(The casino declined to buy another "bet and sweat" hybrid, the Money Mill, a treadmill attached to a slot machine, because of its potential peril. "We were afraid people would hurt themselves getting on and off," he said).
While the world's largest independent software company repeated its familiar cautions about potential perils of the global economy, it also said the quarter's results indicated that no slowdown in the desktop personal computer market loomed on the horizon.
Winning approval for it is a victory for him, but it comes with potential perils.
He recognizes some of the potential perils as his company feels its way toward fulfilling its vision of the digital subscription smorgasbord.
But with its safety record no longer clean, its economic promise will again be tested against the potential perils.
The company says that it is aware of the potential perils and that the system will be anonymous, with built-in mechanisms to avoid stalkers.
India presents definite opportunities and potential perils to global health in its prolific pharmaceutical industry, for India is a leading supplier of high quality generic drugs throughout the world, but it is also a leading source of counterfeit drugs [1].
To reverse its fortunes, though, the party will need to navigate a series of potential perils, keeping Republicans from fighting among themselves for Mr. Davis's job and preventing Democrats from demonizing the party as trying to hijack the democratic process.
Mr. Al Ridi, 43, sees his treatment as a sign of the potential perils facing Arabs and Muslims who help the F.B.I. in its war on terror.
clowns, with topics centering on our odds of making it to the top of the mountain, religion, and the potential perils a mountain man could face for fornicating with a. two headed sheep with a sheepskin condom.
