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harm's way

NOUN
danger
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Scientists and experts were quick to condemn the action, saying it contradicts established science and will put more people in harm’s way.

From Los Angeles Times

“Out of the way,” Glory said, and yanked Danny and Sinchi from harm’s way.

From Literature

Lauren Hersh, who works with Epstein survivors as national director and founder of World Without Exploitation, told Salon the release has been “incredibly distressing” to the survivors, allowing their names and photographs to be made public, thus putting them “in harm’s way.”

From Salon

"Given the reassurances we've heard that active agents won't be put in harm's way and future recruitment won't be compromised, formal identification in this specific instance is appropriate, proportionate and in the public interest," Antoniazzi said.

From BBC

"We also encourage other school leaders across the country to review their policies and practices to ensure they're fit for purpose and so other pupils aren't put in harm's way by similar failures."

From BBC