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These health hazards may be found where you live, work, or play.

Some common hazards in the home might make you more likely to fall.

But those are natural hazards, actually of the man's own making.

Control of government must rest with the former, because they have most at hazard.

If left on their own, they were a hazard to every living thing in the area.

This can be a hazard, especially if small children are around.

This building will be a fire and living hazard for those around it.

For the moment, Washington shows little fear of such hazards.

But making such changes to your body or skin can be a real health hazard.

Maybe she thought of it as hazard pay, or something like that.

"There should be some relationship between the money spent and the hazard," he said.

The hazards are significant even at 5 parts per million.

Keep reading to find out more about these potential health hazards.

Consider it a form of hazard pay, if you like.

I pulled over, put my hazards on, and got out to call for help.

The presence of the road was not the only hazard.

Also there are no major environmental issues or natural hazards.

You're a hazard out there with him, just as he said.

But even in a place like this, it can be a hazard.

Still, the hazards of the new American strategy seemed clear enough.

"A strong case can be made that this is no hazard."

In addition, there are what might best be called natural hazards.

The analysis showed no evidence of health hazards to children.

Fire is one of the most dangerous hazards in space.

Some of the greatest hazards to the eyes are in the home.

Yet here were five more people whose lives would be hazarded with his.

Father and daughter phone each other before hazarding a visit.

No one hazarded a guess as to what that meant.

Then the question of taking a risk and hazarding his future did not apply.

"Perhaps it is simply the way of a mother," he hazarded.

After that he was so good to me, you might have supposed I had done something wonderful, instead of hazarding his life.

Lena hazarded a look at Smith, but he had not seen anything.

After a minute, having heard and smelled nothing, he hazarded a look.

"Made of some stuff like water or glass," he hazarded.

She eased away from him before hazarding to meet his gaze.

Nor beyond the fact that the truth was not in him, can explanation be hazarded.

They did not get the death penalty, as this hazarded too much international criticism.

At least it kept me from making a fool of myself and hazarding a diagnosis.

But if he hazarded the Tower, there would be no chance whatsoever.

Each of them, when the other was not looking, hazarded a sly glance.

YOU must have been there, one of the girls hazarded.

When he learned what had happened, the pope hazarded a protest, but it was too late.

"I think it was some sort of small lizard," she hazarded.

Perhaps that was why Molly considered hazarding onto the porch.

Then, hazarding his entire career, he unlocked the operations room door.

Then, hazarding a guess, he asked, "Is she your daughter?"

McCoy hazarded a look over his shoulder at the leak.

Hazarding a guess, Tom supposed they had to be going several thousand kilometers an hour- easy.

The latter reform cannot be introduced without hazarding some risks.

Wilson had his eye on Tom when he hazarded this guess, to see what effect it would produce.