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Meanings of become a danger in English

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Usage of become a danger in English
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When people take the drug, they become a danger to themselves and others.
The South African
2
He is a great trouble, and may even become a danger.
Kimono
3
Do you begin to see how success in art may become a danger?
Through stained glass / A Novel
4
Eventually the matter might become a danger to the State.
Foundation and Empire
5
But there are too many to control, and they become a danger to their own witch-masters.
The Scar
6
Soon, they may become a danger, yes?
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
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That craven, then, conceived that I might become a danger to him; so he decided to remove me.
The Sea-Hawk
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Besides the risk they run themselves, they become a danger and an annoyance to every other boat they pass.
Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
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However, nothing seems to be dampening the spirits of this syndicate that is increasingly become a danger to the public.
The South African
10
If nothing is done to help them, they could become a danger to others, because they have nothing left to lose.
Reuters
11
Napoleon was as eager as they were, being in haste to rid himself of an embarrassment which could become a danger.
World's Best Histories — Volume 7: France
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In my experience, children are placed on shorter days when their behaviour has become a danger to other children in the class.
The Irish Times
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The domestic spy chief contacted Coalition politicians in December 2015 to warn them their comments could become a danger to national security.
News.com.au
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But the development of events soon made it clear that the new France had become a danger to the peace of Europe.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 10 — Lives and Letters
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Should you lose your sanity, you might even become a danger to them-butif that is your desire, I can facilitate it.
Ghost Story
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At daybreak tomorrow we have a party to hunt the wolves, which have so multiplied as to become a danger in the forests of late.
Beric the Briton : a Story of the Roman Invasion
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