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The country has a history of corruption, the UAV market is crowded, and simply visiting to scout deals is arduous and potentially dangerous.

"These jellyfish are dangerous and perhaps a bit scary to some, but also beautiful creatures that are deserving of continued research and classification efforts," adds Ayane Totsu.

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The Finnish government's crackdown on immigration has led to a sharp rise in deportations, raising fears among undocumented migrants who could face dangerous situations in their home countries.

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“There’s a lot that we don’t do because either it’s too dangerous, we don’t have the equipment for it or we’re not trained for it,” Gibbs said.

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For more policymakers, that remains the more dangerous side of the Fed’s dual mandate of price stability and full employment.

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