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Of course, Greece itself is too small for its problems to present any real danger to the eurozone.
That danger extends beyond 2015; nonetheless, it is an important component of the overall picture of impending crisis in the EU.
If so, the global system that has secured peace, security, openness, and economic growth over the past six decades could be in grave danger.
Other feedback loops pose a similar danger.
Many workers are unemployed and in danger of being evicted from their homes, while no important banker has been put in jail.
While today’s quarrel is about who should pay for restructuring Greece, the real issue is the latent distrust between the two partners, which carries the danger of a permanent estrangement.
First, by defending nuclear weapons as a source of regional or global stability, he profoundly underestimated the danger that they could fall into the hands of terrorists or be used because of a miscalculation.
The danger of civil bloodshed imperils a post-Qaddafi Libya more generally.
But if alarmism is counterproductive, the question remains: At what point are democracies truly in danger?
Pride and a lack of imagination blind them to the danger they are in, until it is too late and they are deported to the death camps.
Communists saw social democrats as a greater danger than Nazis; and leftwing intellectuals were distracted by the hypocrisy and corruption of mainstream parties they really should have supported.
The main danger now is that Asian economies will be forced to default on debts or cancel investment and kill growth.
Prior to the 2009 election that brought him to power, Netanyahu campaigned on the Iranian danger, and his government made the issue its cardinal concern.
There is a real danger that opponents of Burma’s transition could exploit these tensions, fueling ethnic conflict in order to derail reform efforts.
In light of this danger, the overwhelming interest of Russian democrats and Western policy makers is to support Russia's honest, democratic reformers.
Those who see the danger of a culture war with Muslims, or the hostile branding of minorities, should be able to influence opinion with practical arguments.
The real strategic danger of the Trump era, then, is not merely that the global order is changing.
The danger of a currency war and protectionism should not be underestimated.
Much of the danger lies not just in the frequent, severe, and unpredictable weather events themselves, but also in the deadly ways that these events interact with other, man-made risks.
So long as inflation was the real and present danger, it made sense to delegate monetary policy to conservative central bankers insulated from pressure to finance government budget deficits.
The Bundesbank has become aware of the danger.
A disorderly Greek exit from the euro – currently the greatest danger – can be averted only if both sides operate on the assumption that the upcoming negotiations are not about who wins and who loses.
Another, related issue that holds the potential for real danger concerns proposed revision of the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty.
At the same time, the nuclear threat is not the most immediate danger.
As the international community gears up for the next development agenda, the danger is that we let our ambition overpower our reason.
Beyond the obvious violation of individuals’ privacy implied by such activities lies the danger that these firms will later make a deal with authoritarian regimes in Russia or China, where little, if any, effort is made to preserve even the illusion of privacy.
The benefits of microfinance are in danger of being over-hyped – there are not that many successful micro-businesses that the poor can start solely with the help of loans, because skills and management abilities are also often necessary.
Fortuyn proclaimed purity to be in danger: national culture ripe for a restorative purge.
This is where discomfort meets danger.
Some now want to dismiss terrorism as a feature of everyday life, as if extremist violence posed a danger similar to traffic accidents, alcohol, or disease.
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