In their telling, it sounded like truckers were asking regulators to come up with a way to screen for dangerous apnea, not blocking an effort to enhance screenings.
"For me, looking only on screen is dangerous.
Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars serenade the women in segments titled "Circus," "Calendar Girls," "Pink Is Us," "Silver Screen Angels," "Dangerous Liaisons" and "Angels in Bloom".
Seed germination assays with lettuce, cucumber and other economically important species have been widely employed as low-cost, ethically acceptable toxicity tests to screen for dangerous levels of industrial contamination in water and soils (Banks and Schultz [2005]; Wang et al. [2001]).
I asked the spokesman several times about how the cafe would screen out dangerous potential clients.
I asked the spokesman several times about how the café would screen out dangerous potential clients.
He even crafted the lineup himself, choosing to screen "Bangkok Dangerous," "Joe," "Bringing Out the Dead," "Army of One" and "Lord of War" back-to-back.
In its report, the panel found that existing rules used to approve many devices were never intended to play the critical role of screening out dangerous or ineffective products.
Weird movies like Eraserhead and Pink Flamingos had to be screened in dangerous neighborhoods, far from the mainstream society they openly mocked.
In many ways, Backpage and Cracker had become a way to increase sex workers' safety, especially when it came to screening for dangerous clients.
