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Some may interpret our findings as showing the internet presents considerable danger and little benefit to children.

After their settlement in Sicily in the second decade of the 11th century, the Normans presented considerable dangers to the existence of the papal state.

These have transformed lighting practice, and while their widespread introduction is seen by some as an enrichment of the urban fabric, others see it as presenting considerable dangers, in terms of aesthetics, perception and in terms of civic identity.

However, willfully disregarding a copyright does present considerable risk.

Accidental domestic fires also present a considerable danger to older adults, with the highest percentage of fatalities from fire occurring in the over 60 year age group [ 5], predominantly living in deprived areas.

As images of the Northern California wildfires confirm, living on the edge of a forest comes with considerable dangers.

It is a moment of major promise and considerable danger.

The water level does not pose considerable danger to the structure.

He cautioned against "imprudent fiscal policies" and said there was a "considerable danger of overdoing it".

The Diamands were Jewish and Curcio was in considerable danger through her close association with them.

These are all children whose lives are very difficult and who are often in considerable danger.