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He complains that NATO hesitates even to make intelligence assessments of perils from Russia.

Yesterday, the president-elect stood in the shadow of the Lincoln Memorial, dedicated to the slain president who brought the United States intact through the Civil War and abolished slavery, and gave a somber assessment of the perils ahead despite the exuberant mood among the crowd.

Pony Express riders faced a host of perils.

Fournier faces plenty of perils.

An early adopter of perils.

Dr Sand's talk, entitled 'Clinical use of email with patients: perils and promises' provided an assessment of the use of this technology in patient care.

"The [insurance] industry is at great financial peril if it does not understand global and regional climate impacts, variability and developing scientific assessment of a changing climate," Franklin Nutter, president of the Reinsurance Association of America, explained.

The secret assessment of Mr. Gharani, like many of the detainee dossiers made available to The New York Times and other news organizations, reflected few doubts about the peril he might have posed.

Globalisation, for one, has increased the sense of peril.

By FRANK LoMONTE Journalism education is facing a "perfect storm" of peril.

Analysis of Peril expression levels confirmed the deletion of Peril.