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...unlikely to subside. Dassault's president Charles Edelstenne said yesterday that criticisms over Libya's human-rights records were irrelevant to his negotiations. "If we start to enter into that debate there wouldn't be any international trade," he said. Yet other doubts could also emerge, including the real danger of selling lethal weaponry to an uncertain ally, who has only just emerged from a very long isolation. Says Brookes: "If Libyan Rafales were to end up with a third party who used them against Western forces, the French government could be seriously embarrassed." More embarrassing, perhaps, would be losing...
...children can't get immunized, is there a danger that we will see more meningitis outbreaks...
...interested in finding terrorists or creating them?" says Joshua Dratel, who has defended a number of suspects in other terrorism cases. "Even in cases where people are found guilty, I'm not sure that [this strategy] is necessarily finding people who are a genuine danger. What it's really doing is finding people who - with enough inducement and encouragement - may do something. But whether they would ever do anything on their own, we'll never know...
...coating the campus is making getting to lecture (or worse—wobbling to final clubs in heels) downright perilous. But don’t add trendy tractional hiking boots to your non-denominational holiday gift list yet—FM went to UHS to see how much danger we’re really in. “In terms of slipping and falling on the ice or something, you’re probably going to be more concerned with the elderly, people who might break their hip in a fall. The young and the healthy, yeah, you fall...
...formed at the margins of the Iraqi war in Syria and Lebanon. And all countries have been surprised to find converts at the heart of both successful and thwarted terror strikes. "Anyone who thinks they're figuring things out and have gotten control of this threat is in dire danger of learning otherwise," the French investigator says of his peers. "It's constantly changing, which makes it constantly dangerous...