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Kramer appeared at ENO's 2016/17 launch and admitted the company's spirit had been endangered.

The rioters' believed that their livelihoods had been endangered by a dumbing-down of their skilled work by automated looms.

Indeed, there was little immediate evidence that the brake pads were faulty or that drivers or passengers had been endangered.

Ravidas dwellers also described how their own lives had been endangered when a man armed with two bombs came to blow up Ram Singh's house on Dec. 31.

Four years ago, a $13.5 million stabilization of the museum, which had been endangered by groundwater from the East River, was completed.

Furious that his own plans had been endangered, PeopleSoft's boss, Craig Conway, called Oracle's offer "diabolical", and its boss, Larry Ellison, a "sociopath"—not the worst thing ever said of the colourful billionaire also famed for his love of things Japanese and trying to win the America's Cup for yachting.

Sutton and East Surrey Water said the incidents of trespass at the site in the past had meant offenders had been endangering their lives.

"The tree has been endangered in many countries because of this widespread devastation," Mr. Blanchette said.

No patient is known to have been endangered, but an investigation is continuing.

The situation in Afghanistan is not the first in which South Korean church volunteers have been endangered.

But it decided that its ability to fulfil its mandate of assisting prisoners of war would have been endangered by public acknowledgment of Auschwitz.