More dangerously, in Mr. Powell's view, "she tended to echo back to the president what she thought he wanted to hear rather than what he needed to know".
Sheets of pack ice still descend in hundred-mile-long tongues off the northern ice cap, and glaciers on the archipelagos off the coast shed icebergs that now drift more dangerously in the otherwise ice-free summer seas.
In the United States, too, despite the knowledge since 1945 that nuclear power, at war or in peacetime, holds dangers of a stunning sort, the general attitude remains: it can't happen here -- nowhere more dangerously in recent years than on the banks of New York's Hudson River, an area that could face a nuclear peril endangering a population of nearly 20 million.
"It is difficult to imagine Presidential misconduct more dangerously in violation of our constitutional form of government than Mr. Nixon's decision secretly and unilaterally to order the use of American military power against another nation, and to deceive and mislead the Congress about this action".
There, she finds herself falling in with the old crowd — Nick Winthrop Lawson and Daniel Abeles are funny and mildly touching as Tony's beer-sodden, barely employed friends — and, more dangerously, falling in love with Tony's girlfriend, Franky (MacKenzie Meehan).
More dangerously, Shiites in Bahrain and eastern Saudi Arabia have been victims of a vicious sectarian strategy, as the Saudi government has sought to persuade Sunni citizens and Western allies that they are fighting against the proxies of a dangerous, expansionist Iran, rather than the democratic vanguard of a popular revolt.
It was then that the producers approached Mr. Shiner, whose skills as a clown with a mean streak were thought to encompass just the sort of danger required for the major-domo-like role of the Cat. Even more dangerously, though, the Cat in the Hat is ubiquitous in "Seussical," assuming various personalities, commenting on the action and, gulp, singing his heart out.
The lack of formalization of metrological concepts, operations, symbols and characters has resulted in multiple reinvention (or more dangerously, omission) of these entities in informatics systems.
Certainly, the history of modern camping is the history of people who want to live differently and perhaps more dangerously than they can in big cities.
Today, information has become easier to acquire and the narrative has become more difficult to control, and the same tools we use to impact policy and perceptions can be used against us, by those who disagree with a given policy or position, or more dangerously, by hostile actors in the international arena.
That makes them more dangerously unpredictable, yes, but also, in theory, easier to overcome.
