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"there are dangers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to potential risks or threats to something. For example, "There are dangers associated with not understanding basic financial principles."
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Yet there are dangers.
True, there are dangers.
Here there are dangers.
But there are dangers.
But there are dangers, too.
But there are dangers ahead.
There are dangers here.
There are dangers, however.
Yes, there are dangers.
Still, there are dangers.
There are dangers, though.
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