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

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

And your neighborly duty is to pass the beer along , at risk to your own trousers, to get it to the destination .

The American overall commander, General Stanley McChrystal, has urged his troops to minimise civilian deaths, even at risk to themselves.

Testing of relatives at risk: to clarify genetic status of females at risk before pregnancy or early in pregnancy, to facilitate management.

In particular, the technology and financial sectors seem most at risk to disappointment, notes Mr. Leger.

Young children playing on the floor are particularly at risk to mercury's effects on the central nervous system.

In a bid to avoid big losses, euros would flow from countries deemed at risk to those deemed safe.

If inflation is not a threat, then why put growth at risk to fight inflation?

There is simply too much at risk to allow complete "blind trust" to rule the day.

They are in my opinion at risk to run into legal problems.

More and more national taxpayers' money is now at risk to "save" the euro.

These reactions probably evolved so that mothers would care for their babies even at risk to themselves.

This cuts the amount at risk to $1 trillion.

Encourage women at risk to have an early testing; and;