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And there is no evidence in these cities that undercover officers are exposed to greater dangers or are less effective . A chariot race seemed an easy challenge to a man who had overcome greater dangers : when Pelops was only a child his father Tantalus cooked him in a stew , then served him to the Olympian gods , for he was trying to trick the immortals into eating human flesh unknowingly . We continue to pursue these specific goals : first , to protect the present and long-range interests of the United States ; secondly , to preserve the lives of the American hostages and to secure , as quickly as possible , their safe release , if possible , to avoid bloodshed which might further endanger the lives of our fellow citizens ; to enlist the help of other nations in condemning this act of violence , which is shocking and violates the moral and the legal standards of a civilized world ; and also to convince and to persuade the Iranian leaders that the real danger to their nation lies in the north , in the Soviet Union and from the Soviet troops now in Afghanistan , and that the unwarranted Iranian quarrel with the United States hampers their response to this far greater danger to them . The militarization of public safety poses a greater danger to Latin American democracy than any of the ills it is intended to alleviate . Yet they have ignored a perhaps greater danger of violence from the DPA . No wonder people cannot see where the greater danger lies . It befell many , however , that when they had escaped from the city with the greatest danger , they faced the greater danger of death at the hands of the Turks . The first standards in this area , which concerned maternity protection , were supplemented by prohibiting women from doing certain jobs ( utilization of lead , underground work ) and working certain hours ( night work ) in which women were , or thought to be , subjected to greater dangers and exploitation than men .