A danger of the image processing is that clinical findings are modified or so embellished that the interpretation of the classical malignancy criteria done up to now is no longer possible [ 28].
The danger of the images is that their drama may replace the real thing.
The right response, in situations like this, is a kind, parental chat, explaining boundaries, responsibility and the danger of sharing images.
"Whatever the intention, the danger of such images is that they reinforce a great slander of our time: that Jews, victims of the Holocaust, are now perpetrators of a similar crime against the Palestinians," he said in a statement.
There is no danger of ex-Spitting Image writer Parsons suffering the same fate.
With the nation's first openly gay district attorney, a majority of Democrats on the city council and this week's invasion by the Air America liberal talk radio network, San Diego is in danger of losing its image as a bastion of West Coast conservatism.
There's no danger of Shawn Levy creating images of abstract sublimity, even less of him suggesting the loss of identity through the tools of modernity.
Mr. Sarkozy, perhaps sensing danger to the image of France's vaunted railroad technology, said Monday that he had called Guillaume Pepy, Eurostar's chairman, on the carpet over the "unacceptable incidents".
But as illustrated by the protester's cartoon — from 1995, when Mr. Gingrich, then the House speaker, supposedly forced a federal government shutdown partly out of pique at a poor seat on the presidential plane — the strategy carries a danger of reviving an old image of Mr. Gingrich as thin-skinned and tantrum-prone.
In April 2002 we thought upscale jewelry designer Tiffany was in danger of diluting its brand image by offering more lower-priced merchandise and spreading into malls.
But is Mr Kjos moving too fast, in danger of losing his cuddly, Richard Branson-like image and becoming a media hate-figure like Mr O'Leary?
