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The brochure also emphasizes the importance of confidentiality, saying, "A slip to another client or to another stylist can result in increased danger to the victim".

It's a step toward making permanent the Guantánamo prison, a blot on America's reputation and an increased danger to any soldier captured in battle.

The move follows a call by charity Fostering Network for councils to stop smokers being foster carers for under-fives because of the increased danger to young children's health.

How protective Mr Powell will reply to his Arab critics that the decision to bomb the radar sites was justified by the increased danger to American and British pilots patrolling the no-fly zones.

A country can't cross that line without suffering grave harm, from increased danger to its soldiers to a lessening of moral authority in the world.

Much of that news conference centered around the increasing danger to civilians.

We see, for example, his exasperation and anger over threats from intrusive phone callers, and the pressure that the increasing danger to his family places on his relationship with his wife, Coretta Carmen Ejogoo).

Russia poses an increasing danger to Britain and the Government must be prepared to take steps to defend itself and its allies in the Baltic states, the former head of MI6 has said.

The impetus for this shift may be the increasing danger to polar bears and the return to the presidency of Vladimir V. Putin, who often expresses his personal affection for wildlife and has declared 2013 to be the "Year of the Environment" in Russia.

England will need Wilshere at his best in Montenegro's hostile environment against a team that is an increasing danger to their ambitions of World Cup qualification.

Consequently, flushing of inactive or active mine sites and mineralized but unmined sites will cause larger sudden increases in concentrations that will be an ever increasing danger to aquatic life with climate change.