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The architect bears similar professional risk but still with little control.

With the stakes this high, you have to be willing to take some small professional risks, she told herself.

An impaired professional risks putting patients' health at risk and, in the most extreme cases, can cause death.

But the move is always fraught with professional risk.

This also means that the professional risks accountants run at the moment differ widely.

A. Making a 180-degree change in midcareer can be a big financial and professional risk, but sometimes it is a risk worth taking.

Beyond the ethical perils, there can be physical and professional risks for lawyers specializing in drug cases.

They had taken professional risks, had survived personal disasters.

Most important, both men have taken considerable professional risks to prod their respective bureaucracies to move beyond the cold war.

The architect still bears professional risk and is likely to have less control than in other contractor-led design-build approaches.

Up through our era, the record of the medical profession when it comes to unknown professional risks is reliably spotty.

Stating this incident was not simply a case of "normal professional risk" but rather an avoidable incident.

But the professional risks pay off all around, from the author's vibrant descriptions of southern California to her heroine's new depth of character.

Range of combat training is very broad and includes tactical, fire and physical training the highest professional risk.

The professional risk, however, is the linking of the government driven additions and the professional driven inclusions.

He also presented drafts on secular compulsory primary education, the rights of private employees, professional risks and work-related accidents, among other motions.

A powerful tool for professional risk managers, VaR is portrayed as both easy to misunderstand, and dangerous when misunderstood.

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When Julie Saul opened her gallery in the 1980s, she and her contemporaries took a considerable professional risk by committing themselves to photography.

Administration officials said that she and her researchers had fought hard, at some professional risk, to protect the integrity of the report, but eventually went along with the revisions.

Despite the professional risks involved, many doctors helped women determined to have abortions, recognizing that if they did not, she would turn to a more dangerous, life-threatening route.

He may have taken his biggest professional risk in 1986, by moving his show to Miami from Santiago and reconfiguring it for the North American market.

Evel Knievel may have parked his trusty motorcycle, but America's best-known professional risk taker has hardly retired from leaping into the unknown.

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