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But in his first monologue back following the show’s six-day suspension, he at least proved he understands what needs to be said at this crucial, precarious moment in history.

From Salon

And it can be the difference between hope and dejection at what is a very precarious time for most families.

"The world is dividing into two camps, and South Korea is positioned right on the border," he said, noting his country's "truly precarious location" next to China and Russia.

From BBC

Faculty members voted overwhelmingly last summer to join SEIU, citing issues of low pay and precarious job status.

"We live in a country where young people are ignored by those in power. Protests are the only way to show dissatisfaction with the precarious conditions we face," she said.

From BBC

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