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The Yankees should have given the dangerous choice deeper thought since Canseco fits them as comfortably as Madonna would fit in as a librarian.

The State Department will also employ thousands of private security contractors to assume many of the functions that had been performed by the military and cannot be dispensed with given the dangerous conditions.

A diminutive 110 pounds, she was given the dangerous task of climbing down a narrow steel ladder, tethered to a welding machine, four stories into the ships' double-bottoms.

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But if there are more deaths and injuries in clashes between pro- and anti-Morsi supporters - as are expected in coming days given the dangerous rhetoric there has been - other Egyptians will be less sure the divisions can be healed.

By the end of the day almost 29,000 troops had been put ashore there, including 176 Free French Commandos given the dangerous honour of being first out of the boats.

Accompanied by the tagline "Flaws worth fighting for," these tattoos give the dangerous suggestion that scars are beautiful, but only if they are gold, shiny, and, crucially, temporary.

A composer could hardly hope for a better premiere than the San Francisco Opera gave "The Dangerous Liaisons," in both casting and production.

The Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, Chris Huhne, added: "Assistant commissioner Bob Quick seems to be increasingly accident-prone which is potentially dangerous given the serious responsibilities of his role".

In interviews he said he had been shocked to see blacks given the most dangerous tasks and had started to hate segregation.

If some of that alcohol use is spilling over on to the job it could be a problem, given the potentially dangerous nature of that work.