25 Sep 2011 — Rather than
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We decided to take a taxi rather than getting lost on foot.
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We decided to take a taxi rather than get lost on foot.
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We decided to take a taxi rather than to get lost on foot.
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We decided to take a taxi rather than getting lost on foot.
risk (n.) – the possibility or the chance that something bad, unpleasant, or dangerous may happen
