31.   The free-market practices also have bred new dangers.

32.   The missile data accord was not the only measure intended to cope with the new dangers that have arisen following the Cold War.

33.   The new danger is inflation.

34.   The new danger is that prices will fall too much.

35.   The question is whether the United States can develop such systems and put them in place without stimulating old fears in Russia or China and creating new dangers.

36.   The Soviet occupation and the years of Stalinist rule that followed brought new dangers.

37.   This growing support for limits on special-interest money has produced a new danger, however.

38.   They say the higher levels of spending are needed to shore up combat readiness and take account of the new dangers posed by other nations.

39.   Together gloomy earnings and new danger on the asbestos front have spooked investors.

40.   Today there are new dangers that we must face, Albright said.