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dangerous condition

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dangerous condition noun crisis, dangerous sittation, emergency, endangerment, hazard, imperilment, jeopardy, menace, peril, pitfall, predicament, razor's edge, threat, unhealthy situation
Associated concepts: dangerous drugs, dangerous instrumennality, dangerous per se, dangerous substance, dangerous weapon, dangers of the sea, known and obvious dangers
See also: predicament


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A new inspector will be recruited to join a three-man team of officers to crack down on gangmasters who force foreigners to work in dangerous conditions for poor wages.
If you have, never take it for granted as this could be a sign of a very dangerous condition.
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