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Although she acknowledges the danger of creating a digital divide, with the poorest excluded from the benefits of new technology, she also points out that IT is creating a new service economy that can help people engage with government.

"This is looking like a Trojan horse for increased tuition fees and brings the danger of creating a two-tier system that could brand some universities as second class," said Gordon Marsden, Labour's shadow higher education minister.

She warns of the danger of creating a hierarchy of child abuse in which FGM is the worst.Some also worry that the government is now focused on prosecution more than prevention not that it has been a zealous or effective prosecutor.

James Wetzler, former chief economist on Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation and a former New York State tax commissioner, warned that increasing tax burdens on the affluent, while reducing or eliminating their retirement benefits, poses the danger of "creating a class of influential people — relatively high earners — with a vested interest in eliminating the program".

Scientists need to be aware of it, but politicians and officials need for their part to be more restrained in their search for certainty from scientists, to be wise to the risks that scientists already overcome to speak publicly and to the danger of creating a situation where they are only told what they want to hear.

"I think that the danger of creating a counter-reaction socially or politically is the risk they took by publishing this, in my view, very early".

The Lib Dem's warning was the latest in a series of many he has made on the state of the property market and the dangers of creating a housing bubble in the south east.

It would be more shameful if the lessons in it – about honesty and transparency and about the dangers of creating an elite force-within-a-force like the SPG then and the Territorial Support Group now – were not recognised.

But Brownmiller's tonedeaf interview is more than just a lesson in the danger of creating social movement icons; it's a reminder for those with their heydey behind them that young people do not make you irrelevant, living in your own bubble does.

But any German warning runs the danger of creating the opposite effect, by elevating Mr. Berlusconi's stature as he runs a populist campaign aimed at appealing to Italians weary of the austerity measures that Ms. Merkel has pushed as the prescription for the euro crisis.

He concedes that intelligence analysts got it wrong about W.M.D., but he says they also got many things right, such as the importance of security after the invasion, and the danger of creating sympathy for proponents of political Islam.