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at risk; liable to suffer damage or loss.

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biohazard chance chemical survey electromagnetic radiation hazards endangerment fire hazard gamble hazard hazard lights Hazard table hazard warning device health hazard HERO SAFE ordnance jeopardy moral hazard occupational occupational hazard Oliver Hazard Perry peril			[1304b] equality, as the rich and the common people; so that the part which is between them both is either nothing at all, or too little to be noticed; for if one party is so much more powerful than the other, as to be evidently stronger, that other will not be willing to hazard the danger: for which reason those who are superior in excellence and virtue will never be the cause of seditions; for they will be too few for that purpose when compared to the many. A Treatise on Government by Aristotle View in context			To have it out To have legs To have on To have on the brain To have one's cake dough To have one's ear To have one's fling To have one's handful To have one's hands full To have one's will To have place To have respect of persons To have something on the stock To have the (higher) upper hand To have the advantage of To have the black ox tread on one's foot To have the cards in one's own hands To have the heart in the mouth To have the heels of To have the honor To have the words for To have to do with To have two strings to one's bow To have under the girdle To haw and gee to hazard To head off To head up To heal by the first intention To heal by the second intention To hear a bird sing To hear ill To hear say To hear well To hearken out To heave a cable short To heave a ship ahead To heave a ship down To heave a ship to To heave about To heave at To heave in To heave in sight To heave in stays To heave out a sail To heave taut To heave the lead To heave the log To heave up To heave up anchor To hedge a bet			To have on To have on the brain To have one's cake dough To have one's ear To have one's fling To have one's handful To have one's hands full To have one's will To have place To have respect of persons To have something on the stock To have the (higher) upper hand To have the advantage of To have the black ox tread on one's foot To have the cards in one's own hands To have the heart in the mouth To have the heels of To have the honor to have the hots for To have the words for To have to do with To have two strings to one's bow To have under the girdle To haw and gee to hazard To head off To head up To heal by the first intention To heal by the second intention To hear a bird sing To hear ill To hear say To hear well To hearken out to heart's content to heart's content to heart's content to heart's content to heart's content To heave a cable short To heave a ship ahead To heave a ship down To heave a ship to To heave about To heave at To heave in To heave in sight To heave in stays To heave out a sail To heave taut To heave the lead To heave the log To heave up

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