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The phrase "authentic danger that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a genuine or real threat or risk associated with a particular situation or context.
Example: "The report highlighted the authentic danger that climate change poses to coastal communities."
Alternatives: "real threat that" or "genuine risk that".
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He gets the nihilism; he takes it so seriously, as authentic danger, that the crucial element of his movies — his style — can be seen as a way of simultaneously embracing it and warding it off.
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Whatever thrills the death-defying maneuvers offer (and, in the Daily News, Sam Mendes tells Ethan Sacks that he actually feared for Daniel Craig's life), there's nothing in the scene that reflects the authentic dangers that cast and crew faced to produce it.
Terrorism is an authentic danger — as are dangerous driving, communicable diseases, gun violence and countless other behaviors and tendencies that could, in principle, be combated by closer monitoring of Americans' communication.
There is a danger that the Pres.
"We hope to amplify the voices of local musicians trying to represent authentic traditions that are in danger of being drowned out by popular culture or nationalism," Mr. Levin said.
There was no danger of that.
There is little danger of that.
Exceptionalism is a grave danger to that.
There is no real danger of that.
Nothing fucking authentic about that, right?
What could be more authentic that that?
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