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It's money for nothing and danger-free as long as you keep shut.'

"You can't have a danger-free plant.

Somehow Emma didn't feel that a night alone with Angus MacKay would be entirely danger-free.

The street people who lived under bridges and in dumpsters were a danger-free source, but even they became alarmed when too many of their kind started going missing.

War is no trivial pursuit, and Mr. Klima risks reducing a flesh-and-blood conflict to a danger-free diversion.

You know the one I mean: as earnest as a children's librarian, enunciating softly and carefully, the sentences rising and falling in predictable, danger-free wavelets.

No nuclear weapon qualifies as a "wooden bomb"-US military slang for a bomb that is trouble-free, maintenance-free, and danger-free under all conditions.

This technique, according to Palamidessi, will bring to experiment the vision of the Inner Light and constitutes a soft and danger-free way to the awaking of kundalini.

Theirs is, at once, the most lonely, monotonous, and dangerous of all our Empire Forces' tasks, and one indispensable for the maintenance of danger-free sea-lanes for the Merchant Service, our lifeline with the world beyond.

That danger-free zone doesn't exist for their on-screen characters and for other fictional children, who have lately been terrorized by dinosaurs, stalked by the Mafia and an evil Terminator and left in the hands of deranged baby sitters.