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There has been an understandable love bombing of the Wallabies on this tour, particularly around Joseph Suaalii, the fantastically-talented centre plucked from rugby league, and Tom Wright, currently one of the most dangerous attacking full-backs in the global game.

From BBC

Benitez is introduced as the Mexican-born archbishop of Kabul whose ministry took him to some of the most dangerous war zones on the planet.

From Salon

The most dangerous thing Donald Trump is poised to do in his second administration—unless he barges into a nuclear war, which there is a nonzero chance of him doing—is elevate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a messianic, conspiracy-theorist, anti-vaccine menace to society.

From Slate

There’s an excellent case to be made that of all of Trump’s picks, she’s the most dangerous one.

From Slate

A senior source said “you either believe it is the most dangerous time in decades and you fund it properly, or you just don’t really believe it, so you don’t.”

From BBC

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

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