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Knowing I was at risk, and advised by American friends, I decided to leave my home in Rwanda and to immigrate to the United States.

'If you are a heavy smoker and you're lucky enough to make it to old age, you're not in the clear. You're still at risk for dementia. '

"Get more exercise" is often among the first recommendations given by doctors to people at risk of diabetes.

"Excessive taxation puts aviation's social and economic benefits at risk, " said the company in its press release.

His own health care conversion occurred when a doctor told him several years ago that he was at risk for cardiovascular problems.

His lack of first team football led to his outburst as he felt the club was putting his World Cup chances at risk.

NO one seems to stop to think than most kids don't put school first on their list unless they perceive something is at risk.

He gave warning that Lehman, with its trillions of dollars of debt and high exposure to mortgage-backed securities, was at risk.

US officials said the leak put US troops in danger and threatened to put some 300 Iraqi collaborators at risk by exposing their identities.

At risk of a somewhat media-centric perspective, that part of our cultural marketplace seems to be losing faith in the Web.

Pete D'Arruda has a simple way of deciding how much of your retirement savings should be at risk.

If it's not built on solid foundations, you're at risk of investing randomly and potentially losing a great deal of money.

But none of that was the problem for which she was at risk of being fired. The real problem was that she didn't think she had a problem.

"Such a decision will put thousands of jobs at risk -- it's heresy. Rose cannot be reduced to just a color, " he added.

How much caffeine puts a woman at risk?

He said the crisis puts at risk recent hard-won gains in faster economic growth, lower poverty and greater political stability.

Those not at risk of becoming the poorest did not seem to mind falling a notch in the distribution of income nearly as much.

Some of the locations to which functions are transferred may be at risk from natural catastrophes.

This new way of looking at risk is at the heart of the transformation.

All that added weight leaves them at risk for a variety of healthproblems, including diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease.

It would be a tragedy if the attempt to save the euro were to put the single market at risk. Germany would not want that either.

These at-risk individuals might be better served by trying to accept and notice their feelings rather than explain and analyze them.

However, if I fall in love, if I love the woman at risk of such tragic event, I might as we hunt the lawlessness of the stem, like the lion.

"It could be put at risk if the U. S. dollar was severely challenged as the main international reserve currency, " he said.

Even if it scrapes through on Thursday, Mr Prodi's sprawling alliance is at risk of limping from one parliamentary drama to the next.

If the Fed had not taken this action, the world would have been at risk of a deep recession, if not of something even worse.

He said the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant on Japan's northeast coast is one of at least three nuclear facilities at risk.

Yet a method heavily grounded on those same quantitative and theoretical principles, called Value at Risk, continued to be widely used.

Earlier, the White House said the leaks "could put the lives of Americans and our partners at risk, and threaten our national security" .

The public is entitled to know how much of their purse is at risk in the central banking world.

He said, "They clearly have potential to put some of our capabilities at risk. "

Inequality may also push people at the bottom of the ladder toward choices that put the financial system at risk, he said.

Figure out how much alcohol you can drink at the office Christmas party before you're at risk of doing something you'll regret.

You don' t need to be a mathematician to see that this patchwork coverage puts everyone at risk.

With our foot alreadyplantedwithintheASP infrastructure, weest out on behalf of BC to see if their data was at risk to another hosted bank.

Read the potential side effects when you take a new medication, and always check with your doctor to see if you might be at risk.

But all that could be at risk if large numbers of SMEs were to fall victim to the global economic crisis.

"This spiraling of knife possession puts all young people at risk. We have to stop this arms race, " he said.

And adult patients are not the only ones at risk: At least one child has died after applying a parent's patch.

Ghanem declined to say what type of projects were at risk, but said, 'we aren't sure if all the finance is going to be there.

Naples does not sit squarely on a fault line but is close enough to be at risk for major damage if a strong quake hits nearby.

It all depends on which parts of your product are most at risk.

Police themselves used Twitter to reassure and calm the public, as it pointed out that there was no trouble and they were not at risk.

But after years of building loyalty, the Japanese company may have put its quality brand name at risk, at least temporarily.

He said that if the extra time looks and feels like the rest of the school day, then those at risk students might not go for it.

She's concerned that the swine flu vaccine hasn't been studied long enough to justify for her less-at-risk youngsters.

It isn't clear how much of that debt is at risk of going bad.

He crawled out through the gunfire and put his own life at risk because he said he knew he had to save the woman or die trying.

Finally he confided his fears to his boss, who told him that he could leave the room if he needed to, that his job was not at risk.

That might be your question, basically, Cyprus's banking system has gotten too big and is at risk of collapsing .

Yet it would not be like us to leave our promises unkept, our friends abandoned, and our own security at risk.

In this case, if the requirements are not crystal clear at the beginning of the project then the entire project is at risk.

"My church may be at risk, " he said. "But my country is at much greater risk. The invasion tunnels are North Korea's last secret weapon. "

CM contracts at- risk where your firm 's financial responsibility and exposure are similar to that of a general contractor .

Almost as damaging is the hash that banks have made of "value-at-risk" (VAR) calculations, a measure of the potential losses of a portfolio.

"The long-term survival of the human race is at risk as long as it is confined to a single plannet, " he explained.

they suggest that the central bank prefers to fudge the recognition of losses in the system if it thinks stability is at risk.

But if your clinic would reassure me that I would not be at risk, then I would happily donate.

Your child is at risk of getting one of these infections while waiting for the next injection.

And he warned it would be "suicidal" to put recovery at risk by cutting spending now, as Conservatives advocate.

The same traits that make him a great CEO drive him to put his company, and his investors, at risk.

When I reached out for the lamp, I was putting my life at risk. And I was totally unaware of it.

And I believe nothing short of that was at risk in the absence of those actions.

Some of his antipathy to banks might be traced to this time, when his job seemed at risk.

The euro is at risk and Europe may be facing its greatest challenge since the founding of the European Union, Merkel said.

"Never again let the schemes a reckless few put the world's financial system and our peoples' wellbeing at risk, " he said.

The feeling was that too much was at risk during the development of a large software system to allow for trial-and-error techniques.

Speaking to reporters at the end of his meeting with Ban Ki-moon, the president said too many lives have been placed at risk.

Intactivists counter that this hardly justifies what they call the amputation of a body part from infants who might never be at risk of HIV.

The US Treasury Department is cracking down on mortgage companies failing to help borrowers at risk of foreclosure.

Sentiment also appears to be building that China is at risk of a real estate bubble bursting, though timing that is extremely difficult.

ANOTHER annual report sent out in the season when countless companies worldwide are publishing them is at risk of being filed in the bin.

Attention has to be paid to the direction of television, the Italian championship is at risk of becoming a provincial tournament.

people consider breast cancer to be a female concern, but men, though to a much lesser degree can also be at risk for the disease.

Doing so could also lift the morale of the markets, which would be reassured by the presence of a larger safety net for countries at risk.

"We're suggesting that these children who skip breakfast are more at risk of developing weight problems, " he said.

The integrity report talks of "triage" : cases implicating bank staff get its full attention, as do cases that put the bank's name at risk.

There's no reason to put more jobs at risk in an industry that has been one of the hardest-hit in this recession.

They'd build trading desks that traded for clients, of course, but that also put the bank's own capital at risk in proprietary trades.

Without added capacity and a stable domestic supply, he said, patients will be at risk.

Use these ten warning signs to determine if any of your students are at risk for a possible suicide attempt.

'The food security of the sixth most populated nation in the world is at risk, ' he said.

The escalating legal battle, however, seems to have put that relationship at risk.

Ninth-graders are especially vulnerable and are the group "most at risk" of attempting suicide, he said.

They develop an excessive faith in "value at risk" computer models, which seem to calculate their exposure in soothingly rigorous terms.

'In many instances, the people doing this have no idea that they could be putting people's lives at risk, ' he said said.

Local residents and livestock were not at risk as the river was not used for drinking water, officials added.

In diffuse disease, surgeons may remove nearly the total pancreas, but that leaves the child at risk for later diabetes.

How can we let anyone in this country put their lives at risk by simply showing up to work, by simply pursuing the American Dream?

Its writ can trump that of national governments when the single market is thought to be at risk.

Stress helps you to store extra weight on your waist, and it puts you at risk of ulcers, depression and a nervous breakdown.

Consuming too much water can put babies at risk of a potentially life-threatening condition known as water intoxication.

It will take courage to pass meaningful legislation, but to do less or to take shortcuts places our security at risk.

With a single server, you are at risk of creating both a bottleneck, and a single point of failure for your applications.

And if you think that you're not at risk because there's no breast cancer in your family, you might be mistaken.

That also suggests plenty of people think the bank is still at risk of getting into trouble.

She added that the deficit spending was out of control, and said she thought it was putting the country at risk.

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

Getting them all connected to the company network without putting the network at risk is even more of a challenge.

There was no clear indication that the gene patents blocked innovation and put them all at risk.

And that's not the worst of it. Troops say low-skilled and disgruntled translators are putting US forces at risk.

Mira: Here are the three big, real danger signs that your relationship is at risk of one of you having an affair.

You've got to have enough capital, actual money, to cover the bets that you're placing so that you're not putting the whole system at risk.

To help those who have manic-depressive illness, or who are at risk for it, must be a major public health priority.

This authority should also have the power to intervene if it concluded that the financial system was at risk.

As soon as you're calm enough, ask yourself, "How am I feeling my value is at risk here? " You'll make a fascinating discovery.

Your home is at risk if you fail to make payments on your mortgage or other loan secured on it.

An athlete who hustles will dive on the ground to catch the ball and put himself at risk to help his team.

To what extent a renal transplant recipient is at risk for reactivation of polyoma virus during pregnancy remains unknown.

Professor Links says workers within the nuclear plant are the only people at risk of extremely high doses of radiation.

The poor are disproportionately at risk, since people without credit cards are more likely to carry cash.

Q. Is a woman at risk for it in a second pregnancy if she gets it in the first?

Bottom line: Baidu should get out of all business lines that put it at risk for copyright infringement lawsuits.

All this progress may be at risk, especially if the global financial squeeze is longer and deeper than expected.

The computer is especially at risk if it were stolen when it was left in hibernation or sleep mode.

Some conclude that prices have been pumped up by imprudent bank lending and that the market is at risk of crashing.

The project was of mid-level importance, it would be noticeable if we failed but it wouldn't put the company at risk.

This misbehaviour has put at risk a company with a world-renowned medical equipment business and a distinguished camera brand.

Non-workers, by comparison, appear to be no more at risk on a Monday than any other day.

has never been reported from Asia, this region is at risk because the appropriate mosquitos and primates are present.

Also, in case of a more pronounced slowdown than the anticipated soft patch in the global economy, earnings estimates are at risk.

The only difficulty is the side consequences of doing that, potentially putting women at risk of heart disease.

New research from the Children of the 90s project suggests that teenage girls who are too thin may be at risk of osteoporosis in later life.

Anyone out on the streets past curfew is at risk of abuse by security forces.

He save the child at risk of his own life and put all those who looked on to shame ?

If a man forms a strong emotional attachment to another woman, he is at risk for abandoning the relationship and his children.

Anyone who once had chickenpox is at risk of shingles since the virus may become reactivated years after the initial infection.

The girls most at risk of being dedicated will have grown up in very matriarchal Devadasi communities.

Intellectual development and growth would be put at risk if they were not allowed to evolve properly.

Young children are also particularly at risk because the brain still needs iodine for its development during the first two years of life.

nay says that only those who have been within one metre of an infected person for more than an hour are considered to be at risk.

It was the political decisions made by European leaders that ultimately put the solvency of individual countries at risk.

Nonetheless, the company is far from owning this market and might be at risk of losing ground, according to some experts here.

Had the government not stepped in, GM might have restructured under normal bankruptcy procedures, without putting public money at risk.

The increase in air travel meant that any city with an international airport was at risk of an imported case.

Smoking, drinking alcohol, and taking drugs when you are pregnant put you and your baby at risk for a number of serious problems.

Further studies are needed to see whether the results apply to other at-risk populations.

This kind of disease is spreading, all the children are at risk of being infected.

Yet Drexel's collapse, which happened when the market was functioning normally, did not put the financial system or the economy at risk.

If it does not, much more than the US banking system is at risk.

And ponds, tanks and reservoirs may not be full enough to support agriculture, or may be at risk of damage from floods.

And humans are not the only ones at risk: all manner of other animal and plant species could be affected.

This person is not ill. He may not even be at risk for any particular disease. But we can imagine that this person could be a lot healthier.

An expensive tsunami warning system either came to late or did not reach communities at risk after Monday's quake in Indonesia.

Were the fungus to come to the U. S. , an estimated one billion dollars' worth of wheat would be at risk.

He said many workers borrowed money to travel here and if they returned home empty-handed they would be at risk.

These welcome trends, however, are at risk as a result of a law that began life in the commission itself.

Had the bank run into financial difficulties, clients such as pension funds and hedge funds would have been at risk of losing their money.

deepest winter, tea with boiling water, do not worry about split, or even placed on a slow fire burning stew, and no burst at risk.

People with lots of moles, red hair, fair skin and a family history of the disease should take extra care as they are more at risk.

"There's no system that will work for age verification without putting kids at risk, " she said.

Thinking that it does not concern you , remember that when the least of us is threatened , we all may be at risk.

Without acceptance from the business units and solid reasoning behind why a process should be changed, your design is at risk for misuse.

Even American Latinos who happen to be out without their driving licence might be at risk.

A report by the National Academy of Sciences this year warned that the environmental satellite network was at risk of collapse.

Brussels said manufacturers and processors in Europe were at risk of going bust if the flow of exports from China was not restarted.

As the subprime crisis showed this year, it is hard to tell which banks and investors are at risk until the bad news comes out.

Conclusion: Using internal and external predictors, it is possible to identify students at risk for failing Step 1 of the USMLE.

The slowing economy had already put existing loans at risk, but a recent lending spree encouraged by Beijing has added to the worry.

Contrary to myth, being able to "hold your liquor" means you're probably more at risk--not less--for alcohol problems.

People who are obese might also be at risk because seat belts do not hold them as securely in a crash.

However, since the progress of Alzheimer's disease can be slowed by early treatment, early diagnosis would help those at risk.

"Any UK company might be at risk if it holds information which would benefit the Chinese, " the report says.

It also puts at risk the Amazon rain factory that enables Brazil to be one of the world's biggest agricultural exporters.

The White House has strongly condemned the release of the documents, saying it places lives at risk and threatens national security.

It is important to note that this issue is not a security vulnerability, nor does it put any customers at risk.

Her foundation creates and supports educational and sports programs for at-risk youth in her hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

As a part of their strategy, Hamas terrorists often hide within the civilian population, which puts innocent Palestinians at risk.

The fast-growing economy is now at risk of an abrupt slowdown or downturn due to the global economic crisis.

The company denied local news reports that Batista was a former FBI agent, and warned those reports could put his life at risk.

information is at risk of being exposed to unauthorized parties through a lack of proper controls and even criminal activity.

Then, you can create and delete partitions and volumes to your heart's content without putting any of your data at risk.

She reluctantly accepted suffering as an inevitable component of deep passion and was resigned to putting her feelings at risk.

Patients undergoing craniotomies are especially at risk, given that veins in the bony cranium do not collapse after being transected.

and not placing your laptop down on your bed, since that blocks your laptop's fans and puts your PC at risk of overheating.

Comprehensive documentation not only wastes money, it puts your project at risk by providing you with a false sense of security.

Luggage gets opened after it is out of sight; it takes just one dishonest bag handler to put your valuables at risk.

To prevent outbreaks throughout affected regions, vaccination coverage must reach at least 60% to 80% of a population at risk.

When used for the wrong reasons, Perfect Keylogger can put your financial and personal data at risk.

About 13% of global drug sales are at risk from generic competition over the next two years.

Hospital safety will remain one of the main elements of the new UNISDR campaign on cities at risk that will be launched next year.

I would not want to put the family at risk over something my wife does not deem important. So I bear my resentment silently.

The more open they are, the less likely black women would be to put themselves at risk unwittingly.

But Jane heard about a ministry to at-risk youth in a city near her home, and she knew she had to get involved.

"About two-thirds of the patients . . . had at least one underlying condition that put them at risk, " Schuchat said.

There is no doubt that the brain drain is real and at risk of getting worse if funding and morale falls in this country.

The US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says America's creditworthiness is at risk if the country's borrowing limit is not raised.

A Belgian union said about 150 out of 400 jobs were at risk over plans to dissolve the bank holding company.

Patients at risk of developing pressure sores did not get appropriate care.

As robots like predator drones replace cops and soldiers, fewer people may have to put their lives at risk.

But some advocates of the strategic friendship between the two countries fear it may be at risk.

Never again should we let the schemes of a reckless few put the world's financial system -- and our people's well-being -- at risk.

Would the United States really use nuclear weapons when our own homeland would be at risk of retaliation?

And the consequences would be scarily unpredictable: Europe's single market, and even the European Union itself, might be at risk.

It is a logical approach, because in the event of a server failure, only one application is at risk.

Taxpayers are getting a reward for the trillions of their dollars U. S. authorities put at risk in a bid to save the financial system.

Despite women generally smoking fewer cigarettes a day than men, women appear to be substantially more at risk of getting heart disease.

2 million girls a year are thought to be at risk of genital mutilation.

For the next four weeks, the fear that any bank anywhere, no matter how big, could be at risk would stalk the markets.

The only class not at risk in such a scenario is the highest-ranked securities.

In addition to understanding what's at risk, you also have to constantly adapt your plans to match the changing state of your software.

To help children at risk, the International Humanitarian Groups Doctors Without Border has launched to worldwide appeal.

Global supply chains are at risk of fragmenting, at huge cost to companies whose production networks are spread all over the world.

Knave: Distrust of those who appear with deceiving attire and behave with false modesty. Honor is at risk.

If countries do not toe Beijing's line or don't abstain when asked, their economic projects could be put at risk.

Individuals most at risk are those whose ancestral line has made a rapid transition from a traditional to a Westernized style of life.

Anything that places such peace and stability at risk runs directly against the interests of the United States.

Arsenal are at risk of looking like a test-your-strength machine in a fairground as they are given repeated hammerings.

To help children at risk, the international humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders has launched a worldwide appeal.

Nasser's action was thus seen in London as placing Europe's energy security at risk.

Experiments show that the system basically meets the need of monitoring operating workers at risk situations to wear safety helmets.

"One case of confirmed wild polio virus put at risk the lives of 100, 000 children, " he said.

Brokers, who sell financial products to wealthy private clients, generate fees and do not place bank capital at risk.

But some of the company's most familiar faces may be at risk.

The United States is tentatively emerging from recession but is still at risk of another dip.

Any client with impaired mobility is at risk of developing contractures, postural abnormalities, and pressure sores.

'Drivers'priority should always be getting there safely without putting themselves, young passengers or other road users at risk. '

Although the prime target is police officers, the bomb-planters have not hesitated to put the lives of children at risk.

The unit is based in London, and traders there were given notice on Aug. 27 that their jobs were at risk as required by U.

The Chief Rabbi warned that secular Europe is at risk, however, because its moral relativism can easily be defeated by fundamentalists.

If your cat has diarrhea or vomiting often, he may be at risk for inflammatory bowel disease, colitis, or other problems.

So, a big question that we're facing now and have been for quite a number of years now: Are we at risk of a nuclear attack?

All the control group infants responded to the first or second name call at the age of one year, while 86 per cent in the at-risk group did.

Your computer might be at risk or you might experience unnecessary problems with Windows or your programs.

They minimized the total amount of contrast and carefully screened patients at risk for kidney disease.

The disease is spreading and all the children are at risk.

A small baby at risk, her parents worried about her broken heart, but also faced with no way to pay for her life-saving treatment.

"Under a stress scenario" , concluded Fitch, a (French-owned) ratings agency, last week, "France's AAA-rating would be at risk. "

Even if you are not carrying out one of the specified processes you may be at risk, so wear or use the eye protection provided.

The colourless, pungent gas does not dissipate easily. So bystanders and would-be rescuers are put at risk.

The bill would prohibit proprietary trading if it put the firm's safety and soundness at risk.

"When you look at risk-adjusted growth, India is looking pretty attractive compared to China, " he said.

Over 100 million people are at risk of infection with onchocerciasis in Africa and a few small areas in the Americas and Yemen.

"Children exposed to secondhand smoke are at risk for a wide spectrum of adverse health effects, " senior investigator Dr.

Wherever and whenever a pandemic starts, everyone around the world is at risk.

People at risk for heart disease may need to be tested more frequently so that the results can be used to guide treatment, notes Artinian.

They have either been arrested by the police for minor offences, or have been identified by schools or social workers as being at-risk.

But increased waist circumference is a very easy, practical clinical way of identifying individuals at risk for insulin resistance.

The secretary-general warned that UN offices are increasingly at risk of attacks like the bombing in Abuja.

And, a further 6. 4 million people would be at risk of food insecurity without assistance from the Public Distribution System.

The dashboard helps highlight areas where quality is at risk in the project and where priority should be focused.

No, I am serious. Jack, to tell you the truth, I will be a nightwalker every time after I am drunk. You don't want me to be at risk, do you?

Yes, of course parents like me worry that means our kids are at risk of both being bullied and of bullying others . . .

Young children undergoing cisplatin chemotherapy are known to be at risk for progressive sensorineural hearing loss.

He has let me use his house to put on fund-raising events to raise money for youth at risk programs.

Objective: The radial nerve is at risk during the posterior plating of the humerus.

Earlier this year Microsoft announced that all versions of the browser were at risk of being hacked due to a flaw in the program.

VaR (Value at Risk for short VaR) is a common measure of market risk tools, and can be seen as the cornerstone of market risk measurement.

The referee has the power to cancel a match if he deems the safety of the players to be at risk.

He killed with his own hands when he needed to, but would never put himself at risk.