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If it riskily addresses modern issues and is - what a bonus!

Hadn't he said to himself he wanted to live a little more riskily?

This, the organization decided, made him riskily unpredictable and, the wages of sin being life, the hit was canceled.

Second, whenever you chooses to use the character's abilities or flip riskily to let other know who you are.

Though department regulators suspected that Franklin American's money was being invested riskily, they were slow to investigate.

It begins, riskily enough, by posing a set of decidedly abstract questions that at first seem more suited to a philosophy class than a picture book.

Less noticed restrictions on top pension relief will yield even more - but all this is riskily late for Labour to reap the rewards.

The show is based riskily on the classic premises that everyone has a story to tell and that no examined life is truly boring.

I get riskily mischievous.

His plan was being laid very carefully, but just a little riskily; and the more he could divert suspicion on to others, the better it would be.

Then, riskily, 'It's wonderful to have you back.'

It attempted to manage in sheer number of rounds expended what simple good marksmanship and a single bullet might have accomplished far less riskily.

And she surely is riskily remiss in disregarding the rules laid down by the anthropologist (where can he have disappeared to?)

(Unsworth reportedly planned to do a straightforward Nelson biography; riskily but probably wisely, he gave it up.

Now, the most serious growers make their own wine, riskily leaving the grapes on the vines longer and severely lowering crop levels to produce more intense wines.

Visentini riskily tried to recover the gap alone but finished several minutes behind Roche who took back the maglia rosa.

A recognizable, popular scene with exquisite camera movements from the film would be the car-driving scene; two Porsches riskily speeding down a long tunnel.

Boehm was tempted to bid a direct four no-trump, but that would have forced him to play riskily in five diamonds if his partner showed one ace.

"Gamblers often put winnings in a separate pocket and bet them more riskily, even though that makes no sense," said Richard Thaler, a Cornell economist.

Bending riskily forward as far as she could, with her arm at full stretch from the end of the rope, Sheila at last managed to grasp his hand.

As Lee remarks after riskily rescuing the track's fortunes: "For years I asked hundreds, literally hundreds of people, why they'd bought the old houses they lived in.

Miss Moore has been splended in an unusually large number of ballets this season, and she opts, riskily, for numbness to embody Hagar's emotional repression.

Boston College had played this dangerous game much of the season, walking a perilous tightrope, riskily falling behind, teetering, only to right itself and reach a safe landing at the end.

He behaved, I think, very riskily, like in that joke: Someone asks Rockefeller, 'Will you marry your daughter to Ivanov the welder?'

The pianist prefaced it with Dominico Zipoli's "Aria," in which he pulled at the melodic line, riskily stretching it into a reflective meditation.