And in many ways, that's more dangerous and can be more dangerous than ambition for the sake of an idea.
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A more dangerous phenomenon While solar flares can interfere with satellites, an even more dangerous phenomenon is called a coronal mass ejection (or CME).
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These storms are more dangerous Storms that undergo rapid intensification tend to be more dangerous than other storms because they frequently end up as major hurricanes.
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There are few things more dangerous than false climate science, critics correctly argue, before hopefully realizing there's little more dangerous in this emergency than a woeful and petty distraction.
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Facebook — and Google — grow more dangerous by the day.
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And that is something entirely different -- and more dangerous.
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It's probably not much more dangerous that a rubber bullet.
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Some would say a much more dangerous kind of geopolitics.
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Heatstroke is less common, but more dangerous than heat exhaustion.
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Which means that his comments now are far more dangerous.
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In reality, that threat is back, more dangerous than ever.
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Ironically, the rarity of tension makes it feel more dangerous.
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Trump is making that gamble look a little more dangerous.
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The crackdown has made an already dangerous journey more dangerous.
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"We know power amplifies our more dangerous tendencies," Keltner says.
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These are more dangerous and can penetrate deeper into skin.
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There's no question that Devens is the more dangerous operator.
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That makes it much more virulent, and far more dangerous.
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" And, he said, Pelosi actually made the rally "more dangerous.
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But Miranda said the favela is more dangerous than ever.
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Why is persuasive design more dangerous for children than adults?
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"It's more dangerous to be black in America," he said.
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"Just having that experience makes you more dangerous," he said.
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"That is almost more dangerous for the sector," he said.
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So the bomber downing just made things much more dangerous.
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It can't be because flavored vaping products are more dangerous.
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They're even more dangerous than massive cliffs and deadly monsters!
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It has made Utah that much more dangerous to opponents.
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"He's something even more dangerous," a second male journalist concludes.
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It's not more dangerous than any other form of exercise.
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On global affairs, the world is a more dangerous place.
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Posting a nude selfie is simply more dangerous for me.
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A dangerous world may be about to become more dangerous. ■
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That is what makes this more dangerous than ever before.
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"It was a much more dangerous time," her son said.
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"False certainty is much more dangerous than uncertainty," he said.
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Hurricanes are getting more dangerous and costlier from climate change.
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And it looks like it may be even more dangerous.
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Do they feel safer by making our prisons more dangerous?
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The longer it hangs around, the more dangerous it becomes.
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"Every month they seem to look more dangerous," he says.
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Do you think electronic music is getting any more dangerous?
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Ben Anderson: For foreign reporters, Syria still feels more dangerous.
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In principle, the more concentrated alcohol is, the more dangerous.
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It makes everything feel responsive and a lot more dangerous.
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And they make what he is doing much more dangerous.
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Mr. Payne faced down more dangerous adversaries than Mr. Sharpton.
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This time, Trump's strategy is even darker and more dangerous.
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In the US, childbirth has been growing more dangerous recently.
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"The road conditions were difficult and more dangerous," he said.
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It is far bigger and far more dangerous than Trump.
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But riding on roads is much more dangerous for riders.
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Why are the camps even more dangerous than surrounding areas?
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Realizing its value, Bobby devises a new, more dangerous plan.
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Still, the South seemed more dangerous, more violent, more unpredictable.
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It's bigger, more pervasive and in every way more dangerous.
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He was clear: This is more dangerous than the flu.
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The situation at the border is not getting more dangerous.
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But, how much more dangerous is football than other sports?
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More space junk raises the risk of more dangerous collisions
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As a result, they argue, schools have become more dangerous.
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I've been to many more dangerous places, like Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Musk has said AI is more dangerous than North Korea.
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"It's more dangerous now," she said in a recent conversation.
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The sport's crazy cousin wingsuit flying is even more dangerous.
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The second risk – potentially far more dangerous – is population displacement.
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Additionally, certain risk factors can be more dangerous for women.
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Football is way more dangerous, especially as a running back.
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There are signs that clouds hide even more dangerous tripwires.
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Others go to more dangerous extremes with their fasting escapades.
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But heading that way is considered a more dangerous route.
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To me, that's more dangerous, because the boundaries are limitless.
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Shell says that hydrogen is no more dangerous than gasoline.
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"The Beast," a more dangerous 24th, is on its way.
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The environment for gay priests has grown only more dangerous.
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Authoritarians are never more dangerous than when they feel vulnerable.
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He has made the entire world a more dangerous place.
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This makes the fights feel much more dangerous and surprising.
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His jokes made the world more dangerous for queer people.
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Baby cobras are more dangerous than adult cobras, the doctor explains.
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This administration's militarism runs much deeper and is far more dangerous.
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For him, the exploding of the myth is far more dangerous.
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But, are the microbes that share our commute actually more dangerous?
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It can absorb toxins, making it more dangerous still to ingest.
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The day got bloodier and more dangerous until 1:45 p.m.
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The trailer plays up the more dangerous aspects of the race.
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It's crazy that psilocybin is treated as more dangerous than heroin.
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"It is more dangerous to be black in America," he said.
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However, research suggests it can actually make the situation more dangerous.
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They also hiss, mimicking more dangerous snakes, as well as strike.
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China has a much more dangerous toy fad driving adults crazy.
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Instead, they have diverted them, often to longer, more dangerous routes.
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This may create an unsafe environment at more dangerous natural sites.
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In that sense, he's almost more dangerous than previous authoritarian leaders.
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A world of wall-builders would be poorer and more dangerous.
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But there are many rule differences that make things more dangerous.
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FAREWELL KABULFrom Afghanistan to a More Dangerous WorldBy Christina Lamb211 pp.
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Sisi's repression is also fueling violent extremism, making Egypt more dangerous.
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Recently we learned that it was even more dangerous than that.
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The more you love them, the more dangerous they can become.
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The world is about to get a whole lot more dangerous.
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Unfortunately, insecurity makes bullies even more dangerous when they feel cornered.
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"It is more dangerous to be black in America," Gingrich said.
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And so I think what technology ... And gas was more dangerous.
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Then I heard another voice, a deeper and more dangerous voice.
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Is it more dangerous to breathe fire than to swallow it?
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And that's more dangerous to existing insurers than any exploding hoverboard.
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However, the Senate's version was the more dangerous of the bills.
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But it would also be potentially more dangerous for Qatar's rivals.
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Man, getting that diploma is even more dangerous than we thought.
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But for older people, catching the disease is much more dangerous.
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Is an indoor mass event more dangerous than an outdoor one?
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Instead, many prostitutes argue, it has made things considerably more dangerous.
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Making more dangerous weapons available to more people increases our danger.
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Elsewhere in Britain, educators are trying to make playgrounds more dangerous.
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"It has not made crossings impossible ... but more dangerous," Cimerman said.
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Will Joker really prove to be more dangerous than other movies?
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"That makes it more dangerous," Luqmaan said about the data breach.
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Iran says it will stockpile more — and more dangerous — nuclear fuel.
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It might look more dangerous, but it's actually safer, Dunn explains.
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But the problem is, it's getting more dangerous, especially alpine climbing.
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In many ways the fear is more dangerous than the virus.
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Election campaigns have just become more violent, more corrupt, more dangerous.
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The black market for surgical abortions, meanwhile, can be more dangerous.
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Living bodies are, on the whole, more dangerous than dead ones.
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In the meantime, our world is becoming more dangerous every day.
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Marie knew that despair was even more dangerous than the cold.
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"She may be more dangerous," said one hedge fund portfolio manager.
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Residents say it has become even more dangerous in the dark.
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It looks like space is about to get much more dangerous.
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"I have become more dangerous," he told Le Monde , in 22015.
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The more that people believe that, the more dangerous it gets.
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But the far more dangerous one is right here at home.
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This causes people to think it's in some way more dangerous.
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I THINK THE MARKET HAS BECOME A MUCH MORE DANGEROUS PLACE.
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Cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and ecstasy are all more dangerous than marijuana.
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Both are more dangerous than marijuana, and it's not even close.
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Tell us what you think: Are the subways getting more dangerous?
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But it would have been more dangerous to retreat, she said.
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And some non-predators, like the deer, are potentially more dangerous.
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And cities are, generally, more dangerous than the rest of America.
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It helps to create a world that is more dangerous, not safer.
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"This was much more dangerous than it looks," the actor, 50, tweeted.
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Falling behind Mr. Bush would be much more dangerous for Mr. Rubio.
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But professional researchers say amateur chasers are making their jobs more dangerous.
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This battle probably couldn't come at a worse and more dangerous time.
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This matters because the world economy is becoming more dangerous for MNCs.
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For them, this is far more dangerous than any act of terrorism.
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And this time, the insufferable, unsubstantiated bullshit is a lot more dangerous.
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He also testified that the removed glass made that section more dangerous.
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This situation may become more dangerous – perhaps until something truly cataclysmic happens.
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Some independent research has also suggested hand dryers aren't actually more dangerous.
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The eventual disposal of more dangerous waste will be much more difficult.
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Which was more dangerous, an innocent anarchist or a corrupt judicial system?
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"Hippos [in the wild] are more dangerous than they appear," says Maynard.
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It was absolutely dreadful, and far more dangerous than any motorbike, actually.
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Measles is far more dangerous than most people realize, new research shows.
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It is a big change that makes for a more dangerous world.
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It makes the troops and the world a much more dangerous place.
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And it's an outsized return; they make these groups much more dangerous.
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Instead, what was already a treacherous journey has become even more dangerous.
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For Black women, coming into money is an even more dangerous game.
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Under a Trump presidency, peanut butter might be a little more dangerous . . .
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That uncertainty, however, risks opening the door to ever more dangerous confrontation.
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"Sometimes a book is more dangerous than a bomb," Mr Erdogan said.
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More dangerous still, probes into any issue can stumble across explosive finds.
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There are more dangerous things you can do in space than that.
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The latest craze is for even more dangerous-looking electric-powered skateboards.
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"We don't go downtown because they say it's more dangerous," he said.
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This, ultimately, is what makes Roberts so much more dangerous than McConnell.
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To be sure, carrying a concealed firearm makes a person more dangerous.
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Today it might be harmless, but tomorrow it might be more dangerous.
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In fact, it might become more dangerous to flop for a penalty.
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On that fourth attempt, Fernández took a more dangerous route through Mexico.
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Online contact sales are no more dangerous than those made in person.
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They actually choose to drive even though driving is exponentially more dangerous.
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FAREWELL KABUL: From Afghanistan to a More Dangerous World, by Christina Lamb.
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That doesn't make the world more peaceful, it makes it more dangerous.
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The drought creates longer — and sometimes more dangerous — excursions to find water.
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He has long argued that rogue powers are more dangerous when isolated.
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This peaceful grassroots takeover is actually more dangerous than an armed coup.
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There is another and possibly more dangerous chapter yet to be written.
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It also could represent a far more dangerous stage for the administration.
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Without parental support, that fight starts earlier and becomes much more dangerous.
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Making pancreatic cancer more dangerous, it's rarely detected in its early stages.
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"Exercise is safe and being sedentary is far more dangerous," Moholdt said.
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But he added that the situation grows more dangerous with each incident.
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It's more dangerous, things can go wrong, but it makes me concentrate.
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Experts say that wildfires in the U.S. are more dangerous than ever.
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Many said leaving the besieged city could be more dangerous than staying.
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Misguided goodwill can be more dangerous than actions that stem from malice.
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Thanks to this, your murloc army gets a whole lot more dangerous.
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Mr. Trump has tapped into something much more dangerous than economic angst.
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The impact: Things could get more dangerous in northwest Syria, Dalton said.
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Here's what makes IoT ransomware a different and possibly more dangerous threat.
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In the seventies and eighties, New York was a more dangerous place.
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More weapons and more dangerous weapons are killing us, not protecting us.
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And that is much more dangerous and very bad for the health.
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And that's what makes his message so much more dangerous than Trump's.
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Leaving warfare to computers will make the world a more dangerous place.■
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After decades of war, Afghanistan is more dangerous for civilians than ever.
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But maybe drones could help us stay out of more dangerous conditions.
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The attitude of the Chinese government makes the journey even more dangerous.
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We're going to be in a more dangerous world very, very soon.
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We've beaten more dangerous things than this… and we'll do it again.
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It was a much more dangerous free kick, just outside the box.
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It also is more dangerous for those with pre-existing health conditions.
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Uruguay this time gets the sustained possession, and it's much more dangerous.
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But in the long run, isn't stifling scientific inquiry even more dangerous?
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"And this is what makes it so much more dangerous," Thunberg wrote.
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Are there certain brands of poppers that are more dangerous than others?
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" She continues: "And this it what makes it so much more dangerous.
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But even these rescues are becoming harder and more dangerous to make.
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"This crossing is much more dangerous than the Mediterranean," Mr. Cauchi said.
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"This just tells me the world's getting a little bit more dangerous."
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Sometimes not being afraid is more dangerous than fear, Dr. Houpt said.
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This kind of corruption is, perhaps, even more dangerous than intentional conspiracies.
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There's nothing more dangerous than a girl who feels thin and attractive.
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Tesla boss Elon Musks says AI is more dangerous than North Korea.
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You could not have conceived of a more dangerous combination of characteristics.
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And Trump has replaced it with something more dangerous: white identity politics.
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Evidence suggests that drivers who routinely flout traffic laws are more dangerous.
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There are more productive meetings ahead, as well as more dangerous ones.
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The times we live in are truly more dangerous than I thought.
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North Korea is a very different and a much more dangerous problem.
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But when combined, they can snowball and become something altogether more dangerous.
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New voice-masking technologies cold also be making the calls more dangerous.
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That makes the crisis inside the White House a level more dangerous.
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She wondered if it might be more dangerous to take expired pills.
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And this can make centrist paranoia more dangerous and more easily disguised.
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And that may allow it to substitute more dangerous, deadlier opioid painkillers.
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The people holding top jobs in U.S. intelligence agencies, furthermore, can be much more dangerous by orders of magnitude than any terrorist (just as police officers and prosecutors can be orders-of-magnitude more dangerous than ordinary criminals).
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But this time around, we were caught in a far more dangerous game.
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But from the actual perspective of governance, Trump's approach is far more dangerous.
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There has never been a more dangerous time to be a drug user.
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Do you think this work is becoming more dangerous in a warming world?
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He told the New Yorker that marijuana is no more dangerous than alcohol.
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And that's a lot more dangerous than an eerie painting come to life.
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But it can be more dangerous in people who have weak immune systems.
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Failing to take action could be far more dangerous in the long run.
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That makes a stronger dollar more dangerous for the world and for America.
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The thing is, the conflict is being replaced by something even more dangerous.
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Saudi Arabia were much more dangerous after reaching the break at 1-1.
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That's a lot more dangerous, and more lasting, than a few curse words.
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And the reason is that the countryside is more dangerous than the city.
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The scary part is that the Tar Heels could get even more dangerous.
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Experts said that the president's suggestion would likely make the situation more dangerous.
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"These drugs are made more dangerous by their newfound illegal status," he says.
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Probably even more dangerous at the minute because he's been a little quiet.
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It's more about a slow rolling out of increasingly more dangerous villainous threats.
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Is fentanyl more dangerous than other substances that could get into your coke?
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Then she realized it was something far more dangerous: a full-blown blaze.
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I think it's a more dangerous drug than a lot of people realize.
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The first is that the activity is dangerous and is getting more dangerous.
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"Pushing that idea is more dangerous than not talking about consent at all."
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The growing risk of collision with a car is making motorcycling more dangerous.
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It's that he knows better, which makes his rhetoric that much more dangerous.
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The waters over at ABC are about to get a lot more dangerous.
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Instead, it pushes women to seek more dangerous means of terminating their pregnancies.
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BTW ... riding a bike in L.A. traffic ... way more dangerous than heart surgery.
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And it's not more dangerous than schedule 2 drugs like cocaine and meth.
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These sunburns "are actually much more dangerous than sunburns later on," she added.
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More LNG export plants mean more dangerous fracking and drilling across the country.
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So Americans' indulgence of him is infinitely more dangerous than Italians' of Berlusconi.
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It also showed that heat is more dangerous than the cold on balance.
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A broader sell-off could be more dangerous, but those worries have ebbed.
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In short, it's gotten more popular and more dangerous to back crowdfunded projects.
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The city became more dangerous and lawless, with devastating results for ordinary citizens.
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Extreme-weather photojournalism is thus becoming more important as it becomes more dangerous.
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This is a more dangerous way of making music, a little more Dionysian.
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It also makes the world more dangerous by letting our allies' capabilities atrophy.
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In its place, a much more dangerous confrontation has begun to take shape.
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It is a dangerous world, more dangerous now than it has ever been.
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We need to be super careful with AI. Potentially more dangerous than nukes.
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US society is growing more diverse and the world is growing more dangerous.
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In mid-February the ice begins to thaw, meaning it gets more dangerous.
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Secretly, however, they were engaged in a far more dangerous game of brinkmanship.
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But I think that the landscape is more dangerous than most people recognize.
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Meanwhile, China has grown more aggressive, and North Korea more dangerous and belligerent.
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A growing body of research is showing that hurricanes are becoming more dangerous.
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The storm has "never been more dangerous than it is right now," Gov.
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It's also a lot more dangerous now, because wars have become more violent.
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Partly as a result, today the flu is much more dangerous than measles.
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The implication is that there's no situation a gun doesn't make more dangerous.
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Facebook clearly has a different, and arguably more dangerous, ecosystem than, say, Instagram.
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There is nothing more dangerous to the church than a lack of faith.
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That narrow focus on consumer prices hides another, potentially more dangerous side effect.
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Finally, it looks like we're in for some more dangerous extreme weather events.
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The coronavirus is more dangerous to individuals with medical preconditions and older people.
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This, in turn, will cause war to become more dangerous, deadly, and prevalent.
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A house of books is even more dangerous than a house of cards!
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That's grease on the floor, making those fireball traps that much more dangerous.
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Nothing is easier, or more dangerous, than cultivation of hatred of the stranger.
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They not only make him and MAGA more respectable, but also more dangerous.
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So I was wrong — he could find someone more dangerous than John Bolton.
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They are all the more dangerous when they pose as wisdom and righteousness.
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In a battle of extremes, the historic wildfires made the storms more dangerous.
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This time, though, the Republicans are engaging in an even more dangerous delusion.
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We will become a lesser country and the world a more dangerous place.
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But, to be fair, is there anything more dangerous than maintaining today's course?
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All this makes Labour's political agenda even more dangerous than its economic plans.
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They are outsourcing some of their work, and that makes them more dangerous.
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Generally speaking, the younger the baby, the more dangerous some diseases can be.
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There was a lot more turbulence and it was a lot more dangerous.
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That is, the solar storm made the terrestrial storm a bit more dangerous.
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They were much hardier and more dangerous than I expected — which was thrilling!
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A MORE DANGEROUS WORLD: Michael Steinbach, an executive assistant director with the FBI, said U.S. success in squeezing ISIS's territory in Iraq and Syria could create a more dangerous world in the short term because of social media and the internet.
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And the world just got a bit more dangerous after Iran's nuclear deal announcement.
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Bromine's ozone killing properties make it almost one hundred times more dangerous than chlorine.
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The administration is making a dangerous journey no less common, but even more dangerous.
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In fact, he implied that Clinton's record made her even more dangerous than Trump.
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But I truly believe that not being innovative and growing is even more dangerous.
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That is much more dangerous to the stability of the country than fake news.
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But philosophies and ideologies are harder and more dangerous to follow than business plans.
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You would think that the more a volcano erupts, the more dangerous it is.
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It's hard to imagine they're willing to go much further with more dangerous drugs.
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Are there ways to indulge a kink that might be more dangerous than others?
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Yet it's more dangerous because it's normalized and there are no restrictions to it.
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And with each price jump, Satoshi's possible fortune becomes more incredible — and more dangerous.
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That's vastly more dangerous than driving and a bit riskier than climbing Mount Everest.
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Making things even more dangerous for him in prison: his own law enforcement background.
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There's no combination more dangerous than Anne Hathaway and Matthew McConaughey — onscreen, at least.
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Sure, Connery was more dangerous, rougher around the edges, deadlier with a Walther PPK.
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They controlled possession, moved the ball more effectively, and got into more dangerous positions.
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However, researchers warn that increased drinking could be indicative of a more dangerous trend.
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"In short, fake law, which is much more dangerous than fake news," Dubelier wrote.
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Be aware that — in Ellis' view, anyway — the world is a more dangerous place.
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Because that's going to be more dangerous than even a lot of natural encounters.
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BUT the worst part is that it feels waaaaaay more dangerous than a bike.
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New scientific research suggests that MDMA is significantly more dangerous for women than men.
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How much more dangerous it can become when we forget it ourselves, even momentarily.
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There's an element of truth to that, but actually surgery became much more dangerous.
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Sobol: Yeah, they see it as something more dangerous than important for the culture.
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It's supposed to have the same effect as marijuana, yet it's far more dangerous.
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Wayne State said the more they ran the water, the more dangerous it became.
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Corbyn recently said the president's behavior risked making the world a more dangerous place.
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"The car ride to the game is more dangerous," said Lori Walsh, Caitlin's mother.
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And there are many, many more dangerous things that people are happy to broadcast.
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But "that path would have been more chaotic and more dangerous," says Mr Teltschik.
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However, watchdogs report that speaking out is becoming more dangerous—and they are right.
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While the protests started out as mostly nonviolent, they have recently become more dangerous.
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Trump means them ill and therefore in many ways he's more dangerous than Putin.
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Sullivan insists the embers photo looks a lot more dangerous than it actually was.
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Trump incorrectly suggested that the illegal immigrant population is more dangerous than US citizens.
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"There's nothing more dangerous than a fix-it man in a fix," Turley quipped.
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It explains some of Donald Trump's support; it has made the world more dangerous.
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The Post, however, does not suggest that schools are more dangerous than combat zones.
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For the Tilden family, a home invasion turns into an even more dangerous game.
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Kevin: We also considered going to Turkey, but thought that might be more dangerous.
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As time goes on, poachers are becoming more sophisticated, more dangerous and more ruthless.
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Softball is more dangerous than judo, amazingly, and ski jumping is safer than baseball.
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The Mediterranean's climate is changing as well, making larger, more dangerous fires more likely.
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Meltdown allows full access to the protected memory space, so it's potentially more dangerous.
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"Hurricane Michael is a monstrous storm, and the forecast keeps getting more dangerous," Gov.
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"In Islam alcohol is seen by some as more dangerous than drugs," Samin said.
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She wondered, would Covid-123 be just another flu or something much more dangerous?
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But the consequences of the left's fellow-traveling and excuse-making are more dangerous.
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And this is why Trump is something different and more dangerous in American life.
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That's how good I am, except, I'm more dangerous, because I f*ck wives!!!
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At the same time, other people have never been more dangerous to our health.
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Intervention in Syria would have been much, much more dangerous than intervention in Libya.
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Most of those areas, absent climate change, are no more dangerous than inland living.
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This could make the bitter regional contest between India and Pakistan even more dangerous.
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What exactly has changed since then to make foreign propaganda far more dangerous today?
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"There is nothing in this world more dangerous than a humiliated man," he says.
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Almost casual presidential invocations of fire and fury have rendered circumstances far more dangerous.
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There is also evidence that trying children as adults may make society more dangerous.
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That's potentially even more dangerous, since you might feel a false sense of security.
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Mr. Trump said he wanted evidence the world was getting more dangerous for journalists.
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To view foreign policy as simply transactional is more dangerous than its proponents realize.
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In many ways, the FAANG phenomenon is even more dangerous than the Nifty Fifty.
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I think what Mr. Krumwiede is spreading is far more dangerous than the disease.
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And it's a much more dangerous disease, from everything we know, than coronavirus is.
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The robot issue illustrates a new and exponentially more dangerous misuse of these sites.
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Today out of sight is more dangerous than full transparency about everything that's happening.
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What makes socialists more dangerous are many who follow them out of willful ignorance.
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"The more we learn about e-cigarettes, the more dangerous they look," Glantz said.
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How much more dangerous it can become when we forget it ourselves even momentarily.
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We're going to see more and more fires and more and more dangerous conditions.
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However, scientists in some countries have continued to design even more dangerous OP compounds.
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It claimed a broad clampdown on human rights had created a "more dangerous" world.
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The Black Party is known for being much darker, much more dangerous, more naughty.
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That only makes Hong Kong a more dangerous piece in the trade-war games.
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Working conditions have become more dangerous, and the audiences have also changed, dancers say.
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It turns out that fear of strangers is far more dangerous than strangers themselves.
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But the company is often unable to test its vehicles in more dangerous situations.
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"These murders have made London seem a darker, more dangerous place," he tells me.
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At the same time, a much more dangerous trade conflict with Europe is looming.
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They thought their psychotic experiences were more dangerous, less controllable, and more negative overall.
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But the disclosures by Edward Snowden were far more serious and far more dangerous.
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Right now, I think it's more dangerous because we haven't adapted to it yet.
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What has happened since then that you think has made Trump even more dangerous?
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Acids have a pH level of less than 7 -- which is the pH level of water -- and get more dangerous as they approach 1, while bases have a pH level of over 7 and become more dangerous as they get closer to 14.
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"Taking a dangerous selfie is more dangerous than swimming in the ocean," Mr. Hay said.
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As Justice Elena Kagan pointed out today, liposuction is 30 times more dangerous than abortion.
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This chumminess is more dangerous for the press than anything Trump ever threatened reporters with.
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Just because you're going to another country doesn't mean that people are more dangerous there.
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Also, Tai is right that Michele is a much more dangerous endgame competitor than Jason.
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Spain had more possession, but Germany looked more dangerous despite missing the injured Dzsenifer Marozsan.
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While some visitors are canceling trips, others are taking more dangerous paths to experience parks.
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These were bad decisions, as the world turned out to be more dangerous than predicted.
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It's almost more dangerous, the fact that that's there and you don't even know it.
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That increase was cast by some lawmakers as evidence officers' jobs were getting more dangerous.
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Furthermore, increased automation gives more physical control to digital systems, making cyberattacks even more dangerous.
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"This storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now," North Carolina Gov.
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But every second of delay makes the challenge more expensive, more difficult, and more dangerous.
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This season, however, Paige's life is getting far more complicated — and a lot more dangerous.
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"As these incidents become more frequent and more dangerous, additional resources are necessary," Wills said.
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As a result, its downtown area is denser and more vertical — and potentially more dangerous.
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It would be much more dangerous if it was being held on banks' balance sheets.
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Some kratom advocates claim that it helped wean them from stronger and more dangerous opiates.
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The world is a more dangerous place now than when I was an intelligence agent.
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Granted, he's the kind of character who gets more dangerous the more he feels cornered.
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A workplace raid absorbs time that then cannot be spent on more dangerous undocumented immigrants.
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And, when Debra's family learns the truth, the con man becomes all the more dangerous.
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A dry drunk can be a darker and more dangerous person than a drunk drunk.
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For one thing, it's a disingenuous comparison, like saying bullets are more dangerous than guns.
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Geoengineering is worth studying, but it could leave the world an even more dangerous place.
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"But the bigger issue: marijuana use is different among teens - it's more dangerous," DeNicola added.
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Heras claims this makes Iran's network more resilient and more dangerous than Israel often realizes.
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Is there anything more dangerous than a woman who has made herself into a weapon?
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There's nothing more dangerous than a powerful person who is imagining themselves as being powerless.
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They're just people who believe wholeheartedly in their cause — which makes them even more dangerous.
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As AI systems get more powerful, unintended behavior may become less charming and more dangerous.
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For a political party, a "chaos candidate" is surely more dangerous than a lawful Lucifer.
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It is more dangerous because Trump's despot-coddling America has disappeared as a countervailing force.
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Long term exposure to pollution can be more dangerous than the occasional peaks as well.
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The Wi-Fi router-killing malware known as VPNFilter is more dangerous than previously thought.
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Comey outside the FBI could be more dangerous to him than Comey inside the bureau.
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That would result in lower success rates for IVF, more dangerous pregnancies and multiple births.
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Warning: these adorable candy-colored lip balm pods could be more dangerous than they appear.
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ESTBeing a witch or wizard in North America is even more dangerous than in Europe.
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Here, though, that open aggression winds up being just as toxic, and even more dangerous.
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And the evidence shows that harsher conditions can make offenders more dangerous when they're released.
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The deal also could lead to migrants trying to take other, even more dangerous routes.
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But the sheer importance of China in the global economy makes its opacity more dangerous.
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When he's active, Boston is substantially more dangerous—even if he refuses to admit it.
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Much more dangerous is the toll that pollution takes on cognitive development and mental health.
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The move heralds a new, more dangerous phase in the crisis over Iran's nuclear programme.
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If next year gets more dangerous, you're likely to see it change in smaller increments.
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Opioids are likely less effective and certainly more dangerous than other methods of pain management.
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If we take no action, we doom future generations to a far more dangerous world.
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Signs are multiplying that nuclear weapons are making a comeback, making the world more dangerous.
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Handguns may be more dangerous for young children because they're easier to grasp than rifles.
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In comparison to lynxes, "there are far more dangerous dogs around in Wales," said O'Donoghue.
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In the second half, Leicester looked more dangerous on the counterattack and from open play.
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But that marks something much more dangerous than simply a disruption of the status quo.
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These efforts came during a time when the city was a far more dangerous place.
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With a weakened immune system, "a pathogen might be more dangerous for them," he said.
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And there is no clear evidence that the border is growing more dangerous for agents.
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Even more dangerous than this hypocrisy is the misuse of the law by both sides.
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In other words, it makes North Korea more dangerous and therefore gives them more leverage.
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Yet, many who have made the journey across have been in far more dangerous situations.
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Alcohol, by almost any definition, is more dangerous to public health and safety than cannabis.
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This could lead to a more dangerous America for lots of people, including abortion providers.
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In ring, they're slowly transitioning into character-driven wrestlers, paring back their more dangerous stunts.
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When you get that in the action world, it's crazy because it becomes more dangerous.
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Collected bones contribute towards unlocking new stages with different, more dangerous enemies and devious traps.
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"In short, fake law, which is much more dangerous than fake news," Concord's lawyer said.
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He noted that some medications may be more dangerous than others when combined with alcohol.
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Having access to extensive personal Facebook data on citizens could make such leaders more dangerous.
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Despite this, Trump insisted the flu is more dangerous and singled out Cuomo for criticism.
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"If we fail to act, we'll be making the situation even more dangerous," Pelosi said.
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They had no idea that the mud would prove far more dangerous than the water.
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But North Korea's missile program just got a lot better — and more dangerous — this year.
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Only football seemed to be more dangerous among major team sports in the United States.
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By that definition, it has no accepted medical use and is more dangerous than cocaine.
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Most Americans believe the procedure to be less common than it is, and more dangerous.
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"I honestly think it was a more dangerous intersection than it was before," he said.
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And now Kenya is in an even murkier, and more dangerous, situation than it was.
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And in an interdependent world, your rivals falling becomes more dangerous than your rivals rising.
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More dangerous strains such as SARS and MERS have 11% and 35% fatality rates, respectively.
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For asylum seekers with no anchor relatives in Canada, there is a more dangerous option.
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"It makes you so much more dangerous when everyone is swinging the bat," Kiermaier said.
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They say that driving a car on crowded roads is more dangerous than a hurricane.
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Giffords's email said toddlers are more dangerous than many of the immigrants Trump is targeting.
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It's all too easy to imagine fear becoming far more dangerous than the virus itself.
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Nowhere is that chaos more dangerous than in the realm of civilization-ending nuclear weaponry.
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But it also means a nuclear Iran would be even more dangerous than North Korea.
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Like Aspergillus, it is more dangerous to people with weakened immune systems, the CDC says.
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"There are places that it is much more dangerous to do sex work," she acknowledged.
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Were you concerned that people would try some of the more dangerous but plausible solutions?
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder tells us why July is even more dangerous: http://bit.ly/26MesxS.
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Mass shootings pained him, of course, but armed citizens made America safer, not more dangerous.
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I mean is there anything more dangerous to constitutional government than that way of thinking.
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LuEtta couldn't think of a way to ask that didn't make her seem more dangerous.
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Pain is beauty, but skin bleaching tends to be one of the more dangerous regimens.
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Though abortion is usually safe, it becomes more dangerous the longer a woman must wait.
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If you thought luge couldn't get more terrifying, meet skeleton, its more dangerous older brother.
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It appears that to him, accusations of racism are more dangerous than racist acts themselves.
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"We've moved into a path that will make our future much more dangerous," she concluded.
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While some people can be stupid in a charming way, Brady's idiocy is more dangerous.
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Comey may be more dangerous to Trump outside of the FBI than inside of it.
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It will get more dangerous every time you send a unit out past the wire.
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And skinny bears take more risks to get food, making them more dangerous to people.
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Dozens feared drowned as latest migrant boat sinks off Libya Central Mediterranean route 'more dangerous' Spindler said that the central Mediterranean route -- from Libya or other north African countries to Italy -- was "dramatically more dangerous" than the Turkey-Greece route taken by most migrants.
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Ms Ortega, a former professor of criminal law, is becoming more dangerous to Venezuela's repressive government.
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Running in highly polluted air isn't just more dangerous than running in clean air, Rajagopalan says.
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And the criminals with badges are more dangerous because they don&apost just violate the law.
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"This generation does not have this sense of belonging, they're more violent, more dangerous," Valdez warns.
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But with Trump, in particular, the removal of the daily press briefing is even more dangerous.
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They are far more prevalent and, to the average citizen, more dangerous than any serial killer.
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Enter Ma, who represents something much more dangerous to China than Taiwan ever could: An idea.
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Other addictive and much more dangerous substances, like alcohol and smoked tobacco, are legal, after all.
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As borders across Europe slam shut, new routes open up, each more dangerous than the last.
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That's overtaxed the system of existing dams and made the Oroville situation all the more dangerous.
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Fentanyl is both cheaper and more powerful than naturally derived heroin, but it's also more dangerous.
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But this plot doesn't explain why intermediate falling distances are more dangerous than higher falling distances.
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These studies revealed real CrossFit harms, but is the workout really more dangerous than any other?
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Fans of The Walking Dead know that there are more dangerous things out there than zombies.
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The global stakes These dynamics are more dangerous because they are happening on a global scale.
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But our world not only is far from perfect, it's getting more dangerous by the day.
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Eyes are more sensitive to green lasers, which is why those are more dangerous to pilots.
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The pull-out of foreign troops has made Afghanistan not only more dangerous, but poorer, too.
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It's a less fashionable problem, but one that's far more dangerous for this industry and beyond.
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"We make it look much more dangerous than it actually is," Hocke said of their photos.
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So, that would make it more dangerous than Al Qaida, the insurgents we fought in Iraq.
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This was actually more dangerous, delivering opioids meant to be disseminated over hours in one hit.
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And inhaling it (or injecting it) are the more dangerous ways to deliver ricin, Chai says.
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Texting and using smartphone apps while driving make it more dangerous on the roads, Lynch said.
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"Nothing is more dangerous than false confidence," said Andrew Way, a senior analyst at Corporate Insight.
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Things predictably got worse when I treaded into more dangerous waters: slimming down my body parts.
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We need to look at all the other external factors that are making childbirth more dangerous.
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It doesn't save life, it simply forces women into more dangerous methods, other states or countries.
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They are more dangerous than Adolf Hitler in terms of their long term threat to humanity.
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Bengio argues that trusting a computer is no different, or more dangerous, than trusting another person.
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She actually said that our misuse of power is far more dangerous than a caged bear.
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A majority of Australians (77 percent) believe that the world is more dangerous under President Trump.
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Even if this doesn't actually decrease the number of abortions, but just makes them more dangerous.
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But what looks different can actually lead to a more dangerous outcome of xenophobia and divisiveness.
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More specifically, people thought that drugs like crack were disproportionately more dangerous than drugs like cocaine.
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Attempting to drive the length of a typical non-stop flight is 65 times more dangerous.
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So we all know grass is a little bit more dangerous than hard court or clay.
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Cars are also far more dangerous than clowns, and that hasn't kept people from using them.
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Migration "has become much more dangerous," says Linn Biörklund, a humanitarian adviser with Doctors Without Borders.
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Like Mr Kim, his fellow playboy-with-a-rich-dad, Mr Trump makes Asia more dangerous.
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Less in the global eye but potentially more dangerous, the Chinese bond market is growing explosively.
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The robot can go deeper than human divers can go comfortably and into more dangerous spots.
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Of course, a levee that breaks is far more dangerous than a levee that's too short.
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Mr Bostrom's book prompted Elon Musk to declare that AI is "potentially more dangerous than nukes".
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Populism is even more dangerous in Europe where we have already seen some leaders take power.
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I believe that the fake news will be more dangerous in this way than any other.
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McAvoy's character has 23 separate personalities in the film — some of them more dangerous than others.
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Moreover, a firm stance now could potentially head off a more dangerous situation down the road.
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Nevertheless, MPP requires many migrants wait in Mexico, making an already precarious situation even more dangerous.
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That change of equipment has made the highly regarded prospect much more dangerous at the plate.
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Because while past returns can't predict the future, history shows it's more dangerous not to invest.
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As military communities become more isolated, this painful disconnect will lead to even more dangerous consequences.
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Reports have chronicled how potent synthetics such as fentanyl are becoming more common — and more dangerous.
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Sacramento, California (CNN)America's addiction to opioid-based painkillers and heroin just got exponentially more dangerous.
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"It's more dynamic and way more dangerous than it has been in years past," Alles said.
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I don't need to know exactly until I get into more dangerous territory of 20 percent.
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Donald McEachin (D-Va.) asked Chipman if the legislation would make active shooter situations more dangerous.
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Words, to me, are way more dangerous than somebody just coming up and kicking my ass.
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It's just a series of escalating dares, each one a little more dangerous than the last.
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This time without Hitler, but with nukes and AI, rendering geopolitical rivalry all the more dangerous.
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Take the easiest route to your exit point, or the more dangerous but potentially rewarding one?
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"Statements like these make the world more dangerous and the United States less safe," said Sen.
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"They are in Milan, and they are in the area where it's more dangerous," she said.
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Those episodes, which more frequently affect scuba divers or surfers further offshore, can be more dangerous.
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All of that means the novel coronavirus is a lot more dangerous than those previous outbreaks.
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But turning the islands' turmoil into a proxy struggle would only make matters far more dangerous.
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Czerczak says the new nationalists may look different, but their xenophobia is only growing more dangerous.
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If that stands, the world will eventually become a more dangerous place for all of us.
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The more Marnie writes, the more dangerous it gets and suddenly the set comes crashing down.
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In fact, the only thing more dangerous is the ignorance and hubris exhibited by President Trump.
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Experts say the evidence does not show that immigrants are more dangerous than native-born Americans.
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Diving that deep is more dangerous, said Mr. Trumper, who knows the risks of his profession.
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That would be even more dangerous than a perception of weakness, for it could quickly escalate.
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It would have been more dangerous, were it not for a large sign with a skull.
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But using this tactic from the Oval Office is far more dangerous than from Trump Tower.
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It will also have to fundamentally redefine its foreign policy in a more dangerous international context.
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This article makes Joshua Tree and other desert areas sound much more dangerous than they are.
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That would risk striking after the North has deliverable nuclear weapons, a much more dangerous situation.
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It's not to try and get the one up to three and do more dangerous things.
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Scientists in a 2017 paper did find that bats harbored more dangerous viruses than other species.
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Tens of thousands of migrants began shifting to lengthier, more dangerous, unpopulated routes, according to experts.
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They knew there were things far more dangerous to our republic than the other political party.
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The withdrawal process for benzodiazepines is even more dangerous than it is for opioids, she said.
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The testimony came from a psychologist who said black defendants were more dangerous than white ones.
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I think Donald Trump is objectively more dangerous than Kim Jong Un and not as stable.
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The resulting high-speed junk could potentially run into other satellites, possibly creating more dangerous debris.
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Besides, driving is already one of the more dangerous activities Americans undertake on a daily basis.
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Dean has in the past warned he believes Trump is "more dangerous" than Nixon ever was.
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So far it remains an experiment but one that could grow into something much more dangerous.
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JM: In 1984, it was a much more dangerous place but a much more exciting place.
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In fact, hiding behind a civilized veneer in your support of fascism I consider more dangerous.
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Witches, on the other hand — even sexy, ahistorical ones — are more dangerous, more sinister, more powerful.
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The Socialists, leaderless until their own Congress in June, saw Mr Errejón as a more dangerous rival.
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And while it can be a real pain for drivers, it's even more dangerous for the fowl.
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One staff member suggested a painkiller that would have made the situation more dangerous, according to Ali.
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But Mr. Lee said that solid concrete could sometimes be more dangerous, by increasing a building's weight.
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But in the hands of people with more insidious goals, it's also becoming something far more dangerous.
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President Trump is putting the US into a more and more dangerous position with each passing tweet.
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But, in general, "it's much more dangerous not to perform HIIT than to perform it," he says.
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Plus, the temperatures were continuing to drop, making it increasingly more dangerous for a pet caught outside.
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So air resistance alone can't explain why a medium fall is more dangerous than a high fall.
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The bacteria is more dangerous to those with compromised immune systems, like Perez, who has Parkinson's disease.
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"These threats are persistent; they are aggressive, and more and more dangerous and potentially destructive," he added.
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If terrorists have another successful year in 2017, business travel will have become a more dangerous endeavour.
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But when her friend goes missing, she discovers that the Sanctuary is more dangerous than it appears.
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As American interest rates have risen, emerging markets have looked less rewarding and more dangerous by comparison.
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When he investigates, he discovers that his house is much bigger and more dangerous than he imagined.
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"If they feel that staying is more dangerous than leaving, then they're going to leave," Alvarado said.
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But it turns out our government considers secular activists more dangerous than the Muslim Brotherhood, or ISIS.
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Nobody knows if that's due to people taking more risks, or drugs becoming more dangerous, or both.
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Instead, a nasty, brutish reality has taken hold—and it threatens a more dangerous and unstable world.
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The substance is often mixed, or cut, with fentanyl, making usage of the stimulant significantly more dangerous.
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That's not because telemedicine is more dangerous for ophthalmologists than it is for dermatologists and their patients.
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I. is far more dangerous than nukes" and asking "So why do we have no regulatory oversight?
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Meanwhile, they're ignoring evidence that their lab-created vampires might be even more dangerous than they seem.
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On the other hand, we pay far less attention to them, so it's made them more dangerous.
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But now researchers have found an even more dangerous sign to watch volcanoes for: sudden, total silence.
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Most people, for instance, think that abortion is both more dangerous and rarer than it really is.
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The bet that caravan members are making is that it would be more dangerous to travel alone.
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Far from winding down, the war in Syria is entering a new and possibly more dangerous phase.
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We believe that you don't need assault weapons to hunt; deer are not getting any more dangerous.
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Tempers flare, resources become scarce, and being around people becomes more dangerous than being around the undead.
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Under the Maduro government, Venezuela's slide toward economic disaster and political chaos has grown ever more dangerous.
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The Soviet Union and America were locked in a nuclear arms race, producing ever more dangerous weapons.
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Democrats and teachers' unions have argued the measure will make schools more dangerous, per Tampa Bay Times.
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But sometimes it is more dangerous for an animal to be permitted to ascend to 35,000 feet.
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Let's hope he ventures a few more dangerous and interesting ideas at the Nietzschean summit next month.
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"It's more dangerous to give credibility to people that really don't deserve it," Whitman told me Wednesday.
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VPNFilter, a recently discovered malware that attacks routers and switches, is far more dangerous than originally thought.
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"The alternative would be leaving them at home, and frankly, I think that's more dangerous," he added.
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"They're more dangerous than those in Sinai even though they're fewer in number," one security source said.
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Little people pregnancies are high risk and being pregnant with a little person is even more dangerous.
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What is even more dangerous now is the expansion of the policy under the current executive memorandum.
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If North Korea is telling the truth, then its nuclear arsenal would now be much more dangerous.
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He says it was much more dangerous driving while black in Jim Crow Mississippi than contemporary Missouri.
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Since she's blind, the trip proves even more dangerous, until the reason she was sent is revealed.
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Given China's increasing assertiveness in the region under Mr Xi, things could be even more dangerous now.
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The most substantial tweak to the original game is the addition of new and more dangerous robots.
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On this point, the teens may have it right that drunk driving is more dangerous — for now.
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There were no immediate reports of damage, but the shallower a quake, the more dangerous it is.
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It follows that, as Stephen Hawking recently put it, humanity has never lived in more dangerous times.
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What is often lost in the retelling is that the next day, Tuesday, was far more dangerous.
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It makes it hard and makes it more dangerous for people who really want to help people.
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Martin Luther King Jr. once said there is nothing in the world more dangerous than sincere ignorance.
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"We are in a more dangerous security environment than we have seen in a generation," Maj. Gen.
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"When you have some guy throwing you, it doesn't get any more dangerous than that," James said.
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"You're looking for key components of the genetic sequence that make a gene more dangerous," McKenzie said.
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"People relied on them to make the game safer, when in fact it made it more dangerous."
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As hurricanes and tropical storms occur with greater frequency and severity, offshore drilling becomes even more dangerous.
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The next round will likely hit people's wallets directly, making them more dangerous for Trump's reelection efforts.
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" Lahren wrote on Twitter Thursday that the near-total abortion ban "forces women into more dangerous methods.
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And, vaping might also lead to more dangerous substance use problems than smoking traditional cigarettes, Dai added.
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If someone was tryin' to do this on their own, would it be a little more dangerous?
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He is alienated and in love — and at the center of a narrowing, ever more dangerous circle.
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"If marijuana were causing other drug use, most users should progress to more dangerous substances," Szalavitz wrote.
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In place of serious dialogue, Russia and the United States plan more dangerous weapons of mass destruction.
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But you should redirect that trepidation toward a more dangerous creature of the deep: the bull shark.
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"I believe it is even more dangerous when people live in hiding, behind false identities," he said.
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Much more dangerous than the irrationality of this double-standard is the impact it has on adolescents.
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More dangerous is the possibility of a counter attack, perhaps on a U.S. warship in the Mediterranean.
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"Such measures can make the world more dangerous," he said during a daily conference call with reporters.
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Nutt has made other controversial comments—one being that horseback riding is more dangerous than taking MDMA.
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It's apparent whoever shot up the set knew Tekashi's schedule, making a reshoot that much more dangerous.
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"What Trump declared is worse than what Balfour did and is more dangerous than Nakba," he wrote.
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Russia certainly looks more like a more dangerous geopolitical rival today than it did four years ago.
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Driven underground, the illegal trade of wild animals for consumption and medicine could become even more dangerous.
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A particularly fraught question during epidemics is whether the causative pathogen will mutate to become more dangerous.
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There's only one thing more dangerous than a bad virus "and that's a bad vaccine," he said.
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"He'll grow more defiant, more reckless, more anti-constitutional, and more dangerous," The Atlantic's David Frum writes.
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It's unclear why Trump has convinced himself using the DPA is more dangerous than not using it.
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These acts are seen as possessing a higher level of moral culpability and are also more dangerous.
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That same day, Trump downplayed the virus by blaming Democrats and saying the flu was more dangerous.
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In 2009, the neuropsychopharmacologist was criticised for suggesting that ecstasy is no more dangerous than horse-riding.
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Making sex work even more dangerous —and thus making sex workers more vulnerable to exploitation — is not.
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With business in Russia growing more dangerous, he returned to Georgia in 2003 and began collecting art.
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If the President outed a highly classified code-word source intentionally, that would be even more dangerous.
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Bad debts and capital flight risk make big fiscal and monetary moves more dangerous than in 2009.
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What started off as simple influenza was now even more dangerous because of this possible slow overdose.
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But Currence believes he came out of ADX a more dangerous person than when he went in.
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And, with more dangerous technologies, the A.I. community may have to reconsider its commitment to open research.
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The one night they spent in a shelter — "people half-crazy going around" — seemed even more dangerous.
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Both diseases are more dangerous for older patients, but COVID-19 is particularly risky for the elderly.
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But even those lower rates suggest that the new disease is far more dangerous than the flu.
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Public health officials note that the ordinary flu has proved to be far more dangerous so far.
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I personally believe this is more dangerous for democracy over the long term than almost any speech.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Next to kangaroos and more dangerous animals, perhaps nothing else evokes Australian stereotypes like Vegemite.
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"The working conditions are far more dangerous and less organized in Bangladesh, than in India," Hasle said.
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It's not always lighting that makes a situation more dangerous than not, but every little tip helps.
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The worst-case scenario for Libya is more dangerous than American policymakers have been willing to contemplate.
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It will be more dangerous for U.S. troops in Afghanistan where Shia militias have become more active.
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"There's nothing more dangerous to me, especially in this climate, than a funny, likable conservative," Allen continued.
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A French minister suggested that "we are waking up in a more dangerous world" after the strike.
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Coronaviruses are more dangerous for people with weakened immune systems, such as younger children and older adults.
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"The wall only pushes people out to more dangerous, treacherous crossings, creating even more death," she said.
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Methane, released from cattle manure and flatulence, is more dangerous in the short-term but fades fast.
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Even as we celebrate those achievements, we must acknowledge our jails have become costlier and more dangerous.
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Cigarettes today are more dangerous because the tobacco companies started putting tiny holes in the paper filters.
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For example, billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has said AI will be more dangerous than North Korea.
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Predictably, the climate for journalists since the 2018 presidential election has become far more dangerous than before.
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So, what is it about touching down that makes it so much more dangerous than taking off?
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The result is a drug war that does little to decrease consumption but makes drugs more dangerous.
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These days, the world would be hard-pressed to find a more dangerous wounded animal than Iran.
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Mr. Wheeler is more media savvy than Mr. Pruitt ever was, and that makes him more dangerous.
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But though Trump's vision of world affairs is wrong, the Kristol-ite alternative is even more dangerous.
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Which is more dangerous — no speed limits with diligent drivers or what we have on our freeways?
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I've watched two people die this year on the road—it's much more dangerous than people think.
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Becoming a mother is more dangerous in the United States than in any other high-income country.
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As a nurse, however, she knew that quitting her anti-anxiety medication, Xanax, could be more dangerous.
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For 5 years, Elon Musk has been warning about apocalyptic runaway AI, calling it more dangerous than nukes.
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So, things are really happening in NATO, reflecting the fact that we live in a more dangerous world.
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The illness can be more dangerous and potentially deadly in the very young, old, or otherwise immunocompromised people.
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He knows this pushes women into more dangerous situations, but "I have to weigh the risk," Francois said.
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And that's where modern surveillance makes things so much more dangerous, especially when the online and offline meet.
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And it&aposs even more dangerous for Perez, who has a weakened immune system due to Parkinson's disease.
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Which makes preservation of the current rules all the more necessary and Pai's plan all the more dangerous.
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But the yellow vest rebellion, which enjoys broad public support, risks being far more dangerous for the president.
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That makes policing less effective and far more dangerous, both for the community and for the police themselves.
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The withdrawal has not only opened the door for Turkey's incursion to Syria but made things more dangerous.
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We can call BS when the gun lobby says that they're no more dangerous than someone's deer rifle.
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This logic means that as weapons become more advanced and more dangerous, they cannot be regulated at all.
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Those tools then let you fend off monsters when you do have to start clearing more dangerous tiles.
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As he grapples with his new reality, things in Hawkins start to grow more dangerous than ever before.
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This has had the unintended (or, some believe, totally intended!) effect of making sex workers' jobs more dangerous.
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Walls blocking easier entry points in California have forced migrants to seek more dangerous routes in recent years.
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One is that there is nothing more dangerous than having Donald Trump express a sudden fondness for you.
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In the days before Girmay set out across the Mediterranean, Libya and its shores were becoming more dangerous.
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The longer the West grudgingly accommodates China's abuses, the more dangerous it will be to challenge them later.
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"Nowhere would a move toward renationalization be more dangerous," former German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer wrote this week.
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In other words, Station 6's area grew more dangerous when compared with other parts of Quezon City.
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"Donald Trump, in my judgment, would make a perilous world even more dangerous," Collins told CNN's Jamie Gangel.
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Locking down your privacy on Google HomeGoogle Home, is convenient, but also feels more dangerous than Amazon Echo.
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And because Toby is now implicated in two different crimes, that world just got a lot more dangerous.
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Putting themselves out there is —part of their job, even when doing so makes that job more dangerous.
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But what has been uncovered by the Panama Papers is much more dangerous than simply greed and corruption.
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Italy fears the re-emergence of the central Mediterranean route, which is more dangerous than the Aegean crossing.
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But years later, a researcher discovered that the story may have become more dangerous than the episode itself.
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However, more dangerous events listed include China experiencing a hard landing and a breakdown of the European Union.
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As the world continues to get more dangerous, the United States must modernize and expand its nuclear capability.
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That's no longer the case, and the show has become a scarier, more dangerous place as a result.
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A weak America – be it economic, political or national security — means a more dangerous and less secure world.
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This time it's something much scarier, and much more dangerous: the cocky, manipulative slut-shaming high school boy.
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TC: You're marketing this product partly to kids, joking that water is way more dangerous than energy drinks.
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Instead, it makes potential confrontations more dangerous, by depriving military leaders of insight into their adversaries' strategic thinking.
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Some jobs are more dangerous than others, and states with lots of dangerous jobs have more workplace deaths.
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The message, and its implications for far more dangerous disputes to come, such as Taiwan, will be noted.
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But with the indestructible Luke Cage in his sights, the neighborhood has suddenly gotten a lot more dangerous.
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Such developments reflect what many analysts call a new or second Cold War, which may be more dangerous.
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But closing the Greek route has shifted attention to the longer, more dangerous route from Libya to Italy.
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"Abortion at 20 weeks is 35 times more dangerous to a woman than carrying to term," he said.
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Stephens, No. 215-2680, arose from a psychologist's testimony that black defendants were more dangerous than white ones.
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But Pruitt actually committed a more dangerous sin: Putting the jobs of a key voting bloc at risk.
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But none are more dangerous than the Arizona bark scorpion, which lives primarily in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Others quit and leave Joal to find work abroad, often via migration routes that are even more dangerous.
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She said she believed having Mr. Trump as president would make "an already perilous world" even more dangerous.
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But perhaps more dangerous than his falsehood is his conflation of two separate issues: water management and wildfires.
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That being said, it's probably dollar for dollar more dangerous than Skeggy, and almost certainly has more murders.
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On top of that, it looks like the apps are more dangerous to Apple customers than previously thought.
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Each year seems to bring a stronger, more dangerous and more damaging series of wildfire's in America's West.
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He's smarter than most of his belittlers, and quicker on his feet, which makes him only more dangerous.
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"We're potentially missing some warning signs of somebody who could become a much more dangerous offender," she said.
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But now these more dangerous, often illicit drugs, primarily fentanyl, are driving the ever-rising overdose death toll.
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Methylmercury is more dangerous than inorganic mercury because it is absorbed into the body six times more easily.
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There's more support for harsh border controls and deterrence that arguably make these crossings all the more dangerous.
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Well, gas was absolutely more dangerous, once the technology for electricity got to a certain predictability ... Mm-hmm.
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Far from being a safer way to smoke, the filters (and their holes) actually make cigarettes more dangerous.
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And often, resistant microbes can transfer genetic material to each other to become even more dangerous to humans.
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But with the world getting warmer and more dangerous every day, it's a whole lot better than nothing.
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These harsh and discriminatory laws are making pregnancy more dangerous and trampling on human rights in the process.
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What if we find that it's no more dangerous then any other respiratory virus that circulates every season?
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But after a disastrous mission in outer space, she returns to Earth as a far more dangerous force.
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When a virus has a cleavage site that attracts furin to do the cutting, it becomes more dangerous.
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One example of an old weapon transformed into a more dangerous new one is America's main hydrogen bomb.
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"The higher the frequency, the more dangerous it is to living organisms," a RT reporter told viewers recently.
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And if there ends up being a division, the situation will grow more dangerous than it is now.
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Avoiding police might mean sex workers need to go to more remote locations, which can be more dangerous.
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As residents across the region began sorting through the rubble, meteorologists were warning of more dangerous conditions ahead.
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Sub-Saharan Africa: Rift Valley fever is a virus that's even more dangerous than Zika to pregnant women.
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There is one important thing no one questions: that space has become much more dangerous in recent years.
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"The more happy and innocent and playful and naughty Villanelle seems," Bradbeer explained, "the more dangerous she becomes."
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Ignoring or deprioritizing that basic fact is more dangerous to me than a white hood could ever be.
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But it's more dangerous to cede the idea of the nation to make-the-nation-great-again nationalists.
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This time, however, the situation on Capitol Hill is different and more dangerous than it has ever been.
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When we refuse to teach students about sex, we don't stop sex — we just make it more dangerous.
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The region has better roads and water connections, but is more dangerous because many militias operate in it.
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Most of these top risks from the beginning of the year have become exacerbated, have become more dangerous.
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Although heroin and street fentanyl are more dangerous, most of those who avoid fatal overdoses recover from addiction.
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Trump is unlike any president of our lifetime — less bound by law and custom, more dangerous to democracy.
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It's much more dangerous to send a kid out skiing than it is to not give the vaccine.
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A downturn would be far more dangerous for so-called zombie companies that owe their existence to debt.
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So this moment is perhaps more dangerous than the unexpected and chaotic foray into northeast Syria last year.
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In this sense, nCoV-22014 is novel — and possibly even more dangerous to humans than the other coronaviruses.
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Political rallies in our country are becoming more dangerous, with more assaults, fights, weapons and sometimes, less police.
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In fact, it was far more dangerous, with ever-growing stockpiles merely reflecting complex tit-for-tat advances.
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Which results in a game of regulatory catch up that is creating more dangerous consequences for public health.
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These substances may selectively feed the more dangerous members of our microbial communities, causing illness and even death.
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As the second season starts, allegiances have shifted, and Maddie (Inbar Lavi) faces a far more dangerous adversary.
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We know that it's much more dangerous for people that are older, that are over 80 years old.
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What&aposs more, unconstrained development of space weapons will make space more dangerous, costly and unpredictable to use.
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And while this is indeed true, it misses the larger and more dangerous consequences of the president's actions.
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At a lecture in 2016, he said sports like rugby and boxing were more dangerous than American football.
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"I won't speak entirely causally, but let's say the world has become a more dangerous place," he added.
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Did you know that avocados are one of the more dangerous ingredients you can put your knife to?
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First, reams of evidence show that migrants aren't any more dangerous than people born in the United States.
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In politics, Trump's inability to accept that he could lose fair and square is far, far more dangerous.
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"There is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes they are above the law," he said.
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It does all this while also being extremely fun pulp nonsense, which somehow makes it feel more dangerous.
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Both sedimentary and basement injection activate the deep, more dangerous faults – and sedimentary sequences activate more of them.
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News outlets like the NYT and CNN have noted that climate change makes storms like Dorian more dangerous.
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And now, Spellman and others say that option is a lot more dangerous than it used to be.
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"The arguments for his candidacy are getting stronger: Trump is more dangerous and the electorate is more practical."
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"I think he sees the military actually as something that is more dangerous to the world," Flynn added.
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Boeing research shows that takeoff and landing are statistically more dangerous than any other part of a flight.
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People worry that immigrants will bring crime, even though stats show immigrants are no more dangerous than natives.
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Though not directly related to tides, they are more dangerous when the water is receding from the shore.
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The Republican health care plans would instead follow the path of Texas, making motherhood more dangerous across America.
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It is an opportunity to move all the responsibilities I have at home to a more dangerous location.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has repeatedly stated that the coronavirus panic is more dangerous than the virus itself.
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This, the Tiger Team argues, is a way of downplaying the threat from the more dangerous stealth jihad.
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Surely, Mr. President, you have made life more dangerous for your military and your diplomats in the region.
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So crises may be a little bit hairier, and a little bit more dangerous, than we would expect.
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In other words, perhaps a person interpreted their voices as more dangerous because the voice was more volatile.
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What to do when an academic study says your robot cars might be more dangerous than regular cars?
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In medication-assisted treatment, opioid abuse patients are given drugs that safely supplant their more dangerous drug use.
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Every aspect of Iranian behavior that is troubling is far more dangerous if their nuclear program is unconstrained.
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This dynamic, Malbin and Biersack said, is even more dangerous now after a 2014 Supreme Court decision, McCutcheon v.
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Such policies, the BMJ authors noted, might only drive especially desperate people to purchase more dangerous drugs somewhere else.
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But the censorship seen in these parental controls is a starker example than these—and more dangerous for kids.
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The regime in Pyongyang, meanwhile, continues to build ever more dangerous – and hard-to-destroy or intercept – weapons systems.
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Now hitting that Add to Cart button after a few glasses of wine just got a lot more dangerous.
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Advanced versions of the device constructed by researchers have been capable of far more dangerous attacks, including malware injection.
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As a result, fires have become more dangerous, and more destructive blazes are in store for the Golden State.
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But according to Cisco, at least 20 machines at eight companies worldwide were served the second, more dangerous payload.
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U.S. officials say the weekend test showed the communist country's missile program has become more advanced and more dangerous.
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Because of the walls and the guards that are there, people are funneled to more dangerous places to cross.
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This research is the latest attempt to untangle the question of whether legal marijuana makes the roads more dangerous.
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Training in the real world would take far longer, after all, and can also be more far more dangerous.
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It turned out that the the roleplay community would be more dangerous than anything the developers could cook up.
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But what looked like a clever bureaucratic gambit is unexpectedly something very different, and to immigrants, possibly more dangerous.
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Why is it suddenly dangerous to be who I was, even more dangerous than it was to be before?
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Drugs that fully activate the receptor—like "synthetic weed" product Spice or K2—appear to be much more dangerous.
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If teams can't just foul Whiteside when he goes up for lobs, it makes him that much more dangerous.
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"Nothing is more dangerous than inflation," Abassi told reporters at his first news conference since taking over last month.
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I think we need to be clear about NATO's role, especially in creating a more dangerous world right now.
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All of this makes the drugs being sold more dangerous, and the potential harms of using them more serious.
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"Statements like these make the world more dangerous and the United States less safe," Graham said in a statement.
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It was more dangerous when America was getting weaker and weaker and weaker and further and further in debt.
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The general idea is that more dangerous guns face much harsher regulations and restrictions on purchase, ownership, and storage.
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While opening Facebook is not going to hack your smartphone, the technology can be used with more dangerous intentions.
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"Per usual, the lower you are in the economic spectrum, the more dangerous driving is for you," says Levine.
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This city is getting more and more dangerous every year; crime is up and theft is out of control.
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It would be a plebiscitary shareholder democracy, more in tune with what many Americans think, but more dangerous, too.
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Just as serious, but potentially more dangerous for the pope, are claims surrounding the case of former Cardinal McCarrick.
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The genocides of the last century show that a criminal government is even more dangerous than the founders thought.
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However, here they are met with a far more dangerous remnant of the Pinochet dictatorship: swaths of land mines.
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Mr. Barrie said he did not want to work outside the park since traffic-choked streets are more dangerous.
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The Zika virus is looking to be more complex – and more dangerous – the more health authorities learn about it.
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But that doesn't mean EVs are inherently more dangerous; after all, there are plenty of gasoline car fires, too.
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Any change that reduces Apple's control over app curation could also make using the iPhone a little more dangerous.
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Once she's accepted that the White Walkers are more dangerous than Cersei, though it's all going to turn around.
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And they're finding that e-cigarettes may be more dangerous than we've appreciated, especially for hearts, lungs, and brains.
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And while this was just audio files, there have been concerns about scooter hacks that might be more dangerous.
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Only in South Africa, he has this virtuous name, and the relationship is more dangerous because HIV is rampant.
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However, the claims being leveled now against Pelosi are much more common -- and much more dangerous for several reasons.
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In just a few brief words, President Obama made the situation surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline much more dangerous.
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The world may not be more dangerous than it was in the last century, but it is more complex.
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The zoo says it has started an investigation into the escape to prevent future, and potentially more dangerous, incidents.
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"To view foreign policy as simply transactional is more dangerous than its proponents realize," he went on to say.
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If they begin deferring to Russia — as many did before 1967 — the world will look a lot more dangerous.
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Some senators argued it would be more dangerous to allow human drivers to seek to take over driverless cars.
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Yeah, you can beat someone's ass to get your point across... but a much more dangerous weapon is education.
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However, the success of these treatments often hinges on catching breast cancer before it enters its more dangerous phases.
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I'd say it's way more dangerous to be a bodyguard in Thailand than Macau, though, because of the laws.
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Making injury data available to the public would likely "nudge" more dangerous employers to better protect their workers. Why?
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But I think there's a far more dangerous feeling that most of us share and no one talks about.
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For the more dangerous opioids that are causing addiction and people are overdosing on, there are very few restrictions.
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The problem is that those tools are far more dangerous to the U.S. and our allies than our adversaries.
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Murder cases in particular rarely appear before the courts, emboldening criminal gangs, and making the situation even more dangerous.
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Expected to be even more dangerous than the powerful winds are the storm surges that threaten Florida's coastal cities.
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Source: US Customs and Border Patrol,Princeton Policy Forecasts Of course, other, more dangerous drugs are also smuggled in.
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And who, out of all the people in the world, would be more dangerous to Trump than his wife?
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We oppose the administration's $1 trillion plan to build new nuclear weapons because it makes the world more dangerous.
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Yet closing the Greek route has shifted attention to the longer, more dangerous sea route from Libya to Italy.
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The conditions in Venezuela will continue to become more dangerous for those who seek relief from the dictatorial Maduro.
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There is debate as to whether water is effective in washing away the finer and more dangerous PM2.5 particles.
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But extreme-weather photojournalism has always been a dangerous profession, and is becoming more dangerous as climate change worsens.
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Most historical and statistical evidence shows that life used to be shorter, sicker, poorer, more dangerous, and less free.
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Do you think the world today is a safer or more dangerous place than it was eight years ago?
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But now, it appears Moscow may be left with a far bigger and more dangerous issue on its hands.
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"Zika infection is more dangerous, and Brazil's outbreak more extensive, than scientists reckoned a short time ago," he writes.
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Controlled and direct money-printing is simpler and no more dangerous to the economy than most actual government borrowing.
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However security experts worry that a compromise of such data can be far more dangerous than having passwords stolen.
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Here's what else is happening: • As the evening commute gets darker, it also becomes more dangerous, according to officials.
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Moreover, the scope of the exposed information in the latest breach is much more dangerous than in previous ones.
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The Middle East is a more dangerous place after eight years of the Obama presidency than it was before.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan's unsecured nuclear weapons program is even more dangerous and should keep all of us up at night.
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"Hurricane Michael is a monstrous storm, and the forecast keeps getting more dangerous," Florida's governor, Rick Scott, warned residents.
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This backlash is in many ways more insidious than the blatant discrimination of the past and potentially more dangerous.
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But Moscow's shifting statements and reluctance to release information have raised worries about more dangerous leaks in the future.
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And less than 30 years ago, our roads were no more dangerous than those in any average affluent country.
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That United is more dangerous — more skillful, more imaginative — with the Frenchman in the team is not in question.
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I don't want to start a discussion about which one is more problematic or more dangerous than the other.
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While the accident appears to have left minimal damage, other classroom science experiments have careened into more dangerous territory.
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It can result in permanent damage and amputation, and can be more dangerous the longer it goes without treatment.
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But in January, Sri Lankan officials said that evidence had emerged that homegrown Islamist groups were even more dangerous.
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While believers claim that the upper will cancel out the effects of GHB, the reality is much more dangerous.
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But Switzerland got back into the game nicely, and was the more dangerous team when the halftime whistle blew.
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In other words, the two events will feed into each other, possibly contributing to significantly more dangerous storm surges.
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The trade war has now entered a new and more dangerous phase, raising alarm among investors around the world.
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This may bring to an end one set of conflicts, but it could spark newer, potentially more dangerous confrontations.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, he's at the vanguard of a new right movement that's much more dangerous than the conservative establishment.
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The man, Gerard, also had a blood-clot condition that made the surgery more dangerous than previous lipoma removals.
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It made a less-than-convincing argument that religious Zionist Israelis are more dangerous to Israel than Hezbollah terrorists.
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The Iran nuclear deal, painstakingly negotiated by the major powers, could unravel, making the Middle East exponentially more dangerous.
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Polls show that half of US adults think automated vehicles are more dangerous than traditional vehicles operated by people.
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But now, when you are talking about nuclear weapons, it seems to me it's a much more dangerous game.
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Achieving anything beyond that would require borrowing at more dangerous levels or wringing out considerably better performance at Unizo.
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Every morning I wake up to see if our president is threatening any more dangerous despots with nuclear war.
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The baron, who crudely boasts to the Marschallin of amorous adventures with servants, suddenly seems more dangerous, less laughable.
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Disinformation can become even more dangerous when it moves to other platforms, particularly the darker corners of the internet.
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In Ohio, deaths from prescription painkillers have given way to a potentially more dangerous substitute, the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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It's more common to be afraid of flying than driving, yet getting behind the wheel is vastly more dangerous.
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Even more dangerous, the resentment and uncertainty about America that is generated could be around for a long time.
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Homan said Wednesday that giving advance warning to residents about possible law enforcement operations makes the job more dangerous.
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That made it harder for them to make a living, and forced many into more dangerous, street-based work.
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In most of the world, however — especially in more impoverished places — TB is better known and much more dangerous.
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Marler said the rise in food recalls is a cyclical thing, not an indication that food is more dangerous.
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Immigrants and women of color may find their experience reporting sexual assault much more dangerous or fraught with difficulty.
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If people use too much because they don't immediately feel the effects, edibles can be even more dangerous, Drs.
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"The higher the frequency, the more dangerous it is to living organisms," a RT reporter told viewers in March.
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"The higher the frequency, the more dangerous it is to living organisms," a RT reporter told viewers in March.
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Christopher has enormous charm — a twinkle and a smile — that makes this coldly logical character feel even more dangerous.
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Ducking in on an opponent as he is kicking is a lot harder to time and considerably more dangerous.
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Since appearing in the Americas, it's become clear that this virus is a lot more dangerous than anybody thought.
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What can happen next, if the international community continues to collectively wring its hands, can be much more dangerous.
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Routine hospital procedures like C-sections could become more dangerous as well as the risk associated with infection increases.
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Dangers in Syria Syria has been one of the more dangerous places in the world to work in for doctors.
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The more dangerous crystal variant has popped up as well, often sold at T-shirt stands along the German border.
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But it gets exponentially more dangerous when you stack six rafts atop each other and attempt to shoot the rapids.
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And today's botnets—especially Mirai, a network of infected Internet of Things devices—are even more dangerous than Bogachev's creations.
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Stabilizing the pregnant woman's opioid intake is often the optimal route, because quitting can be more dangerous for the fetus.
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From a moral foundation and a national security standpoint, I can't think of many things more dangerous than this policy.
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Still feeling the heat from the election, they insist that Donald Trump is more dangerous than your "normal" Republican politician.
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Any threat of violence that conjures up a visual of violence is more dangerous than just having different political views.
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I feel like it's a little more dangerous to be reserved than to speak out about what you believe in.
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" But, the magazine added, the travel ban "is more dangerous than any other action he has taken since his inauguration.
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"The greater capacity of the Libyan coastguard means smugglers are resorting to more dangerous routes to evade detection," he said.
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It's still one of the more dangerous jobs in the US, though it recently fell off the top 10 list.
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In other words, these businesses are far more dangerous for existing competitors than the original theory of disruptive innovation suggests.
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At the time, the New York Times argued a horseless carriage would be significantly faster, and, therefore, inherently more dangerous.
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They exercise caution and even wear shoes in environments that may be more dangerous, like on an especially hot day.
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"NATO is as important as ever, because NATO has been able to adapt to a more dangerous world," he said.
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You need to drink often, but you can drink too much and that's much more dangerous than not drinking enough.
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It is not the same as the common cold and is usually more dangerous, but they can have similar symptoms.
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The book's key contention—that tighter rules inspire entrepreneurs to create new, more dangerous and criminal smuggling routes—is persuasive.
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That said, I bike regularly in New York, an activity that unfortunately is far more dangerous than it should be.
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That includes conditions that affect the entire body that would be made more dangerous by going through the pregnancy process.
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Why it matters: While it marches from industry to industry, Amazon has become a larger target with more dangerous enemies.
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Catiuscia Marini, president of the region of Umbria, told BuzzFeed News that Salvini's law would actually make Italy more dangerous.
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The people fleeing war and poverty by attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea have never faced a more dangerous journey.
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It's more dangerous and less tasty than the authentic stuff, and still leaves you with a real hangover to boot.
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There's an important conclusion here: Over-the-counter medicines, when taken inappropriately, can be more dangerous than many might think.
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I work in one of Connecticut's bigger (and more dangerous) cities, and there's a lot that it has to offer.
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This method requires little or no deliberate action on the part of the user, making it all the more dangerous.
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If anything, the Trump era has made everyday life more dangerous for people who are already marginalized — not for conservatives.
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Elon Musk recently said that the threat of Artificial Intelligence is more dangerous than that of North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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You think they've reached the top but there's still another level that's narrower and more dangerous and higher to climb.
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Reducing the supply of opioids like OxyContin has only served to shift the market to more dangerous ones like fentanyl.
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On the contrary, she says, sex workers are being forced into older and more dangerous ways of marketing their services.
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Arriving, they discover that a far more dangerous mission awaits, and Trouble Dog will have to face combat once again.
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My more-skilled opponent had more kills, which helped her acquire (in the app) new, and more dangerous, gameplay skills.
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Why it matters: Private prisons tend to hire fewer guards than state and federal prisons and often are more dangerous.
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Now, the situation almost certainly will not be as bad as alcohol, since alcohol is simply more dangerous than marijuana.
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The government's loss of the Ramousah road left the people in western Aleppo dependent on a much more dangerous route.
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That both makes economic reforms more urgent, and the short-term pain they will cause more dangerous to the regime.
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In a security dilemma that resembles the Cold War, as countries build up their defenses, the world becomes more dangerous.
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In the show so far, Camille feels more dangerous — to herself and to others — than whoever is killing these girls.
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I respect him more today than he was 53 years ago because he's more dangerous, he's cagey, he's a veteran.
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It'd be nice to see them push into some more dangerous places, but this will have to suffice for now.
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It's a dangerous sport, but it's made even more dangerous if you're prone to negativity spirals, as I — unfortunately — am.
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Shutting down Dakota Access will not change the demand for oil, but it will make shipping crude much more dangerous.
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By militarizing the border, we created a situation where it was more expensive and more dangerous for people to cross.
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This one was all Ferreira, who proved to be the more dangerous man on the feet and on the mat.
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They slowly introduced a heavier, faster, eviler, and more dangerous brand of metal to rock fans hungry for something new.
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Hardy says he knows he's gotta work on his wrestling -- and the better he gets, the more dangerous he'll become.
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They have intensified their shelling of the government-held part of the city, making life more dangerous for civilians there.
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Such policies would push more people into the hands of unscrupulous smugglers, who will take people on more dangerous routes.
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But Ms. Dickey argues that the idea that the breed is more dangerous than others is weakly supported by facts.
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Now millennials will be stuck with a debt and a climate that are far more dangerous than in previous generations.
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While many know of California's San Andreas Fault, the Cascadia Subduction Zone in the American Northwest is far more dangerous.
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Belew notes that right-wing groups have always presented a much more dangerous threat than left-wing groups, however radical.
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The best that can be expected this year is that the dialogue helps stem a slide into something more dangerous.
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