They're not going to get themselves in danger because you put yourself in danger.
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Remaining White Helmets in danger "We are still in danger," Abu Muhanad, another White Helmet member, told CNN.
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By this point your life is in danger because you are starving and I have systematically put it in danger.
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"It puts us in danger, it puts our patients in danger," Kelley Cabrera, an emergency room nurse in the Bronx, told The Times.
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But the same people most in danger from a Trump presidency are also in danger from the bitter-end anger of disappointed Trumpists.
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"Today, the American soldier is in danger, tomorrow the European soldier could be in danger," Mr. Rouhani said in a speech, Agence France-Presse reported.
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She has been doing some stuff that puts her site in danger, and puts herself in danger of what's happening in the Philippines, which is reprehensible.
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You are willfully spreading misinformation to an enormous audience, misinformation that could put their health in danger or put the health of those around them in danger.
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Any lag in snapping into gear -- like thoughtlessly touching their mouths while traveling -- could put them in danger of infection, and hence in danger of infecting others.
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"The delay never put us in a situation where any kids' lives were in danger, any teachers' lives were in danger," Pustizzi said at a news conference.
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"The delay never put us in a situation where any kids' lives were in danger, any teachers lives were in danger," Pustizzi said at a news conference.
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Prosecution: Bergdahl put soldiers in danger But government prosecutors said Bergdahl was aware of the risks when he deserted, and that doing so put his fellow soldiers in danger.
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"The delay never put us in a situation where any kids' lives were in danger, any teachers lives were in danger," Pustizzi said at a news conference Thursday afternoon.
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"Apple doesn't look like a great risk-reward, not because I think it's in danger of falling, but I think it's in danger of stalling," Schlossberg said during the same segment.
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" To the Editor: Re "Is Our Democracy in Danger?
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Dozens of activists staged a sit-in outside the Rabat court before the first hearing in her trial, chanting: "What a shame freedoms are in danger, what a shame journalism is in danger".
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Maybe those were real meteors and people are in danger?
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Now net neutrality is in danger, and Wheeler isn't pleased.
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I honestly feel like my team could be in danger.
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Officers have told CNN the policy puts them in danger.
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It's pure fidgety caprice that puts the country in danger.
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You might be in danger of having your account closed.
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You don't want them to put your cookout in danger.
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Otherwise, hundreds of millions of lives will be in danger.
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It is not just my family who is in danger.
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"I think he means he is in danger," she said.
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Am I putting him in danger, just by visiting him?
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Officers told CNN that the policy puts them in danger.
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And that, according to Butterfly, is putting women in danger.
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They also draw attention to buildings in danger of demolition.
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But do you have to put our lives in danger?
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However, lest we forget, Bergdahl put other soldiers in danger.
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The system seems to be in danger of destroying itself.
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The lessons of which are in danger of being forgotten.
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Existence in Aleppo means that you are always in danger.
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"America is not in danger from sharia law," she said.
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UGG boot lovers are in danger of a mass conversion.
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" "Our digital lives are now in danger every single day.
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You know, the thing that actually put players in danger.
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As a result, thousands of ordinary people are in danger.
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The difference in this case ... putting her son in danger.
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"There was no sign we were in danger," she said.
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Are we in danger of colliding with this black hole?
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That kind of language puts our troops in danger overseas.
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Now I wasn't in danger of being a bad person.
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Rescue workers say hundreds are still trapped in danger zones.
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Republicans are once again in danger of losing the majority.
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Following Carlos Ghosn's downfall, they are in danger of extinction.
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Take a look at the landmarks that are in danger.
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But the United States is now in danger of backsliding.
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The pinned down force was in danger of being overrun.
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His pulse rate never rises above 80, even in danger.
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First, you have to protect people who are in danger.
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Please don't put Deaf lives in danger because you're clueless.
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All three efforts are in danger of delay or defeat.
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RELATED: Is your favorite show in danger of being canceled?
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"People are worried that Buddhism is in danger," he said.
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She also told us Santos' life is not in danger.
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Now, they're in danger of losing even that limited access.
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I believed that the subculture was in danger of extinction.
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"He put our lives in danger," Herrig told TMZ Sports.
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Did I ever feel like my life was in danger?
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"Records really are in danger of extinction here," Yessel added.
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And am I in danger of becoming one of them?
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The rabbit is both out of reach and in danger.
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But from the very beginning, the girls were in danger.
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This almost certainly places those relatives in danger of deportation.
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Shannon knew she was in danger of losing her home.
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She is no longer listed as missing and in danger.
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They could be in danger of deportation beginning in March.
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The panel is also putting abortion providers' lives in danger.
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If Democrats win, you and your family are in danger.
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Traditions in danger of vanishing are given a special designation.
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Many have purposely put themselves in danger through coastal living.
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Even dogs that avoid the water may be in danger.
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The bottom line is people's lives are in danger here.
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Seen more broadly, Chinese institutions are in danger of decay.
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If I respond, could my physical safety be in danger?
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Was Israel's special relationship with Germany, too, now in danger?
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I gave you power and it put me in danger.
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Moezzi's life was already in danger before this latest development.
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What if you're in danger of taking your own life?
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The White House is in danger of repeating the error.
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I feel good because I like helping people in danger.
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Its sad this man is putting Americans live in danger.
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"One million species are in danger of extinction," she said.
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Are the lives of those who testified also in danger?
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"Everything's in danger right now," Ms. Mendoza, a Democrat, said.
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It is in danger of giving birth to its opposite.
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Though other industries are in danger, your position is safe.
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The UNFCCC process was in danger of falling apart entirely.
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Writers can't simply place Will in danger again and again.
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In the 1970s, bald eagles were in danger of extinction.
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"They are going to put people in danger," she said.
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This ring won't put you in danger on the subways.
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Until Wednesday, I never felt in danger during a protest.
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While they weren't in danger, their fame kept them prisoner.
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The veins in his neck seemed in danger of rupturing.
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Until then, we are all in danger of being blackmailed.
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The GOP is in danger of alienating a whole generation.
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"I felt like my group was in danger," he said.
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But the term "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid," a label that NASA routinely gives to various space rocks, doesn't mean that Earth is in danger—or even potentially in danger, at least not any time soon.
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Far from the faux election rigging that Donald Trump has been harping on for weeks, this election isn't in danger of being stolen by Hillary Clinton, but in danger of being stolen from her.
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But that mishap "never put us in a situation where any kids' lives were in danger, any teachers' lives were in danger," said Coral Springs police Chief Tony Pustizzi, whose officers responded to the scene.
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Her gait was unsteady, and she was in danger of falling.
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In this case, that advice may have put people in danger.
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She appeared to be "drugged and in danger," the caller claimed.
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But it's not "in danger" — at least not according to UNESCO.
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If so, the idea of America itself might be in danger.
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If that were to happen, NAFTA itself could be in danger.
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"The lives of those injured are not in danger," he said.
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"We're in danger of driving this into the dirt," he said.
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Everyone at Winterfell is in danger of dying in this episode.
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It's very clear that Fauna is in danger of dying. But!
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Your cute, sparkly iPhone case could be putting you in danger.
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"I felt my life was in danger," he told the station.
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While our republic isn't in danger of devolving into all-out
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"Her life was now in danger," said her husband, David Martinez.
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We're not supposed to think she's in danger because she's female.
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Of the 6,700 worldwide, approximately 40% are in danger of disappearing.
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But the First Amendment in the United States isn't in danger.
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Some are afraid of being in danger of deportation by affiliation.
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Not as a representative for those who are actually in danger.
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They are currently in danger, and the world has taken notice.
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Not to freak you out, but you're literally always in danger.
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Another aspect of baths that can put your skin in danger?
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Spanier argued his actions did not put any child in danger.
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One of the buildings was in danger of falling down completely.
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VICE: When did you first realize that you were in danger?
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Officers repeatedly told CNN that the policy puts them in danger.
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Is Donald Trump in danger of losing his "billionaire businessman" prefix?
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But Trump may also end up in danger of losing his.
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Defense attorneys say the soldier felt his life was in danger.
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We see him put people in danger because of teenage stubbornness.
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Kourtney Kardashian is in danger of losing her "Kardashian privileges," apparently.
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A great party is in danger of becoming a fanatical sect.
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However, some say those markets are in danger of becoming overheated.
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Now the units are in danger of disappearing, says Mr Muggah.
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So unless you're right near FSU, you're likely not in danger.
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And so we didn't literally feel like we were in danger.
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But even after the surgery, Teegan's life was still in danger.
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Perhaps more worryingly, Kenya's faltering democratic progress is also in danger.
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Look, if we did it -- SCHOEN: Every American is in danger.
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But more than anything, this law has put us in danger.
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But none of the books are remotely in danger of flunking.
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Attorney Lee Gelernt says the regulations will put families in danger.
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The Secret Service said no one had been put in danger.
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We're told he had no intention of putting anyone in danger.
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To guarantee the waterworks, a loyal dog is put in danger.
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Another 673 rural hospitals are in danger of shutting their doors.
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A loss would also have placed Turnbull's personal position in danger.
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It is now allowed if a mother's life is in danger.
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Police later determined that Manziel was safe and not in danger.
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"His [Hayes'] life was in danger," Daniels said in his statement.
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Terminations are only permitted when the mother's life is in danger.
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Where not just women are in danger, but all marginalized people.
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He was willing to put my life in danger as punishment.
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"Don't put your life in danger," the Guards navy representative says.
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By that metric, at least, we seem in danger of underperforming.
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Everything we have built up is in danger of being destroyed.
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"We know the special counsel office is in danger," Booker said.
|
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"He's in danger," said the voice, and then a click. Silence.
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George was in danger of losing the ranch to back taxes.
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Republican incumbents long thought to be in danger include Illinois Gov.
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That investigation puts the survival of the Trump presidency in danger.
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They didn't want to put people in danger to save them.
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They are also in danger of being replaced by something better.
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Those huge policy blunders have now put German democracy in danger.
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Determining whether she was in danger was not a simple task.
|
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Hundreds of thousands of Nigerian children are in danger of starvation.
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Knowing this, they still willingly and eagerly put themselves in danger.
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And now, he said, it's in danger of all falling apart.
|
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And the GOP is in danger of the very same affliction.
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And the lives of their future generations are put in danger.
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But I don't want to put those around me in danger.
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And is Bannon really in danger of losing his Breitbart platform?
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"Parliamentary elections are in danger of becoming a formality," she added.
|
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The whole machinery feels in danger of racing out of control.
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It has been in danger of disappearing almost since the start.
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The internet is in danger of stopping us from being human.
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The escalating price means HS2000 is in danger of being derailed.
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Without them, the craft would be in danger of dying out.
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The catch is simple: You're always in danger of being killed.
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So, I don't feel in danger when I'm in the bush.
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We are in danger of going back to those old policies.
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The House bill never appeared to be in danger of failing.
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"To be in Mississippi is to be in danger," she said.
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They are in danger of becoming victims of their own success.
|
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"Did you feel you were in danger?" a Bulgarian TV host
|
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The roof of the building seemed in danger of blowing away.
|
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If the discontent spreads, her leadership position could be in danger.
|
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Only the neighborhoods in lower areas were in danger of flooding.
|
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People generally suffer PTSD only after they're no longer in danger.
|
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"I genuinely feel our republic is in danger," Mr. Pritzker said.
|
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First, don't promise confidentiality to people in danger of state persecution.
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"I thought I was in danger of not finishing," he said.
|
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But slide too far toward safety, and you're back in danger.
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It's easy to believe that your anxiety means you're in danger.
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"Right-wing rule is in danger," he said at the time.
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My family and I were in danger of losing our home.
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They truly believe they're in danger because they know too much.
|
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The whistleblower's lawyers said these comments put their client in danger.
|
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They won awards for their scoops but were put in danger.
|
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The people most hurt and put in danger were ordinary Americans.
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"You are always in danger of being shut down," she said.
|
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Parliamentarians were outraged, claiming that her blame put them in danger.
|
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And nearly all of them are in danger of going extinct.
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He puts lives in danger, and media owners bid for him.
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The rich are rich enough to not put themselves in danger.
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I can't imagine breaking down somewhere and putting them in danger.
|
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The factory was short of orders and in danger of closing.
|
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You mention nothing that suggests these boys were actually in danger.
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Putting all of America and our citizens in danger, great danger.
|
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These places are constantly in danger of disappearing without public attention.
|
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But all that is in danger in the age of Trump.
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Even when their lives weren't in danger, their dignity surely was.
|
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We see him put people in danger because of teenage idiocy.
|
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How easy it would have been, in this piece about young people in danger, made in a time when we have seen many young people in danger, to achieve a smooth, custardy, yes-we-all-agree effect.
|
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But his life will be in danger again due to this betrayal.
|
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She says Sabrina is in danger in the mines, and she's right.
|
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And are New York City&aposs sanctuary policies putting residents in danger?
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"I put me and Victoria in danger by continuing to stay there."
|
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But now, its product line is in danger of becoming too crowded.
|
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Some industry watchers say Saikawa's career at the automaker is in danger.
|
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This is the sense in which the United States is in danger.
|
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"(Democrats) were notified we were physically in danger," Gelser tweeted Friday evening.
|
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But her family told local media they believed she was in danger.
|
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Public health officials said it's unlikely the wider public is in danger.
|
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It is, however, in danger of being automated itself down the line.
|
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The recent backlash made him feel like Tesla's "aura" is in danger.
|
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But now, the club could be in danger, The Huffington Post reports.
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If me & mines ain't safe, if me & mines in danger.... Guess what???
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It became increasingly clear to everyone that India was in danger, though.
|
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Critics say it discriminates against transgender individuals and puts them in danger.
|
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Many other deported migrants say their lives are in danger back home.
|
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After watching the footage, officers believed that the victim was in danger.
|
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An area downwind from the fire is considered to be in danger.
|
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank is in danger of over-WeWorking itself.
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Without that, much more than the Future Investment Initiative is in danger.
|
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It's unlikely that anyone with a healthy immune system is in danger.
|
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The Philippines was close enough to be put in danger, he said.
|
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The diplomat cited doctors who say their lives were not in danger.
|
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Go deeper: 60% of wild coffee species are in danger of extinction
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If it really is a chemical leak, the town is in danger.
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So we should not accept anything that puts that freedom in danger.
|
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Sony's U.S. phone operations could be in danger of shutting down altogether.
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The fact is that ObamaCare was in danger long before last week.
|
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Human beings have a right to flee when they are in danger.
|
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"We're in danger of driving this into the dirt," Dickerson later added. .
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It will put America at risk and in danger at every turn.
|
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However, 16 varieties are currently considered to be in danger of extinction.
|
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Why would she put herself and her child in danger like that?
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The result means Brexit talks are now in danger of being delayed.
|
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Just by writing this piece, I've put my Twitter mentions in danger.
|
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Now, political parties may be in danger of facing blasphemy accusations themselves.
|
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His proposed laws will put women, immigrants and many others in danger.
|
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Even Jack Ma thinks that his job is in danger from robots.
|
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An "endangered" listing means that a species is in danger of extinction.
|
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"If my Koa is in danger, mama bear comes out," she wrote.
|
|
Primordially, we know that when we get too cold, we're in danger.
|
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Now that strategy is in danger if it can't change this narrative.
|
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Democracy: Why Our Freedom is in Danger and How to Save It.
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CNN is using a pseudonym as his life could be in danger.
|
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin is in danger of becoming something like respectable.
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The health of society (justice, political stability) should also be in danger.
|
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"If I go back, my life is in danger," Karim told Bloomberg.
|
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But unlike Flake, Hensarling was not in danger of losing his seat.
|
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And these wallets, in nearly all their forms, are also in danger.
|
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Those first flights were already in danger of delays before the explosion.
|
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Eversource categorized this incident as "Priority 1," meaning lives were in danger.
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Ignoring the facts will put Americans in danger, at home and abroad.
|
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The SDF and the coalition have denied the dam is in danger.
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My life is in danger again now that I'm back in Mexico.
|
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I felt physically threatened, as though my actual body were in danger.
|
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A chemical plant owned by the company Arkema is also in danger.
|
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U.S. intelligence agencies knew before his disappearance that Khashoggi was in danger.
|
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If you are in danger of acting on suicidal thoughts, call 911.
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Our Brad sources insist ... he's never put his kids in danger ... ever.
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What gets written on UK punting can put sex workers in danger.
|
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He likes Judith too much to put her and Alexandria in danger.
|
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Other benefits for retirees like life insurance, however, could be in danger.
|
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And that puts people in danger of being evicted and becoming homeless.
|
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"Delivereros," many undocumented, put themselves in danger every day, for little reward.
|
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Authorities say Obama and his family were unharmed and not in danger.
|
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It's when the starlet advances to phase two that she's in danger.
|
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Neither Beijing nor Moscow are in danger of immediate collapse, of course.
|
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Some worry that the city is in danger of becoming a dump.
|
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So far, Rob's been spared, but 18,000 structures are still in danger.
|
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Sites that are in danger preservation-wise might get a higher priority.
|
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I never really felt in danger until after gay marriage was legalized.
|
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To buy one now is to put those people's lives in danger.
|
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Doades said the company was not in danger of running out soon.
|
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It tanked, and suddenly my whole career seemed to be in danger.
|
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"I was never discriminated against; I never felt in danger," he said.
|
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That person's life was not considered to be in danger, she added.
|
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There was a procedure to search for and recover comrades in danger.
|
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Since then, concerns that her nomination could be in danger have grown.
|
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It came in danger of dropping below its 50-day moving average.
|
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"They're putting not only themselves in danger, but innocent bystanders," she said.
|
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Mr Giuliani and Mr Trump are in danger of proving him right. ■
|
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Yet the Catalan regional authorities are putting this remarkable achievement in danger.
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He's not alone in being in danger of running out of cash.
|
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She also put an untold number of innocent people's lives in danger.
|
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Families are living this life and in danger of losing their homes.
|
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"There was nothing to indicate the flight was in danger," he said.
|
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Instead, Trump has tweeted blanket reassurances that Americans are not in danger.
|
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She felt her life was in danger, Shook said, and acted accordingly.
|
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To be clear, the FDA isn't claiming that anyone is in danger.
|
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China is no longer in danger of being labeled a currency manipulator.
|
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Children must be protected, not exposed to violence or put in danger.
|
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A lot of people's lives are going to be in danger tomorrow.
|
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At no time was any Secret Service protectee in danger or impacted.
|
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Yemen is currently embroiled in a civil war with civilians in danger.
|
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U.'s key values are in danger, if we don't act now.
|
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Breakingviews Saudi Aramco is in danger of undermining its own cash call.
|
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Steve Kleinman, who was a military investigator whose life was in danger.
|
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But his road forward is in danger of running out of tarmac.
|
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Doing so can put fewer service members in danger and protect civilians.
|
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They also feel like their lives are in even more in danger.
|
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Cruz won Texas, where he was in danger, as well as Oklahoma.
|
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Yet the government has warned us that our grants are in danger.
|
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Doctors felt that a vaginal birth would put the baby in danger.
|
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It feels like I'm always the messenger in danger of getting shot.
|
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I want elected officials to know that our children are in danger.
|
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There are people who feel Trump's rise puts their lives in danger.
|
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Do they know that American democracy is in danger of coming apart?
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In other words, right now, millions of computers could be in danger.
|
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Not only are some species of African vultures in danger of extinction, Wolter says, but an entire South African ecosystem is in danger of collapse, fueled by poachers whose animals oftentimes end up in the hands of sangomas.
|
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Either the people are alive and safe somewhere inside, in which case taking risks only serves to place rescuers in danger, or they have already perished, in which case there is zero reason to place rescuers in danger.
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I asked her over Reddit messages about how the mods handle some of the more dramatic situations which appear, comments implying that a member's life is in danger, or that they're in danger of committing acts of violence themselves.
|
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Yet it is in danger of getting less from India than he hoped.
|
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Do you remember when everyone was telling us our lives were in danger?
|
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And first responders cannot get to people in danger in a timely manner.
|
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But we also know that he must know his friends are in danger.
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My parents felt that our lives would be in danger if we stayed.
|
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He's never put her in a position where her life is in danger.
|
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That, in turn, leaves it in danger of losing less patient players' attention.
|
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He knew justice was rare and witnesses were in danger of police retaliation.
|
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However, the worthy are always in danger of being swamped by the whimsical.
|
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Instead, it's become a confused category, one in danger of becoming creatively stagnant.
|
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Why would any person continue to put their friends and themselves in danger?
|
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Zoo officials said they killed Harambe because the boy's life was in danger.
|
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All four were targeted by lobbyists, yet none seems in danger of losing.
|
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Jude is struggling academically at UCLA and in danger of losing his scholarship.
|
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"If we weren't in danger," she said, crying, "why would we have come?"
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You're in danger of a steep falloff of turnout from Bernie's primary voters.
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Also, I've always stayed away from other photographers when working in danger zones.
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I'm in danger, but that's where my family is, where my friends are.
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The Economist: Is the G7 in danger of becoming the G6 plus one?
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For now, those scenarios are not in danger of becoming reality just yet.
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Such sales might be put in danger by a military experiencing widespread upheaval.
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Coleman had previously told TMZ Sports he believed his life was in danger.
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We're going to — gentlemen, we're in danger of driving this into the dirt.
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But while the mixture is dangerous, it shouldn't put many people in danger.
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No woman should feel that sharing her opinion could put her in danger.
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Former 9-1-1 star Connie Britton's new character is in danger, girl.
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They posted urgent messages on social media saying their lives were in danger.
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After the job goes offroad (literally), his whole family is put in danger.
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Moreover, an outright resignation would have put her ruling Saenuri Party in danger.
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Mr Weinstein's career is over and his company seems in danger of collapse.
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Arya Stark is in danger of morphing from a vigilante into a sociopath.
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Whales are in danger from threats like noise pollution, trash, acidification and overfishing.
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TALK of tariffs is in danger of developing into cries of trade war.
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Even just a quick glance can be enough to put you in danger.
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Clapper said Assange had put American lives in danger and deserved no credibility.
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Jefferies said Mattel is specifically in danger because it vertically manufactures in China.
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It is also an effort in danger of running into the Nagoya protocol.
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The woman from the outside line screamed that her friend was in danger.
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How could the Fleshlights allow Brady to put himself in danger like this?
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Swearengin says she reminds her mother that she's in danger for other reasons.
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It's so forgiving that it never feels like you're in danger of capsizing.
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"We are in danger of drifting into no deal by accident," she said.
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When in danger, you need to use anything you can to protect yourself.
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"That would put the stability of the financial system in danger," Bee said.
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And if we do get them, are we in danger of being Hamburgled?
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"If I talk to you my family will be in danger," Greene said.
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""That has fueled fears Austria's traditional Western and Christian culture is in danger.
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Of those, only the Everglades were rated "in danger" by the Heritage Committee.
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Turkey seems in danger of stumbling into an unplanned but potentially costly fight.
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The younger faction of my family also thought my life was in danger.
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Before Dr. Ngor's death, his family feared his life might be in danger.
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No child, no teacher should ever be in danger in an American school.
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If we ban him are we not in danger of doing the same?
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Queen Minnie explains that this throne of power is, in fact, in danger.
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Otherwise, 'A' is just always putting them in danger and still saving them.
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You are in danger of tyrannical minority rule inflicted by supposedly majoritarian institutions.
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But Ms. McLean didn't overuse what is in danger of becoming a gimmick.
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Conservatives called the action an illegal overreach that will put children in danger.
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We're in danger of becoming mired in this single issue, win-lose negotiation.
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"For now, the artworks of the Louvre are not in danger," she said.
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"A lot of these habitats in this exhibit are in danger," he said.
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The Guajajara people of the state of Maranhão knew they were in danger.
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For every real user in danger, there would be 10 accidental account wipes.
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Why not something that only deploys when the phone is in danger, then?
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I'm never going to put another kid in danger of a punch. Ever.
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Yet another person's life is in danger from a vaping-related lung injury.
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And most, he said, are in danger of disappearing in the next decade.
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Officials argue that without coal and nuclear, the electric grid is in danger.
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Some Kenyan athletes are also in danger of being barred because of doping.
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Apple&aposs first major theatrical movie is in danger of not being released.
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She said she opened fire because she believed her life was in danger.
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The city is in danger of losing its UNESCO World Heritage site status.
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My parents came to the United States because my father was in danger.
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"No personnel or passengers were in danger at any time," the statement said.
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These are trends that, if left unchecked, will put us all in danger.
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A crucial brick in that system is now in danger of being removed.
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By now you'll have heard that London clubbing institution fabric is in danger.
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Portland stabbings We're told to step up when we see people in danger.
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Germany's foreign ministry said Schengen, Europe's passport-free travel zone, was "in danger".
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She was not the only one who felt the child was in danger.
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Yet, it's the Endangered Species Act that's now looking like it's in danger.
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Rumors started circulating that the fight was in danger of being called off.
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His position is vital to understanding why AHCA appears to be in danger.
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"They're putting people's lives in danger, and they should be stopped," Gonzalez said.
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The Green River, like many other waterways, is also in danger of contamination.
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Should objects be returned even when the return might place them in danger?
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Second, we need to expand screening and treatment for women now in danger.
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Since the bill could later be reintroduced, protesters felt they remained in danger.
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Mozambique was in danger of plunging back into the chaos of its past.
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Coach Dave Hakstol lost his biggest backer, and his job is in danger.
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All of those flows of cash are in danger as consumption spending plunges.
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All of those flows of cash are in danger as consumption spending plunges.
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Those are the kinds of movies that are most in danger right now.
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"You had to understand people's lives were in danger," Christopher Sparks, 17, said.
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The driver said he wouldn't put his life in danger for anything less.
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Now, they are starting to reluctantly accept that they too are in danger.
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Of course I put him in danger because I couldn't stop getting high.
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They just don't want to see their parents under distress or in danger.
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However, this once vibrant hallmark of American consumerism is in danger of extinction.
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Signs are accumulating that the eurozone is in danger of slipping into recession.
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Bryan later shared that the walker even put her two dogs in danger.
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She may well end being in danger, but she sure isn't right now.
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The fighter's neck is fractured, and he's in danger of never walking again.
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Instagram will warn you when your account is in danger of being deleted.
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Today, their catalog appears to be in danger of being forgotten by consumers.
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Democrats are in danger of being hoisted by their own petard in 2020.
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Britain, it seems, is in danger of becoming the world's largest church fete.
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Many species are also in danger in southern Brazil and north-east India.
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It's here that the novel is in danger of becoming literally escapist fare.
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Bankers to the ultra-wealthy are in danger of stoking a superprime bubble.
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Democrats warned that Mr. Trump was putting vulnerable middle-class Americans in danger.
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And he remains in danger of missing the next debate, scheduled for Jan.
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The old virtuous circle is in danger of becoming a new vicious cycle.
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Now advocates and city education officials fear the schools may be in danger.
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The driver's seat front airbag is not in danger of explosion, Subaru said.
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An on-the-nose choice, considering Payton and Infinity's lives are in danger.
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In Vienna, the genre was in danger of being pushed aside by singspiels.
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The isolation drives him insane, putting his wife and young son in danger.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Men are in danger of falling off the catwalk in Europe.
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Throughout Africa, elephants are in danger due to hunting and human population growth.
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Investigators say Jayme apparently vanished just after the shootings and is in danger.
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Meanwhile, false claims about ectopic pregnancies could put patients in danger, Grossman said.
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But abortion was illegal in Iran, unless the mother's life was in danger.
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Mohammad Radmanish, a Defense Ministry spokesman, disputed her claims of being in danger.
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Japan's Self-Defense Forces deployed teams in boats to save those in danger.
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He asked to remain anonymous because he believed he could be in danger.
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Those are in danger because they were low human touch and low creativity.
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Among the student groups who feel most in danger is the LGBTQ community.
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Hopovac figured he was in danger, too, because he'd been at the house.
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"Martha didn't realize that level of purity put her in danger," says Cockburn.
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No smoking onboard; this one's already in danger of going up in flames.
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We're used to thinking about the remains of the past as in danger of disappearing because they are so scarce, but in many ways the opposite is true: We are in danger of losing those remains because they overwhelm us.
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"Today, the American soldier is in danger, tomorrow the European soldier could be in danger," Rouhani told a televised Cabinet meeting, a day after the three European nations announced they were triggering the "dispute resolution mechanism" outlined in the landmark deal.
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If there's a gap in ground communication, it could put the astronauts in danger.
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Now Facebook is in danger of that same scenario playing out with augmented reality.
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Worrying about whether or not your life is in danger taints that experience forever.
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If it isn't replaced, the American health insurance model will indeed be in danger.
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Upkes told reporters on Friday that Wolfe's wife is not missing or in danger.
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Mina said there was no indication during negotiations that the children were in danger.
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Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, is in recession, and in danger of a currency crisis.
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And by doing so, it&aposs going to put all these people in danger.
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Should everyone be celebrating victory when there might be people in danger out there?
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Trigger warnings aren't in danger of sliding down to K-12 schools and movies.
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"You never know whose life you are putting in danger -- including yourself," Wagener said.
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He found one of the three children in the water and clearly in danger.
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No one's life should be placed in danger for exercising their first amendment rights.
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And if their families did not reject them, then children could be in danger.
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That's great, guys, but what about the hero whose life is currently in danger?
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The ruling coalition, in danger of collapse this week, has split over the issue.
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Noelani was last seen with Dariaz Higgins and is considered to be in danger.
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He doesn't care enough not to put you in harm's way or in danger.
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That alone, as his father suggested, could be enough to put him in danger.
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Armistice Day is in danger of becoming an excuse for furore, rather than reflection.
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Those who defended black Americans against these sorts of lynchings placed themselves in danger.
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The others escaped to the local mosque to report their friend was in danger.
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And she says she wants safeguards to detect whether the person is in danger.
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They had said earlier in the week the general public was not in danger.
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"He knew he was in danger," says David Ignatius, Khashoggi's friend and Post colleague.
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Don't put yourself or your gadget in danger just to save a few dollars.
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There remains more post-independence architecture in Delhi that's in danger of being lost.
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And the Europeans are in danger of concluding that the situation is becoming impossible.
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But they seem in danger of bringing about a dark time again, real soon.
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By Tuesday, police had determined that the baby could be in danger, WXIN reports.
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As we are growing more materialistic, we are in danger of losing this connection.
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"She's in danger," LaFontaine-Greywind's mother, Norberta LaFontaine-Greywind, told Fargo's Forum News Service.
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Of course, honeybees like Buzz aren't actually the ones most in danger of extinction.
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When she starts to look into her the massacres, she puts herself in danger.
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"He absolutely put several motorists' lives in danger," Marietta Police Officer Chuck McPhilamy said.
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However, her family is steadfast in their belief she is alive — but in danger.
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Necco brands — including Necco Wafers, Sweethearts, and Clark Bars — are in danger of extinction.
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The accusations also put the charity in danger of losing its British government funding.
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"I'd never put myself in danger of being a real victim," Cherry states firmly.
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She also knew she was in danger, even with a rescue inhaler at hand.
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Mexico was in danger of not proceeding if Germany won against South Korea today.
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No one was injured, and President Bill Clinton was "never in danger," officials said.
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Booker's a fantastic orator who trades Obama's coolness for we're-all-in-danger angst.
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The screen is constantly in danger, and the "fold" is more of a curve.
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Those who do not remember the past may be in danger of repeating it.
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The Yangzi is in danger not only from floods but from its flood controls.
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New York (CNN Business)JCPenney could be in danger of following Sears into bankruptcy.
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And extreme weather patterns caused by climate change are increasingly putting lives in danger.
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Proactively working to break up immigrant families is putting these kids' lives in danger.
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"Migrants are not a danger — they are in danger," Francis told his young audience.
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Just when he seemed safe, the pastor wants to put himself back in danger.
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Anxiety is your body's alarm system and tells you when you are in danger.
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A third of the world's biggest groundwater systems are in danger of drying out.
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Police had blocked off the area around it and no one was in danger.
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As that time runs out, these systems are failing and lives are in danger.
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However, the activism model is hardly in danger of extinction, bankers and lawyers said.
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"No tax is worth putting in danger the unity of the nation," Philippe said.
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But, I mean, this man is really, really in danger of losing his life.
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As the Trump edifice crumbles, the President is not the only one in danger.
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I want to beg him to stop before he really puts himself in danger.
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"I've never felt in danger at all, which has been really nice," he said.
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In this climate, the government will always be in danger of provoking a revolt.
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Both groups – critics and uneducated investors – are in danger of missing the bigger point.
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For my part, it is impossible to say that she is not in danger.
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It's always news when someone says the banks could be in danger, isn't it?
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Prosecutors have said he feared his life may be put in danger by testifying.
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Checks were bouncing, bills were unpaid, they were in danger of losing their apartment.
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Uber is in danger of losing employees to rivals with more welcoming corporate cultures.
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Meanwhile, back at Red Oaks, Nash finds that the club's future is in danger.
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He feels that his work is of value, but he also feels in danger.
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We're also not in danger of being unable to pay back what we owe.
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Oroville dam, the tallest in the nation, is currently in danger of structural failure.
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"Whenever I saw that Jews were in danger," she said, "I covered that story."
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But all of this progress is in danger if Republicans keep control of Congress.
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We each know that, when we teach in America, we are already in danger.
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More than any time in my career, I think our country is in danger.
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Or as great as a family in danger from a violent cartel can be.
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On Thursday, the student approached campus officers, apparently concerned that he was in danger.
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Would those in danger be silent and not say what is on their mind?
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" Addressing the Lebanon ambassador, he said, "Why are you putting your people in danger?
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Mediator The Weekly Standard didn't go along, and now its future is in danger.
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It is still in danger of missing out on the Champions League next season.
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"The warning wasn't written to gather attention," said Ms. Cowles of Kids in Danger.
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"They didn't think their lives were in danger," said Mindi Ramos, Ms. Shepherd's sister.
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Now the union-busting story is in danger of eclipsing the actual union drive.
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So why are we sending kids who are in danger on unsupervised visits home?
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That puts lives in danger, and surely, in the end, will have cost lives.
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Therefore, there could be deals in danger of falling apart if examinations aren't clean.
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Pssst: Poland has scored against Japan, who is now in danger of being eliminated.
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Survivors said they first learned their lives were in danger through word of mouth.
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"He's still in danger," Hanson told me hours later, looking at the tiny figure.
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We were all in danger — my younger brother, my school friends, even my pets.
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Federal law enforcement officials said the public was not in danger at any time.
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But down the stretch, Thomas never appeared in danger of coughing up the lead.
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Two weeks earlier, he had been in danger of losing his tour membership privileges.
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" A third said Mr. Trump "is in danger of losing the mandate of heaven.
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Police said at the time they "strongly" believed the children's lives were in danger.
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Trump responded on Thursday afternoon by saying that Social Security was not in danger.
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In many workplaces, there are procedures for employees in danger of getting the ax.
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With the annex in danger of being overrun, the C.I.A. chief decided to evacuate.
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If you're truly in danger of having a stroke, that's a risk worth taking.
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But the ethnic minorities who live there worry the old ways are in danger.
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But much of Africa's farmland is in danger for another, perhaps simpler, reason: overuse.
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"When any ethnic group feels they are in danger, they pull together," he said.
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Its stock is in danger of being removed from the TSX exchange in Toronto.
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The darkness gives way, and you find yourself on the border, and in danger.
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Government agencies inside Pakistan have admitted that the country's nuclear assets are in danger.
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It contains exceptions for rape, incest or if the woman's life is in danger.
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But U.S. businesses could be in danger of losing key benefits in the deal.
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"Free and democratic Poland is in danger," said Lech Walesa, the former Solidarity leader.
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"The whole situation of freedom of expression in Myanmar is in danger," he said.
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Weakened levees there were in danger of failing and rivers have yet to crest.
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Your identity is in danger if the wrong people get hold of your information.
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Unfortunately, India's growth story is in danger of repeating the lander's ill-fated trajectory.
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Of course, it turns out that he is the person who is in danger.
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The reality is that this proposal will ultimately put Kansans and Americans in danger.
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Meanwhile, coverage for some 20 million Americans remains in danger, as does Medicaid expansion.
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"We are in danger of sleepwalking into a future crisis," Brown told The Guardian.
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As Ms. Renkl eloquently describes, Nashville is in danger of destroying its own history.
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She's staying cool with cervezas, but that ass is in danger of a burn.
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Go deeper: The U.S. communities in danger of being overlooked in the 2020 census
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By late morning, the number of people in danger had climbed past 62 million.
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Fire safety company Kidde is recalling 500,000 smoke detectors that could put consumers in danger.
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Chief Hudson said their lives were no longer in danger but they faced long recoveries.
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It would also monitor media personnel in danger and provide them with protection, Andanar said.
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The results showed the glacier was more in danger of becoming unstable that previously thought.
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I never felt physically in danger, that, 'Oh God, he could do something to me.
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Each day that these cans remain on store shelves, Conagra's negligence puts consumers in danger.
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They're acting too slow, but I'm not bothered because the whole island was in danger.
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It is not against the law to request asylum when your life is in danger.
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Verzilov was no longer in danger but still needed intensive medical care, the doctors said.
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"We know that the special counsel is in danger," Booker said on the Senate floor.
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Do not move unless you are in danger and do not splint any injuries, OK?
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I got to live here because a creature saw me in danger and acted immediately.
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He was surrounded by the friends he considered family and they were all in danger.
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Is Game of Thrones in danger of losing to Westworld for best TV drama series?
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His sister said the family also feared his life was in danger from furious Islamists.
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"Maybe [the] Tor [network] isn't really in danger," Jansen told Motherboard in a Twitter message.
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The film escalates this racist dynamic to a point where Chris's life is in danger.
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Last year at Paradise High School, only two seniors were in danger of not graduating.
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The country is host to 48 native languages, but 21 are in danger of disappearing.
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It may be decades or centuries before it gets far enough to be in danger.
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In May, the NYSE warned Blue Apron that it was in danger of being delisted.
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Decade after decade of deferred maintenance and cost cutting have put us all in danger.
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According to the Maggy prediction above, Cersei is most in danger from her little brother.
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Needless to say, we aren't in danger of these primitive bots becoming sentient anytime soon.
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Every time Mr Kipchoge steps up to the starting line, the record is in danger.
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He is opposed to abortion up until the life of the mother is in danger.
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" Cox: "This law affects us because it puts us in danger, and it's open discrimination.
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The latest ceasefire, agreed to on June 30th, is already in danger of falling apart.
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Like the rest of Asia-Pacific, however, Australia is in danger from Trump's protectionist stance.
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Civilians, particularly children, must not be intentionally put in danger or targeted in any way.
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He says she placed her son in danger after she allegedly drove through some barricades.
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"Our bodies and selves are in danger if we don't please someone else," she explained.
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"Why would any person continue to put their friends and themselves in danger?" he asked.
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Under international maritime law, ships should attempt the rescue of anyone in danger at sea.
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"Sir, you&aposre gonna put a lot of people in danger," says Officer Chris Diaz.
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Now she's in danger of joining Peter O'Toole in the "eight nominations; never won" camp.
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Moreno fears that the stock could be in danger of giving up its entire rally.
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The self-reinforcing outrage cycle is in danger of driving talented people from public life.
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A whistleblower from National Action warned the group that the MP's life was in danger.
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The West Indian manatee is far less in danger of extinction, thanks to conservation efforts.
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It was impossible to imagine that Facebook would ever be in danger, ethically or financially.
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And then there is a baby and there is blood, and everyone is in danger.
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In Ireland and Northern Ireland, abortion is permitted if the mother's life is in danger.
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Slager pursued and killed him even though his life was not in danger, prosecutors said.
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It put the girls and Styles in danger, and infringes on the pop star's privacy.
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I didn't know initially the baby was in danger and there was an AMBER Alert.
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Now you're using #LGBT people in danger around the world to justify attacks on Iran.
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AMERICA'S most ambitious effort to cut carbon-dioxide emissions from power plants is in danger.
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Lo and behold, he does, but that doesn't mean Sun is any less in danger.
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Cis men are not in danger because we are attracted to or date trans women.
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Are we giving the opportunity to people to speak up without feeling they're in danger?
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When you're not in danger, you can also use it as a car charger. Neat!
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We worry about safe spaces and people who are in danger when they perform themselves.
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And although the Senate bill fell apart, presumptive and retroactive eligibility are still in danger.
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But officials did not find evidence the children were in danger and closed the investigation.
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Based on witness statements and surveillance footage ... cops believe the victim's life was in danger.
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Craig had tried for hours to warn emergency services that his brother was in danger.
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"We're in danger of driving this into the dirt", CBS's beleaguered moderator protested, somewhat belatedly.
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"We are in danger of sleepwalking into a future crisis," Brown, 67, told The Guardian.
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And keep the novel, of course, but I don't think the novel is in danger.
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That way, everyone is accounted for and no one is in danger of wandering off.
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"Obviously, your business model is in danger if you don't do the job," he said.
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Both camps are in danger of forgetting that justice is, or ought to be, blind.
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It could have unforeseen circumstances that put future operations, or even American lives, in danger.
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Failure to correct the problems would put that laboratory in danger of losing its certification.
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"We're very confident that others in the neighborhood are not in danger," Sheriff Maciol said.
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Some neighboring countries, including Guatemala, make an exception when a woman's life is in danger.
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He estimates that Trump's tariffs have put at least 2202,2628 industry-dependent jobs in danger.
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But the lesson Assad and his allies learned is that they are not in danger.
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India, home to a sixth of humanity, is in danger of forfeiting its "demographic dividend".
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If you're a climate change advocate, support the green economy because the planet's in danger.
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The walls and vaults are in danger of eroding, so workers have to be delicate.
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Police responding to the Creek and Skirball fires in Los Angeles helped pets in danger.
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"Withholding information is the same as putting pregnant women and their children in danger," Mrs.
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LONDON — Germany's largest bank appears in danger, sending stock markets worldwide on a wild ride.
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The newest deployments are in danger of becoming additional chapters in the same unhappy story.
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Now we're in danger of letting that metaphor get out of control all over again.
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I think Eliot understood that when it comes to love, there is safety in danger.
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The Eighth Amendment of Ireland's Constitution prohibits abortion unless the mother's life is in danger.
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There is something alluring about the adrenaline rush one gets when they engage in danger.
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Without them the technology is in danger of being made available before it is ready.
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Can the planet really be in danger because a rich guy worries about his hairdo?
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The woman on the other end asked if I thought my grandmother was in danger.
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It's not in danger of going bankrupt or even losing money in any given quarter.
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Women would reportedly be allowed to receive the procedure if their life is in danger.
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For starters, you won't be in danger of exposing your locks to any heat damage.
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"Many refugees are putting their lives in danger to cross to the UK," he said.
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Children are most in danger as the truck drivers often don't see them, Ambler said.
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"We are in danger of learning all the wrong lessons from the past," he said.
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"We must not place the persons that have cooperated with us in danger," it said.
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As long as we're not in danger anymore, I don't want to worry about that.
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"I hope not," she said when asked if Wasserman Schultz is in danger of losing.
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Do not move him unless he is in danger and do not splint any injuries.
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"I think she's in danger, and she knows it," Allred said at a press conference.
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It's not just glaciers in Antarctica and the Himalayas that are in danger of disappearing.
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I would be worried that they would be in danger, maybe while going to school.
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"Holland was like a family and part of that family was in danger," Aart said.
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But residents in about 60 cooperatives remain in danger of losing their status as owners.
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"We are in danger of running out of those tanks every day," the doctor said.
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Cholesterol, of course, has to do with whether you're in danger of having heart disease.
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"In the Islamic Republic, you are always in danger," Omid told me through a translator.
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Nothing can stop a mother or a father when their children's lives are in danger.
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He said you have to put yourself in danger to give meaning to the ritual.
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"Everyone on the other side of the [Athabasca] river was now in danger," she said.
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You expressed that you felt like you were sometimes in danger—there were death threats.
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Each has a problematic relationship with a daughter who is or may be in danger.
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But what do you do when close interactions could put you and others in danger?
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In this environment, ASHAs are in danger of contracting the disease and spreading it further.
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"This district is not in danger of being represented by a Republican," Ms. Pressley said.
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Because maintaining such agreements takes constant work, egalitarian communities are always in danger of disintegrating.
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We were not in danger financially, yet my husband still worried it was not enough.
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On Friday, authorities said they weren't sure whether she was missing voluntarily or in danger.
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That will, in turn, likely lead to an escalation that puts thousands more in danger.
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The danger of one big wall is that if it fails, we're all in danger.
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To scientists, these thin and hungry bears are a sign of a species in danger.
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Prosecutors said the rabbits lacked shelter and were in danger because of the imminent snowstorm.
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The United States would have to intervene if Taiwan were in danger of being invaded.
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Burning Man is in danger of becoming burnt out, thanks to the crowds and commercialization.
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Now he is in danger of being swallowed by the same anti-government populist wave.
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Beyond the World Heritage List, Unesco also operates a list called World Heritage in Danger.
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The Tar Heels were coming off consecutive home losses and the streak seemed in danger.
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"I'm a veteran, I have put my life in danger for this country," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Two rights at Uber are in danger of making a wrong.
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A few months ago, it was Iran that was in danger of being pushed out.
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Mr. Netanyahu's government was divided over concessions to the Palestinians and in danger of falling.
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That met the company's forecast, which some analysts believed Tesla was in danger of missing.
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People were freaking out that she was in danger because the monkey's a wild animal.
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Abortion there is banned in all cases, including when the woman's life is in danger.
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He vowed to fix wobbly bridges that he claimed were in danger of falling down.
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"Honestly, to this day, I have never felt like I was in danger," she said.
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That lobbying has been largely successful, but has left consumers in danger of privacy breaches.
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"You are in danger, act now to protect yourself," fire authorities said in an alert.
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Essentially, argue the plaintiffs in the most recent case, Lyft put its riders in danger.
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Today an internet suffix that signals a commitment to public interest ideals is in danger.
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The only people I'm concerned for here are the staff, whose tips are in danger.
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Even some of our most precious indulgences, like coffee, are in danger as temperatures rise.
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And the officers are placed in danger as unsuspecting residents may try to defend themselves.
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Will nonwhite Americans be in danger when they head to the polls on Election Day?
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After the election, I realized all of the work I had done was in danger.
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The finance industry, which contributes 7% of GDP, is in danger of decamping (see page 63).
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Critics say not turning over people living in the country illegally puts the public in danger.
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However, Oregon officials did not find evidence the children were in danger and closed the investigation.
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Just around 40 percent of the jobs performed by white and Asian people are in danger.
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HB896 makes no exceptions for rape, incest, or cases where the women's life is in danger.
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Peoples&apos live ae in danger and we&aposre sitting here talking about-- SCHOEN: Thank goodness.
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He told senators they were putting him in danger by requiring use of a women's restroom.
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The defendants also include six security force personnel accused of failing to help people in danger.
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"If we ban him from the country are we not in danger of doing the same?"
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After last year's G5, LG was in danger of falling out of the Android conversation entirely.
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"We believe that the chemical non-proliferation regime is in danger," said a French diplomatic source.
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Stocks of nickel held by the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) are in danger of disappearing altogether.
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"If we fail to represent, we are in danger of losing people to extremism," he said.
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There were a couple times where my heart felt like it was in danger of overworking.
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Many of them would have fuelled accusations that the bureau was in danger of being suborned.
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More importantly, going to the police would have put Hernández's and her family's lives in danger.
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Yet, until recently, America's "front yard" was in danger of becoming a symbol of national decline.
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Surgery was Bentley's only option, as the protrusion grew bigger and was in danger of rupturing.
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The Republican Party is in danger of splitting apart, former Clinton advisor Sidney Blumenthal said Thursday.
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Her followers and advocates went into crisis mode, tweeting for help believing she was in danger.
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The state of Texas, where she lived, banned abortions unless the woman's life was in danger.
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MannKind is now in danger of going out of business, though it is vowing to survive.
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Jughead compares Hiram to Dracula, expanding his empire in Riverdale, and that everyone is in danger.
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That's how my name came off the ballot and it became Figgy and Mari in danger.
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After their final interaction as "friends," Jane is off the Hale train — and right in danger.
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But there's something strange about the spaceship, something that will put the entire crew in danger.
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Swiss great Roger Federer even suggested the competition was in danger of becoming the "Pique Cup".
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The most active volcano in the Philippines, called Mayon, is in danger of a major eruption.
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Black bears in the US are particularly in danger if they can't connect with Mexican bears.
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Saavedra told Refinery29 that allowing people to use whichever bathroom they choose puts her in danger.
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But police have clearly stated that "public safety is not in danger" due to the situation.
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Some Trump critics have contended that the billionaire's unrestrained tongue could put US secrets in danger.
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I cannot believe the degree of lying, hypocrisy and, frankly, they put this country in danger.
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His new racket looked in danger too when a baseline error allowed the Spaniard to level.
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Starting this month, many users may find that their content is in danger of being deleted.
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"I thought she was in danger," Shelli Azoff, a family friend, testified on Wednesday October 13.
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And because Peter is so overeager, he puts himself and everyone on the ferry in danger.
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But this guy in France wants to put it all in danger for a little publicity.
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But the determined tyke wasn't in danger -- he just decided he wasn't done at the fair.
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I didn't think that she was in danger, I didn't think anything like [this] could've happen.
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Gross, though, thinks a system that relies so much on credit is in danger of imploding.
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So if you oppress a certain people, everyone is in danger, karmically and in real life.
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Rome argues other European countries must step in, and that its passengers were never in danger.
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Police said Morgan made the calls in order to make Lee believe he was in danger.
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Furthermore, it was in danger of losing the ability to institute a temporary ban at all.
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Isn't putting a kid in danger the exact sort of thing superhero registration would theoretically prevent?
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It does allow exceptions for cases of rape, incest or if the mother's life in danger.
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For many of them, the only allowable exception is if the mother's life is in danger.
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The ruling KMT is in danger of losing control of the Legislature for the first time.
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"By appeasing Iran and paying ransoms, the Obama Administration has put Americans in danger," said Sen.
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Once you got over their rhetoric, I never felt in danger, and haven't since I suppose.
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Chen said the order will "severely cripple" the U.S. refugee program, leaving desperate people in danger.
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The whole idea was to have us as uncomfortable as possible without putting us in danger.
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In addition to harming themselves, people are also in danger of lighting up their entire neighborhoods.
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We're not gonna put anyone in danger, so everyone's who works at height is trained, yeah.
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We're not in danger and I think that's why no one uses their bomb shelters seriously.
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But analysts and South African officials worry the country's AGOA benefits may be in danger, again.
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The European Union's commitment to the free, borderless movement of people is in danger of collapse.
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We want to ensure that people are not put in danger as a result of intoxication.
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She said nobody was in danger from her child, whom she referred to using the feminine.
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They might conclude, and not without cause, that we're in danger of becoming a banana republic.
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Whenever I was over there, I came to expect to feel like I was in danger.
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The Republican told CNN's Jim Acosta that although they were trapped, they were not in danger.
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And without robust federal investment, the United States will be in danger of being left behind.
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"Hundreds of thousands of Americans could be in danger over the next 10 years," he said.
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In fact, I worry that we maybe in danger of allowing their erosion though sheer complacency.
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Last year it revealed that 32 billion yuan of loans it had guaranteed were in danger.
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And if one drone's-eye video is any indication, a historic castle could be in danger.
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By May 2013, her marriage ended, and her sunny demeanor, too, looked to be in danger.
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Dr. Bernal and Dr. Galeano warned, in paper after paper, that wax palms were in danger.
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Only after they remained in danger at home did they finally flee to the United States.
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"Joshua Holt and other political prisoners are in danger," the embassy tweeted on its verified account.
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Patients at a children's hospital in San Juan were in danger due to a diesel shortage.
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"They are not in danger, we are protecting them," fire brigade spokesman Leonidas Leonidou told Reuters.
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With the "Trump trade" in danger of becoming the "Trump fade," one investor is looking abroad.
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Now that agreement is in danger, despite the backing of the EU and the Obama administration.
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The Indonesian embassy in Singapore circulates numbers for migrants to call if they are in danger.
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The defense said that Tensing had thought he was in danger and acted out of instinct.
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This means that many Iraqi allies live outside Iraq as refugees, in hiding or in danger.
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On his ongoing college speaking tour, he has doxed trans students, putting their lives in danger.
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My health and my babies' health were in danger, so I had an emergency C-section.
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But the so-called Buffalo Billion is in danger of becoming an albatross for many involved.
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Deadnaming can also inadvertently put transgender people in danger by "outing" their transgender status to others.
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Altogether, he appears to be in danger of becoming unacceptable to a clear majority of voters.
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They are in danger again today, despite decades of efforts to protect them, their advocates say.
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"One thing about elections is you always act as if everything is in danger," Ryan continued.
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Police from Trois-Rivières told the radio network that the woman's life is not in danger.
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Running with the analogy, a British journalist wondered if McIlroy wasn't in danger of becoming Ringo.
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The special counsel's latest move only deepens the sense that Trump's presidency is increasingly in danger.
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On the one hand, people in the local area may be in danger from an eruption.
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He claims that he was targeted in the fighting and that his life is in danger.
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The company is in danger of buckling under the cost of the recall without a lifeline.
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Hariri quit durig a trip to Saudi Arabia, saying he feared his life was in danger.
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But powerful clerical voices here believe their faith -- and by extension, these traditions -- is in danger.
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Snow sports are also in danger due to the "literal loss of playing field," Nike said.
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"Now with Uber in danger, I think this is maybe the wake up call," says Lyons.
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The good new music is in danger—it's hard to find; it's more underground than ever.
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Looking further ahead, top-seeded Oregon may also be in danger of suffering a pseudo-upset.
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It is cluttered with props that sometimes seem in danger of toppling or being tripped over.
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But they also aren't in danger of being kidnapped and forced to work in a brothel.
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Was there anything they could have done to prevent putting Gaines and her son in danger?
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After the midterms, then, Trump's own reelection looms, and corrupt pardons would put that in danger.
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Did you ever feel like your life was in danger while you were making the special?
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Our bodies and our territories are in danger because of this new wave of intense neoliberalism.
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Some people say that Berlin is becoming so cool that it's in danger of becoming uncool.
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Living near chemical hazards puts these communities in danger of a catastrophic chemical release or explosion.
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Winslow clarified that therapeutic abortions refer to situations in which the mother's life is in danger.
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FEMA — is that the guy who was in danger of getting canned for misusing government cars?
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In 2014, with Mr. Essl's business near bankruptcy, the collection was in danger of being liquidated.
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Children are 'spreaders' If the vast majority of children are not in danger, why such caution?
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JOURNALIST IN DANGER Agricultural interests support an amnesty that would see farmers inside the Jamanxim stay.
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Flight attendants' jobs and lives are in danger if we don't put a stop to this.
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But, he said, Democrats are in danger of creating the conditions in which it could happen.
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But really, people's lives were put in danger — largely so drug companies could make some money.
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If you lost it, you were in danger of losing your car, and your house too.
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We're told police did, in fact, check in -- but found no one to be in danger.
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They know that they can be in danger fast if they just make one false decision.
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They know that they can be in danger fast if they just make one false decision.
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Authorities have said they "strongly believe that Joshua and Tylee's lives are in danger," reports People.
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Dr. Adams hopes these age groups will listen up and realize that they're in danger, too.
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For our purposes here, however, the thing in danger of being shattered is our self-esteem.
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"If we fail to represent, we are in danger of losing people to extremism," Ahmed said.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Abenido said he does not believe that fish are in danger of running out.
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I've had a visit from a social worker to determine if my kids were in danger.
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Protests and counterprotests in Washington, Turkey's lira in danger and China's outreach to the Czech Republic.
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"According to his calculations, the cantilevers were under-engineered and in danger of failure," she continued.
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And without superficial radiation on his ear, he was in danger of losing the entire ear.
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As is Helen telling Wendy they can't be friends after her kids put Erin in danger.
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The apes and the elephants are in danger of going extinct before they have a chance.
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"I think my best option will be homeschool instead of putting him in danger," Bustos said.
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Most of the coral had turned white, a sign that it was in danger of dying.
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"It was a situation where my daughter, her health, her safety was in danger," he said.
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Soleimani or no Soleimani, US citizens within Tehran's reach were always going to be in danger.
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But text messages she sent showed she felt in danger at some point in the night.
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In fact, his book is in danger of becoming a victim of its own argumentative victories.
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Unfortunately, Pruitt's ban remains in place, and science-guided advising at the agency is in danger.
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It showed neither Johnson nor Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab are in danger of losing their seats.
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The courts generally have also rejected positive obligations of public officials to protect people in danger.
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I don't have to worry about being shot again or putting my son's life in danger.
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There are cracks in the walls, and the high-rise building is in danger of collapsing.
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The 22-year MNPD veteran was not the only person put in danger by the vehicles.
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It was unclear whether the crowd was still in danger, but the alleyways were crowding up.
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Officials said they would not put other lives in danger to save the women and children.
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Is the United States in danger of losing its supremacy in the study of the universe?
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When emergency strikes and you're in danger of not paying credit card bills, communication is key.
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So, you might be wondering, did I feel like I was in danger at the rally?
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Under international law, refugees cannot be returned to a place where their lives are in danger.
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I'll protect your livelihoods, the newly elected president promised factory employees whose jobs were in danger.
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Last November, the United States was seemingly in danger of missing out on the World Cup.
|
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Yet McConnell pledged even after that action that the legislative filibuster was not in danger. Sen.
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She said she was seeking cash public assistance because she was in danger of being evicted.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's war on graft is in danger of falling at the first hurdle.
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The village is named after a type of anteater, a large mammal in danger of extinction.
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"If you feel like you're in danger, I made it out, you can too," he says.
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If someone was in danger of dying, no matter the hour, we went to the scene.
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The club has two rules: Never put yourself in danger and never expect anything in return.
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"They'd already started by the time we learned about it," said Cowles, of Kids in Danger.
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" Pence added that "no child, no teacher, should ever be in danger in an American school.
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"Our democracy is in danger because of so-called majority opinion instigated through demagogy," he said.
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There are two major reasons why so many Republican seats are in danger this fall: 22016.
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We are in danger of normalizing the president's ruthless disregard for health- and science-based protections.
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"She had to leave because her friend was in danger," Ms. Velasquez's aunt, Jacqueline Perez, said.
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Earnin will automatically send money to your bank account when you're in danger of an overdraft.
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Carlos Curbelo is in danger of losing his seat composing the southern tip of the state.
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"Their lives are still in danger," Ms. Phillips said a few days before Mr. Martyr's death.
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That my family wasn't in danger, for the first time in three years, because of retaliation.
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News is in danger, and news isn't a person, it's a process, which desperately needs protecting.
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Under this legislation, she would have to carry that [pregnancy] until her life became in danger.
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But Trump's past actions and statements suggest the other two criteria could be in danger too.
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The current system puts our national security in danger and is an obstacle to our economy.
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Smart electrical sockets might launch the next cyberattack, or might even put your life in danger.
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Some 50,000 people are that remained are trapped and in danger, according to a United Nations estimate.
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But the boy's life was never in danger, only his hearing and surgery corrected the problem somewhat.
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No arrests have been made and authorities say they do not believe the community is in danger.
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But the result may be speedy deportations for people whose lives may be in danger back home.
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Funding resources, such as the National Endowment for the Arts, are in danger of being eliminated altogether.
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"I don't want you to do something that would put you in danger," she tells her daughter.
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We never thought we could be in danger really, or felt physically threatened in our everyday life.
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Officials said the crew - three U.S. astronauts, two Russian cosmonauts and one German - were never in danger.
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However, under international law, refugees cannot be returned to a place where their lives are in danger.
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Pls write down this number and use it if you or someone you love is in danger.
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If your family was in danger, to what lengths would you go in order to save them?
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President Trump is in danger of snuffing out his candle in the first year of his presidency.
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"No one is in danger, no students were hurt," the police department wrote on their Facebook page.
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Nine people were injured in the attack, and Bones said some of their lives remain in danger.
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Prosecutors contend Slager did not appear to be in danger when he hit Scott with five shots.
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HB 481 makes exceptions for cases of rape, incest, and when the woman's life is in danger.
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We also understand that with Ramsay in power, the baby (and, by extension, Walda) are in danger.
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Prime Minister spokesman David Keyes was just as adamant that the Israelis are the ones in danger.
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Millions more are in danger of physical, emotional and sexual abuse that could destroy their childhoods forever.
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Many were enraged that no one had spotted the damage, and passengers' lives were put in danger.
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In fact, the show might even be setting up an ending that leaves memory in danger again.
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"Yemen [is] in danger of fracturing beyond the point of no return," said a recent UN report.
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"I'm going in danger with these Border Patrol agents to report on this story," Jones told Hannity.
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We could not counsel full-throatedly on the importance of safety while we ourselves were in danger.
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The winery is not currently in danger, but we're without power and Geyserville is under evacuation orders.
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All of this, she said, were so affecting his health that his life could be in danger.
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The other five were in the "zone," or in danger of failing; not a single program passed.
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One man suffered burns to his face but his life was not in danger, the police said.
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They feared the lack of specificity would only create panic among residents who weren't actually in danger.
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The YouTuber tweeted that she's "totally fine" following fears from her followers that she was in danger.
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They feel that their life is "in danger in a very direct way right now," Jordan said.
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In Lumberton, North Carolina, officials are rushing to bolster a levee that is in danger of failing.
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We're in danger of detaching ourselves from a major union of nations, which is a worrying thing.
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According to international law, refugees cannot be returned to a place where their lives are in danger.
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Special teams would be sent to evacuate people living in danger zones and provide emergency medical support.
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Complacent financiers, regulators and central bankers allowed risk to build and put the whole system in danger.
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That gives Boeing confidence that the commercial aviation cycle is not in danger of downturn, Muilenburg said.
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All this got us wondering: Could what you post on Instagram or Snapchat put you in danger?
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But other parties' sharing his opposition to Catalonia's secession suggests that his position is not in danger.
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Now users can add a note, to add reassurance that they are in no way in danger.
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It is now legal for a woman to obtain an abortion when her life is in danger.
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Instead, they could put the nation in danger of repeating the Lehman bankruptcy that was so devastating.
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Sanders isn't likely to be in danger of that at any point between now and next summer.
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"It's really meant for people who live in an area that's in danger of flooding," Hargraves said.
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And now you are watching people who in every case are in danger to going to jail.
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Business Apple, the world's most valuable publicly listed company, is in danger of being beaten by Amazon.
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Even as you watch Pennywise prey upon innocent children, you're confident that you are not in danger.
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Wide swaths of the country, especially already-distressed rural regions, are in danger of shedding more jobs.
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Claire (Rosario Dawson) was put in danger and lost her job because of her friendship with Murdock.
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The extensive Syliphone archive was in danger of disappearing due to neglect, and censorship under later governments.
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" A second officer approached Mazzoni, explaining: "You&aposre going to put a lot of people in danger.
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They've paid off none of it and could be in danger of losing control of the building.
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SoundCloud says it is here to stay and that its archives are not in danger of disappearing.
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The UN says Yemen is on the brink of famine, with 8m people in danger of starving.
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Qassem denied that the coastguard had fired at or over the migrants, or put them in danger.
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According to Register, the teen — realizing he was in danger — traveled to Chattanooga before the Saturday slayings.
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The House of Representatives is in danger of disappearing as a democratic body — it's already halfway there.
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Before the influx, Faraday Future was in danger of not being able to pay its employee payroll.
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Now thousands of retired coal miners are in danger of losing their pensions and health care benefits.
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It is not clear whether the woman was in danger of being pulled from the plane completely.
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Scientists hope to observe other gas clouds in danger of being gobbled up by a black hole.
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That was the only way to get to him without putting any more officers' lives in danger.
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According to Norwegian media reports Thursday, the frigate is in danger of sinking after sustaining heavy damage.
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But the house, now a museum and a National Historic Landmark, is in danger of being shuttered.
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THE PEOPLE VS. DEMOCRACYWhy Our Freedom Is in Danger and How to Save ItBy Yascha Mounk393 pp.
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But on the U.S. hardcourts the Italian was never in danger breezing past Friedsam in 68 minutes.
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The fake Mother's Day offer could actually put you in danger of your personal information being stolen.
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"It was putting people in danger," Otago coastal acting area commander Inspector Kelvin Lloyd told the newspaper.
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It's unclear exactly why Cabrera believes his family is in danger -- possibly because he's worth a fortune.
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When you put people's lives in danger, I don't care how high-minded you think you are.
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He knew that any black who challenged segregation in the South was putting his life in danger.
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He knew that any black who challenged segregation in the South was putting his life in danger.
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Sheriff Kevin Bell also told the outlet that the public does not appear to be in danger.
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