11.   Glenn Spencer, of Voice of Citizens Together, a group opposed to illegal immigrants, said Hahn was courting political danger.

12.   If he nevertheless studied the guides, he would have come across repeated warnings, in one form or another, of the political dangers posed by shady donations.

13.   If there is political danger for both sides, however, there is also the likelihood that any final deal will significantly drive up federal spending.

14.   It is undetectable outside the region, where commentary on Asia, excluding China, is focused on economic difficulties and political dangers.

15.   Mindful of the political dangers inherent in the decision, bureaucrats are trying to downplay its importance.

16.   None of the three seems to be in imminent political danger.

17.   Other Republicans who advise the administration see serious political danger for Bush, at this particular juncture, if he reinforces the most socially conservative aspects of his image.

18.   Recent events already have demonstrated the political danger presidential candidates confront when they overlook the Mideast pressure cooker about to explode on the international stove.

19.   Susan Estrich, a California law professor and veteran Democratic campaign strategist, sees political danger for anyone who continues to argue for maintaining affirmative action policies.

20.   The announcement signified that even those Southern officeholders who are expected to serve without partisanship perceive political danger in being identified with the Democratic Party.