They don't know that the core of the danger is there, in between Iraq and Iran, in between Lebanon and Syria.
Climate Camp, with its often hazy message and complex inner negotiations, with its indulgent obsession with its own workings, its insularity and the suggestion of elitism of its direct-action hard core, is in danger of becoming about Climate Camp, the institution, rather than about the wider fight to halt global warming.
There is a heartbreaking song number in the first act, "Pictures In My Head", which eloquently spells out one of the movie's core themes -- the danger of holding onto the past glories.
He remembers the dangers of core inflation.
Antarctic history confirms the danger, Alley says: Core samples drilled into the inland basins that connect Thwaites Glacier with its neighbors have revealed algae preserved beneath the ice sheet, a hint that seawater has filled the basins within the past 750,000 years.
Take Siri as the primary interface for these queries and that just about wraps it up: If Quora's brilliant team successfully navigates the chasm between its passionate early adopters and the rest of the articulate set, their company could eventually, along with Siri, become an existential danger to the core of Google's business.
On torture: "The secret authorization of brutal interrogations is an outrageous betrayal of our core values, and a grave danger to our security.... Torture is how you create enemies, not how you defeat them.
But doesn't her beauty contain the danger concealed at the core of all extreme things, the danger of provoking irritation or resentment?
The immediacy of the danger was at the core of debates in the United Nations over how to proceed against Mr. Hussein.
To many others, the plan has some good points but reflects a system in danger of forgetting its core mission of providing opportunity to students regardless of economic status.
