Or help people who might be in peril for some reason?

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Independent studies from around ground zero have shown concentrations of pollutants higher than official samples, but experts say the surrounding community does not appear to be in peril.

CNN: Air quality concerns hover over ground zero

Alas, this unique relationship may be in peril.

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More than 50 GPs in new clinical commissioning groups have warned that the NHS in England may be "in peril" if government changes are derailed.

BBC: Group of GPs warns of 'peril' if NHS changes fail

And the right to a fair trial must not be put in peril.

ECONOMIST: Anxiety about wiretapping

So if the best rationale for fiat currency is the flexibility it affords government in times of peril, then their prescription should be that we should only unhinge the dollar from gold in rough waters.

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Marriage proper is in peril, the church argues, and would be further compromised if attractive alternatives were made available.

ECONOMIST: Cohabitation

Organizations ignore data at their peril, and there will only be more of it in the future.

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Such action must continue to be fully encouraged, not effectively precluded by making it something we engage in at our peril.

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It may be that an alleged drug dealer in Florida will make life safer and more predictable for businessmen and others throughout the nation who, in good faith, proceed with their jobs unaware of the peril that might be looming.

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