51.   The one great remaining danger is that the next president will be viewed as having won the office illegitimately.

52.   There is a great danger that the bloodshed will pass a point of no return, that intercommunal resentments will be transmuted into an archaic cycle of vengeance.

53.   There would then be a great danger of Japan feeling compelled to annul its postwar security doctrine and go nuclear.

54.   These great dangers are often underappreciated, however.

55.   They tell us we are in great danger, but to go back to your normal life.

56.   Three young companions brave great danger in this fantasy series.

57.   When the earthquake ended, there were aftershocks to deal with, but you knew the great danger had passed.

58.   When the fanatics who are there get blown to oblivion, however, there will still be a great danger afoot in the world.

59.   Peres told Grachev that Iranian possession of nuclear arms would also pose a great danger to the Arab states and their future.

60.   At that time, Sullivan said it appeared to have been an isolated incident and Dahmer was not believed to be in great danger.