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Purging the rolls now risks removing many more eligible citizens than noncitizens.

We do not suggest that watching rape pornography makes men rape, an argument that risks removing perpetrator responsibility similar to narratives of victim-blaming.

"This law risks removing all deterrence against piracy," said Olivia Regnier, who represents record labels as the European regional counsel for the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

But ESPN risks removing the best from its commentators, including the highly respected Champion, by publicly rebuking them for their opinions.

The bill therefore "risks removing material from the internet, which, although it may be defamatory, may be lawful if a relevant defence applies", the report added.

Although it is usual to take 5% as a lower boundary, we find that this risks removing highly informative markers.

It is lodged too close to the brain to risk removing.

It's a reminder to those who support squashing short-selling that they risk removing important views from the market.

The charity said  the big cuts risked removing a safety net for some of the country's most vulnerable women and children.

What methods are used to reduce the number of children at risk? Removing a child from his or her family is an extremely complex process.

Such patients can be excluded from studies assessing constipation symptoms [ 8] but then these studies risk removing patients at the more severe end of constipation scale.