That passion for the racetrack is joined by a healthy respect for its dangers.
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While Facebook says only 4% of its content shared by members is spammy, the site nonetheless recognizes its dangers.
But despite a number of safety precautions, the trend still has its dangers.
The ambassador understood Libya and its dangers, but also saw great promise, said CNN's Zain Verjee, who also knew Stevens well.
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For, even if genetics really does offer a useful metaphor for automobiles, employing it in advertising is not without its dangers.
So he understands its dangers and I think has done a lot of extraordinary work to wrestle with that habit, as millions of Americans have.
Capturing such striking images comes with its dangers, as Kos discovered in the early 1990s when the yacht she was photographing capsized while she was at the top of its 18 meter mast.
The opposite (a lack of willingness to take risks) can have its own dangers, as well.
Having a safe in your house in which to stash your gold comes with its own dangers.
The irony is that, at the very moment when Sun's credentials as a member of the technology elite appear beyond question, it may be facing its greatest dangers.
This has its own dangers: public education in Brazil is badly run and needs to be reformed before it is showered with money, or else much will be wasted.
The boys made collages depicting their journeys through the desert: the snakes, the coyotes, the dirty river, the truck, and the train commonly referred to as "La Bestia" (The Beast) because of its many dangers.
Twitter has its own dangers, as we saw this week when a Clark, NJ teen posted that there was a stranger in her home and she asked people to call 9-1-1 .
The National Institutes of Health became so concerned about the increasing numbers of boomer addicts that it issued a consumer alert this year, its first, on prescription and illicit drug abuse signs and dangers on its website NIHSeniorHealth.gov.
Wilde made clear from the outset that he wished to show not only the thrills and pleasures of a ruthlessly aesthetic life but also its limits and dangers.
While it is now back in the race, the incident merits further reflection by both specialists and the general public about the growing amount of pollution in the ocean and its very real dangers.
Even if the leatherback survives the hatching process, it faces many more dangers on its journey.
But although privatisation will undoubtedly help, privatisation without competition or regulation brings dangers of its own.
This approach would yield all the benefits of the current diagnosis-and-treatment approach without its many inadequacies and dangers.
French environmentalists say the economic benefits of nuclear energy are far outweighed by the dangers of its byproducts and their storage.
Their most serious challenge before the 1990s came in 1983, when Rose Cipollone, a smoker dying from lung cancer, filed suit against Liggett Group, charging the company failed to warn her about the dangers of its products.
For Mexico, too, there are dangers in framing its relations with the United States purely around security.
Mark Sydenham, who developed the idea, said he hoped the initiative would help the city's 150, 000 cyclists to traverse its streets away from the dangers of motorised traffic.
But its actions only bespeak of the dangers of government bailouts.
Health in Wales is, of course, a devolved issue and Labour at Westminster is all too aware of the dangers of being punished for its Welsh counterpart's perceived failings over hospital waiting times.
Its reasoning: Paintmakers have known about the dangers of lead since the 1920s but kept the information to themselves.
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