"We can send unmanned systems where we wouldn't dare to send manned systems, " says Fenton.
The most revealing photos are those Baltermants didn't dare print until long after he'd taken them.
The car that's so popular that its maker doesn't dare mess with the formula.
It was dropped a month ago, they say, and they don't dare get any closer.
The temptation to sample it was almost overwhelming, but for what felt like forever, I didn't dare.
For those who wouldn't dare touch a Mac, you've a few other options.
He once owned 2% of Zaporizhstal, but he didn't dare buy more.
Every woman longed to look like her (he said), but didn't dare.
"We don't dare to tell users that it's safe to enable Java again, " Adam Gowdiak, a researcher with Poland's Security Explorations told Reuters.
Is that prospect now being used to coerce testimony or settlements from midlevel executives who, while believing themselves innocent, don't dare risk a trial?
Fractionally more voters appear to have believed Mr. Samaras than believed Syriza's claim that Europe wouldn't dare to cut off Greece's financial lifeline for fear of financial chaos.
"Ask Cap'n Slappy" is an advice column, featured on the pirate duo's Web site, that he started to help people help themselves -- in ways he wouldn't dare propose while wearing his professional "Behavior Consultant" hat.
We wouldn't dare question the pace of innovation -- faster is always better -- but just as hardware appears to be reaching a steady state, it seems like owners should be able to hold on for phones longer, too.
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He didn't dare wait until the monkey results were in since AstraZeneca might swoop in and outbid him, so he offered to buy Centaur's assets for a 30% stake in the privately held Renovis if the monkey trials worked.
When I met Swinton at an art gallery opening not long after the film was released (I interviewed her boyfriend, the painter Sandro Kopp), I wanted to hug her (though I didn't dare -- her white suit was too awesome to crush).
In the U.S., where the average CEO makes about three times the salary of his French, German or Japanese counterpart (according to Towers Perrin, a compensation consultancy), most boards wouldn't dare put specific remuneration packages to a shareholder vote (and they aren't required to).
Thus, the man who so nearly became his party's leader explains his decision to head stateside - a decision David Miliband only revealed to close allies in the past two days and didn't dare tell his young children about in case the news leaked out.
The bigger test, commanders say, will be using millions of aid dollars to roll out what they are calling "government-in-a-box, " a ready-made administration that is intended to allow the Afghan government to quickly reassert its authority in an area where its representatives didn't dare set foot earlier in the week.
There are organised far right groupings, but more probably in significant in numbers is just a body of people from various different clubs around the country who wouldn't dare, or possibly in some cases, wouldn't even dream of voicing such sort of sentiments in the context of their own home club's support.
The pacing of some shows hardly even works on an individual level: Though he wouldn't dare to tell you how to watch it, creator David Simon would probably agree that binging on the entirety of "The Wire" at once, letting the bigger picture wash over you, would bring you closer to his vision for the show.
"There's this attitude that don't you dare touch our pensions or money, " the mayor tells me.
Oh, and don't you dare suggest that any of the above makes the Conservatives resemble the New Labour government.
He always wondered why his grandmother pounced on him when he joked about getting sent to Sing Sing for bad behavior, scolding him, "Don't you dare use those words in front of your grandfather!"
Conventions weren't always scripted, or predictable, or (dare I say) boring.
You can't see the challenge of this, I suppose, but time is a dare, and I'm trying to.
Ms. HERRERA: And I don't mean to sound, you know, ornery or anything, but I dare you to come take my class for a week.
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