In her article she explained that eating the 4,000-5,000 calories a day she needed, to combat the energy she lost as her body fought to repair itself could pose surprising dangers – as even food could rip her oesophagus or mouth.
That's hardly surprising, as it offers no danger to American forces – the ultimate asymmetric warfare – while supposedly "taking out" terrorists.
The most surprising part of "A Health Danger From a Needle Becomes a Scourge Behind Bars" (front page, Aug. 6) was the idea that most inmates contracted hepatitis C through intravenous drug use before they entered prison.
Before singing the "The Bus Ride" off Sweet Danger, discussing how her surprising collaboration and jazz connection came about: "The reason I called (the album) Sweet Danger was, it sort of happened by me opening my mouth.
So it's not surprising that the latest polls show the premier in danger, real danger, of losing his own seat of Ashgrove, itself home to many green-minded citizens and many, many public servants.
But for nearly everyone who visits Gaza, often with worry of danger and hostility, what's surprising is the fact that daily life, while troubled, often has the staggering quality of the very ordinary.
Danger and disorder here are not surprising things to find, of course.
True magic is dangerous, and there is little of that sort of propulsive danger in these pages; where it does occur is surprising, and oddly marginalized.
As aerobic organisms are constantly faced with the dangers of ROS, it is not surprising that they have evolved intricate antioxidant strategies to combat these toxic molecules [9].
But given Ebola's animal origin, it is perhaps not surprising that bushmeat has been cited as a core danger associated with the outbreak.
