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Caitlyn makes this clear during a pivotal scene when she follows the literal letter of Vi’s advice to “take the shot” if she sees an opening by endangering the aforementioned Zaun child.

From Salon

Some of Trump’s advisors, including Musk, have warned that the president-elect could be endangering his legislative agenda if he plucks too many more Republicans from the chambers.

From BBC

When flash flooding destroyed swaths of Western North Carolina and other parts of the Southeast earlier this year, Trump and his camp responded by spreading misinformation about the government’s response, endangering first responders and those affected who needed critical support.

From Slate

It was a painful echo of the beginnings of the pandemic—when he was actually in charge, and also spread mountains of misinformation, division and suspicion, endangering not just first responders but the entire country.

From Slate

And, of course, she would work to ensure that women can make decisions about abortion without state governments endangering their lives.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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