History is full of "dangerous" books, though they never prevail.
In a year full of dangerous standoffs, led by extremist House members, this one may be the most intractable.
The Finkler Question is a terrifying and ambitious novel, full of dangerous shallows and dark, deep water.
They are hard places to work, unavoidably full of dangerous situations and tension, and, yes, a certain inevitable toughness.
A book like "Spies" supports a conservative view: America inhabits a world full of dangerous enemies, and liberals are incapable of understanding this.
"This is a world outside the law, full of dangerous characters surviving off the game, and unfortunately sometimes the exploitation of others".
Water leaching through the landfill can carry such toxins into the groundwater or nearby bodies of water, and from there into drinking water and the food chain.Western household waste is full of dangerous chemicals.
The bigger worry is that this week's pyrotechnics will incinerate wider efforts to stabilise a region full of dangerous rivalries.With its medieval economy and eccentric leader, the Hermit Kingdom often seems more tragi-comic than threatening.
Mr. Koch sets forth a personal history for Paul that is full of dangerous flashes of violence and indicates that Michel, his and Claire's son, is an apple fallen right off the paternal family tree.
In the murky world of terrorism-watchers, the first port of call is often an unusual magazine called Inspire, a "self-help manual" for jihadis that is crammed full of dangerous advice, attractively presented.
