The latest travel advice warns of particular dangers for female tourists, and that "street crime, including muggings and thefts, is a significant problem in Lima".
Yet I suspect most people are still as unaware of this particular danger as I used to be.
But in Kamata, a Tokyo neighborhood of low buildings and narrow streets that according to the municipal government falls into the highest earthquake risk category, few pedestrians or shopkeepers interviewed recently were aware of any particular danger in the area.
It turns out that the way many of us perceive and cope with risks has little to do with the actual statistical probability of that particular danger affecting us.
Because of an increasing number of young patients suffering from brain infarction (a group of patients at particular danger of malignant infarction), finding an optimal treatment solution has made this a most urgent topic in neurointensive care medicine during the last decade.
Maybe, but I note that the Very Important Book, whose last hundred pages I had expected to finish before landing, sits tucked into the seatback pocket in front of me, in no particular danger of being read.
H. W. Fowler says, "Let it be stated broadly, before coming to particular dangers, that: (A) of which & that, which is appropriate to non-defining & that to defining clauses".
The intensely personal nature of this campaign – and the particular danger of Donald Trump – has created a kind of tunnel vision.
One of the particular dangers of Collin's situation is that, as a witness and someone who is feeling the effects so palpably with no one to talk about it with, the way that stress piles up and contributes to his nightmares.
Page 4: "The purpose of this review is not to raise another concern about the importance of exact mouse nomenclature, but to expose the particular danger of a single mutation, which has aided in creation of an internally consistent parallel universe of knowledge.
