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The phrase "actions dangerous" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe actions that pose a risk or threat, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report highlighted several actions dangerous to public safety."
Alternatives: "dangerous actions" or "hazardous activities".
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Otherwise, his ignorance will lead him to actions dangerous to the well-being of both the community and philosophy.
UNC issued a statement labeling the protesters' actions "dangerous" and a form of vandalism.
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"The neighbors may remember it, but the bottom line is, the neighborhood didn't get shot up in a police action, dangerous suspects were taken into custody without incident, and we ensured the safety of those suspects and the officers involved," department spokesman Tom Lorenz said.
Palestinian officials denounced the actions as dangerous aggression that underlines the need for an international force to protect Palestinians.
The Massachusetts definition of second-degree murder, of which Miss Woodward was at first found guilty, is much wider than in most states: even somebody who has no idea that their actions are dangerous can be convicted on this charge.
Europe minister, David Lidington, said at the time: "The irresponsible actions and dangerous manoeuvring of this vessel were not only unlawful but also presented a significant risk to the safety of Royal Navy personnel at sea".
Fifa's chief medical officer, Professor Jiri Dvorak, said Spurs were wrong to keep Lloris on the pitch and the head injury charity Headway described the club's actions as "dangerous and irresponsible".
Hadlee said most players would agree with his view: "I can guarantee that most cricketers (if not all) who have played the game at the highest level would say that Lee's actions were dangerous and very wrong".
"In a game in which the ball can travel upwards of 110 miles per hour, the defendant's alleged actions were dangerous to both spectators and players," Brown said.
"In a game in which the ball can travel upwards of 110 miles per hour, the defendant's actions were dangerous to both spectators and players," Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said in a statement.
But in our rush to try to plug this flow of information, let's not lose sight of what actions are dangerous, and which are mutually beneficial for all parties involved.
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