Senior police officers had feared wholly impractical and dangerous reductions of up to 40 per cent until the terrorists struck in Paris.
Thankfully, the appeals court wholly dismissed this dangerous definition of "terrorism," writing: "The court of appeal ruling rejects the broad definition of terrorism advanced by government lawyers.
"In recent months, internal battles have cast a troubling shadow over this party, raising questions about whether it will be hijacked and led in a wholly different and dangerous direction," Mrs. Clinton said.
Looking back, her mother says she cannot understand why parents would knowingly expose their children to the unnecessary risks of a multitude of dangerous, wholly preventable diseases: "I just wish the vaccine had been available back then".■.■
She is exotic and fearless and selfish and dangerous, a wholly fascinating invention – invention being the operative word, because the Butterfly we are introduced to is, essentially, the invention of the letter-writer, who must narrate her in her absence.
Shockey is Fassel's man, and in a few short months, the Giants have become Shockey's team, full of vim and vigor, tough, dangerous and wholly unpredictable, just the type of team that can catch fire in a National Football League postseason.
For something wholly illegal and intrinsically dangerous, it was a rather well-advertised operation.
To outsiders who only discovered Infowars during the 2016 election, the show may seem frightening, dangerous and wholly illustrative of the "fake news" endemic that has plagued social media since Trump started running for office.
That provision is wholly unconstitutional and sets a dangerous precedent for a fundamental change in the nature of government as we know it.
