Though the movie took substantial liberties with the truth -- an attempted rape scene in the film, for example, never happened at all, and virtually every Turkish character is the film is caricatured as a monster -- when I traveled the country in 1999 nearly every American I knew warned me that Turkey was dangerous, citing Midnight Express as their proof.
Dangerous conditions cited in the audits frequently take months to correct, often with little enforcement or follow-through to guarantee compliance.
In explaining why this was dangerous, he cited mistakes made by his own task force: "Our panel tried hard to be conservative and careful but inadvertently contributed to three false 'epidemics' — attention-deficit disorder, autism and childhood bipolar disorder.
Tauscher agreed that we should support nuclear power and nuclear cooperation in a manner that does not lead to the spread of dangerous technologies, citing our agreement with the UAE as an example.
The defence secretary, Leon Panetta, is said to have privately advocated US military incursions into the Haqqani stronghold in Waziristan – a risky gambit other officials reject as dangerous folly, citing the historical record of failure of western armies in the tribal belt.
Trump has disparaged both the diversity visa lottery and "chain migration" as dangerous by citing two terror incidents allegedly perpetrated by people who entered through those programs, although there is no evidence there is a greater risk of terror by immigrants with those visas.
In August, a government inspection report cited dangerous overcrowding, inadequate and ill-trained staff, no crisis planning and no requirement that Serco add employees when population exceeded capacity.
Hope Powell believes England can win Euro 2013 but cited "dangerous" Spain as evidence of the most open tournament she has faced in 15 years as head coach.
But they certainly dominate them now, and our readers cited dangerous driving as the most likely reason to put them off cycling.
"I'm not trying to say they don't have major problems," said Dr. Eugene Shapiro of the Yale University School of Medicine, who along with the other researchers cited dangerous side effects from long-term antibiotics, including destruction of bone marrow, liver damage and the growth of resistant bacteria.
