Love, sophistication, eroticism, danger, class struggle, violence, tenderness, political intrigue — any effect, theme or motif you can contemplate is likely to have a Paris address.
It is not considered in the same danger class as anthrax, which killed several people in 2001 when it was mailed to Congress and news organizations.
Contemporary dance is a marginalized art form, and there is the danger that Class could become an insiders' affair.
We are interested in falls related to the loss of balance caused by abrupt changes of the ground elevation in order to predict the dangerousness according to three classes (danger, warning and safe as defined below) when approaching such scenes.
The dangers of class mobility in America have never been more eloquently addressed.
In the latter he provided a classic defense for the principle of representative democracy, asked for the adequate representation of minorities, urged renewed public participation in political action for necessary social reforms, and pointed out the dangers of class-oriented, or special-interest, legislation.
Traditional Republican arguments in favor of small government and individual responsibility haven't played as strongly during those periods of economic duress, and Republican leaders have been left to counter with vague warnings of the dangers of class warfare.
"There is a danger that bilingual classes won't be formed and bilingual teachers won't be hired, in effect making it more difficult to exercise the right to participate in bilingual instruction," he said.
"If top rates don't go up, danger that middle class deductions get hit," Obama tweeted.
However, his time is in danger of being classed as a failure masked by this season's European success.
