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Sonia Gandhi, 67 told voters earlier this week that Modi would rip up India's secular fabric and accused him of representing a "dangerous combination of religious fanaticism, power and money".

Organized crime also represents a dangerous problem, ministers warned this week.

The original investors suffered only a modest loss.Does this bail-out represent a dangerous precedent?

"Those substances represent a dangerous and destructive shortcut that no athlete should ever take".

What we can say, though, is that it represents a dangerous tactic.

Does the new détente represent a dangerous compromise or medical moderation?

But for many, the move from powerful prime minister to president represents a dangerous shift towards authoritarianism.

They think the city's charter-school experiment represents a dangerous, even subversive, trend in public education.

It also represents a dangerous normalization of 'governing in the dark,' where decisions with enormous public impact occur without any public input".

For the secularists, Sheikh al-Ghazali had come to represent a dangerous convergence between Egypt's radical and moderate Islamic political trends.

Failures of elected officials must be dealt with through the political process, and central bank intervention in such matters represents a dangerous and unwarranted overreach.