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When a frog leaves the swamp for the mountains, it means it is in danger. — Ugandan
If a snake bites your neighbor, you too are in danger. — African (Swahili)
It is dangerous to eat cherries with the great; they throw the stones at your head. — Danish
Man sees the gain, not the danger. — Chinese
Out of debt, out of danger. — English
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Quiet dogs and still water are dangerous. — German
Shun danger and it will shun you. — Irish
The fire which is screened by elders is not dangerous. — African (Bemba)
The greater the fear, the nearer the danger. — Danish
The fowl is not aware of its danger before it is caught. — Indian (Tamil)
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The danger past, God is forgotten. — English
The danger past, our vows are soon forgotten. — English
The more acquaintance the more danger. — English
The lone sheep is in danger of the wolf. — English
The thief is no danger to the beggar. — Irish
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The most dangerous of wild beasts is a slanderer; of tame ones a flatterer. — English
There's danger in delay. — American
To defer repentance is dangerous. — Irish
To evade danger is not cowardice. — Filipino
Too much luck is dangerous. — Russian
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What is not wisdom is danger. — English
When we have gold we are in fear, when we have none we are in danger. — English
When a neighbor's roof is in flames, one's own is in danger. — Indian (Tamil)
When the fox preaches to the goose , the neck is in danger. — Danish
Without danger we cannot get beyond danger. — English
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