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prove treacherous

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The most casual glance at the ground showed the surface was very wet and greasy, and would in all probability prove treacherous before the game had progressed very far.
And someone will prove treacherous, making the expedition go perilously askew.
Even when the river looks placid, its swift, converging currents can prove treacherous.
 
 
 
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