| John Gannon, a CIA analyst who has just moved to the private sector, says that he has fired more people in the past eight months than during his entire career in the service. Yet daredevilry has never been more needed. |
| But, remember that the clincher in selecting the winners would be that spark of daredevilry that exemplifies the channel's spirit of action and adventurous. |
| As Mr Menoret discovers, their peculiar blend of motorised daredevilry, Bedouin gallantry, joyful homoeroticism and petty criminality is more than a product of boredom, testosterone and cheap petrol. |
| Playboy-like daredevilry has no place in his strategy. |
| According to the statements of the culprits, they were generally pushed by a sense of pure vandalism or daredevilry, and were drunk in some cases. |
| The evolution of the X Games, in the past decade, from impressive tricks to outright daredevilry can be traced, in large part, to Hoffman's outsized dreaming as a teen-ager in Oklahoma, in the late nineteen-eighties. |
