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On Tuesday, the newspaper featured Mr. Depardieu on its front page, along with an editorial deploring his "absence of moral sense" and insisting that the flight of the rich represents "a danger for democracy and solidarity".
Mr. Bébéar is then said to have turned to attacking Mr. Messier personally: "Decidedly, he represents a danger for Paris as a financial center, and for the image of France abroad.
We do not know at this stage whether the importation of frogs contaminated by M. liflandii represents a danger for wild or autochthonous frogs.
"I don't think people have the democratic right to stop someone else from wearing the dress of their choice, so long as the clothing doesn't represent a danger for the liberty of others, or for national security," Nekkaz told a local newspaper earlier this month.
The fact that German medical students work in foreign countries without being prepared for the local health conditions and diseases may represent a danger for those patients who are depending on them; especially in low-resource settings with a shortage of human resources for health and lack of supervision.
"It represents a danger that is restricted for now to Darien," said Ricardo Arias Calderon, a former vice president, and it "creates more of a socioeconomic problem than a security problem.
We are fighting the Pakistani Taliban, which represents a danger to the state.
The European Commission has admitted that TTIP represents a danger to biodiversity, natural resources and the environment.
That trend represents a danger not just to me, but to all of us.
Alex Knepper may have a penchant for the occasional uncouth sexual joke, but Swindle's assertion that he represents a danger to children is entirely unwarranted -- and potentially libelous.
Asked about the Socialist government's controversial dismantling of camps – continuing a crackdown begun under the previous rightwing administration of Nicolas Sarkozy – Valls said: "I approved the dismantling of these veritable slums that represent a danger both for the people of Roma origin, but also of course the people who live in working-class neighbourhoods" near them.
