous.
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But a simple misunderstanding can have dangerous fallout on Survivor.
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But from a separation of powers perspective, that's very dangerous.
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It's even dangerous for people to breathe the contaminated air.
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Some would say a much more dangerous kind of geopolitics.
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Boring a hole seems dangerous because that could collapse it.
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Lesson of the day: Don't mess with a dangerous woman.
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Republicans know how dangerous a determined congressional investigation can be.
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I don't think they understand how dangerous it can be.
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"In the end, there could be dangerous consequences," he said.
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KENNEDY: Which would be very dangerous but still quite fun.
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Some of this wandering can be dangerous, especially for children.
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Wandering can be helpful or dangerous, depending on the situation.
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So what can we do in this incredibly dangerous situation?
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And the manual process is tedious and can be dangerous.
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GUILFOYLE: And that was a dangerous area of the Hamptons.
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We've learned enough about capitalism to know that's very dangerous.
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To be sure, elephants can be dangerous -- and sometimes deadly.
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Sadly, most Americans don't know how dangerous this virus is.
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Right now, it can feel dangerous to challenge extremism online.
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Not to mention the fact that it is extremely dangerous.
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In the meantime, I think it is dangerous to use.
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I've enjoyed the adventure and, you know, life is dangerous.
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They will likely set a dangerous precedent where no party
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The closet is a depressing, dangerous, isolating place to be.
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That can be a dangerous place to get an education.
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Heatstroke is less common, but more dangerous than heat exhaustion.
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On Friday, Ariana Grande drops her new album, Dangerous Woman.
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That is a very dangerous path that we must avoid.
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QUICK: HERE YOU GO. MNUCHIN: THIS IS A LITTLE DANGEROUS.
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When that team starts freewheeling and making plays, they're dangerous.
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I had to say look, too dangerous for this guy.
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Because the street stuff, I think, is divisive and dangerous.
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"That's so dangerous," another MSD graduate, Sofie Whitney, told them.
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He's not fully under control, and that makes him dangerous.
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Michael felt it would have been dangerous to go back.
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Robert Kagan, a historian, thinks that is a dangerous fantasy.
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They have been spreading dangerous misinformation based on fake science.
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Is artificial intelligence setting tech development on a dangerous path?
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But no one could definitively say how dangerous chloroprene was.
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It is too dangerous in the hands of the living.
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YouTube has toughened its stance on dangerous pranks and challenges.
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She then powered on and finished the Dangerous Woman tour.
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It can be dangerous for both the mom and baby.
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Now, even Prudential is officially considered no longer systemically dangerous.
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It's also dangerous to deny that they affect men differently.
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That's worrying because the virus is particularly dangerous to kids.
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Dangerous fire conditions were expected to continue through Monday morning.
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"We are walking into a dangerous game here," he said.
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Which means that his comments now are far more dangerous.
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"You know, in Germany, it's not that dangerous," said Bastian.
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And now it looks like it might be dangerous, too.
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And China is not as dangerous as it sometimes looks.
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And those who are not aren't just different: They're dangerous.
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Safety matters most - especially in dangerous weather conditions like this.
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And I experienced and heard tell of many dangerous situations.
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But he said he still considered the global movement dangerous.
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A weak, isolated and humiliated Russia is a dangerous animal.
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The high water makes patrolling the area a dangerous task.
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Ariana Grande is clearly locked into her Dangerous Woman evolution.
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And the journey, overland through Guatemala and Mexico, is dangerous.
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Does that mean radon is not so dangerous after all?
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This may seem like a dangerous way to generate innovation.
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This is a dangerous situation to put a woman in.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Monuments can be dangerous.
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In reality, that threat is back, more dangerous than ever.
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It's like Gilead knows women standing in solidarity are dangerous.
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You know it's going to be a very dangerous place.
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It's totally morally irresponsible and, most of all, it's dangerous.
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So it may not be so dangerous this time around.
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These views aren't just unpopular among Americans, they are dangerous.
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Please make sure your kids don't do this; it's dangerous.
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"It's too dangerous for me to live there," he said.
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In a very dangerous position, surviving only on renewable energy.
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He said it had become to dangerous for emergency responders.
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A new round of dangerous winds could make them worse.
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PEOPLE: And what about experiences with dangerous creatures in Canada?
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"It was too dangerous to keep to myself," he says.
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Many researchers have warned that adversarial examples have dangerous potential.
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Yes, battery ingestion is dangerous to both humans and pets.
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Ironically, the rarity of tension makes it feel more dangerous.
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Defending nature is a dangerous occupation, especially in Latin America.
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The doctor tells her it's a blood clot, very dangerous.
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He said the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous.
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Strangers in the street can be dangerous, particularly to women.
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It's really dangerous to be out there in the world.
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It's the potential that makes the Tar Heels so dangerous.
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Sometimes it's dangerous, too, as an artist to step outside.
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It is a dangerous job, subject to criticism and scrutiny.
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It's no way as dangerous or crazy as it looks.
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Nearly everyone agrees about one thing: We're entering dangerous territory.
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What would impeaching a dangerous president do to the country?
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"That's a dangerous game to play," says retail analyst Rosenblum.
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Trump is making that gamble look a little more dangerous.
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It's a very dangerous time, if you support abortion rights.
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This is at its most dangerous in the Brexit negotiations.
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"It's dangerous, to be clear," Musk said during Monday's announcement.
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Aimlessly browsing the depths of the internet can be dangerous.
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Insanely talented, relentlessly smokin' and extremely dangerous – perfect for #BAYWATCH.
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In Mr Trump, a dangerous driver is at the wheel.
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That belied reality: roads were twisting, bumpy, crowded and dangerous.
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It makes people who love you think you are dangerous.
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Then, on June 7, she resumed her Dangerous Woman Tour.
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Harvey remains dangerous for the people of Texas and Louisiana.
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There might be power outages, and traveling could be dangerous.
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But it's not just prescription drugs that are potentially dangerous.
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The point is that it is dangerous to make assumptions.
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It's very easy to get stuck on the dangerous surface.
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The consequences of this kind of thinking can be dangerous.
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But it's something we believe is too dangerous to do.
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Some villages are deemed too dangerous for vaccinators to visit.
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"We know power amplifies our more dangerous tendencies," Keltner says.
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It's really dangerous to eat shellfish steeped in K. brevis.
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" Instead of Dangerous Situation, SFF replaces it with "Unsafe Situation.
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Its venom is highly dangerous, and potentially lethal to children.
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"It's paddle ball, but it's less dangerous," my mother said.
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And the prevalence of those dangerous HPV types is high.
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A dangerous hunt in a dark, eerie and desolate stretch.
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Mazie Hirono called Sessions' remarks "ignorant and dangerous," while Sen.
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It can be dangerous for Palestinians to enter settlement territory.
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Today's right is on fire and it is dangerous. ◼
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Taken too far and it becomes either offensive or dangerous.
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These are more dangerous and can penetrate deeper into skin.
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Brin also believes that aestivation is an exceptionally dangerous strategy.
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"It's the most dangerous offense in our league," Counsell said.
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Someone recently made this dangerous decision in Garfield, New Jersey.
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For Cody, this turns out to be a dangerous prospect.
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There's no question that Devens is the more dangerous operator.
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But they can be dangerous when applied the wrong way.
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But we can't get into the house because it's dangerous.
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Dangerous rhetorical slip ups that could tilt the public's perception.
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To Wozniak, the word "autopilot" is deceiving and potentially dangerous.
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"And that's why divisions in the West are so dangerous."
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Dangerous in isolation, their policies could be worse in combination.
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Everyone knows a manned flight to Mars would be dangerous.
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"It is, in fact, dangerous for the country," she said.
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We cannot continue to portray sex as merely physically dangerous.
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In fact, it's a far more sinister and dangerous proposition.
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Junkets are dangerous primarily because they cloud a journalist's judgment.
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These are dangerous questions, but ones we have to ask.
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"Traces of allergens could be potentially very dangerous," Fineman said.
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As dangerous as she is, she's wildly enchanting and magical.
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That makes it much more virulent, and far more dangerous.
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HANNITY: How dangerous is this for the rule of law?
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It's easy to emotionally get back there and it's dangerous.
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What the United States has done is dangerous and irresponsible.
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Some endure dangerous commutes to and from school each day.
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Putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing.
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"The brain is the world's most dangerous weapon," Chikli said.
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It is now up to a dangerous 3.2 percentage points.
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As a result letting down your guard can be dangerous.
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Tag can be a dangerous sport — just ask Jeremy Renner.
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I don't think flying has been dangerous since the 1940s.
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Which we thought was creepy, but I guess not dangerous.
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Not only are these illegal but also dangerous, it argues.
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Lastly, there's the final and most dangerous stage: the picking.
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" And, he said, Pelosi actually made the rally "more dangerous.
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Even though they are cute, they can still be dangerous.
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Okay so these weren't technically dangerous, but they were terrifying.
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It's one of the most dangerous things you can do.
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Everyone who is serving there is in a dangerous situation.
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SHIRLEY SCHMITT is no one's idea of a dangerous criminal.
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A car wash can be dangerous if you're a dumbass.
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Dustin Moskovitz calls the Republican presidential candidate divisive and dangerous.
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A right hand obsessed Arlovski is the most dangerous Arlovski.
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But Miranda said the favela is more dangerous than ever.
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And I think [comparing yourself with someone else] is dangerous.
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Such dangerous conditions can easily turn buildings into death traps.
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Onion rings taste delicious but are "doubly dangerous" for pets.
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When stressed by heat these symbionts start producing dangerous oxidants.
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These days China is increasingly regarded as a dangerous competitor.
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Space is dangerous, they're told; it's no place for women.
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But the profession remains in a dangerous and unsustainable position.
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Even if they are not stolen, unsecured guns are dangerous.
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With this said, could the POLA be dangerous for progression?
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Police are still investigating what makes this drug so dangerous.
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Both suspects are considered armed and dangerous, the FBI said.
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It's already a very, very dangerous state at the moment.
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Video shows him doing large loops and other dangerous maneuvers.
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Grande's next album, also called Dangerous Woman, drops May 20.
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That vaping can be very dangerous is hardly a secret.
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Ancient Rome was a dangerous place to be an emperor.
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So what we have is an extremely dangerous situation indeed.
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Drug cartels were plenty dangerous before they weaponized flying robots.
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Even if they had it as a pet, that's dangerous.
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It would be dangerous and debatable, but not facially illegitimate.
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Why is persuasive design more dangerous for children than adults?
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But there's something potentially dangerous about this sort of genre
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Don Rickles did the most dangerous and naked act possible.
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It is dangerous even if he concedes, immediately and graciously.
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They also determined the car was too dangerous to drive.
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Humphrey and Robertson are believed to be armed and dangerous.
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"That seems so ridiculously dangerous," DeGeneres said of MMA fighting.
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This was something glamorous and dangerous and vibrant and sexy.
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"It's more dangerous to be black in America," he said.
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His dangerous undercover investigations exposed bribery and corruption among officials.
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Or in instances of gang violence, may still be dangerous.
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Deported twice Guadalupe Figueroa doesn't consider herself a dangerous criminal.
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Police are searching for Stephens, calling him armed and dangerous.
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"Rowing is very dangerous, there's not enough room," he says.
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This game in dangerous enough without this kind of stupidity.
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Who would have thought ordering donuts could be so dangerous?
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PODCAST: GEORGIA COTTON FIELDS TO COMMANDING DANGEROUS MISSIONS What's next?
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Conway's tactic would be merely silly if not so dangerous.
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But obviously teens already know just how dangerous it is.
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Both of these pathogens are dangerous to humans and pets.
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But she explains that this option can potentially be dangerous.
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This is how serious and dangerous all of this is.
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" The lab notes that "these recommendations are unfounded and dangerous.
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"Just having that experience makes you more dangerous," he said.
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It's no surprise Showtime's revival is especially dangerous for women.
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Ten of the 91 are deemed too dangerous to release.
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It's not just going to be dangerous jobs that disappear.
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Where such dangerous interactions lead no one can now foresee.
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Finally, white people are seeing how dangerous they can be.
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The songs were danceable, dystopian, dangerous, and above all, fun.
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We all want to keep dangerous invasive species under control.
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All that courage will lead you to dangerous places, Capheus.
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"Emergency department crowding can be dangerous," Reznek added by email.
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Despite his vulgarity, untrustworthiness and dangerous policy proposals, he won.
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"That is almost more dangerous for the sector," he said.
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It's dumb, it's wrong, and it's even a little dangerous.
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Debts and deficits without tears is a dangerous fairy tale.
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"This is a dangerous job," police Commissioner Richard Ross said.
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So the bomber downing just made things much more dangerous.
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Movies like this, I believe, are actively negligent and dangerous.
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"This is what is so dangerous about guns," says Lindauer.
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Families, wary and dazed, ran across uncertain and dangerous ground.
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He "should be considered armed and dangerous," according to authorities.
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Meanwhile, accusations of dangerous driving by tourists are causing friction.
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"I think that his words are very dangerous," she responded.
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"Accusations without any strong evidence are dangerous," he told Reuters.
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Occupational hazard Who knew acting was such a dangerous profession.
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They should also be kept away from other dangerous goods.
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WORDS mean something, and can be extremely hurtful and dangerous.
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Cramer thinks the stock market is playing a dangerous game.
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That would be considered outrageous and medically dangerous for anyone.
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"If you think Donald Trump is dangerous," reads the ad.
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To fight dangerous deepfakes, researchers put together a smarter camera.
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We'd add that this seems like a fairly dangerous situation.
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Each of these women are nearing a dangerous breaking point.
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It makes me feel so powerful and dangerous and brave.
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It's consistently ranked among the most dangerous cities in America.
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So, if erotic asphyxiation is dangerous, is it inherently abusive?
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It can't be because flavored vaping products are more dangerous.
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But the most intriguing -- and dangerous among them -- remains Iran.
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One sounds dark, mysterious, dangerous; the other... not so much.
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But this approach carries with it potentially dangerous unintended consequences.
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Giving that kind of deference to the sport is dangerous.
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Beauty is a dangerous business – and these stories prove it.
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Meanwhile, the emerging incendiary rhetoric against Russia is extremely dangerous.
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The reality of human behavior is what makes this dangerous.
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As a dangerous offender, he is likely never getting out.
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From childhood, women are taught that sex is something dangerous.
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It occurred at a crossing which was not considered dangerous.
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The pipeline companies denounced the protests as illegal and dangerous.
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Scooters have a bad rep for being dangerous and messy.
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Are you worried about a dangerous precedent being set here?
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Real people, now on the most dangerous journey of all.
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Stuff that she makes that is just way too dangerous.
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They are abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.
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Some of those dangerous coaches continued to work with children.
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We must keep fighting to end dangerous sanctuary city policies.
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Couples are a dangerous thing in the game of Survivor.
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They cannot and some may be dangerous, the FDA says.
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"He's a very dangerous hitter," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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"It's a very serious, dangerous and explosive situation," says Barghouti.
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"He's very dangerous all over the court," the Bulgarian said.
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"Debt was a terrible and a dangerous thing," he explains.
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They're even more dangerous than massive cliffs and deadly monsters!
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It has both good uses and dangerous uses as well.
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It has made Utah that much more dangerous to opponents.
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The toddler's blood sugar levels were in a dangerous range.
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What became of the most dangerous band in the world?
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Mojitos are dangerous, and the world is a cruel place.
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READ: Why the most dangerous group in Syria isn't ISIS
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But don't go far, because floodwaters can be extremely dangerous.
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It's too dangerous, and it's contrary to the warrior mindset.
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They're in dangerous situations, fighting a war that's going nowhere.
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Obviously, scoring weed in Thailand is a highly dangerous affair.
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"He's something even more dangerous," a second male journalist concludes.
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Democrats will scream that the cuts are extreme and dangerous.
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Can words be as dangerous as menace to the body?
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Across the nation lurk incredibly creepy (and potentially dangerous) clowns.
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And now America elects a dangerous cartoon character as president.
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But here's a dangerous exception to the rule: beer cheese.
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"Making a snap financial decision can be dangerous," said Stern.
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Perhaps a QB kneel is not the most dangerous play.
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Suffoletto has long researched technological interventions to curb dangerous drinking.
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Several studies have shown that stoned driving can be dangerous.
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Roy Campbell, hero Solid Snake's handler for various dangerous missions.
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Now, I was putting them in a really dangerous position.
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It's not in the sense of, it's not physically dangerous.
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It's not more dangerous than any other form of exercise.
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An omertà is the most dangerous thing that can happen.Yes.
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If you crave to be in office, you are dangerous.
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On global affairs, the world is a more dangerous place.
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Posting a nude selfie is simply more dangerous for me.
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Distraught and bewildered, she became convinced that OxyContin was dangerous.
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The recent rise of fake news is concerning and dangerous.
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But wouldn't it be dangerous to give up your shell?
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The dangerous outbreak is reportedly the result of reusing syringes.
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"This is a dangerous time," Peele says, still impersonating Obama.
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It will be Puerto Rico's most dangerous storm on record.
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Equally dangerous is the appearance of shaping or inducing testimony.
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Madisonville is neither Cincinnati's safest nor its most dangerous neighborhood.
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But they are far more than that: They are dangerous.
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"Detox without MAT is potentially dangerous," said Bachaar Arnaout, an
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The risk of renewed and dangerous nuclear competition is real.
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Israel says the protesters are dangerous and connected to Hamas.
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They prove he is dangerous to American lives and livelihoods.
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Or it can continue to subsidize development in dangerous places.
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In contrast, home birth in the United States is dangerous.
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What he did was dangerous and he encountered fierce resistance.
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Doing the same against much lengthier fighters can be dangerous.
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It is a gentle urging rather than a dangerous invitation.
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Thing is, it just doesn't work and it's downright dangerous.
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All this sets up a dangerous end to this year.
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Ultimately, do you feel like McAfee is a dangerous character?
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The wait is long and dangerous as shelling is frequent.
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We want dangerous TV. We want something on the edge.
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Or will Umbrella Corp finally claim their most dangerous nemesis?
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Veracruz is the most dangerous state in Mexico for journalists.
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And oftentimes they're dangerous — especially when they involve wasp nests.
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We must not elect this dangerous man as our president.
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Leaving these cases up to the Executive is too dangerous.
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Pastor Nelson also believes things are on a dangerous course.
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Taking pictures and making up stories is a dangerous business.
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That is what makes this more dangerous than ever before.
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Within weeks, he developed a dangerous dependency on the drugs.
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Influential Republicans have labeled him dishonest, demagogic, dangerous, even racist.
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However, they warn that it could set a dangerous precedent.
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A dangerous distraction from the crucial business of cutting emissions?
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"Manufacturer incentives are at a dangerous level," Mr. Jackson said.
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It seems extremely dangerous but it's also so damn cool.
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But coal mining, unlike property investing, is a dangerous occupation.
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Celebrity oversharing was setting a "particularly dangerous" trend, Santander warned.
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Still, the hearing marks a dangerous moment for the industry.
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It's kind of dangerous to play the HTC Vive alone.
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One final complication: helicopter spraying is a horrendously dangerous profession.
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"It's kind of scary, it's a dangerous time," she joked.
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But Trump's language is also dangerous because it's blatantly dehumanizing.
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The outcome would be too dangerous to our national security.
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They happened because dangerous individuals have easy access to firearms.
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Officials have warned of dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide gas.
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" "I think they're dangerous, particularly when they involve classified information.
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They are fanatical, they are dangerous and they are numerous.
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Dumb chargers are less effective and, in some cases, dangerous.
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Republican lawmakers slammed the proposal, calling it vague and dangerous.
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Meanwhile, continuing to rely on negative rates could be dangerous.
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Their constant grazing has led to dangerous levels of erosion.
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He's being puppeted, and that's very dangerous for this nation.
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Voilà — the dangerous drugs argument becomes null and void, right?
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"Vulnerabilities are still rising on a dangerous trajectory," it said.
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They argue that deference to legislatures amounts to dangerous majoritarianism.
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"The development [of this scene] is very dangerous," he said.
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"Clearly the withdrawal is precipitous and extremely dangerous," he said.
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That brought up Carlos Beltran, the Yankees' most dangerous hitter.
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"It was a much more dangerous time," her son said.
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However, the waters are dangerous, with increased risks of mishaps.
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" He added, "Dangerous Donald is only looking out for himself.
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This lack of control over the economy is incredibly dangerous.
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Democrats have become too EXTREME and TOO DANGEROUS to govern.
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Walmart claims that Tesla's inspectors failed to identify dangerous hotspots
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"This is super dangerous going into 2020," Zac Moffatt said.
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It's is a dangerous overcorrection, and it's not strategically smart.
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Shopping for medications or supplements online can actually be dangerous.
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"False certainty is much more dangerous than uncertainty," he said.
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Many Scorpion inmates are political prisoners rather than dangerous criminals.
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Hurricanes are getting more dangerous and costlier from climate change.
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This is dangerous to all citizens in a free society.
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Gorsuch's nomination is part of a troubling and dangerous pattern.
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Researchers didn't see any adverse reactions or dangerous side effects.
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And then there were moments when it looked pretty dangerous.
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Extreme heat is not just dangerous for people and planes.
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This internalized and perceived stigma manifests itself in dangerous ways.
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And they are right about it being a dangerous job.
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That's especially dangerous for people of color, according to advocates.
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For them, the outside world is an intensely dangerous place.
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Loan guarantees for Chrysler did not constitute a dangerous precedent.
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For women and families it is dangerous, reckless and scary.
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This is a dangerous precedent for all our national monuments.
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"Consider Holt armed and dangerous," the Pennsylvania State Police tweeted.
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" He also described Democrats and the media as "Dangerous & Bad.
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" "I would tell him, 'Son, that job is too dangerous.
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It's a sort of dangerous and exciting way of working.
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Despite its failure, this coup attempt sets a dangerous precedent.
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The new system is pushing people and making it dangerous.
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Toxic rhetoric like Gingrich's is therefore dangerous and strategically damaging.
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" Pentagon pushing back on NBC report, call it "extremely dangerous.
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"From a legal side, I think that's dangerous," Singer said.
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Parents warned their children not to use the dangerous bathrooms.
|
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We have reached the dangerous nexus of desperation and discrimination.
|
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The habits Emily is promulgating are dangerous for our democracy.
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And newsrooms are stocking up on supplies for dangerous assignments.
|
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The rapid emergence of forced arbitration clauses is extremely dangerous.
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Nate I think Florida's a really dangerous state for Trump.
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It seems the internet can't get enough of dangerous challenges.
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I have mingled with dangerous criminals and attended many trials . . .
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And yesterday, his book Dangerous was dropped by Simon & Schuster.
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Barring a specific workforce from using is discriminatory and dangerous.
|
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As its followup, "Paper Tiger" proves, Brady is genuinely dangerous.
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Asians Americans aren't assumed to be dangerous, uneducated, or lazy.
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Past cases range from the seemingly benign to extremely dangerous.
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Beach crowding can be dangerous for the large, tusked creatures.
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And it looks like it may be even more dangerous.
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"It's a very dangerous precedent to allow doctored videos," Rep.
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Moon labels Bear as incredibly dangerous, but also quite loving!
|
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Dangerous Golf, at its most base level, is about destruction.
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That's not to say Dangerous Golf is cheaper or ugly.
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If it was unwitting, it would be pathetic and dangerous.
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Predictions are perilously dangerous this season, so I'll avoid them.
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We believe any such access is too dangerous to allow.
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We have pipelines that are leaking and that are dangerous.
|
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Apple refused saying that it would set a "dangerous precedent."
|
|
Do they feel safer by making our prisons more dangerous?
|
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But others argue that such a windfall can be dangerous.
|
|
And how else can police defuse a potentially dangerous situation?
|
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The longer it hangs around, the more dangerous it becomes.
|
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Just about any explanation for the inconsistency has dangerous implications.
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Her last studio album, "Dangerous Woman" was released in 2016.
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But people can do dangerous things while under the influence.
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Turning our back on the Clean Power Plan is dangerous.
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That was my first inkling this guy might be dangerous.
|
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"Every month they seem to look more dangerous," he says.
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Be smart: The world now enters a second dangerous summer.
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This kind of work is dangerous, physically excruciating, and essential.
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I think his ideas for foreign policy are extremely dangerous.
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"The situation in El Salvador is extremely dangerous," he said.
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Do you think electronic music is getting any more dangerous?
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Nothing is dangerous if you can preview it on YouTube.
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There's a place where rock 'n' roll is still dangerous.
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It was dangerous though; he was a Jew you see.
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What's the most dangerous aspect of anosmia that you've experienced?
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Ben Anderson: For foreign reporters, Syria still feels more dangerous.
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It's dangerous to be naive when it comes to Google.
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In this one however all is dark, cramped, and dangerous.
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Peanut shells on an incline, on a ramp, that's dangerous.
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In principle, the more concentrated alcohol is, the more dangerous.
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It called Cleveland one of the most dangerous U.S. cities.
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Products that are dangerous, stupid or a mix of both.
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I've been in some dangerous situations because of my leg.
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I remember that first taste of rain: exotic, addictive. Dangerous.
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We must move off dangerous, destructive fossil fuels now. Rep.
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"It enables dangerous people to get guns," she tells me.
|
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Many suffer from dangerous levels of mercury in their blood.
|
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Also called "slime eels," these animals aren't dangerous to humans.
|
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And that's a really dangerous thing to allow to happen.
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When I say dire situation, I mean something potentially dangerous.
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Alone with the ringing is a dangerous place to be.
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North Korea will be the biggest and most dangerous test.
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I want to remind us all that art is dangerous.
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I think it would be socially irresponsible and somewhat dangerous.
|
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Elite Dangerous has mapped the entire galaxy in this way.
|
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Then, as things turned dark and dangerous, they grew apart.
|
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Anything more than an hour from home is dangerous territory.
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Good thing the special effects production didn't get too dangerous.
|
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It makes everything feel responsive and a lot more dangerous.
|
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It's particularly dangerous for pregnant women and can cause miscarriage.
|
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Diana also advocated for the removal of dangerous land mines.
|
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In some, polio was diagnosed by painful, dangerous lumbar puncture.
|
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The process exposed many workers to dangerous levels of radiation.
|
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There's something rakish, sexy and a bit dangerous about it.
|
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This is also the most dangerous part of the pilgrimage.
|
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China views the Nobel Peace laureate as a dangerous separatist.
|
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"This is a dangerous investigation that's going on," said Rep.
|
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Put simply: Anger over the dangerous conditions on Dhaka's roads.
|
|
House Republicans warned that Democrats had set a dangerous precedent.
|
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Mr. Sessions' stance is not just troubling, it is dangerous.
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No, this was a man's dog: Strong, muscular and dangerous.
|
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That's very dangerous, and they probably should stop doing it.
|
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Another dangerous cross for Croatia fails to meet a target.
|
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"Love is a dangerous commodity — fraught with peril," he said.
|
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It was super dangerous and unnecessary ... but also ... kinda funny.
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Super tackle by Ashley Young on another dangerous Croatia cross.
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Irma, he said, is more powerful and dangerous than Andrew.
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"It's dangerous and it's exciting," she said of the gunpowder.
|
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" Trump also cautioned that "the vaccines can be very dangerous.
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The Roma people say the interventions are a dangerous menace.
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"It's dangerous to decorate with rhinestones and pearls," she said.
|
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"It has the potential to become extremely dangerous," he said.
|
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But was the immediate area around her own building dangerous?
|
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These nationalist impulses, however dangerous, emerge from basic human instinct.
|
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"These rumors get dangerous with that added fear and suspicion."
|
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It sends the wrong message to Iran, and that's dangerous.
|
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Fake & Corrupt News that is very dangerous for our Country!
|
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And they make what he is doing much more dangerous.
|
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In a moment of crisis, it's particularly jarring and dangerous.
|
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This is a dangerous virus for most age groups. pic.twitter.
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"Your home can be the most dangerous place," he said.
|
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"Fetishizing cultural memory is both dangerous and foolhardy," he says.
|
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Some denounced the treaty as a naïve and dangerous diversion.
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I have tried something that my husband claims is dangerous.
|
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Not only is it wrong, but dangerous, Mr. Han said.
|
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It only takes one bullet to disable someone who's dangerous.
|
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The ride could get very bumpy and dangerous very quickly.
|
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"The world is living in a dangerous period," he said.
|
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Whatever the underlying causes, "it's incredibly dangerous," Dr. Dong said.
|
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"It's too dangerous to drive on the roads," Barnard says.
|
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Health minister Greg Hunt called the proposal "dangerous" last month.
|
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It's dangerous right now, albeit in generally more primitive terms.
|
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Videos encouraging harmful and dangerous challenges are against our policies.
|
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Mr. Payne faced down more dangerous adversaries than Mr. Sharpton.
|
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I know that historical analogies are dangerous, but here goes.
|
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They can't work, because leaving the house is too dangerous.
|
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Maybe, but that's a kind of dangerous naivety, I think.
|
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But the N.S.A. is known to have developed dangerous cyberweapons.
|
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Mr. Worboys's accusers believe he remains dangerous, Ms. Wistrich said.
|
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The chow hall, too, is a dangerous place to linger.
|
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But there is a difference, and a potentially dangerous one.
|
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The antibiotics were narrowed to focus on this dangerous bug.
|
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At that time, Republicans called it a dangerous borrowing spree.
|
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This is a dangerous gamble, some of his colleagues argue.
|
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I've never heard the passage sound so fraught and dangerous.
|
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I knew that leaving for the unknown would be dangerous.
|
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This has made citizens' arrests dangerous, says a CND member.
|
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In the age of Amazon, that formula can be dangerous.
|
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In fact, it's vital to understanding Trump's dangerous foreign policy.
|
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Only his seduction leads them all down a dangerous path.
|
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If we lose that, we're in a very dangerous place.
|
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"Tiny little boats of information can be dangerous," he said.
|
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The evidence always indicated that opioids can be very dangerous.
|
|
As a set, this behemoth is stiff, clunky and dangerous.
|
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But it's an incredibly dangerous time to shut them down.
|
|
This time, Trump's strategy is even darker and more dangerous.
|
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"We believe this sets a dangerous precedent," Mr. Song said.
|
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The United States created another dangerous chance eight minutes later.
|
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Tal Afar, September 2004 young men were dangerous including us.
|
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"Dialogue of Wind and Sea" came across as downright dangerous.
|
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"Huawei is something that is very dangerous," Mr. Trump said.
|
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Still, experts acknowledge, it's clear alcohol is dangerous and deadly.
|
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In the US, childbirth has been growing more dangerous recently.
|
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It's dangerous for everyone, especially when they're busting through intersections.
|
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Without some visible change, it can become a dangerous situation.
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There's some really good ... Yeah, and then that's what's dangerous.
|
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Our ignorance about pandemics tends to swing to dangerous panic.
|
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That's an incredibly dangerous legal precedent for all pregnant women.
|
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"These tariffs are dangerous," Alexander said on the Senate floor.
|
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So parents of infants are trapped in a dangerous limbo.
|
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Donald Trump and his allies treat them as dangerous invaders.
|
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Besides, Elizabeth I knew that Douglas was dangerous to her.
|
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The state claimed that the warehouse was flagrantly, cavalierly dangerous.
|
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However the drama ends, Europe is playing a dangerous game.
|
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By the early 22020s, it was also widely considered dangerous.
|
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At 12 years old, our son reached a dangerous phase.
|
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"The road conditions were difficult and more dangerous," he said.
|
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" In the video, he claimed: "It's very dangerous out there.
|
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You can groan, like what a silly ... It's really dangerous.
|
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This catastrophic gradualism is dangerous, disheartening citizens opposed to populists.
|
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She finds Donald Trump upsetting and dangerous, so steers clear.
|
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Ho said, but he refused, saying it was too dangerous.
|
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Carte blanche authority is admittedly dangerous; funds can be misused.
|
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He is sick of mind, impetuous, arrogant, belligerent and dangerous.
|
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The Reply All button should be considered armed and dangerous.
|
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They're also forgetting that humans are very dangerous things, too!
|
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The necessary side effect is that they are increasingly dangerous.
|
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But he said delays at the ports would be dangerous.
|
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Should he win, it would set a very dangerous precedent.
|
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It is impossible today, it is dangerous, to ignore that.
|
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"Wolves are dangerous and they breed explosively," Ms. Grimm said.
|
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The work of freedom is messy, dangerous, and intentionally uncomfortable.
|
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To put it very simply: It is a dangerous moment.
|
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"It's dangerous to be an MC," Nas wrote on Instagram.
|
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Trump's instinct to blow up the status quo is dangerous.
|
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He deserves his fate, but it sets a dangerous precedent.
|
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Student Opinion Some sports, like extreme mountain climbing, are dangerous.
|
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"Larry is the most dangerous type of abuser," she said.
|
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People are leaving Central America because life there is dangerous.
|
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It is thrilling and dangerous and beautiful all at once.
|
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"It's dangerous at the moment to be ironic," he said.
|
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It is far bigger and far more dangerous than Trump.
|
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"It's dangerous to read too much into this," she said.
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At best this was petty, at worst this is dangerous.
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But riding on roads is much more dangerous for riders.
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" Still, the chancellor called Monday night's events "unlawful and dangerous.
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They have borderline levels of LDL cholesterol, the dangerous kind.
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This would be dangerous regardless of Mr. Trump's legal shortcomings.
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It is dangerous to both the guards and the inmates.
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They don't wanna be in certain locations because it's dangerous.
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These politicians are frauds and, in many ways, dangerous frauds.
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Dusan Tadic puts an incredibly dangerous ball through the box.
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