Word: hazard
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...don’t think that nervous twitches and permanent suspicion are a health hazard. You could even argue that Assassins is a health benefit by motivating competitors to be in top shape. I do think that it’s safe to say that Assassins is a sport in the truest sense, since in the end it’s all a game...
...half million people, the 101st Airborne temporarily occupied an old school. Its walls were cracking, it was covered in dust, and by all appearances it had not been occupied for years. In any city or town in America the building would have been condemned and cordoned off as a hazard. It was not until troops entered the building and noticed 2003 calendars hanging on the walls that anyone realized the building was still...
...mold is found to be a health hazard, the cost of removing it could be about $3.5 million—a price which would push rents up by 68 percent, the board told residents, according to Giovanditto. Such a dramatic increase would jeopardize those mid-income residents whose rents are not government-subsidized, and who make up the majority of Charlesview residents...
Libeskind’s Jewish Museum in Berlin, too, is tied to the stilled remnants of the German Jewish community. He did not hazard the baseness of memorializing the dead at the place of their annihilation. What could a memorial at Auschwitz do but divert us from Auschwitz? There are reasons we do not place gravestones in the charnel pits...
...even kill. Here's the scary part: detection of such chemicals will be next to impossible, even for the Czechs. The small tabs of test paper that G.I.'s carry will not pick them up either. U.S. soldiers in Kuwait's northern desert are training in full bio-hazard suits. While that protective gear may stop military chemical and biological agents, "it has not been designed to deal with every type of chemical that can harm a human being," says Keith McGonigle, who teaches biological and chemical-awareness training. - By Simon Robinson/Kuwait City...