1.   Danger lies only where too much zeal is applied to redressing the cultural balance.

2.   The real danger lies in a too enthusiastic recording of very doubtful features as Marine terraces.

3.   The real danger lies in unburnt rocket fuel that falls with the metal.

4.   Although it is not clear where the danger lay, it appears that, used as an abbreviation, CDTV cannot infringe third party rights.

5.   And in between, danger lies in the social and cultural tensions that have made natural enemies of these separate classes.

6.   And therein lies a danger.

7.   And therein lies the danger, for we know that what legislators may give today, they might take away tomorrow.

8.   And therein lies the danger, says New York University nutritionist and molecular biologist Marion Nestle.

9.   Another danger lies in combining two giant corporations with very different business cultures.

10.   Anyway, whether you blame the High Priest or the Temple prostitutes, the real danger lies in cultism itself.