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There could have been danger behind every tree or around any bend in the road . " Big business , politics , religion - there is danger on every side . To this day , the elbow which the Nile forms at the point where it is forced aside into the new channel is guarded with the greatest care by the Persians , and strengthened every year ; for if the river were to burst out at this place , and pour over the mound , there would be danger of Memphis being completely overwhelmed by the flood . Fibers are not a danger unless they are released and inhaled into the lungs . Would it be reasonable that he should be allowed to call in question the rights of the possessor , when by his own fault he has suffered matters to proceed to such a state that there would be danger of mistaking the truth ? " But , if not now ( it may be said ) , at least hereafter , when all are fit to have votes , and when all men and women are admitted to vote in virtue of their fitness ; then there can no longer be danger of class legislation ; then the electors , being the nation , can have no interest apart from the general interest : even if individuals still vote according to private or class inducements , the majority will have no such inducement ; and as there will then be no non-electors to whom they ought to be responsible , the effect of the ballot , excluding none but the sinister influences , will be wholly beneficial . In 1924 Stalin specifically defended the retention of the " organs of suppression , " meaning , among others , the army and the secret police , on the ground that " as long as there is a capitalistic encirclement there will be danger of intervention with all the consequences that flow from that danger . If the victim has ingested a chemical , toxic vomitus also may pose a danger through direct contact or off-gassing vapor .