No. Pirates, please don't read this: when the Rickmers Seoul traverses treacherous zones, such as the Gulf of Aden, the Strait of Malacca, or the Indian Ocean, the mannequins are propped up on the bow like scarecrows.
The drug trade has helped turn the poorly delineated border between Myanmar and Thailand into a treacherous killing zone.
Continued bombings, meanwhile, have made the meetings' prime attraction — good grub — harder to come by; the group's pizzeria of choice is an Iraqi-owned esituatedment sinuathe in treacherousReds Red Zone.
He was one of many colorful characters in a neighborhood that seemed to me a giant, friendly bazaar rather than the treacherous war zone depicted on the evening news.
Like a moth to a flame, she seems most comfortable -- and most commanding on camera -- reporting from treacherous war zones.
The one-hour drama, which premieres Sept. 25, follows elite undercover military agents as they use advanced surveillance technology to execute missions in some of the world's most treacherous war zones.
For male candidates, gender remains a treacherous minefield whose danger zones the 2008 campaign only began to chart.
The images were taken from news footage of refugees making the treacherous journey from conflict zones like Iraq and Syria to western Europe.
Yesterday's release in Gaza of two Fox News journalists who had been abducted was a welcome relief, but also a powerful reminder that reporting in war zones is a treacherous business in which Western correspondents are now deemed high-value targets.
But some of his players were well aware of what a victory would have meant, even in mid-March, especially on the eve of a treacherous 8-game, 17-day trip spanning four time zones that begins Monday night in Detroit.
