1.   Another risk may come from cleaning the machinery.

2.   But along with that tactic comes the risk that Simpson could characterize himself or his relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson in a favorable light, she said.

3.   But with cutting-edge design comes cutting-edge risk.

4.   But with freedom comes risk.

5.   But with the prospect for national recognition comes domestic risk.

6.   But with that freedom comes risk.

7.   But with that size comes additional risk that the company would just as soon avoid, or at least reduce.

8.   Cookie dough at home is made with raw eggs, which is where the salmonella risk comes in.

9.   Dan would rather spend this time warning young people that the greatest risks of AIDS come from unsafe sex and shared needles.

10.   First comes credit risk -- the chance that the institution or people who stand behind the borrowings might default on the payments.