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One danger sign now is that prices are rising much faster than the economy, which isn't sustainable over time.
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The researchers were particularly concerned that only 13% knew a specific danger sign to look for in tests checking that the heart was working properly, the team reported in Archives of Diseases in Childhood.
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During the mission, his eyes dart nervously as he scans the dark roads for any sign of danger.
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Only two things routinely trigger our fight or flight response: mortal danger or sign of the times perhaps financial fear.
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There's a lot of work to do, but gamers will remember how quickly Sony acted in taking down an entire profitable network at the first sign of danger.
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Hilfenhaus and Siddle were back on, there was a bit of reverse swing for them and the first sign of danger came when Pietersen, on 66, survived an lbw appeal off Hilfenhaus that should have been upheld by umpire Billy Doctrove.
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Unfortunately, with a Democrat now in the White House - and Mr. Clinton's wife in charge at the State Department - there is a danger that President Obama will sign the Rome Statute and railroad it through the Senate.
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Their stated aim to build nuclear reactors is a clear sign that they recognize the danger of a nuclear-armed Iran.
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Local authorities there are able to issue dog control notices at the first sign of trouble in an effort to deal with animals before they become a danger to the public.
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There is, of course, the danger that Palestinian militants will regard any pull-out from Gaza or elsewhere as a sign that by continuing violence they can eventually claw all the land back.
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The danger is that the EU will interpret the attempt to bring Mr Ganic to book as a sign that the bad old days of recalcitrant Serbian nationalist governments playing to domestic audiences and sticking two fingers up to the West are not entirely past and that the prospects of membership, which Mr Tadic says is a priority for his government, will be set back.
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