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And by the beginning of this month, markets seemed to have made up their mind that inflation was an imminent danger.

Mrs Merkel speaks often of the need to save the euro, but she acts as if there were no imminent danger.

If he was not in imminent danger, they would not to take this sort of action.

But at least the mega-deals do not look as if they are in imminent danger of going bust.

There does not seem to be an imminent danger of famine on a world scale.

Members of U. S. Congress briefed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation said there was no imminent danger.

If Umar was preoccupied with his own household, the Prophet would be in non imminent danger from that quarter.

Countries should be able to defend themselves, he suggested, if an attack posed imminent danger to human lives.

And, indeed, the banks that gained most from Paulson's gift are also the banks that were in imminent danger of a run.

With demand weak and the fiscal vice tightening, it is hard to see an imminent danger of inflation.

At the same time, imminent danger animal also can be able to survive much longer, the clone could cause its quantity more than before.

Ireland and Switzerland are not members of Nato - and neither appears to be in imminent danger of invasion.

"If you cause imminent danger of loss of life by attacking a network that's a different story, " he said.

No one has given out a warning of the imminent danger.

In 2007, 3 million people were on drugs, but 7 million were in imminent danger of dying if they did not get them soon.

The law doesn't spell out the nature of the threat , but it's widely thought to allude to imminent danger of an attack by China .

TYPICAL USE: Swept along by the swift current, he was in imminent danger of going over the waterfall.

Fear is defined as the emotional response to an actual or perceived threat of immediate or imminent danger or pain.

Several million have either lost their homes to foreclosure during the recession or are in imminent danger of losing them.

There is an imminent danger of this language abuse escalating into something unpredictable.

Withdrawal was the most sensible option, but then Ott discovered his emperor Francis I was close by and in imminent danger of capture.

We were in imminent danger of being swamped by the white caps.

He was now in imminent danger of asking himself if hospitality were the most sacred thing in the world .

The system is in imminent danger of collapse.

The country no longer looks in imminent danger of flying apart or falling into everlasting anarchy.

Clearly, not everyone believes the railway is in imminent danger.

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A far more imminent danger lurks in central and eastern Europe.

What it does convey is a sense of urgency and imminent danger.

Even if Mr Burbage is too sanguine, the F-35 is in no imminent danger.

There is a wild zoo in the south coast of Huangpu River, where can see many animals are in imminent danger.

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While the people were not in imminent danger of starving, the prospects for economic development were slim indeed.

Mr. Roth and other analysts say they see no signs of imminent danger.

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But the average voter might think that his recent fuss about the imminent danger of America submitting to sharia law is simply deranged.

When he entered the hospital, his body has been in an imminent danger.

There is imminent danger to our ship.

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