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

"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. "

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

"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.

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

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?

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

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

However, there are often a few warning signs that indicate that your job (or even your whole division) may be at risk.

In the long run, such research could lead to new ways to treat people for high cholesterol or detect who may be at risk for heart disease.

FDA inspections focus on foods known to be at risk for contamination, including fish, shellfish, fruit and vegetables.

Women exposed to certain chemicals and natural substances are known to be at risk of developing the breathing condition.

However, if your car manufacturer goes out of business, your warranty may be at risk.

He knew he may be at risk because he was too young, but he told himself that he won't regret for his decision.

With an increasing elderly population in many countries, more people will be at risk of age-related visual impairment.

His life will also be at risk when crossing rivers in his tiny kayak and clambering across treacherous terrain.

And should the wave of popular discontent continue to swell, unpopular governments in much bigger oil exporting countries could be at risk.

Testing in existing health facilities or linked to services for populations deemed to be at risk.

If these are not eased, bank earnings and capital as well as the prospects for a wider economic recovery may be at risk.

The credit rating of the EFSF, which rests on the six AAA countries, would be at risk.

It is worth noting that the report also found the American border to be at risk.

Without corrective action the continued flow of aid may be at risk.

According to a burgeoning body of research, children who don't sleep enough may be at risk for health problems later in life.

Virtually any job that now involves answering questions and conducting commercial transactions by telephone will soon be at risk.

Schools that fail to comply would be at risk of losing federal aid or facing legal sanctions.

Using MR spectroscopy, an MRI-type scan, researchers identified people who may be at risk for developing Alzheimer's.

People who are physically inactive are twice as likely to be at risk for heart disease or stroke.

The agency's "weakest link" category contains 290 firms, with nearly $370 billion of debt, that are deemed to be at risk of failure.

Only 32 countries were formerly believed to be at risk of not achieving education for all on the basis of enrollment rates.

"Every time a cell divides, it's going to be at risk of developing into cancer, " Campisi says.

Staph reproduces in sweaty, salty environments, so the longer you stay in your gym clothes the more likely you are to be at risk.

Without adequate security, your customers'credit and their identities could be at risk.

People who give and receive tattoos , piercings, and scarification procedures can also be at risk of infection.

Future intelligence-sharing operations were said to be at risk.

Until we know which parts, if any, failed on Flight 447, it is impossible to know which other planes might be at risk.

Mr Thomas even believes China could be at risk, joining some hedge fund managers in fretting about the fast-growing economy.

And if that happens, then your daughter will be at risk for the all-too-common substitution of sexuality in place of spirituality.

But because so much depends on who is at the top, that continuity will be at risk in the presidential election next year.

Contact-lens users could also be at risk because the lenses act as a reservoir for the chemicals.

If Mr Kim dies now, North Korea's very future as a state will be at risk.

Soon other large financial institutions were found to also be at risk.

But the South, having tasted independence, does not want to rejoin a union where slavery would be at risk.

So surely the highest-profile incumbent senator, majority leader Harry Reid, must be at risk of losing this November?

A person with PTSD may show poor control over his or her impulses and may be at risk for suicide.

Fourth, and critically important, some creditors and not just equity owners must be at risk, which is clearly the case with sub debt.

And our cities are going to be at risk too, because a lot of these are coastal cities.

Oxfam predicts 30m more people could be at risk of famine as a result of global warming.

Relations at the top have turned nasty. The joint venture could even be at risk.

The New York Times book section may also be at risk.

Three months ago, China's investment looked to be at risk.

The Cook Islands, Kiribati, Niue, Tonga, the Solomon Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu could also all be at risk.

Currently, 610 million people are considered to be at risk from the disease in Africa.

Technology addicts may be at risk of sagging jowls, according toaesthetic experts.

The study indicated that who used GPS-like stimulus-response could be at risk for showing atrophy of the hippocampus over time.

It has come to our attention that your account security may be at risk.

He warned that stability and security will be at risk if salaries, unpaid for four months, aren't delivered.

Many of those workers will be at risk of losing their jobs unless production makes a sustained recovery soon.

Persons in the following circumstances may be at risk of malnutrition.

How Can I Tell if Someone I Know, Train With, or Coach May Be at Risk for Bone Loss, Fracture, and Other Health Problems?

But many of those jobs will be at risk as the retail recession bites in earnest.

Overweight people would be at risk from diseases such as diabetes, heart problems and high blood pressure.

But many of those jobs will be at risk as the retail recession bites in earnest.

Overweight people would be at risk from diseases such as diabetes, heart problems and high blood pressure.

Food sold on side-walks may be at risk of being contaminated by dust and other pollutants.

Technology addicts may be at risk of sagging jowls, according to aesthetic experts.

Sokol made a profit of about $3 million -- a gain that could be at risk.

These huge moves would be at risk if the Fed does something unexpected or markets have a rethink about what it all means.

How does your doctor know if you may be at risk for heart disease?

I was vaccinated after coming to America as a kid but I might still be at risk because the vaccine doesn't help someone who has the virus.

Many people are concerned that they may be at risk of catching these diseases from colleagues at work.

But without further funding millions of people will still be at risk of the disease, according to public health experts.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank calculate that more than E400m ($780m) of BA revenue could be at risk.

He may not be at risk for any particular disease.

Islands world-wide will be at risk, as will major cities like Singapore.

Anyone may be at risk for DVT but the more risk factors you have, the greater your chances are of developing it.

You're too important to Umbrella to be at risk.

You can be at risk of sexual abuse or rape.

We pay special attention to the needs of women who are victims of domestic violence or assault and who may be at risk.

Private bondholders are served notice that they will be at risk from mid-2013 when the new regime comes into force.

If neither side gives in, the 2011 season could be at risk.

Still, the totemic 8% growth mark will be at risk early next year.

This licence could now be at risk.

If your CD4 count drops below 200, you will be at risk of catching many different types of infection.

Going out at night may be at risk.

Be at risk of having a sleep problem such as obstructive sleep apnea (20% vs. less than 1%) and restless legs syndrome (14% vs. 4%).

And in 2010 Britain may be at risk.

Those with vascular depression may have, or be at risk for, co-existing heart disease or stroke. 18