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It would be dangerous to antagonize him.

It's dangerous to antagonize the masses

It's rather dangerous to corner at speed.

It is dangerous to try to see everything!

It's dangerous to presuppose that a person is guilty.

It's dangerous to carry a big wad in your pocket.

It is dangerous to drive with a dirty windshield.

Holiday plants - poinsettias, Holly, mistletoe and evergreens - are dangerous to dogs and cats alike.

But it would be dangerous to run such an AD in the north.

It is dangerous to walk on thin ice in a lake.

The electric wire is fraying and could be dangerous to handle.

It would be less dangerous to break into Gringotts than to renege on a promise to a goblin.

Some, however, would argue that it would be dangerous to use this particular example to support the case for euthanasia.

Just as obesity has proved dangerous to human flu victims because of the weight on their chests, being bred to have a short, bent respiratory tract is dangerous for dogs.

Organisms dangerous to people and animals continue to mutate, adapt, and spread, and opportunities for new diseases to emerge and travel globally are increasing.

I am careful to make this type inference optional, and I think it's probably dangerous to use it as a cornerstone of any processing tool chain.

Despite his literary moniker, the eponymous hero of "Lord Byron" is unlikely to be accused of being mad, bad or dangerous to know.

I hoped that people would know that throwing their garbage all over the beach creates an ugly place that is also dangerous to both humans and the wildlife.

Wolf - Denotes valiant captains that do in the end gain their attempts after long sieges and hard enterprises. One whom it is dangerous to assail or thwart.

It was terribly dangerous to let your thoughts wander when you were in any public place or within range of a telescreen.

Many methods of sex determination are invasive, costly and possibly dangerous to the birds, so "[ breeders]" used to just watch the birds and then remove pairs they thought would be a good match," Russello explains.

That said though it's dangerous to limit any artist to a particular period. You might think of Yeats in terms of the Easter rebellion in Ireland or Wordsworth around the French Revolution right?

But dummy text can be dangerous too.

The other difficulty is that reulgations prevent the lab-grown meat from being tasted, because it has been grown using fetal serum which could contain contaminants that are dangerous to humans.

In Britain the tests help psychiatrists and psychologists determine whether someone should be held under the new laws that allow someone suspected of being dangerous to be detained indefinitely.

For those in power, this makes history as a discipline not only useless but dangerous too.