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Discover Ludwig"huge risks" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or actions that involve significant or considerable potential for danger, loss, or failure. Example: "Investing in the stock market comes with huge risks, but it can also lead to great rewards."
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Middlemen bear huge risks.
There were huge risks.
Yet this involves huge risks.
He takes huge risks.
They ran huge risks.
He thinks America poses huge risks.
But such a strategy entails huge risks.
"That means taking huge risks," Taublieb said.
Maybe, but there are huge risks ahead.
It would carry huge risks to the perpetrators.
They involved huge upfront costs and huge risks.
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