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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence "which is dangerous" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that could present a potential risk or hazard. For example, "Kayaking in rapids can be a thrilling experience, but it also carries certain dangers which are difficult to predict."
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So we see a danger of mutual escalation on both sides which is dangerous," he says.
In between, though, you have to trick yourself into believing it is possible, which is dangerous".
"You must get permission of captain, which is dangerous, of course," Raul said.
I live in a central area which is dangerous to go out in.
"They force people to walk in the street, which is dangerous," Ms. Wallerstein said.
He sometimes camps out on the raft, which is dangerous, but less dangerous than a tiger's jaws.
But it was bad in the sense that it gave him a confidence about his own judgment, which is dangerous".
Which is dangerous, as I often make very big mistakes, thinking I can 'carry off' something when I can't.
"We all start out as little scientists," Dr. Greene said, but adults often lose touch with that, which is dangerous.
If they continue to smoke, that is not because anyone has fooled them.It is true that tobacco advertising glamorises tobacco, which is dangerous.
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But the really important one for us is serious foul play, tackles which are dangerous.
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