Other JPMorgan filings are flashing danger signs, too.
More significant than the delegates that Mr. Romney accrued this week are the warnings flashing "Danger" in voter surveys that some of Mr. Santorum's conservative base may be turning away.
That's a flashing danger sign for Republicans: Trump's approval has hovered in the low 40% range throughout the year, a level of disapproval rivaled only by President Nixon during the Watergate scandal and President George W. Bush during the unpopular Iraq war.
An anticlimax to a life of flash, cash, danger and sharp threads, Gotti died Monday at age 61, in the hospital of a maximum-security prison in Springfield, Mo.
"If theme parks, with their pasteboard main streets, reek of a bland, safe, homogenized white bread America," Chicago Sun-Times columnist Neil Steinberg wrote in 2007, "the Renaissance Faire is at the other end of the social spectrum, a whiff of the occult, a flash of danger, and a hint of the erotic.
There's so much more: a fight at the dinner table, playing with a water hose and a brief flash of danger when father is working under the car and the boy eyes the jack holding the body of the automobile high off the ground and a "what if" lightnings through his brain.
Yet United were on the rails for most of the opening half, bar some sporadic, brief flashes of danger when Di María was on the ball.
The San Francisco Chronicle recently reported on the work of Richard M. Allen, Director of the UC Berkeley Seismological Laboratory, for helping to develop an early warning system that flashes imminent danger when a damaging earthquake is about to strike.
And the rude awakening for the Muslim Brotherhood, stripped again of power held only briefly after such a long wait, would seem to be flashing a danger signal to other ambitious Islamists.Yet the reprise of Egypt's revolution is not as strange as all that, and may presage aftershocks elsewhere.
We published a shortlist of ten "flashing financial danger signs".
