They took a big risk.

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We were risk takers, of course.

We were in danger of losing our lives.

Tom and Mary risked everything.

We risked our lives for it.

We risked our lives for it.

We risked our lives for it.

I am very grateful.

You've risked enough.

People here played it safe.

I don't want you putting yourself at risk.

I cannot let you do it again.

And what have you got out of it?

We shall regret unto our dying day that we were not of service to you.

Countries recognized that without reserves, they risked losing their economic sovereignty.

Many brave people have risked or lost their lives in defense of this freedom.

And indeed the local residents risked being left without light due to the damage of the wires.

Didn't you take risks making these bills before your wife's eyes?

We risked death together, we'll stay friends back at the village.

But it was either risk getting killed by a gun or risk dying of hunger.

The men that did the work and ran the risks have no rights?

While others took risks or sat in jails, they functioned in official and legal structures.

Just as the Buddhists risked their lives to stand up for democracy in Burma, Christians have done so in other countries.

Without international support, we would not have made this progress and would be at much greater risk of returning to war.

It is a message carved on our hearts.

And it is an injustice to journalists who risk their lives to take photos in the middle of a war.

Men and women had not risked their lives simply to return to the old days of class privilege and social deprivation.

As deadly explosions rocked Tianjin, China, and firefighters were risking their lives last week, local satellite TV was showing cartoons and Korean dramas.

Colleagues in the Greenpeace China office tried to maximize the impact of environmental protection work and sometimes jeopardized their own security within the limits of political restriction.

The witness also reported that pregnant women were increasingly at risk, as they could not reach easily primary health care dispensaries during pregnancy.

But if you allow a financial market to spin wildly until it breaks down, it really does seem that you run the risk of years of economic malaise.

Then in high school, I was gripped by the stories of the Allied soldiers soldiers who left the safety of their own homes and risked their lives to liberate a country and a people that they didn't know.

For Brazil to defend its currency, it was necessary to maintain punishingly high interest rates at home in order to encourage investors, foreign and domestic, to risk keeping their money in Brazil.

This principle was carried forward by groups like Médicins sans Frontières, whose doctors have risked their lives for the last four decades to deliver medical care to the world s most dangerous places.

Leaders now in the race for the province's top post played many significant roles and risked their lives in the search for peace and normalcy for the people of Bougainville.

So for instance, when it was reported on this website that 800 students were at risk because school repairs had stalled due to corruption, the Department of Education in the Philippines took swift action.

The 60 turnout in the January elections and the scenes of Iraqis risking their lives to vote has led to hopes that a political settlement in Iraq may be possible.

The former France player believed that clubs who ran up huge debts in their pursuit of success were effectively cheating and risking ruin if banks or owners withdrew their support.

Welcoming crowds have lined streets and filled train stations in German cities, offering drinks, food, and clothing to the exhausted refugees, many of whom have walked hundreds of miles and risked their lives to get to safety.

Many academics and pundits have castigated regulators and central bankers for their inability to understand the obvious attractions of so called narrow banking, a restoration of Glass Steagall era separation of commercial and investment merchant banking, or dramatically higher capital requirements. If only one of these remedies were adopted, the world would be a safer and happier place, and taxpayers would no longer be at risk of bailing out feckless financiers.

If only one of these remedies were adopted, the world would be a safer and happier place, and taxpayers would no longer be at risk of bailing out feckless financiers.

The tagline Who shot JR?, designed to generate hype around an episode full of emotions in which Hagman's character is nearly killed, generated international speculation and millions of risky dollars wagered in gaming establishments.

And the government is responsive. So for instance, when it was reported on this website that 800 students were at risk because school repairs had stalled due to corruption, the Department of Education in the Philippines took swift action.

There in my little office, I read hastily scribbled letters smuggled out of totalitarian regimes by men and women who were risking imprisonment to inform the outside world of what was happening to them.