71.   He developed a phosphate-based feed additive, only to learn later that the government determined it was dangerous to cattle, he said.

72.   He believes the traffic could prove dangerous to the many horses he keeps around the grounds.

73.   He insults and damages all blacks who turn their backs on Farrakhan because he is dangerous to all Americans.

74.   He is capable of inciting insurrection, but mayhem on the streets could be dangerous to his position and the rule of the Palestinian Authority.

75.   He is getting the kind of fame that could be dangerous to a satirist who claims he must stay angry to write, but Hiaasen seems unfazed.

76.   He is regal and paternal, erratic and authoritative, vindictive and tender, dangerous to himself and others, and old, old, old.

77.   He is as dangerous as the other receivers on the field but equally as dangerous to his own team off it.

78.   He understood that a rampant individualism was as dangerous to the common good as the familiar threats of peril, famine and pestilence.

79.   Her mother, Emina, said music was almost dangerous to Inas because it made the shelling seem unreal.

80.   Here, the people once deemed so dangerous to the state come out, smiling and waving, to greet our patrols.