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danger

[deyn-jer] / ˈdeɪn dʒər /


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"It could be so nice living here," she said, "but the rubbish is everywhere, it's nasty to see, and it's a massive danger to health".

From BBC

North of Natalia's hometown, up around the city of Kharkiv, there are more signs that the danger zone is spreading.

From BBC

Nanos said her life would be in immediate danger without it.

From Los Angeles Times

“It could be in no danger … or it could already be irretrievably lost.”

From MarketWatch

“It could be in no danger … or it could already be irretrievably lost.”

From MarketWatch