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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"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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You might be in danger of having your account closed.
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They also draw attention to buildings in danger of demolition.
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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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UGG boot lovers are in danger of a mass conversion.
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Are we in danger of colliding with this black hole?
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Now I wasn't in danger of being a bad person.
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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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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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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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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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"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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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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They could be in danger of deportation beginning in March.
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Traditions in danger of vanishing are given a special designation.
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Seen more broadly, Chinese institutions are in danger of decay.
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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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"One million species are in danger of extinction," she said.
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It is in danger of giving birth to its opposite.
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The UNFCCC process was in danger of falling apart entirely.
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In the 1970s, bald eagles were in danger of extinction.
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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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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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Her gait was unsteady, and she was in danger of falling.
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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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While our republic isn't in danger of devolving into all-out
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Of the 6,700 worldwide, approximately 40% are in danger of disappearing.
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Some are afraid of being in danger of deportation by affiliation.
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One of the buildings was in danger of falling down completely.
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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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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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But none of the books are remotely in danger of flunking.
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Another 673 rural hospitals are in danger of shutting their doors.
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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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George was in danger of losing the ranch to back taxes.
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They are also in danger of being replaced by something better.
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Hundreds of thousands of Nigerian children are in danger of starvation.
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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 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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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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They are in danger of becoming victims of their own success.
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The roof of the building seemed in danger of blowing away.
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Only the neighborhoods in lower areas were in danger of flooding.
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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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My family and I were in danger of losing our home.
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"You are always in danger of being shut down," she said.
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And nearly all of them are in danger of going extinct.
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The factory was short of orders and in danger of closing.
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These places are constantly in danger of disappearing without public attention.
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But now, its product line is in danger of becoming too crowded.
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It is, however, in danger of being automated itself down the line.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank is in danger of over-WeWorking itself.
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Go deeper: 60% of wild coffee species are in danger of extinction
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Sony's U.S. phone operations could be in danger of shutting down altogether.
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"We're in danger of driving this into the dirt," Dickerson later added. .
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However, 16 varieties are currently considered to be in danger of extinction.
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The result means Brexit talks are now in danger of being delayed.
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Now, political parties may be in danger of facing blasphemy accusations themselves.
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An "endangered" listing means that a species is in danger of extinction.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin is in danger of becoming something like respectable.
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But unlike Flake, Hensarling was not in danger of losing his seat.
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Those first flights were already in danger of delays before the explosion.
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If you are in danger of acting on suicidal thoughts, call 911.
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And that puts people in danger of being evicted and becoming homeless.
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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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Doades said the company was not in danger of running out soon.
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It came in danger of dropping below its 50-day moving average.
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Mr Giuliani and Mr Trump are in danger of proving him right. ■
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He's not alone in being in danger of running out of cash.
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Families are living this life and in danger of losing their homes.
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China is no longer in danger of being labeled a currency manipulator.
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Breakingviews Saudi Aramco is in danger of undermining its own cash call.
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But his road forward is in danger of running out of tarmac.
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It feels like I'm always the messenger in danger of getting shot.
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Do they know that American democracy is in danger of coming apart?
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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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Yet it is in danger of getting less from India than he hoped.
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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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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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You're in danger of a steep falloff of turnout from Bernie's primary voters.
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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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We're going to — gentlemen, we're in danger of driving this into the dirt.
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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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TALK of tariffs is in danger of developing into cries of trade war.
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It is also an effort in danger of running into the Nagoya protocol.
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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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And if we do get them, are we in danger of being Hamburgled?
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Turkey seems in danger of stumbling into an unplanned but potentially costly fight.
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If we ban him are we not in danger of doing the same?
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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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We're in danger of becoming mired in this single issue, win-lose negotiation.
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I'm never going to put another kid in danger of a punch. Ever.
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And most, he said, are in danger of disappearing in the next decade.
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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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The city is in danger of losing its UNESCO World Heritage site status.
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A crucial brick in that system is now in danger of being removed.
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Rumors started circulating that the fight was in danger of being called off.
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The Green River, like many other waterways, is also in danger of contamination.
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Mozambique was in danger of plunging back into the chaos of its past.
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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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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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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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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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The driver's seat front airbag is not in danger of explosion, Subaru said.
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In Vienna, the genre was in danger of being pushed aside by singspiels.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Men are in danger of falling off the catwalk in Europe.
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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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Now Facebook is in danger of that same scenario playing out with augmented reality.
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Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, is in recession, and in danger of a currency crisis.
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Trigger warnings aren't in danger of sliding down to K-12 schools and movies.
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The ruling coalition, in danger of collapse this week, has split over the issue.
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Armistice Day is in danger of becoming an excuse for furore, rather than reflection.
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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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As we are growing more materialistic, we are in danger of losing this connection.
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Of course, honeybees like Buzz aren't actually the ones most in danger of extinction.
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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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Mexico was in danger of not proceeding if Germany won against South Korea today.
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Those who do not remember the past may be in danger of repeating it.
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New York (CNN Business)JCPenney could be in danger of following Sears into bankruptcy.
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A third of the world's biggest groundwater systems are in danger of drying out.
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However, the activism model is hardly in danger of extinction, bankers and lawyers said.
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But, I mean, this man is really, really in danger of losing his life.
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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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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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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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It is still in danger of missing out on the Champions League next season.
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Now the union-busting story is in danger of eclipsing the actual union drive.
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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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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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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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Its stock is in danger of being removed from the TSX exchange in Toronto.
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But U.S. businesses could be in danger of losing key benefits in the deal.
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Weakened levees there were in danger of failing and rivers have yet to crest.
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Unfortunately, India's growth story is in danger of repeating the lander's ill-fated trajectory.
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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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The results showed the glacier was more in danger of becoming unstable that previously thought.
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Is Game of Thrones in danger of losing to Westworld for best TV drama series?
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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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In May, the NYSE warned Blue Apron that it was in danger of being delisted.
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Needless to say, we aren't in danger of these primitive bots becoming sentient anytime soon.
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The latest ceasefire, agreed to on June 30th, is already in danger of falling apart.
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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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The West Indian manatee is far less in danger of extinction, thanks to conservation efforts.
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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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That way, everyone is accounted for and no one is in danger of wandering off.
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Both camps are in danger of forgetting that justice is, or ought to be, blind.
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Failure to correct the problems would put that laboratory in danger of losing its certification.
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India, home to a sixth of humanity, is in danger of forfeiting its "demographic dividend".
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The walls and vaults are in danger of eroding, so workers have to be delicate.
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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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Without them the technology is in danger of being made available before it is ready.
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It's not in danger of going bankrupt or even losing money in any given quarter.
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For starters, you won't be in danger of exposing your locks to any heat damage.
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"We are in danger of learning all the wrong lessons from the past," he said.
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"I hope not," she said when asked if Wasserman Schultz is in danger of losing.
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It's not just glaciers in Antarctica and the Himalayas that are in danger of disappearing.
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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 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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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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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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He vowed to fix wobbly bridges that he claimed were in danger of falling down.
|
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That lobbying has been largely successful, but has left consumers in danger of privacy breaches.
|
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The finance industry, which contributes 7% of GDP, is in danger of decamping (see page 63).
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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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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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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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MannKind is now in danger of going out of business, though it is vowing to survive.
|
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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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Starting this month, many users may find that their content is in danger of being deleted.
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Gross, though, thinks a system that relies so much on credit is in danger of imploding.
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Furthermore, it was in danger of losing the ability to institute a temporary ban at all.
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The ruling KMT is in danger of losing control of the Legislature for the first time.
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In addition to harming themselves, people are also in danger of lighting up their entire neighborhoods.
|
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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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They might conclude, and not without cause, that we're in danger of becoming a banana republic.
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And without robust federal investment, the United States will be in danger of being left behind.
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In fact, I worry that we maybe in danger of allowing their erosion though sheer complacency.
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With the "Trump trade" in danger of becoming the "Trump fade," one investor is looking abroad.
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But the so-called Buffalo Billion is in danger of becoming an albatross for many involved.
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Altogether, he appears to be in danger of becoming unacceptable to a clear majority of voters.
|
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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 company is in danger of buckling under the cost of the recall without a lifeline.
|
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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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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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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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But, he said, Democrats are in danger of creating the conditions in which it could happen.
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If you lost it, you were in danger of losing your car, and your house 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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"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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The apes and the elephants are in danger of going extinct before they have a chance.
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Most of the coral had turned white, a sign that it was in danger of dying.
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In fact, his book is in danger of becoming a victim of its own argumentative victories.
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It showed neither Johnson nor Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab are in danger of losing their seats.
|
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There are cracks in the walls, and the high-rise building is in danger of collapsing.
|
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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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Last November, the United States was seemingly in danger of missing out on the World Cup.
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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 someone was in danger of dying, no matter the hour, we went to the scene.
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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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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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Funding resources, such as the National Endowment for the Arts, are in danger of being eliminated altogether.
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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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Millions more are in danger of physical, emotional and sexual abuse that could destroy their childhoods forever.
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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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The other five were in the "zone," or in danger of failing; not a single program passed.
|
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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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That gives Boeing confidence that the commercial aviation cycle is not in danger of downturn, Muilenburg said.
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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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Business Apple, the world's most valuable publicly listed company, is in danger of being beaten by Amazon.
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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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The extensive Syliphone archive was in danger of disappearing due to neglect, and censorship under later governments.
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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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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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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 fake Mother's Day offer could actually put you in danger of your personal information being stolen.
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Living so close to stockpiles of hazardous chemicals puts these residents in danger of a catastrophic disaster.
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EAA supplements should also benefit older adults in danger of losing muscle due to aging, Wolfe says.
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Now they are in danger of canceling one another out once again, on a much bigger battleground.
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He said that doing this would put other iPhone users in danger of having their phones hacked.
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You don't think your scenes are in danger of being back-burnered in season seven, do you?
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"We have determined Maui's dolphin is currently in danger of extinction throughout its range," the agency said.
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If I took the incoming president at his word, my safety net was in danger of disappearing.
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That puts $75 billion Sony in danger of falling further behind its nimbler and more focused rival.
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Trump, take note: if you court religious extremists, you are in danger of letting mobs weaken democracy.
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Tax refunds are in danger of being frozen if the IRS remains shutdown in the weeks ahead.
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After years of government overreach, the nation's railroad industry was in danger of collapse in the 1970s.
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Hedge funds are in danger of playing second fiddle to private equity in their biggest investors' portfolios.
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In short, Nintendo was in danger of being left behind in an entire category it helped start.
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Black America is in danger of normalizing failure unless it is willing to learn from its history.
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Unicef has warned that thousands of malnourished children are in danger of starving and lack medical care.
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First up on the court's calendar: the fate of the dusky gopher frog, in danger of extinction.
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There is simply no compelling evidence that Australian multiculturalism is in danger of veering towards ethnic separatism.
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As a result, it's now in danger of missing its ambitious targets for cutting planet-warming emissions.
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His budget was nine days late last year and is now in danger of being late again.
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As he finds himself in danger of drowning, he calls out to a nearby man for help.
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I was in danger of defining my success or failure based on one job at one company.
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About 1.1 million Americans have the virus, and about one million are in danger of getting it.
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That's not the same tension as the world [being] in danger of an army of ice zombies.
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But the slow pace does undercut arguments that the economy is in danger of revving too fast.
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Among many evacuees were thousands of prison inmates who had been in facilities in danger of flooding.
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The first cannabis startup to raise big money in Silicon Valley is in danger of burning out.
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Indeed, the old politics was breeding such extreme conflict that Thailand was in danger of civil war.
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Several states are in danger of running out soon, though, some by the end of the year.
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Those people would be in danger of losing coverage if money for its Medicaid expansion is cut.
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Chicago won 22 of its first 22.53 games but is in danger of falling back to the .
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Such a company manages a property loan when the borrower is in danger of falling into default.
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Opponents object to the killing of wild animals, including some species that are in danger of extinction.
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The neighborhood was reeling from the recession, and Mr. Ugiagbe's family was in danger of becoming homeless.
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So far, there's little sign that the president's approval rating with Republicans is in danger of eroding.
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The penguins are in danger of becoming extinct due to rising ocean temperatures, according to National Geographic.
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But they are now in danger of being stamped out, if Trump and McConnell get their way.
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Are Iran's "reformers," led by Ayatollah Khamenei, in danger of being displaced by a more moderate movement?
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Twelve Senate Democrats would have had to turn on Clinton to put him in danger of conviction.
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If the nose is pointing too high the aircraft is in danger of stalling and possibly crashing.
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Travelers are often exhausted after a lengthy international trip, or in danger of missing a connecting flight.
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It cycled through a series of owners and its historical significance was in danger of being forgotten.
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The Russian government attempted to argue that young people were in danger of being "converted" to homosexuality.
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It was the fourth straight road loss for Chicago, which is in danger of falling two games below .
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But as temperatures and sea levels continue to rise, these treasured places are in danger of disappearing forever.
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Although there are officially no foreign troops on Congolese soil, Ituri is in danger of reliving its past.
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The Conservative Party is in danger of splitting asunder and handing power to a far-left Labour Party.
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"These are all vital services, and they're all in danger of being put on the wayside," Kelly said.
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In them, a civilization is usually on the brink of destruction, in danger of extermination by evil overlords.
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No honestly informed person will dispute that biodiversity is already suffering horribly and in danger of systemic collapse.
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Meanwhile, only a handful of Democrat-held seats appear to be in danger of flipping to the GOP.
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And as a lifetime Senate backbencher, he was not in danger of losing a chairmanship or leadership position.
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"But that system of rules and shared responsibility is now in danger of being torn apart," she said.
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Angelina Jolie is in danger of losing primary custody of her six children to estranged husband Brad Pitt.
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If any of your apps are 32-bit, they're in danger of not working when macOS Catalina launches.
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"We're in danger of substituting one fossil fuel for another," said Cleetus of the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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" The careers of young musicians like Kesha "are fleeting and in danger of destruction if not timely pursued.
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Eddie obsesses about trivia, and thus puts the spacecraft he is in charge of in danger of destruction.
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To inflation hawks like Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker, the Fed is already in danger of falling behind.
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Close to 232.4,000 homes with a reconstruction value of $19.4 billion are in danger of storm surge flooding.
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Working for a head of state nicknamed "Jupiter", Mr Philippe does not seem in danger of doing this.
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In the midst of Venezuela's ongoing economic crisis, PDVSA is reportedly in danger of defaulting on that loan.
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" Gates, "the richest person in Washington state — and the world — is actually in danger of losing both titles.
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I gotta piss, and you're putting me — an American — in danger of assault by your white supremacist brothers.
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The Endangered Species Act of 1973 is in danger of having its ability to protect wildlife stripped away.
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If you're Adele, you're probably not thinking that you're in danger of getting upstaged at your own show.
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Therefore, unless the FCC's ruling itself is overturned, these laws stand in danger of being overturned in court.
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Doing so requires putting US military assets in the region, which puts them in danger of being targeted.
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Some left-wing thinkers think that the galaxy will eventually be in danger of being destroyed by capitalism.
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Now, after 2 devastating losses in a row, we asked if she was in danger of being dropped.
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Insurers continue to bail on Obamacare exchanges, leaving several regions of the country in danger of no options.
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In a country where the majority controls so little, are we really in danger of tyrannical majority rule?
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The economy runs on attention, and unending growth means we're always in danger of running a deficit. In
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With Bill Clinton becoming radioactive among female voters, Hillary Clinton is in danger of losing her best weapon.
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"I'm in danger of not wanting to live anymore if I don't feel good about myself," she said.
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They've said he's isolated and in danger of being overthrown, and that there are assassination plots against him.
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It is not right and it puts the veteran in danger of not getting quality or immediate care.
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"I never felt we were in danger of a strike or a lockout," he told a news conference.
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Fellow drivers in Seattle are in danger of losing many of the freedoms that make ridesharing so appealing.
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Western officials have warned that a cease-fire that took effect in February is in danger of collapsing.
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Hickenlooper's paltry second-quarter fundraising placed his campaign in danger of running out of money, according to Politico.
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Without a robust consumer protection bureau, they would be in danger of similar abusive practices in the future.
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There are predictions that soon as many as 14 million Yemeni citizens could be in danger of starving.
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Millions of Americans are in danger of bankruptcy to pay for medical care for serious injuries and infirmities.
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"I never felt we were in danger of a strike or a lockout," Christie told a news conference.
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But by the early 1990s, as football reigned, the Big East was in danger of being left behind.
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"We're in danger of handing young people a situation that's out of their control," the lead scientist said.
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"It's not just [workers'] dignity that suffers: they are in danger of serious health problems," the report notes.
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NBC officials, believing that the footage was closely guarded, did not think it was in danger of leaking.
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That means that workers who serve those industries will be in danger of furloughs, lost hours or layoffs.
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We're in danger of playing out that old saw (apparently from Marx?) of history repeating itself as farce.
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As originally drafted, the bill appeared in danger of not garnering enough Republican votes to clear the House.
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These statements put DREAMers in danger of losing their protections (or applying under false premises) because of misunderstandings.
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But Tom Braithwaite of the FT points out that we're in danger of forgetting about younger, smaller companies.
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Aren't we in danger of overdosing on daily reports of our declining culture, menacing climate and unsavory president?
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However great that legacy may be, sadly, one cannot deny it is in danger of suffering serious damage.
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We knew he was in danger of being sucked under with the raft if the ship became submerged.
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That's partly because caucuses are less dependent on technology than primaries and thus less in danger of hacking.
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Experts say that the gray wolf is no longer in danger of being completely wiped out by hunting.
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The Oktibbeha County Lake Dam, just northwest of Starkville, appeared in danger of failing Tuesday morning, officials said.
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In 2016, New York and Illinois adopted rules to subsidize some reactors that were in danger of closing.
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At the time of this writing, Moore seemed in danger of losing his job for aggressively opposing Trump.
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Weiwei told Politico that the U.S. is in danger of losing the rights it's known for under Trump.
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"We were not in danger of crashing unless the other engine failed also, in my opinion," Bill says.
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Her siblings, now ages five to 17, were in danger of heading to the state's foster-care system.
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Unfortunately, humans also enjoy these areas, putting grazing dugongs in danger of boat strikes and shark net entanglements.
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If a trainer notices someone in danger of hurting themselves or using improper technique, adjustments are always provided.
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Why play into the kawaii schoolgirl image when her work already stands in danger of being deemed unserious?
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But now the school is finding itself on the verge of bankruptcy and in danger of shutting down.
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And now, if your rating is too low, you could be in danger of being kicked off the platform.
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The latter looked in danger of extinction in early 2016 with several months of zero volumes and open interest.
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After expanding to nearly every country in the world, Netflix is already in danger of alienating its international audience.
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When it grows too fast, the economy could be in danger of overheating, which could drive inflation too high.
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The video also apparently showed the dog in danger of drowning when it eventually became submerged in a pool.
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How much of what the last two Assassin's Creed games portrayed is in danger of disappearing during our lifetimes?
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And if that's not enough, the whole system is presently in danger of failing, which could cause catastrophic flooding.
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Ban has recommended extending MINURSO's mandate for a year, warning that the conflict there was in danger of reigniting.
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Rising sea levels place the instillation in danger of being knocked out by big waves or rising sea levels.
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Developers won't be in danger of losing access to that Find Friends Facebook API for treading in its path.
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Over 1,000 federal jobs were in danger of being cut, according to the union that represents Forest Service employees.
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A year later, not a single brick has been laid, and the funds are in danger of being reallocated.
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An executive producer on the show also tweeted that Smollett's character was never in danger of being written off.
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These are not easy concepts to describe, and sometimes Mr Weatherall is in danger of losing the uninitiated reader.
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Those who remain are in danger of adopting Mr Putin, Mr Trump or Mr Erdogan as their role models.
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She said she declined, though she recalled feeling horrified and wondering whether she was in danger of sexual violence.
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"We're not in danger of another financial crisis, this Congress is too divided to pass real legislation," he said.
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Dozens of nuclear power reactors are in danger of shutting down over the next several years as a result.
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The phone is also capable of automatically retracting the sensor when it thinks it's in danger of getting broken.
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The Tories were never in danger of losing a seat they won with a majority of 24,115 last year.
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He is in danger of being shut out on Super Tuesday; he could even lose his home state, Texas.
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Having cheated death, he and the others are then in danger of suffering gruesome deaths after outrunning their fate.
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Further borrowing would put him in danger of missing some of the fiscal targets which he has set himself.
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Even before the referendum, the proportion of big government projects in danger of over-running was rising (see chart).
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On the other hand, a car that pulled out of line alone was in danger of getting freight-trained.
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SDF forces dug people out of rubble and waded into rushing water to save those in danger of drowning.
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Sensors above beds alert workers when a patient moves near the edge and is in danger of falling out.
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Liberals aren't in danger of "losing elections" because they refuse to appear on some random late night comedy show.
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But Apple is in danger of being beaten to the $1 trillion mark - or passed soon after - by Amazon.
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Yes. Do I think the game is going to go away and we're in danger of no more football?
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But one of the elements most central to this feeling of safety is in danger of being undermined: encryption.
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Like nearly every small business in America, these places are in danger of being replaced by corporate-owned chains.
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Because advertising is Snopes's only revenue stream, the site is now in danger of shutting down, the company said.
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With his seat in danger of becoming a Democratic pick-up, Rubio opted to run for a second term.
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Opposition official Asaad al-Zoubi, meanwhile, told Reuters the truce was "in danger of ending" due to government violations.
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With four straight losses and six in their last seven games, the Hornets are in danger of falling below .
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A year ago, who would have believed that facts would be more in danger of extinction than polar bears?
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"Right now, I think it's in danger of losing its clout and its power," he told Meet the Press.
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But despite some bipartisan backing, that proposal also seems in danger of failing for lack of sufficient Republican support.
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Our young children are in a precarious position, because we are in danger of not getting pre-K right.
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The hospital was in danger of closing and the building of being razed if costly renovations were not done.
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As it stands, there are more than 85033 multiemployer plans around the country that are in danger of failing.
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Low-income defendants often have less secure jobs and are in danger of being fired if they miss work.
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When infants in developing nations are incapable of nursing, they're often in danger of severe malnutrition or even death.
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Unlike other GOP lawmakers who have recently decided to retire, Hensarling was not in danger of losing his seat.
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In more recent history, Ningxia was a poverty-stricken coal region whose dusty scrubland was in danger of desertification.
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As soon as the plane took off, pilots received a warning that the plane was in danger of stalling.
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The world economy was in danger of being held captive to oil states that were often intensely anti-American.
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At regular federal lockups, these types of men are in danger of being beaten, stabbed, or strangled to death.
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That accord is in danger of unraveling after U.S. President Donald Trump decided to impose fresh sanctions on Iran.
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Hogan's lawyers say we're in danger of seeing a different kind of slippery slope if Gawker has its way.
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It often makes no sense to reach for the leg and put oneself in danger of being pushed down.
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The coded message becomes a tangible alert to parts of the natural world we are in danger of destroying.
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Uber is in danger of losing customers if the lawsuit slows its ability to deploy self-driving car technology.
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The remote nature of marijuana cultivation also puts women and seasonal workers in danger of physical and emotional abuse.
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I was in danger of losing my life and the baby's life, so I had to stay in Delano.
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She is known to collect and preserve especially that which is in danger of being lost to the world.
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Indonesia's meteorology agency (BMKG) recorded the quake at 7.2 magnitude and was not in danger of causing a tsunami.
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The major contest is in Michigan, where polls suggest Bernie Sanders is in danger of suffering a painful loss.
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But an economic expansion that would reach its 11th anniversary this summer is in danger of a premature end.
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"Don't put yourself, your beautiful animal, or others in danger of being killed in traffic," the Highway Patrol warned.
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They text players to remind them about practices; they fetch them if they are in danger of being late.
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"Cambodia is in danger of returning to being a totalitarian state," said Mao Monyvann, a Cambodian former opposition lawmaker.
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Describing it as a "Chinese virus" only puts Asians and Asian-Americans in danger of xenophobic and racist attacks.
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Until "the Black Hawk Down experience" came along, this strange and terrible battle was in danger of being forgotten.
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Even with all the help, there is constantly a ball in the air you are in danger of dropping.
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This one had arrived to pick up several families with young children whose homes were in danger of flooding.
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This could leave these small businesses exposed to bankruptcy, leaving workers in danger of having no remedies at all.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - The European Union is in danger of turning a health crisis into a prolonged economic disaster.
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In the decades since his death, Cusnir's house has been badly damaged and is in danger of falling apart.
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At the beginning of 2202, many pundits saw signs that the economy was in danger of entering a recession.
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The war has put seven million people in danger of starvation, crushed the economy and decimated the health system.
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That theory is that his relationship with a young man from high society was in danger of being known.
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What if Mr. Gibson were to suddenly announce that Midtown Manhattan was in danger of being destroyed by … wind?
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The model does not point to Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab or Johnson being in danger of losing their seats.
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Some schools are considering handing out gas masks to pupils, saying children's lungs are in danger of being stunted.
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In part, because Arnold's very strength—the mashup of grime and epiphany—is in danger of becoming a shtick.
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Species are added to the list only when they've declined to the point of being in danger of extinction.
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They are in fourth place in the strong Metropolitan Division and are not in danger of missing the playoffs.
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Another was in danger of going blind after being diagnosed with a pituitary tumor brought on by pregnancy hormones.
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History that is not understood is in danger of being repeated — in some cases, with the most unfortunate outcomes.
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Nationally, the number of Republican seats that are in danger of being flipped barely expanded under the new map.
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He said Biden is in danger of following a similar trendline because of the nature of his fundraising base.
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He once erroneously wrote on Twitter that Shariah, or Islamic law, was in danger of taking over the country.
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With each passing day, these communities become smaller, more in danger of reaching a tipping point of no return.
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Without burning off that handful of extra calories during games, he believes he is in danger of growing pudgy.
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Unlike many others in the greater Houston area, we did not seem to be in danger of being flooded.
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Why not do the same with antique lace, she thought, which was otherwise in danger of discoloration and disintegration?
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Yet I also feel we're in danger of losing sight of two crucial and encouraging aspects of our predicament.
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Now, coal ash ponds, hog waste lagoons, and toxic superfund sites are all in danger of polluting our water.
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A big Morgan Stanley report shows how bitcoin is in danger of becoming a victim of its own success.
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As debates over autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence show, we're already in danger of removing ourselves from most equations.
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Even in light of the last month of rulings in Texas, there's no indication that's in danger of happening.
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Kenya's team were also in danger of missing Rio before their government passed legislation that complied with anti-doping codes.
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I start messing around with a communications plan for the local organic grocery store, which is in danger of closing.
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Los Angeles DT Corey Liuget (back) was injured against the Raiders and is in danger of missing Sunday's contest. 3.
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There's a similar proposal being circulated in Illinois right now, where three reactors are in danger of retiring by 2018.
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ABC's famed Bachelor house was also in danger of being destroyed by the wildfire, according to show creator Mike Fleiss.
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His justice minister and the minister for Okinawa appear in danger of losing their seats, though neither is a heavyweight.
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Lucky for us, July is full of reads so absorbing they'll put you in danger of missing your subway stop.
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Mr Hannan's eloquent support for free trade is welcome in a world that is in danger of surrendering to protectionism.
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But whereas LMU's up-tempo philosophy occasionally felt in danger of veering into gimmickry—hey, come run around with us!
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These bits of information can put you in danger of identity theft, losing your job or causing other major headaches.
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He is in danger of losing his supposedly safe seat, partly because of the work of their advocacy group, GetUp!
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Now suppose I'm your next-door neighbor, and I want to know if I'm in danger of being robbed, too.
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Hanson gained international notoriety 20 years ago when she warned that Australia was in danger of being "swamped by Asians".
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If we do not, the system itself is in danger of collapse and something very dark may take its place.
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It takes an almost unimaginable amount of coordination—but alas, even this highly skilled job is in danger of automation.
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It's not only bud tenders and Uber drivers who are in danger of losing their jobs to automation these days.
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Congress is in danger of ruining the separate-but-equal 3 branches of government our founding fathers so wisely created.
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It's a potential template for other states with reactors in danger of closing before the end of their life span.
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Olivia Jade revised her trademark applications after officials warned it would be in danger of abandonment due to poor punctuation.
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Their three-way domestic charade is constantly in danger of coming undone in ways that are both comical and heartbreaking.
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Those revenue projections are likely too rosy, and now some states are in danger of being left in the red.
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I'm a PC racing-sim snob and I'm in danger of becoming a convert to the Church of Turn 10.
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But now our future is in danger of being taken away by the other extreme, by the maniacs of disintegration.
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The country is embroiled in regional wars and an international deal over its nuclear program is in danger of unraveling.
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When Chuck Robbins was promoted to CEO of Cisco in 2015, the company's technology was in danger of losing relevance.
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Officials said the dam, holding back 300 million gallons of water, was in danger of failing, putting lives at risk.
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But GOP leaders have pledged to hit the $1.5 trillion target, and right now are in danger of missing it.
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Perdue workers say they restrict intake of liquid, experience pain and discomfort, and are in danger of serious health problems.
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LOS ANGELES — Mikaela Mayer knew she was better than the high school burnout that she was in danger of becoming.
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Low-wage occupations appear to be most at risk, leaving our most vulnerable workers in danger of falling further behind.
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The report also found that most of the world's warm-water coral reefs are in danger of deadly bleaching events.
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Despite flashes in these playoffs, 2015 first-round picks Terry Rozier and R.J. Hunter are in danger of following suit.
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The United States is in danger of failing to qualify for consecutive Olympics for the first time since 1960-68.
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Which suggests these digital assistants are not in danger of cannibalizing the primary use-case of messaging platforms: i.e. communication.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc, the world's most valuable publicly listed company, is in danger of being beaten by Amazon.
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Another 0003 were at or almost at capacity and in danger of overflowing, according to the Department of Environmental Quality.
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Another 55 were at or almost at capacity and in danger of overflowing, according to the Department of Environmental Quality.
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Cerrone wasn't ever in danger of being put away but Edwards seemed to have an answer for everything Cerrone showed.
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But for the past few days, they had again appeared in danger of losing when they were expected to win.
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"In my first speech, in 1996, I said we were in danger of being swamped by Asians," Ms. Hanson said.
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She's dancing with a torrential force that — despite her color, vehemence and precision — is in danger of overpowering her roles.
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Still, they are in danger of being overwhelmed by the superior financial firepower of new competitors from the tech world.
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You are always in danger of being exposed, and there is no limit to how bad the punishment could be.
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Trust in vaccines is being so thoroughly eroded, they say, that these prevention tools are in danger of becoming useless.
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They chatted, with Capaz trying to figure out if the young man was in danger of taking up harder drugs.
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Nonetheless, markets across the country are still in danger of being economically impacted by the pandemic, some more than others.
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Booker has been mired in the low single digits and was in danger of being written out of the script.
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Mr. Amodei, the only Republican in Nevada's congressional delegation, is not in danger of losing his seat to a Democrat.
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And only now, when the court has shifted decisively to the right, is it in danger of relinquishing that function.
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Even before that, he was in danger of falling out of the top-tier in the 2020 Democratic primary field.
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The big picture: The rift between superstars and laggards is in danger of widening, worsening political polarization as it goes.
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At no point in the video do the officers appear to be in danger of being hit by Ghaisar's vehicle.
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Conservationists warn they are in danger of becoming "functionally extinct" in New South Wales, Queensland, and other parts of Australia.
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The short story is always in danger of reducing people to types, and Gyasi succumbs to this more than once.
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On the other, he was in danger of being seen, fairly or not, as the ambassador of an unrepentant bureaucracy.
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In short, deterrence works, and neither North Korea nor the rest of the world is in danger of forgetting that.
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Puerto Ricans are traversing mountainous roads in danger of collapse, to get to areas where help has not yet arrived.
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Forty percent of the world's amphibians are in danger of extinction, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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The problematic situation of women was not to be underestimated, not that Liz was in danger of committing this error.
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Supporters of Francis' approach said the Chinese church was in danger of splintering further if there was not a compromise.
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One woman was injured and in danger of losing her arm after an explosion at the protest site this month.
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House Republicans are in danger of losing much of the diversity in their ranks made during the last election cycle.
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Medicaid, for example, is in danger of major cuts, and one in three children depend on Medicaid for health coverage.
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"Children are constantly in danger of being sexually harassed, and have no legal recourse available to them," the report said.
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He posted a three-over 75 that leaves him in danger of missing his fourth consecutive cut in the event.
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J.C. Penney's stock has been trading below $1 and is in danger of delisted by the New York Stock Exchange.
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In the Season 3 premiere, Issa ends up on an old flame's couch and in danger of losing her job.
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In Africa, Nigeria and Tunisia look set to clinch spots, while Senegal and Ghana are in danger of missing out.
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Are you or the whistleblowers in danger of being arrested by the Australian government now that this film is out?
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There's no system of power keeping straight people out of work, without equal legal rights, or in danger of physical violence.
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For nearly 20 years, its camp buildings were not maintained, fell into serious disrepair and were in danger of being removed.
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The state association must approve the wrap or covering as long it is not in danger of coming unattached during play.
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It said he was taken under circumstances that led police to believe he was in danger of serious harm or death.
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The Academy's two-year advantage is in danger of evaporating quickly, especially considering its track record for delays and incinerating cash.
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Crude oil fell more than 3 percent, raising concerns that a two-month rally may be in danger of fizzling out.
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To back up information they believe is in danger of going dark: climate science research, discriminatory housing reports, gun violence statistics.
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When left to be done off the side of someone's desk, policies are in danger of slipping off the desk entirely.
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Soon the California tiger salamander found itself in danger of being wiped out entirely, and it remains a threatened species today.
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Gallup said Russia was in danger of exceeding the 8 percent population loss that the United Nations currently projects by 2050.
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As Amazon, Google, and even Microsoft are focusing attention on their own AI assistants, Apple is in danger of falling behind.
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One of the most important jewels of Queen Victoria's historical reign is in danger of being sold to a foreign buyer.
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For one, abortion-obsessed Catholic politicians, and perhaps jurists, are in danger of finding themselves out of step with Francis's church.
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But the temporary program was always going to be in danger of being scrapped if a hardline Republican came into office.
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The limited water supply meant that people are not getting enough fluids and in danger of suffering from heatstroke, authorities said.
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The character who, judging from the Abbot commentariat, is most in danger of being boiled in the Cauldron of Viewer Rage?
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An early risk is Angola's population of foreign oil workers, who are in danger of taking the disease home with them.
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None of this is to say the Fed's forecasts are right or that it isn't in danger of making a mistake.
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The town, under ISIS control for two years, is yet another major stronghold the terror group is in danger of losing.
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Hundreds of cosmetology schools across the country were suddenly in danger of losing access to government financial aid and shutting down.
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Sweden's central bank expanded its asset-buying scheme on Thursday, despite the fact that its economy is in danger of overheating.
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Looking at the tech giant's long-term chart, Gordon noted that the long-term uptrend is in danger of being breached.
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At the very least, he seemed to realize that his political legacy is in danger of being defined by a Vine.
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The Associated Press is in danger of being added to the long list of U.S. companies that cooperated with Nazi Germany.
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Virag also alleges the hotel did not keep up with pest control protocols, which placed guests in danger of bug infestations.
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Critics raise another, cultural, objection: that the spirit of games like rugby and American football is in danger of being lost.
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Protestants are currently allowed to receive Catholic communion only in extreme circumstances, such as when they are in danger of death.
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Otherwise all political expression will be in danger of censorship, depending on who runs the government at any point in time.
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She sits below 1% in public opinion polls, and is in danger of not qualifying for the next debate in September.
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The CFPB's current director, Richard Cordray, was placed in his position by President Obama and is not in danger of removal.
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The Nobel brand may thus be in danger of erosion, as the foundation itself admits in its most recent annual report.
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The global health community and the media are now in danger of making the same mistake in fighting the Zika outbreak.
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Those debts include non-performing loans left unpaid for 90 days as well as borrowings in danger of falling into default.
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As it is, the 2014-15 Warriors are now in danger of becoming a member of the one-hit wonder group.
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But the truth women are told from a young age is that we're in danger of being harmed in some way.
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The Hill: GOP centrists are in danger of being wiped out this fall, leaving a more conservative House caucus behind them.
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Crude oil fell more than 5003 percent, raising concerns that a two-month rally may be in danger of fizzling out.
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With a loss Sunday and an early exit in the conference tournament, UConn is in danger of ending the season at .
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A spinal fusion nearly two years ago resurrected a career that had been in danger of coming to a premature end.
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And both seem to be in danger of being devoured by their offspring, by the power of the appetites they unleashed.
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They're teaching children how to report instances of bullying or other activities where kids may be in danger of getting hurt.
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The team would have forfeited the coin toss and be in danger of a 15 yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, she said.
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In the last days of World War II, the world's most priceless purebreds were in danger of being slaughtered for food.
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In fact, DraftKings and FanDuel are in danger of becoming roadkill as the momentum for legalized sports betting continues to build.
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Lagos' low coastline continues to erode, and rising seas caused by global warming put Africa's largest city in danger of flooding.
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Trump argued that the country is in danger of being attacked by terrorists as long as the order is on hold.
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And students say the middle ground on campuses is in danger of becoming quicksand, a place where neither side dares tread.
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The island is in danger of defaulting on some of its larger loans and it is already being sued by creditors.
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When the storyline is in danger of getting out of hand, he pulls it back, aided ably by a superb cast.
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Evans had lost both his previous singles this week from a set up and was in danger of it happening again.
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The region's blood supply is "in danger of collapse," Bloodworks Northwest, a blood services and research nonprofit, said in a statement.
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Wie fought dizzy spells on the front nine, finishing with a 211 that left her in danger of missing the cut.
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We are in danger of succumbing to the lure of simplistic and dangerous "solutions" touted by powerful people with atrophied empathy.
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Just as Mr. Putin has been misreading the mood of Russian society, we are in danger of misreading the situation ourselves.
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The court faces other challenges, too, as it is in danger of being perceived as not only political but also partisan.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield tumbled 7 bps to 1.05% , in danger of dropping below 1% for the first time.
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Still, a question remains: Is the Democratic Party too far ahead of the electorate, in danger of being swamped by reaction?
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In Syria, the once formidable caliphate is in danger of losing Raqqa, its self-styled capital, to American-backed forces there.
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We decided to throw that opportunity away; too much time was wasted, placing us in danger of missing mandatory future checkpoints.
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However, as malls around the country fall victim to the retail apocalypse, mall food courts are also in danger of closing.
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"He stands in danger of being typed as the screen's prime psychotic," a reviewer for The New York Times primly noted.
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Trending Many indigenous crafts worldwide are in danger of becoming extinct, but in some places, efforts to rescue them are underway.
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The Central Division-winning Predators, meanwhile, are in danger of missing the second round for the first time in four seasons.
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The RSS model formalizes this in a way that avoids putting self-driving vehicles in danger of violating those same rules.
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Fried (17-6) was in danger of being moved to the bullpen for the playoffs after back-to-back shaky outings.
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The government was far too slow to act then, and it is in danger of being dangerously behind the curve again.
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Fried (17-213) was in danger of being moved to the bullpen for the playoffs after back-to-back shaky outings.
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Also, whenever our people are in danger of being killed by violent acts, measures are taken by government to protect them.
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U.S. troops serving in Niger and Mali will receive extra pay for being in danger of hostile fire, a congressman said.
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"I'm in danger of not wanting to live anymore if I don't feel good about myself," she said on the show.
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Families are running out of food, health clinics are in danger of closing, and UNRWA security officers are being laid off.
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The GOP climate caucus is in danger of becoming spectral, mostly existing in think tanks, advocacy groups, and op-ed pages.
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With the Giants winning, the Dodgers were in danger of seeing their two-game division lead fall to a half-game.
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Until Nido's hit, the Mets were in danger of seeing more people ejected than runners cross home plate in the fifth.
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Even though she no longer has to work with Coates, she could still be in danger of his violence in Season 4.
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In 2016, incredible aerial images were released showing an uncontacted tribe that experts warn could be in danger of being wiped out.
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Barr, who refused to testify before a Democratic-led House committee, is now in danger of being found in contempt of Congress.
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But these kids have developed such brand-specific identities we worry that they're in danger of also developing personalities beyond being Brave.
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It accused Gray of "gross negligence" and said he is in danger of losing his medical license, according to the news outlet.
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Rescue crews had temporarily halted their search while workers tried to remove or stabilize sections of the building in danger of collapse.
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In November, the Packers, 4-6 after dropping their fourth game in a row, were in danger of missing the postseason altogether.
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The USS Fitzgerald which is under its own power with limited propulsion, has taken on water but isn't in danger of sinking.
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"Wage growth is improving, but still not strong enough to suggest that the Fed is in danger of getting behind the curve."
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In the old days, Pruitt would be in danger of being burned at the stake — were it not for the carbon emissions.
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But those who back court packing believe Americans are in danger of losing fundamental rights, so they see extreme action as necessary.
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The suspension had left Sri Lanka without a government and in danger of being unable to spend government money from Jan. 1.
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Celebrities, movies, GIFs and challenges paint a picture of the 2016 in danger of drowning but looking firmly in the other direction.
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And Pentagon officials continued to argue to the president that the victory of the Islamic State was in danger of being reversed.
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It's not clear if race is the reason Are black people really more in danger of being killed during a wellness check?
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This is bad news for Justin Trudeau, the Liberal prime minister, whose national climate-change strategy is in danger of coming apart.
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The Phoenix Suns have dropped 13 straight road games and are in danger of being swept on their current four-game excursion.
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Still, the slow-moving political talks are in danger of being overtaken by the pace of Islamic State expansion on the ground.
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I was able to take some pretty sharp corners on it without ever feeling like I was in danger of toppling over.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation also listed in 2013 all the people who are in danger of disappearing if anonymity no longer existed.
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This doesn't mean Kotb isn't a vicious negotiator or that NBC has never been in danger of losing Kotb to another network.
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It's a message about keeping immigrants out of America, discriminating against transgender soldiers, and recklessly putting us in danger of nuclear war.
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A human being was in danger of being killed by a 450-pound gorilla who had already repeatedly dragged the child underwater.
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As polls showed Strange in danger of losing, Trump visited Alabama to campaign at a rally attended by more than 7,000 people.
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A fifth of all the world's plants are in danger of extinction, and Carlos Magdalena is traveling the world to save them.
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The political system seems constantly in danger of tipping over the edge and the next close encounter with disaster is fast approaching.
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The World Health Organization's 2017 malaria report warned that progress in fighting the disease had stalled and was in danger of reversing.
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The sea has always been an indispensable tool for transportation and sustenance, and we're in danger of breaking that tool beyond repair.
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It's sunset at the Dead Sea, where the New Age melds with a biblical vista in danger of becoming a paradise lost.
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Instagram is launching a support tool which allows people to do something if they feel people are in danger of self-injury.
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Its warning that the Tabqa Dam, 40 km (25 miles) up river, was in danger of collapse triggered panic in the city.
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Larry Lockman says climate deniers are in danger of seeing their free speech threatened and need legal protections from anti-discrimination laws.
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The motion was in danger of being radically altered by a series of amendments, which would have frustrated May's government once again.
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"We are in danger of a return to conflict - at a low intensity level - if those funds are taken away," he said.
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Her green card and visa both expired on the spot, she was in danger of being deported, and she had no savings.
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"You are in danger of ... delivering us grains of truth with mountains of nonsense," Tyrie said at the end of the session.
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The result: For the first time since its creation, Bitcoin is in danger of losing its status as the world's leading cryptocurrency.
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But all that is in danger of being tarnished by United's fall from grace and his incessant moaning about his own players.
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Clarke has told BBC radio the contest "in danger of becoming a rather tragic farce unless some order is brought into it".
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The discovery does not mean that an otherwise healthy person with a urinary tract infection is in danger of dying from it.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which have long jostled for supremacy in the Middle East, are in danger of rapidly escalating.
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At no point in the video do the Park Police officers appear to be in danger of being hit by Ghaisar's vehicle.
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If we don't put more resources into their taxonomy, we could be in danger of losing wasp species without even knowing it.
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Some already are dealing with garnishments from their Social Security checks, while others fear they are in danger of reaching that point.
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Cruz also warned Republicans that if these proposals pass, the party is in danger of losing power in the 2018 midterm elections.
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In New Hampshire, the Texas senator entered the primary in fourth place and was in danger of falling behind Bush into fifth.
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The 'lungs of the planet' are in danger of reaching a tipping point that could turn the Amazon rainforest into a savannah
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" Obama acknowledged the cessation of hostilities in Syria between government and opposition forces is "very fragile" and in danger of "breaking down.
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Britain has already voted to become the first country to leave the European Union, an institution that seems in danger of unraveling.
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But here we are, only three years later, and those more stringent requirements for first officers are in danger of being reversed.
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The alliance between Renault and Nissan was founded in 1999 at a time when the Japanese company was in danger of collapse.
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Might any of these words be worthy of inclusion in a dictionary, and in danger of being lost to history over time?
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Now, the artform, called amezaiku, is in danger of becoming obsolete, though a few artisans are keeping the time-honored practice alive.
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In those two nations and two more (Nigeria and Somalia), 20 million people are starving or in danger of doing so. 21.
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She added that the exploding deer population is devouring the saplings, putting the old-growth holly forest in danger of dying out.
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She added that the seals' gray coats blend in with the road so they are in danger of being hit by cars.
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The species is in danger of extinction, and the only known remaining frogs live in the De Soto National Forest in Mississippi.
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But France's public audit office has said the government is in danger of missing its fiscal targets unless it makes spending cuts.
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When you died in Azeroth, you had to get your corpse, but you were never in danger of losing your body forever.
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Connecticut, along with Oregon, was seen as one of only two states where Democrats were in danger of losing a governor's seat.
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If I allowed Christopher's brand to take over our household, I would be in danger of becoming the AOL to his Google.
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But that evidence and witnesses are in danger of disappearing as monsoon season and squalid refugee camp conditions threaten phones and lives.
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But the arrival of lifesaving supplies does not end the pressing crisis that has left 17 million people in danger of starvation.
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Luckily, honeybees aren't in danger of extinction like other bee species, but their health is critical to the survival of all bees.
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Schwartz said the lesser-known agents are always in danger of losing players during their prime earning years to the major conglomerates.
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With Uber's reputation tarnished and its valuation in danger of falling, Mr. Khosrowshahi came into the job on a damage-limitation mission.
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About a quarter of a million people are in danger of injury or death in an urban assault, the United Nations said.
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They provided the safe houses of the Underground Railroad alongside Harriet Tubman and organized escapes while in danger of harm and imprisonment.
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"The tree was never earmarked as being in danger of falling," Mayor Paulo Cafôfo of Funchal told reporters at a news conference.
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"Gregory was in danger of dying," said Dr. Mangala Narasimhan, a lung specialist there and Northwell Health's regional director of critical care.
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But we are in danger of stuffing it up, which is an Australian way of saying we may be ruining it all.
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He made a bet against the company, and then set about publicizing his opinion that it was in danger of going bankrupt.
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The protests are now in danger of settling into a stalemate, with security forces cracking down brutally and demonstrators responding with violence.
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While I don't think we're in danger of a Terminator-style scenario, the question underlying that fear — who exactly controls the robots?
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In 2013, he formed a group called Friends of the Tank to preserve the structure, which was in danger of being demolished.
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But he repurposes their centuries-old techniques, many of which are in danger of disappearing, to create "something more modern," he explains.
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Retailers and collectors were as well — because trained workers are needed to service watches, and those skills were in danger of disappearing.
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As you can see, there wasn't much wiggle room, but it's an amusement park -- no one was in danger of drowning here.
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Biden was in danger of losing his edge over Warren in national 2020 surveys as recently as a few weeks ago. Now?
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And he becomes the face of the Republican Party for the next year when we're already in danger of losing the House.
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He sang a haunting melody for me in Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic spoken in northern Iraq now in danger of extinction.
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An urban fox will "carry on being foxy, whereas thoroughly urbanized humans are in danger of not being optimally human," Foster writes.
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The president's obsession has become so habitual that we are in danger of becoming accustomed to it, and thus ignoring its danger.
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Still, no one was in danger of confusing him with Kevin Durant, who was by then winning N.B.A. Rookie of the Year.
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"I would say that other clubs are now liable and in danger of being targeted, trampled on and dismantled," Mr. Draskovich said.
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And in his own country, he is one of the few musicians working arduously to pass on traditions in danger of disappearing.
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"Abenomics is in danger of falling apart," said Masamichi Adachi, a former central bank official who is now an analyst at JPMorgan Chase.
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By the end of the '90s, Yorke was fried, guitar rock was street-spiriting (fading out), and Radiohead was in danger of backdrifting.
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Not embracing the coming changes in the market will leave those who are on the sidelines in danger of losing purchasing power parity.
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In April 2014, Kerry warned Israel was in danger of becoming an apartheid state if a two-state deal was not reached soon.
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With The Hateful Eight in danger of being Quentin Tarantino's lowest grosser since Jackie Brown, the Western is still in need of saving.
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In the years ahead, millions of American workers are in danger of being left behind by advances in digital technology, manufacturing, and automation.
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Currently, UNESCO considers 2300 World Heritage properties to be in danger of immediate destruction due to armed conflicts, natural disasters, or accelerated urbanization.
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A North Carolina dam that was in danger of "imminent failure" was deemed safe and people could return to their homes, officials said.
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And yet this landmark series, a cornerstone of great TV drama, is in danger of being forgotten as times change and tastes shift.
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Bizarrely, it presented a questionnaire, the answers of which told the user whether or not they were in danger of contracting HIV/AIDS.
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So she had to move from her flat and, says Jordan Smith of PSS, is now in danger of spiralling back into trouble.
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The FBI says that Chen had been placed on a "performance improvement plan" in December and was potentially in danger of being fired.
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President Trump is rejecting the growing consensus that Republicans are in danger of losing the House and Senate in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The Raìz organizers said that many of the undocumented immigrants they know trust Planned Parenthood not to put them in danger of deportation.
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Ten colleges performed so badly — with default rates above 30% — that they were in danger of losing access to federal financial aid money.
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So far, Travis has done little but hemorrhage the family's money, imperil their benefits, and leave their house in danger of imminent repossession.
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Gulliver cannot accept that the firm's top managers would have been unaware that the business was in danger of running out of cash.
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Abenomics has succeeded in stemming deflation during a difficult few years when many other big economies looked in danger of succumbing to it.
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Although his application for asylum had been denied, he was not in danger of being deported immediately given the civil war in Syria.
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The UK is also in danger of losing access to some major EU research programs, including the Horizon 2020 program of research grants.
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Patisserie warned on Thursday that it is in danger of collapse if it cannot urgently raise capital after discovering a potential accounting fraud.
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Big data platforms are being used to identify students in danger of failing and provide targeted assistance to help them graduate on time.
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The Democrats are struggling with defections and single-digit ratings and now appear in danger of being absorbed by the Party of Hope.
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That's a brutal reaction to take on a young actress because it was putting themselves in danger of being scratched off casting lists.
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"By eroding this fundamental freedom on the grounds of protecting their citizens, the democracies are in danger of losing their souls," said Deloire.
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Cartoonist Bob Eckstein illustrated 75 of the world's most beautiful, strange, and beloved local bookstores, many of which are in danger of closing.
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Now Sutton, who has denied all the allegations leveled at him, is gone too and the wheels are in danger of falling off.
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Previously, teams in the NALCS were always in danger of losing their spot if they did not perform well in any given season.
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Unbreakable bond When a family was in danger of drowning off a Florida beach, 80 strangers formed a human chain to save them.
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In January 2017, the house was in danger of sliding down the side of a mountain after the ground was compromised by storms.
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If you've ever used Siri or Google to call a business, you could be in danger of falling victim to a new scam.
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Rubio's reelection bid is a bright spot for Senate Republicans, who are defending 24 seats and are in danger of losing their majority.
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The parents are on the brink of selling the apartment and splitting up, and Alyosha is in danger of disappearing down the crack.
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In 1944, Berg moved throughout war-ravaged Italy to track down important Italian scientists and documents in danger of falling into Hitler's hands.
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Then the World's Greatest Athlete is in danger of being our most beautiful man, and the vocabulary of Camp is doomed to appear.
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As Britain begins the tortuous, regrettable process of disentangling itself from the rest of Europe, it is already in danger of turning inward.
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The nation's largest metropolitan area, and one of the world's great economic engines, is in danger of being choked off at the seams.
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But Nigeria's Energy Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said Wednesday that OPEC and Russia were not in danger of an alliance breakdown on Thursday.
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"The lower wall, by the sea, is in danger of falling," says Morales, a former fisherman who lost his eyesight 12 years ago.
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Democrats are defending 22019 seats in states won by Trump and appear to be in danger of losing ground to the Senate GOP.
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I am weighed down by perpetual worry that my diabetic father is in danger of losing access to needed medication due to sanctions.
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Einat Lev: Why Hawaii's volcano is in danger of going ballistic May 10 Everyone has been looking at the Kilauea Volcano's lava flows.
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Justice Antonin Scalia died unexpectedly last month, leaving the Supreme Court without one of its conservative members and in danger of ideological imbalance.
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Enrollment at these schools, which had declined steadily during the Bloomberg administration, when they were in danger of closing, has continued to slide.
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He was 19 when Simeone arrived, a promising creative midfielder who was in danger of becoming an irrelevant part of an underachieving team.
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It's hard to estimate the rate at which we are losing languages, but UNESCO lists over 2,500 languages in danger of dying out.
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Does this mean much of the world will be under a shelter-in-place order and in danger of exceeding hospital capacity again?
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Ms. Clark suggests alerting the expert if the meeting is in danger of running over the agreed upon time limit as a courtesy.
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The world's two superpowers have locked tusks over tariffs, and the rest of the world — especially Asia — seems in danger of being trampled.
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Now she is in danger of losing her home state primary to her progressive rival and with that her place in the race.
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Mr. Jo's cooking represents such a significant leap forward for Korean food in Australia that it's in danger of missing its audience entirely.
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They estimated museums nationwide are losing $30 million daily, with nearly one-third of museums in danger of closing permanently after the crisis.
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Canada had come into the final day with the lead, and never was in danger of losing it, especially after Chan's opening win.
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The recent declines leave the host of "The Tonight Show" in danger of losing his position as the second-place late-night host.
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Red's was in danger of losing its license in 2007 over paperwork violations, though Mr. Horsley won an appeal and stayed in business.
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The U.S. National Weather Service said on its website the dam was still in danger of failing and triggering life-threatening flash floods.
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President Trump's nominee to the Department of Agriculture's top scientist is in danger of being pulled, according to a new report from CNN.
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At this point you are in danger of blood clots and will need anti-clotting medications to increase blood flow to the area.
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The character's conceit is a mask that's always in danger of slipping, which complicates his heroism with moments of bluffing, comedy and doubt.
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Mr McPherson recounted how a colleague told him that he was in danger of becoming a popular historian, rather than a historian's historian.
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The United States has historically wavered in its views of regulation and we are in danger of taking a wild swing once again.
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"The child is not in danger of irreparable harm, which is our standard for why a judge would intervene so quickly," he said.
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There are interventions that could protect any future grandchildren, but her children don't know they are in danger of passing the disease along.
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Her family home, her photo studio and her parents' shop are all now gone, too damaged to salvage or in danger of collapse.
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He is in danger of being shipped off to a nursing home, and his devoted young granddaughter, Piper, is determined to save him.
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The United States was in danger of losing for the fourth time this year before the three-goal flurry in about nine minutes.
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With the team in danger of missing the playoffs for a third straight season, Sweeney said that he felt he had little choice.
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He tells of being flown to Hawaii in the 1970s to minister to Richard Nixon, in danger of losing a leg to phlebitis.
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Obama will also have to deal with the latest U.S.-Russia brokered ceasefire in Syria, which is already in danger of breaking down.
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AFC East EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Atlanta Falcons' season, like the wet football Matt Ryan kept fumbling, was in danger of slipping away.
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Price controls make sense when consumers borrow money and are in danger of falling into a cycle of debt, like with payday loans.
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An automatic safety measure forced the plane's nose down because it wrongly thought the plane was in danger of going into a stall.
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Tomlin has given up at least four earned runs in his last four starts and is in danger of losing his rotation spot.
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She said her home, located along a creek, was not in danger of flooding as it sits on stilts, like many others nearby.
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The Iranians say Mr. Trump is in danger of violating the agreement, especially after urging European leaders not to do business with Iran.
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Steep walls around the lake appeared in danger of collapse, and it looked as if the island might have been about to vanish.
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Mr. Trump also sought to frame the opposition Democrats as too extreme, suggesting that the country was in danger of a socialist takeover.
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King was in danger of defeat then in part because of a chilling crescendo in his racist associations and remarks over recent years.
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That Medicare as we now know it fails to work for many retirees, leaving them in danger of going bankrupt, gets short shrift.
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Their numbers are so small, and their habitat so fragmented, that they are in danger of going extinct, say the scientists who studied them.
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Sarah goes one step further – she actually hands the advantage over to Cirie…all while never really being in danger of losing it herself.
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"We're in danger of driving this into the dirt," moderator John Dickerson warned, but of course the bus was already deep in the mud.
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If the stock had remained below the dollar benchmark it would have been in danger of being delisted by the New York Stock Exchange.
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In the letter, Andrew reportedly complained that the princesses were in danger of being overshadowed by the Princes William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry.
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The Endangered Species Act defines an endangered species as one currently in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range.
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He went to Indiana to personally rescue the jobs of hundreds of Carrier employees that were in danger of losing them to foreign workers.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and are in danger of going negative for the year, and the Nasdaq could move further into correction territory.
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For example, Peakon claims to be able to predict when certain employees are in danger of leaving 250 days in advance of doing so.
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He would even be in danger of earning no delegates at all in several of the largest states because of one number: 20 percent.
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They are in danger of being thrown out when the husband dies, as the property then goes to the sons or the husband's brothers.
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States are understandably reluctant to gamble with missing the safe harbor date, which could put their electoral votes in danger of not being counted.
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When I played it from a standing up position, Ascend proved at times so convincing that I constantly felt in danger of falling over.
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The FBI currently has more than 1,000 investigations open into people who are in danger of being radicalized by foreign terrorists, according to Comey.
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Engineers won't know what type of condition Opportunity is in or if it's getting too cold and the robot is in danger of breaking.
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Yet with four parties neck and neck, any one of them is in danger of slipping out of contention in the minds of voters.
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If Kourtney wants to skip out on her family duties, she will, at least according to Kim, be in danger of losing her celebrity.
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Boston College: Two weeks ago, BC headed to Louisville in danger of going winless in the ACC for the second time in three seasons.
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After seven years of negotiations, a trade partnership between the European Union and Canada is in danger of never seeing the light of day.
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The Seminoles have lost two of their last three and are in danger of missing a bowl game for the first time since 1982.
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It wasn't in danger of going in the house, where Keiffer has lived for 22 years, but she was worried about her nearby business.
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Oyonnax, a Champions Cup debutant this year, is in danger of relegation in France's Top 14 league, and Weepu has been hampered by injuries.
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They see maintenance and repair as a right they are in danger of losing to companies that hoard spare parts and information too jealously.
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You could contact the owner and let them know their doohickey is in danger of breaking and you can sell them a new one.
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Where they're at: Right on the edge of the Eastern playoff race, and in danger of missing the postseason for the third straight year.
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The Endangered Species Act defines an endangered species as one currently in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range.
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The social network's new feature will allow people to anonymously report posts that they think might indicate a user in danger of self-injury.
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He suffered a disappointing first-round exit at the Australian Open and with his 30th birthday looming his aura is in danger of fading.
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Meanwhile, the FTSE 100 was down more than 1 percent and was in danger of posting its biggest one-day loss since November 2016.
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Remembering John Lennon, 35 years after his death Parlophone was primarily focused on classical music and was forever in danger of being shut down.
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Now, that dreamland is in danger of creating very real world in which the president is above reproach to a large chunk of America.
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Gillibrand, barring some sort of moment in this debate, will be in danger of missing the third debate -- and that could be the end.
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We worry about the customers we have, the ones we don't have, the ones we lost, and the ones we're in danger of losing.
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One of the slow-moving animals recently found themselves in the middle of the road and in danger of being hit by passing cars.
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But today 23-year-old Helgen, who was one of the fastest rising young stars in mammalogy, is in danger of losing his job.
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But the reality is that the majority of coastal homes are not super swanky, and they are most in danger of rising sea levels.
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Vizcaino was in danger of issuing another walk when Santana lined a 2069-503 pitch to right field, driving Naquin in from second base.
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"We are in danger of losing influence in the western continental European markets," WPP Chief Executive Officer Martin Sorrell told Reuters in an interview.
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But despite anger at austerity, Sisi does not seem to be in danger of being ousted like Mubarak and president Mohamed Mursi before him.
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The game just isn't the same anymore and if you're out of touch, don't know your audience, then you're in danger of falling apart.
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They are second in the standings, without a win, and in danger of being overhauled by rivals Red Bull, who are one point behind.
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When the team endured an injury epidemic and the season felt in danger of slipping away, Reyes remained upbeat and energetic in the dugout.
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The next thing you know, he's being held responsible for the man's medical bills and is in danger of losing his job and family.
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Clinton is also in danger of losing at least some of the favorable shifts in turnout between 2004 and 2012, which benefited Mr. Obama.
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Many buildings in Amatrice and elsewhere are still in danger of collapse, and weeks after the quake, aftershocks continued to strain already-weakened structures.
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When it appeared that Assad was in danger of being ousted in 2016, Russia militarily intervened and has since propped up the Syrian dictator.
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By the time he gets through security, calls a cab and makes it to the store, he is in danger of missing the boat.
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The tight focus of the first season kept this from happening too often; the thing most in danger of falling apart was usually Rachel.
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Its AI program (the whimsically named Job Buddy) helps employees whose roles are in danger of being replaced find new opportunities within the company.
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The embattled department store chain, which has a market cap of about $349.6 million, had been in danger of being delisted from the NYSE.
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Saraqib's revolution had survived assaults by regime jets and tanks but now was in danger of falling at the hands of a dozen gunmen.
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I have to say that I find it important because otherwise, we're in danger of misunderstanding each other and the world as it is.
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Mr. Kirk "basically saved the company," which was in danger of running out of money, Ronald L. Stotish, the chief executive of AquaBounty, said.
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Four towns along the Ayeyarwady and Chindwin rivers were in danger of being inundated as the rivers rose, the Department of Disaster Management said.
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Otherwise we're in danger of not having the valuable resources immigrants and migrants can bring to the workforce simply because they don't speak English.
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However, all the progress gained is in danger of being lost if HHS moves forward with its proposals to weaken the essential health benefits.
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It puts them in danger of getting cut: Rather, form a claw with your fingers so your fingertips will be protected the whole time.
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Meanwhile, the parched and mountainous country is in danger of running out of water, leaving its 28 million mostly impoverished citizens facing another crisis.
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Well, a great number of major Trump administration officials would be in danger of being canned if the president were capable of cleaning house.
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In Florida, stringent building codes adopted after Hurricane Andrew are in danger of being weakened, which would make houses cheaper to build, yet vulnerable.
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Samuel Johnson, one recalls, a ferociously unsociable reader, and blind as a bat, was constantly in danger of singeing his wig against his candle.
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You'd think that the people most in danger of harming themselves would be the ones who use words like "suicide" or "die" most often.
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But the venture is now in danger of falling apart because of a battle for control playing out behind the scenes, Reuters has learned.
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For the ever dwindling Parsi community of western India, food is both pleasure and heritage — and a secret language in danger of dying out.
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The big picture: Trudeau was already in danger of losing October's general election — polls show his Liberals in a dead heat with the Conservatives.
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The U.S. yield curve has inverted, stoking fears that the longest economic expansion in history was in danger of being interrupted by a recession.
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The U.S. yield curve has inverted, stoking fears that the longest economic expansion in history was in danger of being interrupted by a recession.
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After the Supreme Court decision in 2016, 10 abortion clinics that were in danger of being forced to close were allowed to continue operating.
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For a community that has long cast itself as a nonpartisan truth-teller, it is in danger of being pulled into the political fray.
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After making bogeys on two of the first three holes, Mickelson was nine over for the tournament and in danger of missing the cut.
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Warren, whose parents are divorcing and who is in danger of losing his athletic scholarship, is wilder, perhaps even to the point of instability.
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Successive governments have said that the list is merely a tool to help keep loose track of those in danger of turning to terrorism.
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Shares of the stock are still well below $1 and the stock is in danger of being delisted by the New York Stock Exchange.
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He lavished such affection on each hovering chord and quiver of melody that the music was repeatedly in danger of gliding to a halt.
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Everyone around Schroeder was in danger of being on the receiving end of her ire, including her best friends Katie Mulroney and Kristen Doute.
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The implication is that new music is a specialty, some kind of cerebral sideline in danger of languishing but for the efforts of advocates.
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Now, these former friends, who were in danger of turning into acquaintances, have become full-time friends again because we chat all the time.
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Joe says the least the judge can do is let him see his family, especially if he's in danger of getting deported soon anyway.
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In New Hampshire, Bush, Kasich, Rubio and Chris Christie are all fighting hard for support and could be in danger of splitting the vote.
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Big question: This is another district where Democrats have a crowded field and are in danger of getting shut out of the November election.
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They claimed that after stumbling upon evidence of Russian government meddling in the 2016 US election, they were in danger of knowing too much.
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But as we begin the new year, those businesses are increasingly in danger of falling on the wrong side of an emerging digital divide.
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The shrine, known as the edicule and in danger of collapse, had been propped up by an unsightly iron cage since the 19th century.
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That means it is no longer in danger of running through its cash or depending on investors to pump more money into its operations.
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Kerry warned that the Minsk peace deal was in danger of failing unless both sides restored "real security," according to a report from Reuters.
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Republican strategists told Axios that the president is seen as a liability in many districts that are in danger of falling into Democratic hands.
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Now I see, up close, the impact that election could have on people I know who are very much in danger of losing everything.
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The best of Aaliyah's catalog, still woven into so much of today's music, is in danger of being lost to time and technological advancements.
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They will have to draw down more of their savings to cover those costs, putting them in danger of running out of money faster.
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Nor does CHIP pay for a mother's nonobstetric emergencies, like a rotten tooth in danger of turning septic or hospitalization for a serious illness.
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When people live in isolation, they are in danger of becoming distorted by their own interests; their approach to life may be narrow, prejudiced.
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The war in Yemen has killed at least 10,000 people, displaced millions, led to an economic collapse and left many in danger of famine.
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Already strained by populism and identity politics, Europe is in danger of returning to the strife that produced totalitarianism in the 1930s, he warns.
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But only 6% of Mexicans actually speak one of these languages today, and 60 of them are considered to be in danger of extinction.
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Back in May, Congress watchers were noting that the GOP's ambitious legislative agenda was in danger of falling apart for sheer lack of time.
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The newspaper said the squabbles could delay or derail antitrust approvals, though the deal does not appear to be in danger of imminent collapse.
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However, returning the migrants would violate international laws which prevent asylum seekers being returned to countries where they would be in danger of persecution.
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" Without that space, he suggests, Americans are in danger of becoming locked in "the split between Democrats and Republicans about the proper scope of government.
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It gives them consecutive defeats for just the second time in 2017 and puts them in danger of matching their longest slide of the season.
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Angelina Jolie is reportedly in danger of losing custody of her six children if they do not spend more time with Brad Pitt, People reports.
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With a growing number of long-range battery-cars coming to market, Nissan's own electric vehicle, the Leaf, has been in danger of coming unplugged.
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The Highwayman's journey takes a grim turn into a scorched future—one that, given recent Trumpian events, is all the more in danger of unfolding.
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"With the recent backlash on globalization, the World Openness Score may be in danger of decline," the firm cautioned in its latest annual index update.
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The Federal Reserve is in danger of losing control of how it sets interest rates, according to the former chairman of the Senate Banking Committee.
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All the while, US immigration authorities were reminding her that if she did not come back, she was in danger of losing her green card.
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And if you're going to be forward looking, I'd think I would be more worried about that it's already maybe many in danger of overshooting.
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The prince's primacy, already dented by the bloody mess that his intervention in next-door Yemen's war has become, seemed in danger of being weakened.
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The Lib Dems are in danger of becoming Britain's first post-modern party: an irony-soaked parody of a political movement, sinking giggling into irrelevance.
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This isn't just about making sure to wake up a sleepy driver if they're in danger of nodding off – though it can do that, too.
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As defined by many pandering politicians, "religious freedom" is in danger of becoming code for accepting public money while imposing faith-based values on others.
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The Anaheim Ducks' inability to put together back-to-back victories has them in danger of falling out of third place in the Pacific Division.
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We're in danger of entering McCarthyite waters when anyone who suggests that confrontation with Russia is unnecessary is painted as an agent of foreign influence.
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Venezuela's state-owned oil company has warned that it is in danger of defaulting on its debts after investors declined an offer to swap bonds.
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Along with Audi, the German automakers dominate the luxury car market but are in danger of being overwhelmed by well-capitalized interlopers from Silicon Valley.
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Ottawa stood six points out of the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference going into Friday's games and are in danger of falling below .
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She often stops to pick up dogs roaming the streets, and has bought others in danger of being sold to dog meat farms or restaurants.
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My vision has been to capture things and people that are in danger of being erased: black Muslims, black community, a black girl's pure desire.
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It's healing to me, psychologically, to do that with words that were used to convince me that I was in danger of going to hell.
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Even with two strikes, against a big power hitter in our magical scenario, his fastball is in danger of being hit out of the park.
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MSNBC chief legal correspondent Ari Melber is pushing back on a New York Post report that he is in danger of losing his law license.
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Imagine having a wearable sensor that would allow the squad leader to know when one of his or her soldiers was in danger of dehydration.
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Trump is remarkably unpopular for a president-elect, and unless he can turn that around he's in danger of being a one-and-done president.
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Jonathan Barnett, a law professor at the University of Southern California, agreed that Koh's decision was in danger of being overturned by an appeals court.
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They are second in the constructor standings, without a win, and in danger of being overhauled by rivals Red Bull, who are one point behind.
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