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The result is €6.3bn (£5.5bn) writedown in the value of Vodafone's local operation in India and a reminder of the perils of expanding boldly in emerging markets.

Already Sarah Chasis, director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's Ocean Initiative, is out with a statement on the perils of expanding offshore drilling just two years after the worst oil spill in U.S. history and with out any comprehensive reforms in government oversight.

Come January he will confront another peril: expanded sugar imports from Mexico.

Today, nearly a year later, the generous pledges of international aid have yet to materialize, says Farmer, and the peril has expanded to include a cholera outbreak.

Helmus recommends expanding military training to include shaping and branding concepts such as cultural awareness, and the study underscores the perils of failing to understand your consumer.

While expanding our knowledge, it is important to remember that economics is ultimately about (at times irrational) human behavior and that modeling people and their decisions as inanimate objects has its limits and even perils.

He intends to develop measures to exercise more oversight of scouts and executives of major league teams doing business in the country and to expand educational programs informing players about the perils of performance-enhancing drugs.

They can try to expand by digging deeper, but at their own peril.

OO How Big Banks Are Putting Rain Forests In Peril by helping agricultural powerhouses in Indonesia expand their plantation empires.

But an organization that fails to expand its donor base beyond these loyal few does so at its own peril.

Prosecutors are considering whether to expand beyond gathering evidence against abusers to encompass those who knew children were in peril but failed to protect them.