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Other Swiss institutions, including Banque Bénédict Hentsch and Neue Privat Bank, acknowledged being at risk, with Hentsch confirming about $48 million in exposure.
It's hard to consider this paranoia about gun privileges being at risk with a straight face.
The UK, it said, was "at risk of being associated with some of the negative practices often reported alongside the [mining] sector.
"Many of these are at-risk kids with parents who are working," she said.
Feeling Ed Miliband is incompetent and the recovery is at risk with Labour is the Conservatives' big hope.
Men at every age, from infancy onward, are at risk, with a second rise in incidence occurring after age 65.
The University and College Union estimates that around 5,000 of its members' jobs are at risk, with 1,300 posts already gone.
"Material from the 70s and early 80s is at risk with a five or six-year shelf life," she said.
On the G.O.P.'s Tea Party wing, Representative Louie Gohmert, of Texas, said, "Our continued existence is at risk with what's going on at the southern border".
"Anyone who dares to speak out is at risk, with counter-terrorism being used as an excuse to abduct, interrogate and torture people who challenge the authorities.
