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There is the danger of a complete economic, social, and political meltdown in Greece.
Yields are in the 6-7% range (generally viewed as a danger zone) for both countries.
The strike has been temporarily stopped by a court order, leaving time for negotiations, but the danger remains great because talks have reached an impasse.
Lest we forget, the post-war global and regional order’s purpose was to integrate the former enemy powers so that they posed no danger to one another.
We have become an outlaw nation – a clear and present danger to international law and global stability – among civilized countries that have been our allies.
Of the world's species, 12% of birds, 24% of mammals, and 30% of fish are either vulnerable or in immediate danger of extinction.
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls recognizes this danger.
But Valls remains the only European politician to have highlighted the danger with the sense of urgency that it merits.
Government Promises To Privatized Firms And The Public InterestBUENOS AIRES: A danger haunts the market mechanism and threatens the benefits expected from privatization of inefficient state firms everywhere in the world.
The danger is that these benefits may vanish.
Because of this danger, they may be unwilling to pay much for government firms offered for sale in the future.
And now the Franco-German marriage at the center of the European project is in danger of falling apart.
That danger was foreseeable; failing to avoid it a costly mistake.
Worst of all, the US is in danger of losing control of the campaign as all those regimes and governments fighting local terrorists in America's name obscure the fight against global terrorism.
Third, basing any policy decision on models alone is fraught with danger.
“There is great danger that the system will break down,” one trade lawyer wrote, “or that it will collapse in a grim replay of the 1930s.”
The third hurdle is the danger that the Extraordinary Chambers will be regarded as the end rather than the beginning of a long-term search for accountability and legal reform.
In the midst of a foreign-capital bonanza, stagnant levels of private investment in tradable goods are a particularly powerful danger signal that no amount of government mythmaking should be allowed to override.
But the danger of cryptocurrencies extends beyond facilitation of illegal activities.
But if deflation is the danger, permanent monetization may be the best policy.
The historical experience of Weimar Germany, or that of Zimbabwe today, illustrates the danger.
The danger in Saudi Arabia is that the IRA are no match for Muslim fundamentalists in their fanaticism.
Both choices are fraught with danger: open up, and they include people in Saudi public life hitherto considered unworthy for being either heretics (the Shia) or of impure blood (the Hejazis) or too primitive (the border tribes).
Evacuation from danger zones and humanitarian aid should be provided regardless of legal status – as the United States did last year in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
And, despite the absence of evidence that mobile phones pose any kind of danger, former Democratic Representative Dennis Kucinich, alleging that officials were suppressing information, introduced the “Cell Phone Right to Know Act” to require radiation warnings on the devices.
Nor does Iran’s government appear to face real danger.
With American influence at low ebb, the world is in danger of sliding into a vicious cycle of escalating violence.
Fifth, there is a danger that the Conservative government, faced with irrational populist forces on both the left and the right, will shrink from its duty to stand up for good values and good sense.
The United Kingdom had decided to leave the European Union, the United States had elected a president who cheered the Brexiteers on, and populists running in the French and German elections posed a clear danger to European integration.
There is, however, a danger that it will have an adverse affect on the necessary national discussion about race.
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