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The 30-year-old designer, whose previous career included working on Damien Hirst's infamous diamond skull, will put his first eight one-of-a-kind creations on display in an exhibition titled "Du Rose: Danger" from Wednesday to Nov. 30 at the Studio on Garrett Street.

Soft censorship is a rising danger to press freedom and democratic processes around the world.

The rising danger was predicted decades ago, as one of the likely consequences of human emissions.

Despite this, The rising danger in cycling has been the subject of little debate and even less study.

If nongovernmental entities can confirm the rising danger of right-wing terrorism, surely the government must know about it.

But he was also singled out early as a rising talent by the Labour hierarchs, and as a rising danger by the Conservatives.

But they also warned about the rising danger of extremist groups, which Mr. Ford said were being bolstered by the "pernicious" influence of Iran.

Some Republicans would rather adhere to their antitax ideology or insist on steep budget cuts than protect consumers from a clear and rising danger.

The abduction reported on Thursday underscored the rising danger of piracy in West Africa over the past year, eclipsing the Somali coast on the other side of the continent.

Mr. Stark had warned of rising danger from public spending in a column to be published Monday in the Handelsblatt newspaper, Reuters reported.

Many Republican politicians were also aggrieved, and there was a rising danger that some of the Party's voters would stay home in November.