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• All the figures, with thick lips and wide, happy-go-lucky grins (wholly inappropriate to the perilous mission), are mordant caricatures of the old stereotype.

• Moral achievement, perilous danger, and individual action, rather than the specific details of an expedition's instructions or successes, were thrust to centre stage.

• It was an intellectually courageous but often perilous balancing act.

• With the outbreak of war, crossing the road became newly perilous.

• Moving cultures : the perilous problems of cultural dichotomies in a globalizing society.

• He rows out through perilous and stormy seas.

• Even at this early stage in the century the perilous bear encounter had become a central part of the imaginative stock-in-trade.

• This phenomenon is perilous, because the discrete solutions will 'look' correct and even display nice convergence as the meshes are refined.

• Such conditions became especially perilous for older people when declines in health and support networks were mirrored in changes in the immediate locality.

• They had done the last actions necessar y to create hazards and were unavailable to do further actions to reverse the perilous conditions they created.

• Of course, touting highland minorities as fierce warriors was a potentially perilous marketing strategy.

• Figures have been thrown out so capriciously in the literature that it is perilous to base one's computation on them.

• On the other hand, performance-wise the situation is much less healthy, in fact it's perilous.

• Cutting a text can also be a perilous business.

• But the consistent focus of the magazine suggests that the perilous state of men is more than a rhetorical ploy.