In court papers filed in Denver, he said, " The exhibits tell a story of the extraordinary risks men possessed with rabid greed will take when they see a once-in-a-lifetime chance to reap billions ."
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During an interview in New York City, where she's promoting her new movie, " The Portrait of a Lady, " actress Nicole Kidman confesses that she is an extraordinary risk-taker, both on-screen and off.
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NASA could have launched another shuttle to rescue the Columbia astronauts if it had known early in the flight how severe the wing damage was and decided it was worth the extraordinary risk to the second ship and crew, the chief accident investigator said Friday.
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Because a biological agent's producers and deliverers are likely to come into contact with very high doses, they would be at extraordinary risk unless wearing a properly fitted mask whenever they are exposed ( making it hard to remain unobtrusive when attempting to disseminate the agent ).
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Sp5 McWethy's profound sense of duty, bravery, and his willingness to accept extraordinary risks in order to help the men of his unit are characteristic of the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit upon himself and the U . S . Army.
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In the movie, based on real events that occurred in 1943 in occupied France, Berri shows the extraordinary risks taken by Lucie Aubrac ( Carole Bouquet ) to rescue her Resistance-fighter husband, Raymond ( Daniel Auteuil ), from his German captors, who have condemned him to death.
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While $ 200, 000 is peanuts compared with the $ 600 million of net income Morgan Stanley generated last year, the firm is citing the incident to push for changes in SOES . Some aspects of the system are " unfair " and expose market makers to " extraordinary risks,"
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For this great triumph, the just reward of superior seamanship and strategy at an early stage of the engagement, Juel's experienced eye told him that the wind in the course of the day would shift from S . W . to W . and he took extraordinary risks accordingly; he was made lieutenant admiral general and a privy councillor.
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Movies don't get much better than what England's Mike Figgis has assembled here, using about equal measures of a doomed author's brutal honesty, a practically seamless fusion of words and pictures, and Cage's own tendency to take extraordinary risks without regard for any " image " of " stardom ."
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Rather, an awareness Bangladesh's freedom struggle, the time of idealism and hope after independence, and the long dark period of military rule after the assassination of the new nation s first democratically elected leader, Sheikh Mujib Rahman, should help readers from less turbulent parts of the world understand the potentially explosive impact of a particular literary work and the extraordinary risks that a writer may take in writing and publishing it.
