61.   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.

62.   That is perfect for videotaping sleeping children without turning on the lights, but not good enough to see danger in the woods before it sees you.

63.   The Business Council of chief executives of large U.S. corporations also sees little danger from inflation because competition keeps companies from raising prices.

64.   The novelist himself saw similar dangers emerging.

65.   The Palestinian Authority apparently sees the danger.

66.   The wonder to me is that Ralph Nader, intelligent as he is, does not see the dangers.

67.   There is a creeping grimness that sees dangers everywhere.

68.   Those who support Daly see a danger in allowing the Center for Individual Rights to pressure Daly into retiring.

69.   Too much of the press voices such criticism, unable to see the dangers of a prosecutor with no restraints of time or money.

70.   U.S. central bankers themselves have said they see a danger of wage inflation if employers have trouble finding enough job applicants to fill positions.