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It follows that the proposal itself created a dangerous probability of that result.

This has created a dangerous political gap for the government between the electoral and the expenditure timetables.

They would have created a dangerous and violent, teenage titan prison that is an £80m bricks-and-mortar vanity project.

That's created a dangerous buildup of fuel, setting the stage for fires that spread farther and are harder to combat.

However, antibiotic resistance in microbes has created a dangerous situation and the need for new antibiotics is clear.

Social networking sites have created a dangerous cocktail of user-supplied content, open APIs and heavy use of client-side code.

Colonial powers, it was said, created a dangerous rift in Arab societies between a privileged, outward-looking, Westernised elite and a disgruntled "native" class.

One columnist in the Toronto Star said the ban created a "dangerous precedent" and "has made a mockery of the arts in this city".

The worry is that the European Union and I.M.F. have created a dangerous precedent by making depositors share in the pain of the bailout.

If we allow our imaginations to fabricate an impending need for a victory declaration, we will have created a dangerous precedent.

China's unwillingness to allow the yuan to rise, he said, created a "dangerous dynamic" of "competitive non-appreciation" in emerging economies.