precariousness in A Sentence

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    The Precariousness of any given moment.

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    Its abundance inside structures can create an unpleasant effect of gravity and Precariousness.

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    Like people earning money through the gig economy today, the three men were thrown into a world of Precariousness.

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    The global crisis that began in 2007 has contributed to the destruction of many jobs and the Precariousness of others.

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    This comes barely a year after the start of the yellow vest movement, in which people have protested against fuel price hikes and the Precariousness of their lives.

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    It was the dismantling of such dogmas, beginning in the 1700s and ramping up in the 1800s, that set the stage for the enunciation of Fermi's Paradox in the 1900s and leads to our growing appreciation for our cosmic Precariousness today.

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    Humans are naturally omnivorous, and anyone who eschewed animal protein and ate only vegetables in the ancestral environment, in the face of food scarcity and Precariousness of its supply, was not likely to have survived long enough and stayed healthy enough to have left many offspring.

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