A risky investment strategy might work well, but risky investment strategies are, well, risky, and lottery players do not have a great track record of managing risky investments.
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This is fostering an increasingly risky outlook for risky assets.
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Cleveland made the risky move, and the risky move declined to participate.
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When you're feeling risky, but not too risky, Coca-Cola's got you covered.
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Only 0.2 percent of risky or likely risky genes had been downgraded, for instance.
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Risky behavior caused more deaths and incidents due to selfies than non-risky behavior.
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Of those, 10% were flagged as moderately risky or higher, and 2.7% as very risky.
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SO THAT'S REALLY – WE MANAGE PEOPLE'S MONEY IN RISKY ASSETS WHEN RISKY ASSETS ARE RISING.
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As the story goes, Captain Risky is just too risky for Budget Direct to insure.
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Regulators cannot see the buildup of risky positions or the use of risky business practices.
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This was risky, and Warren has not behaved in a very risky way up to now.
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Clearly, aircraft are not a risky export, nor are they so risky as to deter private investors.
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Travel's always a risky part; having more people around is risky so we try to avoid that.
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What if scientific investigators discovered the study was too risky, or too risky in certain countries, he asked.
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Individuals need to be educated regarding certain risky behaviors and risky places where selfies should not be taken.
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It's to take things that look risky, and then by implementing them show them how this isn't that risky.
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"Our families understand that this is risky stuff, but not so risky that we wont do it," Hague said.
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"Increasingly young people view alcohol as more risky, and they view cannabis as much less risky," Ms. Azer said.
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Innovation is risky The path to innovation — developing and testing new products and weighing market responses — is flat-out risky.
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People will move their savings to less risky assets and the price of risky assets (such as a startup unicorn) will fall.
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Q: But interest rates are rising and that shifts the balance of how capital is allocated between risky and less risky assets.
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While industry analysts say the move by Nike is risky, others say risky moves are necessary to stay relevant and stay ahead.
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While some analysts said the move by Nike was risky, others say risky moves are necessary to stay relevant and ahead of peers.
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Their risky asset ratios (risky assets divided by shareholders' equity) are far in excess of Fitch's median guideline for an 'A' IFS rating.
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"The current work suggests that high parental monitoring and low [peer risky sexual behaviors] are protective factors against adolescent [risky sexual behaviors]," it reads.
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Boys are somewhat more likely to be risky drivers, and kids whose friends are risky drivers are more likely to drive that way themselves.
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And the longer you hold stocks, the less risky they become, whereas the longer the maturity of a bond, the more risky it becomes.
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So while it might indeed have been extremely risky for Carroll to speak publicly about her experience in 1995, it's much less risky in 2019.
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Moral hazard is the theory that when you give people a safeguard to protect them against risky behavior, they will do the risky behavior more.
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Overall, over 90 percent of unknown mutations in the study were reclassified as benign, while just under 8 percent were reclassified as risky or likely risky.
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He will be doing what is right for the American people whether it is popular, unpopular, risky, not risky, right up until the day of the election.
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"It was taking something that was working and making it something that was very risky, inherently risky and could have very negative consequences for individual people," Marshall says.
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The latter prohibits investments in risky vehicles, such as hedge funds, but it also prevents banks from doing less risky business such as some forms of wealth management.
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"The global economy and risky assets are now solidly into a virtuous cycle, whereby growth is propelling risky assets like equities higher, that are then supporting growth," he added.
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"It's incredibly important to understand that passive investing is not less risky and, in fact, can be more risky," said certified financial planner Vincent Barbera, managing partner of Newbridge Wealth Management.
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Under Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, the FDA has welcomed the idea that nicotine products exist on this spectrum, with conventional cigarettes being the most risky and e-cigarettes being potentially less risky.
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Praying seems risky – I'm afraid my eyes won't open.
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New York … is a bit of a risky option.
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" Deutsche Bank: "No, it's still too risky for me.
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It's a cheap — if risky — alternative to obtaining permits.
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It was a risky time — we had four children.
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It's a risky destination — there are no safety rails.
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" But politically, she acknowledged, it would be "very risky.
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The sidewalk spray was abandoned — too expensive, too risky.
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They're betting that everyone has already accepted that Trump is a risky proposition and that most voters will consider him too risky no matter how much they're suffering economically at the moment.
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That could be risky when people really need to evacuate.
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For less risky properties, JLL dropped clauses completely from Sept.
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At best, the economics of this plan are very risky.
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It was such an incredibly risky move that she made.
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But another election is risky for the prime minister too.
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Is it too risky, then, to call 2000 for help?
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Covering women, like voting for them, is considered more risky.
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Analysts say financing airplanes to Iran remains risky business too.
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Prosecuting a patent in a lawsuit is a risky business.
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It's tough and very risky — but it's all worth it!
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As a result, investors are avoiding anything that feels risky.
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This is making committing funds to this sector quite risky.
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It makes it more difficult to do your risky stories.
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Even with lower costs, the content business is still risky.
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Any sign he is overstepping the mark would be risky.
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Shorting the dollar is proving to be a risky gamble.
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What compelled Zuckerberg to make such a seemingly risky decision?
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It seems needlessly risky to shake up monetary policy too.
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Scaling up so broadly and so quickly is risky, however.
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At some point, it may be too risky, he said.
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Several senators weren't willing to take another politically risky vote.
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These people shy away from risky investments in new technology.
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Meanwhile, critics argue that the treatment may be too risky.
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It is arguably a risky game the US is playing.
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But if legalisation is risky, so is maintaining the ban.
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I even think Tom Cruise does it in Risky Business?
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That's why IO Interactive took a risky yet ambitious bet.
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Declaring the end of austerity is a risky political strategy.
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Blurring the line between art and activism can be risky.
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Will they rebound or are they too risky to trade?
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Indie films have always been a risky bet for investors.
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Go deeper: NASA spacecraft days away from risky landing (AP)
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This is slightly more risky, but also potentially more lucrative.
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It's very hard work and really risky and also exhausting.
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But it's also true that this can be politically risky.
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However, Taiwan banks have generally reduced their most risky exposures.
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THAT AREN'T THAT RISKY TO US. FABER: AND THIS DOES.
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Day trading, says Bernstein, is hard work, and it's risky.
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Investors are rushing to buy government debt from risky countries.
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Those nine seats, however, show that extreme gerrymandering is risky.
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Browsing the internet can be a risky proposition in 2019.
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Demand for labour is strong, which makes it less risky.
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Transporting fossil fuels is often a controversial and risky process.
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"I would consider that risky behavior, yes sir," Simmons said.
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"An overly ambitious approach will be unnecessarily risky," says Rusten.
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But testing new drugs in people is risky and expensive.
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Letting your balance linger is often a risky strategy, however.
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My thought bubble: Investing in common stock is certainly risky.
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Tangling with the mobilised middle classes is a risky business.
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Putting all of your eggs in one basket is risky.
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Long Island City was a bit of a risky choice.
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Injecting human growth hormone also is risky, according to Newman.
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The ministry added that even private comments could be risky.
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It's risky — many of these companies are new and volatile.
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" This mentality, the writers added, "has encouraged massively risky behavior.
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Go deeper: The debt market is littered with risky loans
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Oversubscribed issues for risky sovereign bonds have become almost normal.
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Although the CFA franc is unloved, the alternatives are risky.
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It's even just a risky strategy in pure PR terms.
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But tinkering with the Arctic's administrative structure would be risky.
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"I know this is risky," he wrote in his letter.
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An ad addressing such overtly controversial ideas is inherently risky.
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On top of that, Wall Street rewards these risky activities.
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Therefore, it's less "risky" with patients who have difficulty communicating.
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I make the risky decision to go for a run.
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Some of this stuff is pretty wild and very risky.
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They fear doing something risky and not getting a result.
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The simple act of going outside has turned unthinkably risky.
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But experts warn that this kind of rhetoric is risky.
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That makes it risky for them to ignore U.S. sanctions.
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Naturally, they choose the most liquid and the least risky.
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It's also very risky and can result in big losses.
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It would be especially risky for U.S. companies and workers.
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Read This Next: How Risky Are Stick and Poke Tattoos?
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Risky business is for Tom Cruise and naked short selling.
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Amazingly, that's despite risky stocks historically underperforming less volatile ones.
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An actual open flame is probably a bit too risky.
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Regulators considered private ventures too risky for the average public.
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"That ... is an extremely controversial and risky thing to do."
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"It's much less risky and better for you," he said.
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The world is a risky place, and stocks carry risk.
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The concerns: The procedure is complicated, risky, and still experimental.
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However, for restaurants international expansion can be a risky bet.
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Though the protests are finished, their risky road trip continues.
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But it's much less risky than riding in a car.
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Patients exhaust savings, endure prying inquiries, and undertake risky treatments.
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To try and compete in the rocket industry was risky.
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Is it risky to start a relationship during Mercury retrograde?
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Borrowing costs in other risky markets have risen sharply recently.
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Conservative Democrats are an increasingly risky investment for the party.
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Not all WMP funds are risky; many go into bonds.
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He's making what some would say is a risky bet.
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At the time, the choice merely seemed controversial and risky.
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"We're perfectly aware it's risky," a French official told Reuters.
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But for the Dutch, moving too quickly could be risky.
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That would be a particularly risky move for the union.
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There's no question that Quantum Break is a risky game.
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That is because equities were perceived to be more risky.
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It's a risky strategy, but in 2019, it could work.
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History tells us this would be a risky gamble now.
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He considered luxury investments like gold or diamonds too risky.
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Sports were deemed too risky, and were forbidden for years.
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" New York Community Bancorp: "It's too risky for me, sir.
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First, competition is expensive, risky, and it invariably reduces profits.
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It may sound like a risky approach at first blush.
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But to exaggerate today's problems as a "crisis" is risky.
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No government funds — meaning no risky mortgages — thus, no payments.
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Asset managers should gradually be more friendly to risky assets.
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Holding stock for your employer and industry is especially risky.
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Moreover, buyouts are inherently risky for even the best dealmakers.
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Smuggling drugs through legal ports of entry is risky business.
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More than half of the states were classified as risky.
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In general, taking statins is not "super risky," Puhan said.
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But research and development is a risky and slow process.
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The incidence of less risky strains of HPV also decreased.
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To Mr. Bratton's allies, returning to New York seemed risky.
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Media organizations regularly use the word "risky" to describe it.
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Investing can be risky — sometimes your account balances will dip.
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Elon [Musk] makes it too risky to own the stock.
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We know that active investors make bets, sometimes risky bets.
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Ellen Degeneres had come out, but it was still risky.
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This is a very risky game the president is playing.
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But men are now being seen as more risky hires.
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This made the entire system risky to use for everyone.
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But many already see negative rates as a risky policy.
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Offenders, however, will also find such online operations newly risky.
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It's too risky, even for sauce as delicious as this.
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Don't send your sales pitch or risky text just yet.
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Critics of the idea say this is a risky bet.
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But it is, by its very nature, a risky proposition.
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More risky are breast augmentations and reductions with periareolar incisions.
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"I see those as very risky for newcomers," he said.
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This is what makes bitcoin and its competitors so risky.
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Customer acquisition is risky and expensive, as is brand building.
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Who decides the rules, and who are the 'risky' subjects?
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Are those risky for an ostensibly healthy person like yourself?
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The small number of cases makes declaring presidential trends risky.
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Dismissing such a possibility out of hand is extremely risky.
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But publicly condemning the exception just seemed too politically risky.
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Of course it's really risky for them to speak openly.
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"It's a front line, so it's always risky," he said.
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I've heard promoting raves and clubs was a risky business.Yeah.
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So why, then, did Trump make such a risky move?
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Now, children undergoing less risky surgeries were also faring poorly.
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Marriott's aim to get much bigger is a risky one.
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A show about the Mob was really a risky thing.
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But the Himalayan projects are especially risky, for three reasons.
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It is no longer politically risky to get behind them.
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In Georgia, after all, it is risky even to drive.
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The year I was born, he starred in Risky Business.
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If you didn't know risky putting anything into your mouth.
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The raid was a potentially risky gambit for Mr. Trump.
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But I turned those down because it was too risky.
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Obviously, not everyone wants to take a risky sleep medication.
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Vaping is generally understood to be less risky than smoking.
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Regulators should focus on how to make them less risky.
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"We could change it up but it's risky," he said.
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For now, the experts say, that is simply too risky.
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But what a risky choice to put freestyle up there.
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It's a sign of how risky WeWork's financial outlook is.
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Satire is risky, but reasonable and rational doesn't change bigots.
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Instead, they're rolling the dice in a very risky way.
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Unlike "Risky Business," Nick wasn't alone during the musical scene.
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Skeptics fear that the country is on a risky path.
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This may be understandable, but it is also very risky.
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Testifying under oath is always risky for a sitting president.
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" PG&E Corporation: "Man, that's too risky, to be honest.
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"It's too risky to try to accelerate it," he said.
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Accents, diction, and grammar still matter; speaking is risky business.
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Making death a public event is risky for a dramatist.
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It was an arranged marriage, but also a risky one.
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That same advisor eventually made a series of risky bets.
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Still, producing a show about suicide is risky, Romer said.
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But such a change would be both complicated and risky.
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Bringing the challenge was a risky step, because had Mrs.
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In truth, most perceived risks aren't that risky at all.
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Such tests, by their nature, are too risky to undertake.
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We've all gotten (or sent) risky text messages on Christmas.
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Ships traveling to and from Antarctica often face risky conditions.
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The contracts can also be long, complicated and sometimes risky.
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And they tend to be more optimistic about risky decisions.
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We also know that it is an inherently risky business.
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This strategy is as bizarre and risky as it sounds.
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Her daughter healed, but could not continue the risky therapy.
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On the contrary, the meeting could prove risky for Trump.
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And investors generally decided to run away from risky companies.
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This is, of course, a hugely risky strategy for Mexico.
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Maybe they're perceived as more risky, which is a shame.
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Which is what makes this a risky game for poets.
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And having Echos without Amazon Music is just plain risky.
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That stalemate could heighten the chance of risky military action.
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"The military option is very risky and costly," added Lipscy.
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The cold was especially risky for those surrounded by water.
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Underwriting standards on "leveraged loans" to risky companies have eroded.
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Mr. Tan's concerto was a potentially risky piece to program.
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We can't live that way any longer, it's too risky.
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"Publishing American books is now a risky business," he said.
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Being broke, living in his van, isn't risky to Honnold.
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Retaliating against American companies is a risky strategy for China.
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Even traditionally reliable methods for sending checks became risky stopgaps.
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Risky ... There might be something deeper to this Musk vs.
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It's a complicated, expensive, and risky endeavor, experts tell me.
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If Republicans did take Cruz's approach, it would be risky.
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Familiar in the right ways, but downright risky in others.
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Risky play allows children to test limits and solve problems.
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Pitchers are particularly risky, as far as insurers are concerned.
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In fact, some studies reported decreases in risky sexual behavior.
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That's a risky thing if the activist groups remain powerful.
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LG: Do you see that as being inherently more risky?
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"Someone who is aroused by risky and seemingly dangerous things, such as serial killers, is also probably going to be more likely to be interested in other intense, risky, or 'dark' activities," says Aaron.
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"All early stage investing is super-risky, and if you couple early-stage investing with an industry that's emerging, then it's incredibly risky," said Dylan Taylor, founding partner of the investing network Space Angels.
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But spaces like Sundance are vital, if only to prove that the "risky" stories like To the Bone and "risky" filmmakers and projects are viable and important and can be loved by an audience too.
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In the HBO documentary Risky Drinking, which profiles, well, risky drinkers from all different walks of life, experts discuss the "shades of grey" that are now widely acknowledged to exist when it comes to addiction.
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In that situation, "most people should choose the less-risky wheel, whereas psychopathic participants tended to choose the more risky wheel," says study co-author Arielle Baskin-Sommers, a professor of psychology at Yale University.
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Public statements of regret are risky in a rigidly polarised world.
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But it's kind of a risky way to run a car.
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SpaceX has even acknowledged such risky undertakings have bankrupted other companies.
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"It's a risky course of action to do nothing," he added.
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There are two areas of the ocean that are particularly risky.
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Trump has taken a lot of risky bets in his life.
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O'Rourke, who currently engaged in a risky bid to win Sen.
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What seemed like a risky bet quickly began to pay off.
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For a blockbuster success like Branson, starting over would be risky.
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It's a hugely risky project for Modi, both politically and socially.
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"It was very risky," lead neurosurgeon Dr. Gregory Heuer tells People.
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Tell Beckett Mufson your stories about making risky art on Twitter.
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That kind of reform will require regulators, politicians, and risky experiments.
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The operation was risky and complicated, but the surgeons were confident.
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And it's still risky, because they could be missing sensitive information.
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The mission included "risky undercover investigations," according to WWF's internal newsletter.
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That is, unless you're making extremely risky bets on, say, cryptocurrency.
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It is a particularly risky kind of journalism in that sense.
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And, I just don't know if I can...it's too risky.
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He added that J.C. Penney would make a more risky trade.
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It was a risky, but clever move, that ultimately paid off.
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This was risky, given that the section was nearly pitch black.
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So the decision to run is actually rather risky for Rubio.
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The victim also faces expensive, time consuming, intrusive and risky litigation.
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Investing in ICOs is risky business for a number of reasons.
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Brazen drivers make crossing the street a risky choice for pedestrians.
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This process could some day make transplanting organs much less risky.
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It's too risky, even for a sauce as delicious as this.
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The 4th Circuit decision shows just how risky that strategy is.
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I'm seen as a little risky to the industry, I think.
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But boasts on Facebook and Instagram are risky, Mr Carvallo says.
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Because he says it's a crazy sport and it's too risky.
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Benign as these edicts often were, this path was doubly risky.
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Using your best equipment becomes a risky choice, not an assumption.
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It's possible the task will be deemed too risky to perform.
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Still, teens may not view vaping — even vaping nicotine — as risky.
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Nuclear scientists say that airlifting Korean bombs could be acutely risky.
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Some have made risky acquisitions, inheriting loan books with hidden troubles.
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Another explanation is that sex is now seen as less risky.
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Before it, many Hungarians took out absurdly risky foreign-currency mortgages.
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Undermining early abortion rights can be risky for state lawmakers, too.
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The Premier League's roulette makes for great entertainment, but risky transfers.
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She emphasizes the idea that Trump is risky and personally irresponsible.
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But regulatory reforms over the past decade have deterred risky lending.
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But mating swarms can be risky, even in the short-term.
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The fact is, no matter what, going to Mars is risky.
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After all, why would Pai go with such a risky strategy?
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Many of them come with a disclaimer about their risky nature.
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And I'm sure TheFamily has more risky bets up its sleeve.
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Investors have been willing to buy bonds that look remarkably risky.
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But Patterson postponed both attempts after deciding it was too risky.
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So nicotine may be risky for people with existing heart problems.
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Hello Kitty pants were risky, but they paid off big time.
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Other researchers found that these companies were less volatile and risky.
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"I think it's risky to be an actor, period," she admits.
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"It is a risky choice, but we are happy," says Chika.
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Few seem to want to cheer the rally in risky eurobonds.
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Most people with allergies are pretty good at identifying risky items.
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We could change them, sure, but it was a risky proposition.
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"These risky barrels are heavily discounted by the Iranians," Kilduff said.
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Even narrowly-focused operations North of the border are deemed risky.
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An unsecured personal loan may be more expensive but less risky.
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If the trend continues, markets are likely to become more risky.
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It's a risky maneuver, but he made it on each flight.
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Even seemingly innocuous challenges have faced scrutiny for encouraging risky behavior.
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Perhaps even more risky for Biden is a showdown with Booker.
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AND FINALLY A numbers game Isn't skating on thin ice risky?
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Who would have thought getting in shape could be so risky.
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The industry has mostly shunned the asset class as too risky.
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When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back those currencies.
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"Emerging markets are a risky and volatile asset class," Edelman said.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Italy's radical government is trying a risky gamble.
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Therefore Cramer thinks it is too risky to speculate right now.
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That's not to say all smart drugs are risky or ineffective.
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Obviously, this is very risky, and it has resulted in death.
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"It's risky and lonely and a really difficult job," he said.
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Even so, it's a bold and risky move with deadly consequences.
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It's an exciting, risky move, largely because of the source material.
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And how risky is it to get that excess skin removed?
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These are indicators of aggressive, impulsive or risky behavior, Swanson said.
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I had reached out to her, and it's a risky thing.
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Too often, Black girls' sexuality is framed as risky, reckless behavior.
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Not in a risky way just like, what would happen if?
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Expansion of the commercial space industry is a risky enterprise, though.
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Waiting for Samsung to sort this out is risky and dangerous.
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The Merlon Intelligence platform flags and ranks risky transactions for banks.
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"It gives you information, but it is very risky," Govella says.
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"It is risky and requires attention to the details," Kissmedeadlydoll says.
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However, Prince's doctors say it's too risky for him to leave.
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It's a risky strategy, but it probably beats appointing Orrin Hatch.
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JPMorgan strategists warned investors against chasing the rally in risky assets.
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Because I'm a risky person, I'd say, 'Let's do it barefoot.
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" Washington Prime Group: "Oh, man, it seems so risky to me.
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We order numerous tests, many of which are risky and painful.
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But commodity markets, for the unfamiliar, can be complex and risky.
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The WTO rejecting the BAT would be poorly justified and risky.
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"The global backdrop looks more risky," Citi economist Josh Williamson said.
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"I'm still sort of a risky investment there," she told me.
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But containment, as we found with Al Qaida, is always risky.
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The move is a risky one for a strategist like Lee.
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In some ways, it's less risky to do so this time.
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Again, why would Beijing make that critical, and highly risky, assumption?
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Seeking an IMF deal is politically risky for President Mauricio Macri.
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Serving hot drinks on a plane can be a risky endeavour.
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Residents are known for the "Pittsburgh left," a risky intersection turn.
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We will keep an eye on those risky moles for you.
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Targeting the SALT cap could also be politically risky for Democrats.
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On the contrary it feels even a little more risky today.
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The risky investment bank is its only obvious font for profit.
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"The journey up north is much longer, more risky," Fontanini said.
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Most notably, the risky junk bond market has virtually shut down.
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Taking the leap into self-employment is always a risky move.
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This graph depicts just how risky individual bond holdings can be.
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What if he or she makes bad decisions or risky investments?
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Going for it seemed risky: 212 yards is a long way.
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Why not someone less senior and more expert, therefore less risky?
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Will taking Cipro be risky, given your genetic and medical history?
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"I felt it was too risky to try one," said Verniaiev.
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You know things are about to get risky when that happens.
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By virtue of their size alone, AirPods are a risky purchase.
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In the future, routine surgery or cancer treatment could become risky.
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Taking a stance on that issue was less risky than others.
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Don't inject or smoke anything, because that is way more risky.
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They may reject this application determining it to be too risky.
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But picking an outsider to take the helm can be risky.
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Even nearing that point is risky, because projections are inherently uncertain.
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In the art world, pulling a Garbo may be especially risky.
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"I think Instagram stories is a little less risky," said Rose.
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It's just too risky given the current environment in the universities.
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But he added that refusing to engage could also be risky.
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If you drive safe it's not really that risky at all.
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High-end climbing is going to get more risky, not less.
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In strictly basketball terms, it is a good, if risky deal.
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The move, while risky, was smart in retrospect; the market rose.
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Everything risky I did in high school somehow started with Virginia.
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For a famously nice talk show host, this is risky stuff.
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Who would be less "risky" to fill them – men or women?
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The algorithm that analyzes your social media accounts for risky behavior.
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Most analysts, including me, agree that foreign intervention is too risky.
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SIOBHAN BURKE Fall for Dance premieres, like all premieres, are risky.
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With any politician in Washington, that is already a risky bet.
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There's a fine line between too risky and nick of time.
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Large multiple pregnancies, usually ending in premature birth, are quite risky.
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It was a risky bet, because the web could be unreliable.
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This is a risky lesson to draw from this (partial) success.
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The climax, too, may seem risky after the slow-moving middle.
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Only time will measure the financial costs of such risky decisions.
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Switching to a subscription model is a risky move for Fantastical.
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Political predictions are always risky, but downright dangerous in Israeli politics.
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They said no one inflated medallion prices or issued risky loans.
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That is a risky bet given the nature of America's departure.
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He felt ashamed, and admitted to other risky behaviors, infidelity included.
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Those risky moves helped power their stampede to Super Bowl LIV.
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Mahomes's workload did not portend the risky, bold move to come.
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"I would expect them to be very risky," Mr. Leaf said.
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But it's risky and inconvenient to find and trust each other.
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"It's very risky, and there is no clear future," he said.
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Sometimes it's risky, but I have a role model: Merce Cunningham.
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What do we mean when we call an investment "ultra-risky"?
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Upsets are always a little risky -- but that's the fun, right?
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We're paid to evaluate risk and make investments in risky markets.
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Do I just stand by silently watching them enable risky behavior?
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The side effects may not be severe, but it's still risky.
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In short, drilling in the outer continental shelf remains risky business.
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But remember this: human's perception about what's risky is notoriously unreliable.
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If investing in stocks weren't risky, it wouldn't deliver a return.
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A lot of the stunts I performed were kind of risky.
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Whether Republicans can hold this risky line they have staked out.
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But others say labeling peaceful Islamic groups as jihadists is risky.
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And inconsistency between games made OnLive a risky investment for players.
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For more on why Cramer finds Sonos' stock risky, click here.
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Some homeless folk prefer to sleep rough, though that is risky.
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It's a risky strategy, but it's also one that's very Trump.
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When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back the currencies.
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Life had become freer, more fluid and a lot more risky.
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It was simply too risky to live that close to Kilauea.
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In a populist era, tinkering with a constitution can be risky.
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But putting Cheetos on mac and cheese is a risky move.
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Trading off the headlines is just way too risky this week.
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Many investors' portfolios today may be more risky than they think.
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But it is a risky investment, even in a booming economy.
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It was a risky strategy but it just barely paid off.
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Investors are wising up to the bubble in risky corporate bonds.
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You have a remit, which you say yourself, is 'Born Risky.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Interactive theater can be risky.
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But that would be a risky bet on the administration's part.
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Less risky than betting the house on petrocarbons, the thinking went.
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Waiting for an attack, and hoping it gets deflected is risky.
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Time will tell if the next option is less environmentally risky.
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So many people think starting your own business is so risky.
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But I think in the last fight, I got more risky.
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All this uncertainty makes this new pathway with North Korea risky.
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And they're certainly going to exhaust all other options before doing something risky that could get somebody they love killed, like Sir Richard did before he, well, did something risky that got somebody he loved killed.
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In a sample of large economies, up to 60% of GDP is in economies with "risky" corporate debt and up to 30% of GDP is in economies with risky household debt, according to the Oxford Economics note.
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But Fairchild's transaction committee said an agreement would still be too risky.
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For Jericho, this is incredibly risky and more than a little ballsy.
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This is like, pretty risky for someone running a physical products business.
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It's a highly risky strategy, but potentially offers high rewards, Basham added.
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Banning Equifax entirely is an interesting idea, if not a risky precedent.
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The movement of client's funds is risky without proper verification of identity.
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Using your debit card to shop online can be a risky proposition.
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Because of their characteristics, these stocks are considered less risky than others.
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But even getting to an airport could be risky, U.S. officials warned.
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The bottom line is: Trump is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
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On his 33rd straight day of risky bets, Holzhauer was knocked out.
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Hedge funds can also be used to diversify, though they are risky.
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But choosing to ignore the politics of health is a risky proposition.
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But his constant in-your-face style also represents a risky experiment.
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GAMBLING on a referendum whose outcome is unsure is a risky business.
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For so long minority characters have been deemed too risky to feature.
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Entering retirement with a portfolio that's heavy on stock can be risky.
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"It's very risky," said one driver, who identified himself as Bat-Erdene.
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That's an entirely different kind of risky talk than bashing border security.
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If this is just a negotiating strategy it's a very risky strategy.
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A failure to back a broader politics of fairness is doubly risky.
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Crinkle-cut fries are always a risky move, but Portillo's aren't bad.
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For people like Mr Huamán, studying at university represents a risky bet.
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The aim should be to support game-changing, wild-eyed, risky ideas.
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" However, he adds, "it is getting more risky to criticise religious ideas.
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But all of this complexity can be risky from an execution standpoint.
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We've passed thresholds that people said were extremely risky ten years ago.
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"Farmers are naturally risk-averse, and climate is pretty risky," she said.
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But if the past is a guide, the strategy can be risky.
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That sort is often blown up, as disarming it is too risky.
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" He added that Keating's death "shows us this is a risky campaign.
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So he needs to demonstrate that he's not too risky or nuts.
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"Some will say it's too hard, too risky, too expensive," he said.
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Investors think of foreign stocks as more risky than they really are.
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It would have been risky but he felt he had no choice.
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Lately that list of grievances has included risky and expensive adventures abroad.
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" Five of these toxic releases were classified as risky "Tier 1 events.
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"It could have ended his career, it was that risky," Badu said.
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The U.S. dollar sank and stocks plummeted as investors fled risky assets.
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Given the data we have, there's risk; certainly it's a risky trial.
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Most consider it too risky because of the potential for weight loss.
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Some cling to the notion that stimulus is unhelpful, risky and hard.
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Which might make this a very risky way of testing the hypothesis.
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In a country where HIV remains common, this is mind-bogglingly risky.
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A clampdown on risky lending by bank regulators acted as a trigger.
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Untreated opioid addiction is the most risky for moms and their children.
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Her case claims that "risky and experimental" hydraulic fracturing by Encana Corp.
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You are done, and you are unmistakably that guy from Risky Business.
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And the test itself was an audacious and risky move, Schilling says.
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Dividend stocks are typically far less risky than those with no payout.
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I don't know that seems like a risky situation to me, too.
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It's a risky gamble, and the country's future hangs in the balance.
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But I think you're right, we regard them as primitive and risky.
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Yet, in 1970, Bowie's brazen femininity was a bold and risky move.
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This, of course, is always risky, particularly if it's a total bluff.
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So backing oncology startups can be an especially lucrative (if risky) approach.
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The modern banking system cannot simply separate insured deposits from risky loans.
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Douching is not just unnecessary; it's also risky for your vaginal health.
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Value stocks look cheap because the firms' businesses genuinely are more risky.
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It's a risky move to talk about his legal issues, Masnick admitted.
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According to Amey, no-bid contracts are risky and should be avoided.
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Game development is a risky business — in the literal sense, that is.
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Cruz could also be a risky bet for Republicans' White House hopes.
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From a climate perspective, the leather-skinned fruit are a risky choice.
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However, relying on herd immunity to keep your child safe is risky.
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"Triplets are always more risky than carrying a single child," says Cassidy.
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It's too risky to be anything more than a (very perfect) dream.
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Is it too risky given how many Russians are on the ground?
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And that seemed like a radical revelation at the time—and risky.
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Elsewhere, governments can make use of a less risky tool: fiscal policy.
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Like many insurers, Metromile seeks to cherry-pick the least risky customers.
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It's a risky bet, but Molotov has the product to do it.
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The loans in question included subprime and other relatively risky home loans.
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Turkish police have made the migrant trade risky and unprofitable, he says.
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This keeps everyone second guessing themselves and avoiding anything they consider risky.
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Developing safe and effective MCMs is an extraordinarily challenging and risky endeavor.
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Additionally it becomes more risky, especially in relation to its dividend yield.
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Muro and others think that Trump makes risky cleantech investments even riskier.
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" Kite Pharma Inc: "All of the immunotherapy stocks are very, very risky.
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As Iraq and Libya demonstrated, regime change can be messy and risky.
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And the court says, in fact, childbirth is 14 times more risky.
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It's possible, but in this war, the business of predictions is risky.
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As it relates Celgene deal, we just think it is too risky.
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Serious risks remain that could derail a rebound in risky corporate debt.
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For the true adrenaline junkie though, there's something even more risky: hoverboards.
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"It is a risky job, but profitable as well," Rica told me.
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It's a risky strategy that liberal Democrats so far aren't exactly buying.
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Perhaps the witness was not a reliable witness, perhaps a risky witness.
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It's too risky for me, but Moreno's got a great track record.
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But a drone strike might be a less risky option, experts said.
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" No matter how you look it at, Drucker said, it's "definitely risky.
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Taking businesses across borders can be extremely lucrative—but also extremely risky.
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It avoids risky assets, preferring those with solid collateral, such as property.
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The powerful Raptor could be a risky beast, at least early on.
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Supersonic airliners with 100 or more seats would be commercially more risky.
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Kendra Chapman knows that the holiday season can be a risky time.
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That makes it difficult to determine how risky an investment really is.
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Armstrong also practiced moon moves on the ground, a less risky endeavor.
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This bill will help protect pilots and passengers from that risky behavior.
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But until the standards are in place, drinking kava can be risky.
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"We knew the Arabic version was a risky move," says Abdel-Hadi.
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Like any discipline — but ours is a little more risky, I think.
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Climate change is risky business — including for officials at the Federal Reserve.
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Gutting environmental protections is risky for our economic and physical well-being.
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Some other measures for plugging the budget shortfall could be less risky.
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But 2017's Wonder Woman was initially considered a risky question mark.
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The Speaker, however, was concerned that a full omnibus was too risky.
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It's a risky strategy for Randall Stephenson, the U.S. group's chief executive.
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Many investors mistakenly believe that bonds are safe and stocks are risky.
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Any investment is risky, but many experts see bitcoin as particularly volatile.
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Stills is a risky play against the Jags' seventh-ranked pass defense.
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Today, many companies have abandoned pensions, gambling on risky 401(k)s.
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It's very risky, very dangerous, but you get a little more money.
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But it is also postponing a necessary conversation, with potentially risky consequences.
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It's risky to attach nationwide significance to voting in a single district.
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"That low volatility in some ways makes them less risky," he said.
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They also said it can be risky for humans and cause injury.
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Wentz, with a limited supporting cast, is a risky play this Sunday.
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While some may see this as risky, I think quite the opposite.
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Breakingviews Twinkie the Kid rides again – on a risky saddle of debt.
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But betting on the allure of American-made goods can be risky.
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GEO Group's cost-cutting and risky practices have no place in California.
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It was a risky thing for NBC to televise without stronger vetting.
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Any alternative to bankruptcy is chaotic, expensive, time-consuming, unpredictable and risky.
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There is no need for offshore drilling or risky seismic airgun blasting.
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It's a risky bet, to be sure, but not devoid of rationality.
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It's a risky tactic, one that could easily feel gimmicky or unconvincing.
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Taking off and landing aboard a Navy aircraft carrier is risky business.
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While unpleasant for humans, the intense cold is risky for baby animals.
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It's risky to assume they will "do the right thing," Scroggin said.
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Nevertheless, I think it's too risky to bet on at the moment.
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Global stock markets, commodities and risky forms of debt plummeted; volatility skyrocketed.
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And yeah, it was a hugely risky move to be that honest.
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Moving to another country to escape student debt is risky, experts say.
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Such legislation provides dying patients with more treatment options, albeit risky ones.
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Meredith and her colleagues perform a risky surgery at a military hospital.
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Political analyst Bill Schneider said Wednesday it was politically risky for Sen.
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Risky rats gambled on the iffier lever more than half the time.
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Still, the risky behavior of the night owls has the researchers concerned.
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It would be especially risky to use a bigger stimulator with speed.
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Amelia tells Katie the giant aneurysm surgery will be risky but necessary.
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ICOs, however, likely still seem too risky for the company to allow.
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But many friends thought this would be incredibly risky, even somewhat laughable.
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That was risky for the money, now that I think about it.
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Others, like abortion or kneeling during the national anthem, are more risky.
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Resting a core of his lineup was not Girardi's only risky move.
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Though this proposal makes bargaining sense, it is a very risky alternative.
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But that's a risky proposition, former Iowa GOP chairman Matt Strawn says.
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Not surprisingly, investors backed away from that risky market late last year.
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Rescue crews determined that they were to risky to attempt to save.
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This is because travel, transportation, and shipping were expensive, risky, and complicated.
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Other Democrats see similar meddling in Republicans primaries as far too risky.
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Rain often fails in this semi-arid area, which makes farming risky.
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Investors are already spooked about risky credit in a time of coronavirus.
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"At the time it was a risky venture," recalled one, Michael Chin.
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Amplitude CEO Spenser Skates knows acquisitions are risky, especially for a startup.
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Cities fixated on that future, however, could be making another risky bet.
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Practices that are especially risky during the spread of the Coronavirus pic.twitter.
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When the market is high in its cycle, it's probably pretty risky.
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There were numerous buildings that they deemed were too risky to enter.
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Now, however, it is risky simply to show up for an interview.
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And honestly, you can hurt yourself on any playground, risky or not.
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And failing to disclose his financial interest was unethical and legally risky.
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Experiential retail can have hefty upfront costs, making it a risky endeavor.
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Joe Biden makes his supporters feel safe, but nominating him is risky.
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The bank did not engage in risky lending practices, a spokesman said.
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That doesn't mean that people are having risky sex — they're actually not.
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Driving was always risky for the 20173-year-old mother of six.
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"These elephants have to live in a risky area," Mr. Theerapat said.
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Everyone I interviewed in Brazil admitted that plastic surgeries were risky affairs.
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Ms. Dobles has suggested higher taxes on gas-guzzling vehicles, also risky.
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The Section 301 gambit is a risky one for two main reasons.
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"It's risky and dangerous for people to try and cross," he added.
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It may be risky politically, but Congress has a responsibility to act.
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As lenders wrote increasingly risky loans, medallion prices neared $500,000 in 2006.
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Risky operations can backfire badly, as was the case with the Pueblo.
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For many, it's their whole living, and not having protections is risky.
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Anyone could theoretically buy it — including a bad actor — which seems risky.
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They're also less risky, he wrote, than his focus, small-cap stocks.
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Did your latest trip to Syria feel more risky than previous ones?
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Whereas sanctions intensify hostile feelings, which are risky, trade incentives foster cooperation.
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The relocations entailed turning around failing businesses and starting risky new ventures.
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The Obama administration first considered the operation, but evaluated it as risky.
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Delaying a rate cut until after Bailey takes over would be risky.
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They are not subject to strict regulation and can sometimes be risky.
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First, this law would make it more expensive and risky to relocate.
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And, thankfully, being a gun control advocate isn't a particularly risky occupation.
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The second, the "quiet soulmate," might be the most insidious and risky.
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Collisions with another player or the goal post were far more risky.
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What the banks failed to consider was how risky their assets were.
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Trump raised pointed concerns that Loeffler would be a needlessly risky choice.
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But that would tie the hands of future policymakers - a risky strategy.
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I have contemplated going to human resources, but that might be risky.
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The artist is playing a risky role here, that of double agent.
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Offering credit to people who are already wealthy should be less risky.
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That was a risky move, and it may well help her chances.
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The suit had accused Barclays of hiding its exposure to risky debt.
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Experts said Mr. Gantz's strategy of waiting to go second was risky.
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GOLZOW, Germany — The invitation was risky, and Mayor Frank Schütz knew it.
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Betting against stocks has been a risky and mostly losing proposition lately.
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They wanted to reveal just how risky and politically fraught it remains.
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There were plenty of signs that it could be a risky decision.
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In the end, the most striking looks were gloriously, sometimes ridiculously, risky.
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But Senate GOP aides warn the risky move could backfire on Republicans.
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Most investors who considered this project deemed it too risky for investment.
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It's much less risky to invest with diversified low-cost mutual funds.
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I'd say probably not as risky as it seems from the outside.
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But it's a risky time to invest in brick-and-mortar locations.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer then said: "We're in risky territory here.
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Such moves are risky if they occur when the market is plummeting.
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If it tells you that a network is risky, don't join it.
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Nobody should be harmed by needless exposure to a risky environmental toxin.
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Is it risky to talk politics with friends online if you disagree?
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Alternatively they could react very strongly and dump risky assets, he said.
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Another coffee, this early in the day, would be way too risky.
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I think they're too risky for me to recommend on Mad Money.
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"And I think that's dangerous and risky for our country," Jassy added.
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The approach was risky; it put him at the mercy of events.
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"It's extremely risky to be doing this," Healey told CNN on Tuesday.
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Yee acknowledged that his venture was risky, something his advisers have echoed.
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It will be difficult and risky, but it needs to be done.
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It might be attractive to outsource a politically risky policy to technocrats.
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In short, it would be a risky gamble with no obvious upside.
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"I am not masochistic, but ours is risky work," Mr. Mille said.
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Mr. Yi took aim at all risky forms of borrowing on Saturday.
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From a portfolio standpoint, make sure your investment mix isn't too risky.
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Growing beyond demand can be risky and lead to spiraling fare wars.
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Trump's making a risky move to win over voters he's already won.
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It's a risky move that most people in his position wouldn't take.
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From the start, Mr. Cohen followed a risky and unusual legal strategy.
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Chef Otero's ponche had, in my mind, summoned many descriptions. Risky. Unexpected.
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With his royal position looking risky, he proves himself through military exploits.
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We knew the president was launching down a risky and unpredictable path.
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On its face, the film's premise may sound tired, and also risky.
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Album cut "Comanche Moon" takes a risky leap—one that Maas acknowledges.
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The fairs are risky for small galleries and good for big galleries.
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Chris Mier, a managing director at Loop Capital Markets, said a lot of cash was exiting "risky" equity funds in 2019 for "less-risky" muni funds, which hold bonds sold by states, local governments, schools and other issuers.
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Chris Mier, a managing director at Loop Capital Markets, said a lot of cash was exiting "risky" equity funds in 2019 for "less-risky" muni funds, which hold bonds sold by states, local governments, schools and other issuers.
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"This is the least risky of all the Kickstarters we've done," he says.
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Dustin is screaming at him to cast a less risky protection spell instead.
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Fitch views this combination as particularly risky given the macroeconomic context in Kazakhstan.
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And the fins might improve the chances of success for these risky recoveries.
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Littlefinger's strategy in playing Arya against Sansa seemed really risky from the outset.
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That would let them better understand just how risky these devices generally are.
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The couple was told that surgery to remove the placenta was too risky.
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Once you experience loss, it's hard to accept love again because it's risky.
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However, adding a health care provision to the tax plan is politically risky.
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That includes a higher chance of cognitive impairment or adoption of risky behaviors.
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Buoyed by a risky, full-throated endorsement by President Trump, South Carolina Gov.
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But we never consider those risky surgeries; they're totally bread-and-butter procedures.
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Katy Perry has never shied away from a risky, rule-breaking fashion moment.
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They're risky and difficult to control, which contributes to them burning for longer.
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Despite gains on risky assets, safe-haven U.S. Treasuries also gained in price.
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But a smartphone-centric strategy is risky, as mobile gamers are very finicky.
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It was deemed too risky to have just one launch vehicle for missions.
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" Energy Transfer Partners: "I think that that management is too risky for me.
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Making criticism of the president risky may be only part of what's ahead.
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These assets are all more risky than bonds (in terms of standard deviation).
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To be sure, this is lining up to be a risky binary trade.
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Though product customization can also be risky from a business point of view.
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He rejected the idea that Deutsche Bank was still involved in risky business.
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Flying planes is one of a list of activities insurance companies consider risky.
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Epidemics are bad business for pharmaceutical companies; stopping them is risky and expensive.
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But as countless fictional time travelers might attest, that's a risky, unpredictable goal.
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The LSE said the offer was too low, risky and lacked strategic merit.
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I think it's risky to go into earnings long, at least full long.
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The study can't prove whether or how ADHD directly causes risky driving behavior.
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In a word: Brexit, the UK's risky planned departure from the European Union.
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The public needs to have oversight of the programs; otherwise it's very risky.
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So while ARM is the right bet, it's also a very risky bet.
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Concerns about the Chinese market are causing investors globally to sell risky assets.
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Some farmers will likely prefer leaving their farm empty during the risky period.
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A big one-off devaluation would be extremely risky, and threaten financial stability.
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That gap would mean he would avoid a risky second round run-off.
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And then it required doing something that might have been even more risky.
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Each event caused him to wonder whether he liked risky climbing too much.
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The site owners seem to have decided that reveal would be too risky.
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In shaming others for not understanding, we've inadvertently made it risky to understand.
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Despite growing up with technology, millennials are more likely to exhibit risky behaviors.
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Finally, what about terrorism -- that is another reason why flying is risky, right?
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And it's all too easy to find risky or just plain false information.
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Personalizing gifts can be risky, but one brilliant jewelry maker solved that problem.
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Venezuela's economy remains under the shadow of former President Hugo Chavez's risky policies.
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Such a sharp pivot from photos-only to links is a risky move.
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The federal government should buy risky property well ahead of rising sea levels.
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"Individuals suddenly carry more potential to be damaging or risky," one friend wrote.
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Fishy Awards All that being said, it's still a risky move for Sarah.
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Campaigns against drunk driving have been successful because people already believe it's risky.
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Allowing 16-year-olds the right to vote might be a risky proposition.
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Unless led by experienced startup investors, what is already risky becomes even riskier.
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If he fails, it will be because Democrats find his shortcomings too risky.
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Michaeli, who recommends clients sell the stock, said Tesla remains a risky bet.
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From this perspective, a house isn't a risky bet on the housing market.
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Searching for Avril Lavigne on the internet is incredibly risky, according to McAfee.
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It was also maybe risky and dangerous being so close to rusted metal?
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It's a very charming fresh take on a very familiar "Risky Business" scene.
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The next morning, she was both exhilarated and horrified with her risky behavior.
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Betting the farm on robotaxis could be risky if consumers don't embrace them.
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Counting on any kind of windfall, regardless of size, is a risky business.
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The idea of limiting speech in any way is incredibly risky to many.
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For those with a lower score, however, a Zhima rating may be risky.
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That prompted investors to withdraw money from emerging markets and other risky assets.
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Nicotine may also be risky to use while pregnant, the surgeon general reports.
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Opening someone's thorax and removing parts of his lung is risky and traumatic.
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Gissler also thinks that motherhood itself largely reduces risky behavior like self-harm.
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But turning a blind eye to sexual harassment is now risky for firms.
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His family, Kurdish Syrians, had decided to take a risky voyage via Greece.
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Cutting your bangs in the middle of the summer is a risky move.
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But the most important and risky shift is Coca-Cola's effort to diversify.
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Its creators said Hulu reaped the rewards by taking on a risky proposal.
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It's a hardware move, a competitive move, a brand move, a risky move.
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IT IS risky to predict who and what will win a Nobel prize.
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Stocks and other risky assets fell while traders piled into safe-haven bonds.
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Both are risky strategies, and following them increases the risk that everybody loses.
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So ultimately, I think he did a risky strategy today not calling witnesses.
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But perhaps its risky to demand networks like Facebook become the truth police.
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"You get exposure to the least risky stocks in every sector," Rosenbluth said.
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Despite gains on risky assets, safe-haven U.S. Treasuries also rose in price.
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Their appetite for risky adventures when it comes to promoting themselves is unparalleled.
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"It's really a very risky project for an institution to do," he says.
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Later abortions are a bit riskier, but still not as risky as childbirth.
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Candidates and their operatives have long known that going negative can be risky.
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First is documentation—it's safe for you and not risky for your job.
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If $25,000 still seems like a risky sum to launch with, it is.
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"Phaeng," he would say, (Thai for expensive or costly), if it was risky.
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On Tuesday, Helios and Matheson stock plummeted after a risky shareholder move failed.
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Steve Bullock attacked the plan as destabilizing, unrealistic, politically risky and too expensive.
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On at least one occasion, they met alone, which counterintelligence officials considered risky.
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That makes it a much smaller problem space, but also a risky one.
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Risky bets include low-rated corporate bonds and emerging market assets, including equities.
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Nearly half of Millennials say investing is "too risky," a BlackRock study says.
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Also risky: making the Time-Turner the center of the action, at last.
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I just think they're too risky here, and they are value traps, too.
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It's been a bad start to the year for a remarkably risky fund.
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"Trade finance loans are typically less risky than standard corporate loans," Hill said.
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And the long nine-year bull market has encouraged more risky investor behavior.
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Scoreboard proposals are a pretty risky move...and they don't always pay off.
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To be sure, pursuing individuals remains a risky legal strategy for the SEC.
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To assume so seems a risky bet — a bet Kerry lost in 2004.
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"Assuming Hillary moves to the center, Hillary is probably less risky," he said.
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Kinder Morgan backed out of the pipeline venture because it was too risky.
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The seminal cause of the crisis was the risky mortgages made by lenders.
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Apple claims opening up its NFC functionality to the banks would be risky.
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Lenders are also starting to cut relationships with customers who seem too risky.
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Feeling underutilized, unchallenged, or just plain bored turns out to be risky, too.
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A supersonic airliner with 100 or more seats would be commercially more risky.
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Likewise, a less risky customer could encounter fewer steps, helping to increase conversions.
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Risky mortgages were bundled into "collateralized debt obligations" and traded on financial markets.
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Third, you need to know which actions are risky and which ones aren't.
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Tonight some exciting, risky invitations will come your way—will you take them?
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"These regulations enshrine too-big-to-fail and encourage risky behavior," Trump said.
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But hoping that a president will not do as he says is risky.
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E-cigarettes are less risky than traditional ones, but bring their own challenges.
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Trump has severed American commitments that he considers risky, costly, or politically unappealing.
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Large-scale action seems impossibly fraught—too politically risky, and too legislatively complex.
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And there were already signs that sending executables through email was risky behavior.
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Equities might be individually risky but a diversified portfolio looked much more secure.
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This stock is a lot more risky than it was a month ago.
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Yet research on the impact of physical environments on risky decisions is scant.
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Lending is a risky business as we learned during the last financial crisis.
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Risky corporate borrowing Historically, peaks in corporate borrowing have been followed by recessions.
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It's clear some residents are turning to potentially risky sources to get by.
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It's a risky bet that the airline industry has changed its destructive ways.
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Building one of these things and making it last is consuming and risky.
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It also kills the "Volcker Rule," which bans banks from certain risky trades.
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But investors with shorter deadlines may find that reliance on stocks too risky.
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Some clinical decision support software is more "risky" to a patient than others.
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They decided that breaking free was the only viable, if extremely risky, alternative.
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Certainly, it is risky for her to meet anyone she doesn't already know.
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Beijing's crackdown on risky lending put the Chinese economy on a downward trajectory.
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Deciphering the intentions of the insane and the vile is a risky business.
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This strategy is not a bad idea, but it is a risky one.
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It's potentially risky, and there are some technical complications to carrying it out.
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Despite his own international outings, he cautioned that expansion is a risky business.
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If you're a billionaire, Hong Kong is a risky place to call home.
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This strategy is inherently risky, may not be successful and could be costly.
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They focus on four risky traits: sensation-seeking, impulsiveness, anxiety sensitivity and hopelessness.
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It's a very risky world, and I think Ebola was a wakeup call.
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Jumbo mortgages are more profitable and less risky for banks than smaller loans.
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Quitting a job simply to become an entrepreneur is also risky, Welch says.
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Risky upstarts trying to achieve the American Dream of small business ownership: out.
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Directly confronting someone can be risky, because you can become a target, too.
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In some states, driving an 80,000-pound vehicle can be even more risky.
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Running out of time A diving option was always going to be risky.
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Risky Surgery When the anesthesiologist saw the CT scan, the doctors' concern grew.
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So, feel free to pass on Robby Anderson if he feels too risky.
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Feature Inside the final weeks of Hillary Clinton's cautious — and surprisingly risky — campaign.
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But since the crackdown on intrabank lending, smaller banks have scaled risky borrowing.
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We will never, ever engage in a risky scheme to privatize Social Security.
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Even an attempt at a playful ad is too risky for many companies.
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Here's why it's a risky bet no matter where the shares are listed.
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What Russia tried to do with this election was a fairly risky gambit.
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It was probably too early and too risky for our panel of judges.
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Mester said further delays will be risky and could lead to a recession.
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It's a little risky, but there's a bigger case for redoing Thursday nights.
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Clinton to take an unpopular, even risky position, displaying courage — a character point.
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Was this the one where Shane finally tried one risky move too many?
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Buying this shit used to be illegal, but it wasn't really that risky.
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SPX were down nearly 3 percent, extending the bearish sentiment across risky markets.
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"Impulsivity is very much linked with risky health behaviors," Chen said by email.
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Existing drugs are also considered risky for men with diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
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But even banking on these voters may be risky for the Vermont senator.
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Moreover, research is risky—there's no guarantee the clinical trials will be successful.
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Foodie magazine Bon Appétit has done something quite risky with this month's issue.
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Startups can suddenly fold or make too risky of decisions while chasing growth.
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Wearing glasses, for example, is risky because they will freeze to your face.
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On the other hand, you have originality, and this may be commercially risky.
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HSH turned to its state owners after risky assets turned sour in 2008.
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If cease-fire violations are punished inconsistently, combatants perceive cheating as less risky.
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These virtual restaurants rely only on delivery, which can be a risky bet.
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But intensifying the military's crackdown in such a troubled area is inherently risky.
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Earlier this month, Rieder said that long-term government debt was particularly risky.
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It's always risky to connect such disparate subjects — each has its own context.
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And we're acting as if the only problem is some risky newfangled technology.
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He took the extraordinary and risky move of inviting Mr. Putin to Washington.
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That doesn't mean the fall in stocks and other risky assets is over.
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It's a risky play -- nothing can get done without Democrats in both chambers.
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They flee any stock or bond that seems risky, causing markets to slump.
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Global companies rely on risky partners only to see their supply chains snap.
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But consumer loans can be risky, in large part because of the expense.
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Investing is always risky, including and perhaps especially when it comes to cryptocurrency.
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Meanwhile, Ghani is taking an enormously risky strategy with respect to the negotiations.
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However, refusing to cut a reasonable, if painful, deal is risky and irresponsible.
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And now, he has led his party into a possibly risky government shutdown.
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AT&T's strategy of putting Mr. Delrahim on the witness stand is risky.
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Student Opinion: Is It Selfish to Pursue Risky Sports Like Extreme Mountain Climbing?
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Note: It's less risky watching him on Netflix than seeing him in person.
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Previous Republicans, of course, were aware that cutting entitlement programs was politically risky.
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Risky assets don't like slowing growth, and fixed income doesn't like rising rates.
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Moving beyond core competencies is risky and requires executives to learn new skills.
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But workers may eventually decide it's too risky to enter the United States.
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A long and complex mating call is risky: It attracts frog-eating bats.
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Applications are inherently risky, because they are the gateway into your IT infrastructure.
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The act of borrowing money, she learned, was growing increasingly risky and complex.
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Then, make room for favorites like Misery, Risky Business, Zombieland, and Kill Bill.
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Until these problems are solved, China may be risky for global stock investors.
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Gun violence and school shootings have made going to school and outside risky.
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A majority of those are released on recognizance because they're considered less risky.
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Rivals are edging away from risky investment banking, but Mr. Staley embraces it.
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But there is a danger that private equity lending is getting too risky.
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If they had known that, why would they consent to this risky procedure?
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Behind their whimsical facades, amusement parks are a big and sometimes risky business.
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From our perspective, they were the ones making the risky choice, not us.
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That transition period is known to be an especially risky time for patients.
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Her strategy is to take certain tempting but risky investments off the table.
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"It is a risky play," Henisz said of Walmart wading into policy debates.
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It will do this by avoiding the most difficult, expensive and risky prospects.
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Second, the new analysis of patients receiving high doses is a risky one.
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The Spy alternates between Cohen's risky schemes with Nadia's far more ordinary life.
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They have injured spines, costly cancers and risky conditions including epilepsy and diabetes.
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Boarding the good ship Trump at this point is an increasingly risky proposition.
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But once the count got to 3-2, it seemed far too risky.
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"We are monitoring all risky areas and are intensifying intelligence gathering," he said.
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Often, this risky behavior results in losses when markets eventually fall, he adds.
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Previous foreign listings of Kazakh banks have turned out to be risky investments.
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This isn't the training I'd give to her obviously, because it's definitely risky.
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Storing volatile black powder in populous New York City had grown too risky.
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Why take the leap when so many aspects of parenthood feel so risky?
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That's a risky strategy for live demonstrations, as we saw earlier this week.
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A risky call but the Chiefs get very close to the goal line.
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That was risky; identification with the European Union hardly seemed a winning ticket.
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The females have the same risky tonsure, albeit in a deeper violet hue.
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" He went on, "We say if it's risky we just shouldn't do it.
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Google chose a risky time to try to compete with Apple and Samsung.
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Similarly, at 46A, the answer to "Did something hugely risky" is COURTED DISASTER.
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If we feel really anxious, we reason that something must be really risky.
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They planned a bold and risky strategy and boy, did it pay off.
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But as many analysts have noted, this would be an extremely risky strategy.
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Action against North Korea before then would be politically too risky for him.
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By then, Goldman had decided that working with the fund was too risky.
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We don't want them to turn to risky behaviors when they are struggling.
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The study reinforces the idea that rotational forces are especially risky, Hirad says.
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"Comedies are less risky," said Mr. Shapiro, the former Seeso and IFC executive.
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"I'm really aware that starting a new division is risky," Ms. Raab said.
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But the procedure can be risky because of the methods and materials used.
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Chloe's 45, but that's not nearly as risky as it used to be.
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CNN: What kinds of issues tend to be the most risky for candidates?
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Indeed, regulation is important because drugs are risky, not because they are safe.
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Analysts have called the government's strategy risky, saying inflamed tensions can fuel unrest.
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There is no need to reward them twice — or to encourage risky acquisitions.
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Post-crisis, both governments and markets have proved surprisingly tolerant of risky borrowing.
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They might be too risky, and never get approval and limp along forever.
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Finding stocks with this kind of potential is a difficult and risky task.
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I'm not a criminal, there's no risky things going on at my house.
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Given the hazards, however, others believe governments should switch to less risky renewables.
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He was worried risky foreign trading by U.S. companies could hurt U.S. markets.
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Questioning the official narrative of Mr. Kem Ley's death, meanwhile, has become risky.
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"They may be very risky from a water-supply security perspective," he said.
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Lending money is a risky business and nobody wants the borrower to default.
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Then again, Johnson is doing what he promised to do, risky or not.
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Going it alone on new EV developments could be risky and expensive, too.
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How would I know if I was being aggressive enough — or too risky?
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Yet for a social media company to eschew celebrities and influencers is risky.
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The work is risky and their families worry they might not come home.
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Until recently most investors viewed the entire cannabis industry as far too risky.
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And without Trump's leadership, it may be too risky for them to touch.
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Previous foreign listings of Kazakh banks have turned out to be risky investments.
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"Out of the first cut it was probably a little risky," he said.
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We know many people end up with a risky pileup of prescribed medications.
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Soon after, she and her coaches and advisers made a somewhat risky decision.
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By trading risky options, he had increased his portfolio to $2,600 last Friday.
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And, for one more day, even stepping outside remained a painful, risky experience.
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But developing what is known as a "brownfield" is always a risky proposition.
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"We're building more things that are more expensive" in "risky places," he said.
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The same one that gave the risky renovations on the Sewol passing grades.
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Catalyst funds provide guarantees for some of Callidus's risky loans to distressed businesses.
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Being an uncompromising, principled person working for Donald Trump is a risky bet.
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Some critics have pointed to Patty Jenkins as a risky choice to direct.
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These include drug use, suicide attempts, risky sexual Behaviour and sexually transmitted infections.
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Legebokoff's defense lawyer zeroed in on the victims' drug debts and risky behavior.
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Even in moderation, butter can be risky for those with past health issues.
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That's why Trump's strategy in bringing up Bill Clinton's alleged misconduct is risky.
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Boating accidents are also especially risky in summer, especially when there's alcohol involved.
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"To paraphrase Tolstoy: Each inauguration is risky, but each is risky in its own way," said Michael Chertoff, who was secretary of homeland security under President George W. Bush and oversaw the department for President Obama's first inauguration, in 28.
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Doorstead claims to be less risky than alternatives Doorstead claims to be less risky than alternatives "Property management incumbents have a 43-day vacancy average which leads to $86 billion in economic waste in the U.S. alone," Waliany tells TechCrunch.
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But we remember that during the savings and loan crisis during the 1980s, risky practices -- including poor real estate loan standards, thin capital, risky assets, and dependence on short-term funding -- led to the collapse of hundreds of savings banks.
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For city officials, calling the bluff of the Obama administration was a risky move.
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The flight from the South Pole Station was risky because of weather and distance.
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But placing probes in front of a hurricane is a risky and expensive business.
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Clinton use her regulatory authority aggressively to crack down on Wall Street's risky activities?
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One aspect of that darkness is that compiling a blacklist has itself become risky.
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"He was doing risky work but he was doing absolutely necessary work," Carter said.
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This may be especially important given that many participants didn't consider the drug risky.
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Given the possibility of malware, visiting a site like this can be extremely risky.
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The Swiss bank is being investigated for misleading investors with risky mortgage-backed securities.
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HSH Nordbank turned to its state owners after risky assets turned sour in 13.
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Once things started getting risky on the track, I realized how important it was.
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Nana got eight times her money in return for her risky investment in me.
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Corporate bonds can be a less risky way to invest in companies than stocks.
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But too much fiddling can be risky: damage or markings can result in disqualification.
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Jazz Jennings's family is coming together as their daughter faces a potentially risky surgery.
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INGRAHAM: Leonard Leo, that&aposs a risky idea of putting up a confirmation vote.
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Wall Street's main indexes tumbled about 2% on Tuesday as investors shunned risky assets.
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