These treacherous terms have been percolating for years on many American campuses.
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"Collecting opportunities are still plentiful," Mr. Fong said, "but the market is so treacherous now in terms of forgeries".
One article on Utopia, a website much loved by diehard Maoists in China, called on the army to take a clear stand against "treacherous running dogs"—a term often used in such articles to describe reformists.
The anathema he pronounced was intended not just for his governor but also for the Republican president and the Republican sponsor of the immigration-reform bill the president had backed; in Pearce's terms, "the treacherous, treasonous bill" the Senate passed in March.
Without reassuming the burden of military administration, the Israeli army is now once again the only authority that counts in the West Bank, and to a large extent in Gaza too.But success is a treacherous business, and often short-term too.
was originally shorthand for ola kala: a term used by Greek sailors plying treacherous oceans, eager to tell one another that "all [is] well".
The move from being a private company to taking outside investment and going public — especially after all these years of being self-funded — is treacherous, though, and Shuttleworth admitted as much, especially in terms of being forced to setting short-term goals to satisfy investors that aren't necessarily in the best interest of the company in the long term.
But there is no downturn so treacherous that it is worth sacrificing the long-term interests — or, equally important — the dignity of their members.
"Spirited Away," which opens nationwide today, deepens Chihiro's uncertainty by not defining the creatures that inhabit this spirit world in simple good-guy bad-guy terms, making them capricious and unintentionally treacherous.
