"It is also hugely important that we continue to educate pupils about substance abuse through our schools to make the right choices in their own lives and prevent them repeating dangerous patterns of behaviour".
Learning from our conspecifics — members of the same species — is an evolutionary advantage that has prevented us from repeating dangerous experiences of other humans.
Local police have summoned the model to sign an agreement stating that she promises to never repeat any dangerous, life-threatening act in Dubai, the newspaper reported.
Two flash-flood-warning gauges have been installed in Havasu Creek to provide early alerts to hikers, campers and members of the Havasupai tribe whose remote village, Supai, at the bottom of the Grand Canyon has been subjected to repeated and dangerous flash floods.
However, such an approach is costly, hard-to-control (repeat), dangerous, and infeasible when many vehicles and people are involved in the field trial.
Merely repeating a dangerous activity, for thrills, without seeming to push the limits of human ingenuity was tantamount to pro wrestling — an invitation to scolds, like the New York Post's Phil Mushnick, to invoke Disney, as a reminder that wholesome family entertainment this was not.
Shadow Transport Secretary Maria Eagle told the Guardian: "Ministers must satisfy themselves that the rising annual cost of servicing Network Rail's debt does not put an unsustainable downward pressure on funding vital day-to-day maintenance of the network, repeating the dangerous mistakes of the past".
His goal, he said, is to deter them from "repeating this dangerous pattern of defamation and intimidation".
He faces criminal charges and possible jail time for attempted arson as well as a civil lawsuit, filed by a co-owner and managing partner, Heather Tierney, charging "repeated, unlawful and dangerous actions and conduct".
To take the rap for the Vietnam War and explore the reasons it happened so that the same mistakes would not be repeated was courageous, even dangerous.
