She knows her perspective is personal, but she also takes her place in a collective fight, risking a well-cultivated, well-monetized persona to say something uncomfortable and real without a final, numbing punch.
"I asked her what was she trying to prove, that she was still part of the fight, risking her life to respond to people who said she should have stayed?" Ms. Samara said she called her daily for about 10 days.
They could have continued to fight, risking even personal criminal charges, but they didn't.
But on the debt ceiling issue, a case in which a political fight risks inflicting real economic damage, he was firm: The limit must be raised on time.
Carrying a firearm may allow me to defuse a violent encounter by drawing the weapon without actually using it, but the alternative to not having it would be simply to fight, risking injury to myself and the attacker.
The anthropomorphism that makes cancer cells evil enemies to be "fought" risks distorting the challenge, but it's not hard to see why researchers succumb to it. .
Obama faces a tough, core decision: Does he pick a fight and risk a prolonged impasse with Republicans or does he rush to compromise and risk alienating Democrats still celebrating his victory?
We intend to fight the risk of EU erosion.
Is he suggesting they would rather lose the referendum resoundingly, and see Farage's political capital and potential appeal discredited, than fight and risk a narrow defeat?
Even those that do have a good case are scared to fight and risk a criminal indictment that would clobber their share price.
