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Your friend is demonstrating the truth of the old saying that the only thing more dangerous than an economist is an amateur economist.

People often talk about financial markets as if they were casinos, but reflexivity makes them much more dangerous than any gambling den.

They came to a more dangerous part of the river, and the boat started to go too quickly.

How much more dangerous, then, the ideas of mathematicians ?

Then the environment is often physically more dangerous and unhealthy.

Many countries are testing plans to deal with a flu pandemic should the virus develop into a more dangerous form.

Well there it was. As soon as you start building high, the city becomes a more dangerous place to live in.

I had no gun, --it would have been more dangerous to me than to the tiger if I had.

An industry need to be a high degree of concern about and unequivocal support when needed, or that it is still in a more "dangerous" state.

Be careful, though, because editing another system's registry can be as dangerous as (if not more dangerous than) editing your own.

There is no more dangerous experiment than that of trying to appear what one is not.

Jack Morrison: I said it wasn't any more dangerous than being on the engine! I never said it wasn't dangerous!

More to the point, NATO allies are turning up the heat on Germany to let its soldiers fight in Afghanistan's much more dangerous south.

Or he may opt to leave everything as it is. In which case Russia may begin a new, more dangerous chapter in its history.

He losted his way, but it was nightfall then and he knew the longer he stayed there the more dangerous it would be.

Between twenty and forty the will of the child to do gets stronger, more dangerous, but it has not begun to learn to know yet.

Heart attacks are far more dangerous in the mornings than at any other time of the day, research shows.

But we could not cope with another, possibly bigger and yet more dangerous one in a few years.

Prolonged or repeated exposure to secondhand smoke is all the more dangerous.

"When prices rise fairly fast, inflationary expectations become more dangerous than price rises themselves, " he said.

But Mr Ostry's team now points out that persistent inflows might be even more dangerous in terms of asset-price bubbles.

But a comparison with similar drugs showed propoxyphene was more dangerous.

Mankind is still at risk from far more dangerous weapons and vanities than those likely to be possessed by Islamic fanatics.

I don't think it's more dangerous than any other means of transportation. The ratio of plane crash is the lowest, actually.

"And I sincerely believe. . . that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies, " Jefferson warned.

This Faustian bargain would be acceptable if only to stabilize what now appears to be an even more dangerous deflationary debt liquidation.

The second half of his voyage was by far the more dangerous part, during which he sailed round the treacherous Cape Horn.

Scientists are also monitoring a potentially more dangerous volcano nearby, but there were no signs it had re-awakened.

They were the original civil-service mandarins, though operating in a more dangerous climate of intrigue than their modern equivalents.

This is sort of the opposite of penetration testing, which keeps tweaking data to make the failure occur at a deeper, more dangerous step.

Yet the only thing more dangerous than dealing with China is not dealing with it.

Diseases of the soul are more dangerous than those of the body. M. T Cicero. Ancient Roman orator and statesman.

It is all the more dangerous for not being generally recognized as such.

Some researchers reckon nicotine to be no more dangerous than caffeine, which coffee plants similarly employ as an insecticide.

It is all the more dangerous for not being generally recognized.

Also the fact that it might be more dangerous to be passive - it can be less risky to take risk.

On an airplane, at high altitude and isolated from access to emergency medical care, the consequences can be much more dangerous.

Guo may have survived charges of plagiarism and bad writing, but today he faces what may be a more dangerous threat: even younger writers.

The enemy hidden in our ranks are of course much more dangerous than those acting in broad daylight .

We had progressed to a point when retreat would have been more dangerous than continuing , frequently the case in technical climbing .

However, something happened before long to make him realize that for his own safety, Cuiping was even more dangerous to him than Old Ma.

This was the day after Lehman failed and Merrill Lynch was taken over, and the financial crisis entered a new, even more dangerous stage.

It was much more dangerous for her; she lived there.

Considering setting up gambling hell is more dangerous in the reality, it necessary to increase the punishment of it .

They're markers of a rising tide of online crime that, in its own way, could be more dangerous than a cyberwar.

"The arts are more dangerous [than other professions] because they require sensitivity to a large extent, " he said.

She had to be stopped from touching tarantulas and bigger, more dangerous snakes.

But a more dangerous material, plutonium, has also been found in soil near the power plant.

While lack of any significant improvement is bad enough, the nature of hazing has become more dangerous and destructive, some educators say.

Diseases of the soul are more dangerous than those of the body. ----Cicero.

Repressing anger was more dangerous to a person's health than expressing it.

And this experiment is all the more dangerous since it can be tried but once.

It is even more dangerous, it may be in the dark.

Some people would argue that the physical blow from a boy bully might be more acute, might be more dramatic, might be more dangerous.

A new study predicts that swapping genes between the avian and human influenza viruses may result in an even more dangerous flu.

Perhaps they were more mindful of Friedrich Nietzsche's observation that "Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies. "

"It's no more dangerous to volunteer here than in the Sudan, " he said.

She says people must keep up their guard against the virus, which is unpredictable and could change into a far more dangerous form.

It wasn't that it was any more dangerous; it was too fragile to get through the atmosphere intact.

To evolve the language in 2011 in a way that makes concurrent and parallel operations even more dangerous would be foolish.

maybe they assumed this space flight would be no more dangerous than getting on an aeroplane.

If we do not detect more or more dangerous mistakes or damages , these cylinders and pistons can well function over a long period.

Wilshere is better technically than Makelele. He's slower than Makelele but when he receives the ball he is more dangerous than Makelele.

It is hard to stand up the idea that Britain overall is getting more dangerous when the homicide rate is at its lowest in 19 years.

A handful of researchers, however, argue that the more dangerous retroviral vaccine should not be written off prematurely.

Perhaps let God on your side, to him, let you to be more dangerous.

But the flag-carriers for authoritarian rule should remember that such power is always more dangerous than it is worth.

Diseases of the soul are more dangerous than those of the body.

Furthermore, cookies don't distinguish between multiple users of a shared computer, making them even more dangerous.

There was a suggestion to move the oil spill to the arctic so that it could freeze up there and be no more dangerous.

Polypropylene plant is a more dangerous chemical plant with easier fire and easier explosion, and has much more hazardous factors.

Researchers warn that malnourished people may be a breeding ground for more dangerous infectious diseases.

Another added, "It's more dangerous to run on the ground than fly in the sky. "

JAMES JONES, U. S. National Security Advisor, responding to Dick Cheney's claim that the U. S. is more dangerous under Obama's leadership.

These printed mistakes could suddenly spread widely and therefore they were considered to be more dangerous to society.

Done properly, he opined, spaceflight ought to be no more dangerous than mixing a milkshake.

It is possible for H5N1 to evolve in another animal besides birds, to become more dangerous to humans.

The fire sale of Bear Stearns, the US investment bank, brings the credit crisis to a new, more dangerous phase.

That makes this investment environment more dangerous than many people seem to realize.

Parasites are found mainly in the Digestive Tract but can transit to other organs and places in the body where they are far more dangerous.

According to the survey, London was more dangerous than Istanbul or New York.

Can say sex metathorax painful majority is more dangerous disease signal, answer to see a doctor as soon as possible.

But the more upset you are, the more dangerous it is for you, and your baby.

Don't say that, Don! Drinking does not make winter sports better. If anything, it makes them more dangerous.

Emerson 173. Diseases of the soul are more dangerous than those of the body.

The latest round of street demonstrations could take the endless feuding of Thai politics to a new, more dangerous level.

Chains are more durable than rope, but also more dangerous if the horse panics and pulls them out of the wall.

He repeated recently that the dissidents had become more dangerous than at any time in his seven years in office.

But it would be even more dangerous to fall short in rescuing the economy.

'Sincere' believer in official Late Socialist ideology was, therefore, potentially much more dangerous to the regime than a cynic.

But it would be even more dangerous to fall short in rescuing the economy.

'Sincere' believer in official Late Socialist ideology was, therefore, potentially much more dangerous to the regime than a cynic.

The malicious acts caught by the network defensive system become more dangerous. Some malicious software have involved crimes.

It also has a TV tuner, which is sure to be one of the more dangerous additions to the car-electronics lineup in some time.

Weaker drugs can be more dangerous than pure ones if the substance used to dilute them is toxic.

It was more dangerous to touch the empty crib than to sit in the room with the sick baby.

But another type of growth is much more dangerous, and harder to see because it is flat or depressed and similar in color to healthy tissue.

But he's also involved in secret activities of a more dangerous nature.

Once the sludge dries, the lead may be even more dangerous. If inhaled, the sludge dust can cause respiratory problems, even lung cancer.

Deflation, if it becomes entrenched, is more dangerous than most forms of inflation.

They will be to its master do anything, even more difficult, more dangerous, they also is not afraid.

Exceptional conditions occurring in nuclear power plants may be much more dangerous than usual.

Just like a real bobsled ride, only more dangerous.

Although subcutaneous fat poses cosmetic concerns, visceral fat is associated with far more dangerous health consequences.

A damaged nuclear power plant can release a range of radioactive materials : some relatively harmless , others more dangerous .

Honestly, I don't get why anyone is so dumbfounded at the idea of Houston being more dangerous than San Antonio.

Conventional wisdom has it that mountain biking is far more dangerous, but I disagree.

United may have looked more dangerous breaking, mainly through Wayne Rooney, but Chelsea stayed patient and composed in defence.

A far more dangerous confrontation could be shaping up outside the South China Sea, with an even older and better-armed rival.

In a dungeon setting, these enemy agents typically run towards deeper, more dangerous locations.

In some way or other, every wife beats the husband. It may not be physical, but to beat psychologically is more dangerous and more harmful.

It has struck in South America, and many terrorism experts believe it is potentially even more dangerous than Al Qaeda.

But for all the familiarity of the scene, today's circumstances are both more difficult and more dangerous than last spring's.

His handsome look, cross-dressing and strange actions make newspapers pay more dangerous attention: even younger writers.

faster transport also makes more pollution. and that makes life more dangerous and less healthy.

Cockhorse virus is one of the more dangerous virus.

But more dangerous for schools than some parents' disaffection is the broader impression of exclusivity a posh uniform creates.

men without convictions are more dangerous in modern society than poor woman without chastity.

It is clear that this destruction will become more dangerous in the future.

Recent research suggests that natural selection may have altered genes in ways that make cancer cells more dangerous.

Mrs Merkel knows that German nukes are no more dangerous now than they were before the Fukushima explosions.

The drive to the beach is far more dangerous than any shark encounter, says Texas A&M University at Galveston marine expert Andre Landry.

That he happens to reside in the welterweight division makes him all the more dangerous and much more intriguing.

Western leaders say the world is becoming a more dangerous place, yet few admit that their flawed thinking is bringing this about.

Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.

Fires, often caused by cigarette smoking , are more dangerous for the smoke and poisonous gases they create than for the actual flames.

Ted: Online stores are no more dangerous than a real shop, Julie.

The borderlands near Kenya, where cattle raiding, poaching and banditry are rife, would become still more dangerous.

The unemployment university graduate will possibly form more dangerous community.

Worried Japanese backers of the alliance say the longer the issue goes unresolved, the more dangerous it becomes.

and modes of domestic life are more permanent, and therefore, perhaps, more dangerous.

The lifting of two cooperative cranes is more dangerous than that of a single crane.

Helicopters were considered more dangerous than the early airplanes.

Beware: while lost in your admiration of the beautiful girls, don't forget about things no less interesting but more dangerous.

As Obama dithers, North Korea is only getting more dangerous. It's time to cut a deal.

But this effort to make the system safer has made it ever more dangerous.

Like those containing olestra can be more dangerous to your health than regular chips.

That, in turn, would probably precipitate an even more dangerous crisis than now faces policymakers. '

Including unplanned home births, inevitably more dangerous, may have skewed the data.

There is nothing more dangerous than an illusion of security.

There is nothing more dangerous than watching the stock market every hour of every day and thinking you need to do something.

Implicit and explicit guarantees from governments have indeed made the financial system more dangerous than before.

Immune escape renders HIV more dangerous because the virus cannot be reigned in by the immune system.

But note that these procedures don't last very long; prolonged exposure would be more dangerous.

Not only has global warming made hunting considerably more dangerous, it has also halved the hunting season.

The Liverpool midfielder also believes that McClaren will help him individually become an even more dangerous player in the England set-up.

But Baidu is a free service whereas users have to pay on Apple so Baidu is also more dangerous because of its extensive reach.

Kennedy did promise to remove nuke missiles from Turkey but they were so old they were more dangerous to the ground crews than the USSR.

"A radio-controlled car controlled by a six-year old is far more dangerous than a Roomba, " he says.

That injury was not life threatening; the bullet that struck Yusuf in the back was far more dangerous.

Although electricity is much more dangerous than water, . . .

In the end, Iran's judiciary officials have led us to ask what is more dangerous for Iranian citizens - lawlessness or the laws themselves?

Knowing too much may be scary, but knowing nothing is far more dangerous.

Without the capital requirements imposed on banks, a default becomes more dangerous, they say.

That may be one reason why the relatively tranquil north has become progressively more dangerous.

The closer one approaches to the forest floor, the more dangerous and primeval the environment becomes.

It is a little more dangerous and adrenaline inducing, but it . . .

Beijing monitors coarser particles while the US measures the finer pollutants that are also potentially more dangerous to human health.

Defensiveness can be even more dangerous because it angers and alienates those who would give feedback and reinforces their negative views.

eg. He was not afraid to measure himself against a much more dangerous animal.

The electronic world is now a far more dangerous place.

However, more dangerous water leaking from the plant is at 10, 000 times the safe limits for these contaminants.

Fortunately, that isn't likely, but a flu virus needn't trade genes to get more dangerous.

Especially , the water of old kiln , construct and fall pillar is more dangerous to production of the coal mine .

Candace: This gulf event to come is far more dangerous and worrisome than the other quakes that could manifest.

Onyx Elder Brothers can carry Templar Swords, making them slightly more dangerous and making the sword easier to find.

Is the analogy perfect? No. The idea of pushing credit on people is far more dangerous than the idea of pushing Jaguars on them.

Euro-zone paralysis would be incalculably more dangerous, he says.

Fear of taking the wrong path can lead to taking an even more dangerous direction. Only experience will tell if the choice was appropriate.

However, sleep apnoea is more dangerous than snoring in that it alters normal breathing patterns.

He is not his daddy, he is thereby, Anderson, more unpredictable and thereby more dangerous.

The more slowly you walk in the desert, the more dangerous the situation is for you.

Busy streets are hazardous for our children, but the enticement of taking an evil path is far more dangerous.

A line of dwarven defenders is a far better defense than a 10-foot-thick wall of stone, and much more dangerous.

Making the Jundland Wastes all the more dangerous are immense reptiles stalking the craggy canyons in search of prey.

Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies.

Smuggling, their ancient pastime, has lately become more lucrative, more necessary for survival and more dangerous.

Many young people who want to live in the city will often live in a more dangerous section to save money.

Well, it would have been even more dangerous on March 29, 1848; that's the day the Niagara River stopped its famous 190-foot free fall.

They still slept with the lights on, a leftover from more dangerous times.

They are aggressive, quick, unselfish, and their up-tempo style of play continues to make the Lakers that much more dangerous.

Most worrying of all, other more dangerous groups may be moving into Abu Sayyaf's territory.

Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity. ----Martin Luther King Jr.

He may know war, but what he thinks he knows about women is far more dangerous.

This undergrowth not only made subsequent downturns more dangerous; it also made the available policy instruments less reliable in response.

nen says malware are making the Internet a more dangerous place.

Still, poachers continued to infiltrate the park, and to the Owenses they seemed more dangerous than ever.

But a new conflict is unfolding that could be more dangerous even than the cold war.

Well, what's more dangerous than coming here in the daytime! -anybody would suspicion us that saw us.

The second, and far more dangerous, source of legal plunder is the arrogant mentality of the social engineer.

Few things are more dangerous to investors than a consensus.

Drugs are much more dangerous, so they require more thorough testing before being approved by the government.

The more dangerous methyl mercury, known to damage nerves, has a half-life of 44 days.

Discover new abilities and instincts, allocate kill points to give your feisty fish some personal training and make it even more dangerous.

And that makes life more dangerous and less healthy .

They also protect their herds. On this scale, a ladybird is more dangerous than a wolf.

The more (you know), the more dangerous (it will be).

By enfeebling diplomacy, China and Russia are taking the world into more dangerous territory.

The overpressure wave is actually the more dangerous of the two.

Either way, the quake is a relatively shallow one, and this makes it more dangerous.

Example: clean, tidy house, do some people think more dangerous things.

A final point is also political, but on a bigger and potentially more dangerous stage.

2, Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies. ----F. W. NietZche.

Population growth, however, is even more dangerous.

In Sicily women are more dangerous than shotguns.

Lugging bags on buses, trains or trams, especially while traveling alone, is more dangerous than it's worth.

However, during the first days many people could escape through the border but day by day it became more dangerous.

human cloning: Just like you, only stronger, smarter, and more attractive. In other words: more dangerous.

These workers earn more than we do, but the other side of the coin is their job is more dangerous.

The higher the mountain is, the more people like to climb it; the more dangerous the mountain is, the more they wish to conquer it.

Let's not deceive ourselves: the thoughts that rattle around in our brains can be more dangerous than we think.

This configuration lets me do just that, so I predict that I will be much more dangerous from now on.

Virus Viral meningitis is more common form, but bacterial meningitis is more dangerous.

There are jobs more dangerous than truck driving, for instance, working as a spy.

For many analysts outside of China, however, the market is becoming ever-more dangerous.

The more dangerous water leaking from the plant is far higher than the safe limits for these contaminants.

If we won't let you explode an atomic bomb, we certainly won't let scientists play around with even more dangerous possibilities.

The financial crisis that broke upon the world in August 2007 has entered a new and, in crucial respects, more dangerous phase.

Waiting any longer could be even more dangerous.

We used to work in a brothel where we have safety and solidarity. . . Now we are scattered on the street where it is more dangerous.

It actually is much more dangerous and aggressive.

Something that used to be safe, using the Internet, gradually became more and more dangerous.

For more dangerous, we would lose confidence in ourselves.

Or would the collapse of the regime be even more dangerous?

"The inner edge is much more dangerous, " Barnes said.

Because second-hand smoking more dangerous.

Whereas Colombia has got safer, Central America has become more dangerous.

Males tend to collect fat around their middles, which is much more dangerous than the pear-shaped pattern common among women.

But Treasury bonds are much more dangerous on the way down than other assets.

Alcohol is more dangerous than illegal drugs like heroin and crack cocaine, according to a new study.

The infection was much more dangerous than the original wound.

Soccer is more dangerous than bungee jumping and mountaineering.

Viral meningitis is the more common form, but bacterial meningitis is more dangerous.

But not everybody is convinced that Taiwan politics are getting more dangerous.

The street became more dangerous with age, while school and home became safer.

They have not allowed themselves to be manipulated into taking something that is actually more dangerous than the actual virus.

Deionarra: [to Nameless One] You shall meet enemies three, but none more dangerous than yourself in your full glory.

Corpse runs will make venturing into dangerous territory that much more dangerous.

Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity .

A(H1N1) flu is ten times more dangerous to children than seasonal flu, a large-scale study in Argentina has found.

Crocodiles are bigger, fatter and more dangerous than alligators.

This passive smoking is more dangerous when compared to direct smoking.

There are jobs more dangerous than truck driving, for instance, training lions.

The more effective the capital logic is, the more dangerous the world prospect is.

But nothing is more dangerous to her than the euro crisis.

Helli: That sounds like fun! I wonder if sky diving is more dangerous than deep sea diving.

They contain more dangerous radioactive products than do the reactor vessels.

Volcanoes and earthquakes are even more dangerous than in the past as around half the world's population now lives in cities.

Three decades on, she looks far wilder and more dangerous than some mocked-up "Jaws in space" .

Alcohol is more dangerous than heroin, cocaine and other "hard" drugs, claims a new study published in The Lancet.