His Administration has held that preventing terrorism does not require wars, or a repeal of civil liberties, but only enhanced and vigilant police action to distinguish malevolent actors from the benign communities in which they have embedded, and that greatly expanded police powers have been defensible because of what they helped avert.
Among the 150 concentrations of study are nuclear technology, engineering, immunology and seemingly benign fields like community development and urban planning.
Educational interventions for parents and primary care providers can promote judicious use of antimicrobials in this comparatively benign condition in the community and contain development of resistance.
However, more recent evidence also reinforces the possibility that for certain individuals, having CSH may be entirely benign: in 2006, a community-based study of individuals aged 65 and over who were asymptomatic for falls, syncope and dizziness found that CSH was prevalent in 35%.
"What would be a fairly benign little river through your community is causing lots of problems," said Amanda Graning, a meteorologist in Duluth with the National Weather Service.
Research shows that the United States is largely seen as a benign force in the international community – but this is a fact that will almost certainly change if Trump were president.
More than a grueling workout, Mr. Marino's class is a community, maybe even a benign cult.
"We haven't endorsed the idea, but we haven't actively dissuaded people, either," he said, calling this benign neglect "our effort to help community spirit".
Defense lawyers said their clients did have a mission, a benign one, to minister to their community, teaching religion and martial arts from a dank building.
