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The damage is often exacerbated because congregations cannot afford basic maintenance like patching leaks and face a much larger price tag when the steeple becomes a hazard.
All the ski resorts within driving distance of the capital rely heavily on artificial snow, and that means ice becomes a hazard as the day wears on.
"A home of a traditional type becomes a hazard zone as you get older," said Dr. David Brown, 87, a board member instrumental in developing town services for the elderly.
Her occupation becomes a hazard for Danny after she initiates an affair with him, too, inspiring his misguided fantasies and crystallizing the framework of the story as a romantic triangle in which business and pleasure alike are put to the test.
Most of these costs are exceedingly avoidable — think spilled oil that becomes a hazard for an unassuming check-out attendant.
"We all understand that lead paint becomes a hazard if it's disturbed," he says.
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Sudden gusts of wind, including Montpellier also became a hazard, leading to multiple crashes.
Then the unit will not only fail to suppress a surge, but can become a hazard itself.
But travelling has become a hazard - taking off your shoes in airports, and all that sort of thing.
Mr. Hairr said village trustees authorized the hunt in October to reduce a rapidly increasing population of more than 40 deer that had become a hazard to drivers.
In Morristown, N.J., a man even sued state and local officials this month, alleging that the deer had become a hazard to motorists.
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