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As far as the Fiver can make out, Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys – a broadcaster who puts the W in anchor – has been risking disciplinary measures for years.
After all, British lives would have been risked had Libya reverted to backing anti-Western terrorists.
He said Gurrumul's life had been risked because doctors did not perform the surgery in a timely manner.
Afghans have been risking their lives to vote, as our troops have been risking their lives to protect them, which makes the farce less funny.
Those young people of the densely populated North African states who have been risking all for a journey across the Strait of Gibraltar walk right out of his pages.
"Let's say that to the faces of the cops and the firemen who've been risking their lives, lady comptroller," he remarked.
And they have been risking their lives to make the crossing ever since.
Eritreans have been risking their lives by the thousands to escape poverty, dictatorial rule, and human rights abuses for years.
Unlike its Los Angeles counterpart, the New York Philharmonic has been risk-averse and artistically staid.
But the flight from television to cinema has already happened in the United States, where television has been risk-averse and entertainment-based for many years.
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