Indeed, Joe Cole has been so impressed he described his team-mate as "the best player I've seen at that age", while ex-Marseille boss Rolland Courbis has dubbed Hazard "the right-footed Messi".
Can't help there, but I am still willing to hazard my annual guesses about the champions to come, and hazard still seems the right choice of verb.
But the main explanation for the absence of US moral hazard is that the right precedent was set in 1841, when the federal government let eight states and the Territory of Florida default.
Democracy Village, as it is called, has attracted backing from campaigners for free speech, but Mr Justice Griffith Williams ruled that it is a health hazard and disrupts the right of others not involved in the protest to have access to the green in Parliament Square, London.
Another interesting observation made by Demicheli et al [ 41*] is that CMF does not shift the bimodal hazard function to the right (thus just postponing relapse), but rather lowers the peaks.
Yes, it's moral-hazard-inducing, but the right way to address this question is not to let institutions fail and have a financial meltdown.
IBM also works to install security components in generally agreed upon programming standards, and teaches programmers how to look out for common hazards and associate the right privacy standards with the application being developed.
The implication of all those posters in public buildings is that this is an undesirable yet ubiquitous occupational hazard: "Our staff have the right to go about their work without fear of abuse or attack.
I have been concerned about the moral hazard right from the beginning there.
"We decided on Oscar because Victor could give us width on the right and Hazard on the left.
Jimenez clacks his tee shot at 15 pin high to six feet, but flirted dangerously with the water hazard that kinks in from the right.
