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It could provide a better sense of just how precarious China's finances may be.

Boise State's disappearance shows just how precarious life outside college football's six major conferences can be.

The projections show just how precarious the likelihood of a stable Tory majority is.

The final scene offers a view of just how precarious servants' fates are.

They know just how precarious their sobriety is and what they need to do to maintain it.

As the 1970's began, almost no one in Washington realized just how precarious the nation's oil supply had become.

Every time a permanent says "that's just the way it is", it reminds the casuals exactly how precarious, tenuous and transitory our position is.

In fact, Rihanna's security just emphasizes how precarious the pursuit of super-duper-stardom has been for many of her peers.

He might have added that he's not plagued, while at the top, with disbelief at how high he's climbed and nagging fears about just how long that precarious status and all that fairy gold will last.

The crisis is real – and Kenya's situation is just one example of how precarious our global reliance on encampment has become.

"It just goes to show you how precarious we are as Premier League managers, and you can't take anything for granted.