Word: dangering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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DePalma uses familiar devices for familiar effects. He considerably subdues his revolving camera here, although when it arcs slowly around Douglas during the first scene, taking in the surrounding beach area, it conveys with great subtlety the oncoming danger. DePalma stages the most powerful action sequence, the escape of Gillian from the parapsychic institute, in slowmotion, lingering over all the deaths. He characterizes his performers by how beautifully they bleed; a little snit in Gillian's school has blood dribble from her nose all over her lunch, but Carrie Snodgrass' blood splashes lovingly, lyrically over a windshield. Clearly, the more...
...horror, the massacre was just one reminder of the intractable realities facing the Carter Administration in its efforts to keep the Middle East peace momentum alive. Even before it occurred, the capital fairly reverberated last week with danger signals from several interested parties...
Nasser's attitude changed, however, after the revolution broke out and he took his place at the helm. In 1953, when conflicts rocked the Revolutionary Command Council (to the extent of actually posing a danger to the revolution and the entire future of Egypt), I called on him at home and said...
About 400 students attended the teachin, which featured lectures, films and workshops on the danger of alternatives to nuclear energy and the danger of nuclear power...
...danger to human health from nuclear reactors centers on the reactors' radioactive waste products, such as plutonium, which are known to cause cancer. Plutonium is also used in making nuclear weapons...