11.   But with that comes the danger that they once again become the kind of local bosses that in the past ruled their regions with iron fists.

12.   Danger came naturally, as did her self-mocking humor.

13.   Danger comes off him.

14.   Environmentalists said that the major danger could come as nuclear plant owners struggle to make their plants competitive, possibly cutting corners on safety.

15.   I think the danger comes in the extraordinary power of obedience.

16.   Maybe the greater danger comes from jockeys who are weak or woozy from the effects of shedding weight.

17.   Most assuredly the danger does not come from Janet Reno or Hillary Clinton.

18.   Now Canseco was going to have to expose himself in right field, where the dangers come from the front and the back.

19.   Rather, the danger would come from the release of high levels of radiation caused by a break in the protective barriers that seal in radiation produced by reactors.

20.   That is almost certainly apocryphal, but the danger comes up in almost any conversation about the place.