But will our love-devoted poet flee and thus risk losing his beloved Maddalena?
Necessarily, we are traumatized by what separation means: that we must rely on language to express our demands and thus risk being misunderstood.
Moreover, since 2001 the attacks have been sufficiently irregular for India to avoid blaming Pakistan and thus risk a confrontation.
The American view reflects a determination not to be drawn too deeply into Afghanistan's internal affairs, and thus risk making a much larger force -- which many Afghans favor -- hostage to a new political breakdown or, worse, to another civil war.
Re "Your Child Got Into an Ivy! Do You Have to Say Yes?" (April 17), about whether to choose a marquee college and thus risk going into permanent debt.
Political commitments to use large quantities of renewables, such as several European countries have made, thus risk the lights going out.
One of the more unfortunate by-products of finals intensity is that after a good 25 weeks of pummeling their bodies into submission each weekend, AFL players start showing some wear and tear and thus risk missing out on September action.
Washington is almost desperately eager to avoid taking the retaliatory steps — which it has already postponed once — and thus risk the start of a trade war between the world's two most powerful economic forces.
But they seem, so far at least, to have created uncertainty and fear, and thus risk undermining investment at a time when the competition from China, India and an also-rising Vietnam, is getting stronger.
The declaration was also big on helping those at particularly high risk, namely people who take recreational drugs by injection (and thus risk using contaminated needles), prostitutes and (a first in such a document) male homosexuals.
The state's own statistics, he said, showed that "there are 81,938 minority citizens who are already registered to vote and who lack DMV-issued identification," and who thus risk being "effectively disenfranchised" by the new law.
