No more risk of crashing".
Would the financial crash have been prevented if more young executives had known the perils of chasing dreams of "king's ransoms"?
For the residents of this run-of-the-mill city in Uttar Pradesh, a northern state, the promise of a new India would come crashing down against the perils of the old on Monday.
If this series is ever to deal with something other than the personal perils of Alex Delillo, she needs a crash course in forensics.
In spite of Sept. 11, in spite of the strains and occasional perils of city life, which the ferry crash symbolized, she started to see the glass as half full.
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There was a crash-course on the perils of swamp gas the deadly hydrogen sulfide that sometimes wafted from old gas wells or elsewhere in fossil fuel-rich areas.
But they also understood that the danger of too much government is matched by the perils of too little; that without the leavening hand of wise policy, markets can crash, monopolies can stifle competition, and the vulnerable can be exploited.
He demonstrated the perils of ballooning with his epic second ascent in Le Géant: it ended with a crash-landing that dragged on for half an hour, as the balloon bounced perilously through a rural landscape, nearly killing everyone aboard.
