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They agreed with the central bank that the rebound in global energy and commodities prices posed new risks.

Clashes Pose Risks, Rumsfeld Says (By The New York Times), WASHINGTON, Jan . 30-- Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said today that clashes among rival Afghan factions posed new risks to American Special Operations forces and the interim Afghan government.

From 2002 to 2008, legislators approved budgets reducing regulatory staffing levels by more than 15 percent — despite more complex deep-water operations and Interior Department concerns, voiced in 2000, that industry's extensive use of contractors and inexperienced offshore workers posed new risks in deep water.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 — Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, acknowledged on Thursday that a "fresh wave of investor concern" had led to tougher credit conditions that posed new risks to the economy, reinforcing the view that the Fed is likely to cut interest rates again, when it meets on Dec. 11.

Markets rallied at the opening bell as investors reacted to a speech on Thursday by Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, who said that a "fresh wave of investor concern" had led to tougher credit conditions that posed new risks to the economy, a sign that the central bank is seriously considering lowering its benchmark interest rate when it meets on Dec. 11.

The summit this weekend, if not handled properly, poses new risks.

In part, this is because novel technologies like gene therapy pose new risks.

Levels of some toxins in fish have declined, but others pose new risks.

But China's rise also poses new risks both for Beijing and for its trading partners.

"Occasionally, people argue that if new technologies pose new risks we should tell people they should not develop them".

But the rotation also poses new risks as American officials say they fully expect guerrillas to try to exploit the transition to new, less experienced troops.