They come out and threaten all of us; they threaten the world order; they threaten our economy; they threaten our very country.
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You know, when you threaten them, they'll threaten you back.
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Threaten me, but don't threaten my wife or say something about my kids.
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But even 280 characters seems insufficient to threaten -- or maybe more than threaten?
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It can threaten our food supply Melting glaciers also threaten the food supply.
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So I would say they should threaten very quietly if they want to threaten.
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North Korea, for now anyway, does not threaten China, but it does threaten us.
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And to ask that we threaten this amazing new freedom is to threaten the original freedom.
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He's not going to go around threatening Guam, he's not going to threaten the United States, and he's not going to threaten Japan and he's not going to threaten South Korea.
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He's not going to go around threatening Guam, and he's not going to threaten the United States, and he's not going to threaten Japan, and he's not going to threaten South Korea.
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He's not going to go around threatening Guam and he's not going to threaten the United States and he's not going to threaten Japan, and he's not going to threaten South Korea.
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The message was clear: the quickest way to threaten Trump — and Putin's — power was to threaten their masculinity.
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In April, he said that "LGBT and gender movements threaten our identity, threaten our nation, threaten the Polish state"; earlier this month he condemned LGBTQ pride marches as a "travelling theater" designed to provoke and cause harm.
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Arkansas (252-26, 219-22013) would never threaten after that; in reality, it did not threaten much before that sequence, either.
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They threaten the dignity of those residents stopped, too often threaten their safety, and undermine already fragile trust in law enforcement.
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" Credico replied, "You don't have a constitutional right to threaten me and especially not threaten my dog ...you crossed a red line.
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More importantly, he did not directly threaten nuclear war with North Korea or threaten to withdraw US forces from the Korean Peninsula.
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Such trends threaten to squeeze out other national priorities, such as defense and infrastructure investment, and also threaten to slow economic growth.
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A key takeaway of the paper, he said, is that when nations threaten to nuke one another, they threaten their own safety, too.
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"We want to make crystal clear if you threaten our forces, if you threaten our ships, we'll respond," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said Thursday.
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He's not going to go around threatening Guam and he's not going to threaten the United States and he's not going to threaten Japan.
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The truth is that President Trump has made it clear that this administration will not tolerate the regime in North Korea possessing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles that threaten our people, that threaten the United States of America, that threaten our allies in the region.
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You probably depend on your Mac or PC for "real work," and so updating on day one could threaten that real work — literally threaten your livelihood.
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"No person ... shall intimidate, threaten or coerce, or attempt to intimidate, threaten or coerce any person for voting or attempting to vote," according to federal law.
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We cannot allow anyone to threaten or call into question the humanity of people on our campus, but we cannot threaten people who do so either.
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In Bennett's view, the effects of suspending the exercise on job expertise and cross-alliance relationships that threaten readiness might, in turn, threaten the alliance's credibility.
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"Iran's missiles prolong war and suffering in the Middle East, they threaten our security and economic interests and they especially threaten Saudi Arabia and Israel," he added.
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"Iran's missiles prolong war and suffering in the Middle East, they threaten our security and economic interests and they especially threaten Saudi Arabia and Israel," he said.
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"This is a very urgent priority that nations around the world would come together and enhance maritime security ... This is one of the most critical shipping lines and we cannot allow Iran to threaten the free flow of commerce, to threaten lives, to threaten maritime catastrophes," Hook told reporters.
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"You probably depend on your Mac or PC for 'real work,' and so updating on day one could threaten that real work — literally threaten your livelihood," Bohn writes.
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Let's not let this election threaten the openness of our society by remaining complacent in the face of several policies rooted in fear that could threaten our growth.
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It's important that startups audit not only those businesses whose bottom lines they will immediately threaten (pending market penetration), but also those they may grow to threaten. Why?
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"You can have your opinion and exercise your first amendment right all you want, but you cannot threaten people and you cannot threaten to commit crimes," he said.
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"Why would people threaten the hall, threaten the people who booked the show, when in fact the people who are coming are those who are buying tickets?" he said.
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"There are people who believe they have the right to block roads, to threaten others, to threaten me, with guns," Ecology Minister Francois de Rugy said on franceinfo radio.
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Kim only agreed to stop testing long-range missiles that threaten the US mainland, but short-range missiles in theory threaten North Korea's neighbors and the US troops stationed there.
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President Trump and his administration regularly threaten reproductive rights, undermine protections for sexual assault survivors, attack civil rights, and threaten immigrants, LGBTQ people, Muslims, indigenous people, and other marginalized groups.
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The tragic record of shootings and killings threaten our national security from within the borders of our cities and states as foreign terrorist organizations threaten our security beyond the shores.
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Poor air quality, extreme weather and wildfires threaten the Great Plains, while food- and water-related infections and mosquito- and tick-borne diseases threaten the Midwest, according to the consortium's report.
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" He criticized "demonstrations, parades and protests which create tensions and threaten violence and threaten lives," and argued, "it is better to settle these matters in the courts than on the streets.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE told Hill.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE won Texas?
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And those other elements have come out of those safe havens that ultimately threaten my troops, threaten the Afghan troops, and the Afghan society, the Afghan civilians, and ultimately the Afghan government.
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It's not okay for someone to threaten violence against another, but its fine for our President to threaten nuclear action toward North Korea: #Twitter's we're-just-the-platform approach is getting old.
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American Airlines continues to believe that the President and his administration will stand up to foreign governments to end massive carrier subsidies that threaten the U.S. aviation industry and that threaten American jobs.
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NEW DELHI — Police forces across India have reinforced security for the Thursday opening of a contentious film that has prompted hundreds of women to threaten mass suicide and other people to threaten murder.
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The European Commission warns that the changes threaten judicial independence.
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You can't threaten people, no matter what you've been through.
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Despite our best efforts, climate change continues to threaten humanity.
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That, however, should not threaten the stability of the euro.
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He said it would threaten the survival of Romanian bears.
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Johnson never appears to physically threaten or resist the officers.
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But a continued price decline would threaten recent robust earnings.
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Jitters leading to capital outflows could threaten a financial crisis.
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Still, Smart and others have concerns Barzee might threaten others.
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"That's different than things that threaten our kids at school."
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Does ISIS threaten our ability to survive as a nation?
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It is these sanctions which most threaten Mr Maduro's government.
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Corruption investigations in Latin America threaten democracy in two ways.
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The storm is not expected to threaten the United States.
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Citizens fear that the plan would threaten Hong Kong's autonomy.
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The pharma industry argues importing drugs could threaten consumer safety.
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Brexit and Mr Corbyn threaten this formula in three ways.
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He does not threaten to set the world on fire.
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Small mundane moments threaten to overshadow the actual subject matter.
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"Robyn did threaten to rage on my ass," Lauria admitted.
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But, as dark clouds threaten, how will the country cope?
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She uses her obscene wealth & lawyer droids to threaten & bully.
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It's not worth it to insist or to threaten reprisals.
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"I don't think it's appropriate to threaten funding," said Gardner.
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Together, they nevertheless threaten fellow tech giants, Hollywood and banks.
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Manoj begins to threaten Anuja, switching between scolding and cajoling.
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If they don't oblige, she says she'll threaten legal action.
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Nativist policies threaten not just American values, but its economy.
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He says he's never nor would he threaten her physically.
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She also said she didn't threaten anyone during the dispute.
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"You're not the first man to threaten me," Ford says.
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The curbs threaten global supplies of memory chips and smartphones.
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It's not only the feds that threaten dark web marketplaces.
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Nor will it threaten the privacy of the average citizen.
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My homosexuality doesn't threaten the consciences of my fellow humans.
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Yet he found a way to threaten me with deportation.
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Big harvests threaten to prolong the pain well into 82.53.
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He always threaten me if I didn't give him money.
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Innovations such as driverless cars may threaten millions of jobs.
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Some are worried that the bill may threaten free speech.
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Dark winds threaten to make a terrible storm even worse.
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Also, will Britain's exit from the EU threaten workers' rights?
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Critics of the proposal say it could threaten public safety.
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That prompted border closures that threaten the EU's Schengen system.
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The orchestrated efforts of that cohort to harass and threaten
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I didn't threaten to round people up in my truck.
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Why are politicians so keen to threaten the military option?
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Are there specific risks that could threaten the customer relationship?
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Apart, but especially together, China's efforts threaten U.S. international leadership.
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This, in turn, could threaten to derail global economic growth.
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MORE (Ariz.) — but neither will threaten her chances in committee.
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Rising sea levels and coastal erosion threaten the island nation.
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The gangs began to threaten and try to extort her.
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Rosenstein, did you threaten staffers on the House Intelligence Committee?
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They say it would exploit investors and threaten retirement savings.
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And one shareholder, T.Rowe Price did threaten to do that.
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Automation and sinking trucker pay threaten America's millions of truckers.
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Exceptions would be made for bears that threaten public safety.
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The blazes have destroyed seven homes and threaten 210,153 others.
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The blazes have destroyed seven homes and threaten 22019,26 others.
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Republicans often threaten to cut federal funds for Planned Parenthood.
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Other countries might threaten to withhold cooperation in other areas.
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If we threaten people, how will they tick for us?
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Any deviation will threaten a doctor's ability to practice medicine.
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It will threaten and it might choose to walk out.
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The storms threaten to disrupt millions of Thanksgiving travel plans.
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Work stoppages over coronavirus concerns threaten opportunities to move forward.
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Trump's inaction does not simply threaten to exacerbate a pandemic.
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Anyone Trump nominates is going to threaten Roe v. Wade.
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For example, they threaten to kill people for wearing jeans.
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And so instead of making speeches, you intimidate and threaten.
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A rainstorm will soon threaten the entire crowd with electrocution.
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They can't now threaten a shutdown to get their demands.
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Once they left there were no more families to threaten.
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And if we refused, they'd threaten to push us off.
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A variety of factors already threaten to undermine the count.
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They threaten this country and liberal democracies around the world.
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It was not expected to threaten the continental United States.
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Did Senate Democrat leader Schumer just threaten two conservative justices?
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Next, maybe she'll threaten to NOT send us anymore legislation?
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Jamison takes no steps that would threaten her intellectual authority.
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Rolling back stricter standards could threaten any momentum, experts say.
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But shifts in the industry threaten to savage its business.
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Extortion is where I threaten you into doing something corrupt.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.). Sen.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.). Sen.
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But even the most conservative calculations threaten millions of workers.
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My attorney had to threaten them to release the tape.
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I threaten suicide, which I have not thought seriously about.
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Trump allies are saying Stone didn't really threaten a witness.
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Despite the agreement, Erdogan had continued to threaten an attack.
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First, the Houthis can threaten the Red Sea's strategic waterway.
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You better pay attention because those hills threaten world peace.
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Their quest to get Piper could threaten Jo's entire family.
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It's not simply symbolic to threaten such places, she says.
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The Taliban control or threaten large swathes of the countryside.
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Deforestation and disease threaten them now, and climate change looms.
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There are still some hurdles that threaten the market's gains.
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But his offense did not seem to threaten the republic.
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Senators can also threaten to filibuster amendments and other motions.
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The improvements should ease traffic bottlenecks that threaten economic growth.
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"Indeed they threaten to retaliate against our family," she said.
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The revelations threaten to cast a shadow over Moore's campaign.
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Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs threaten to be much worse.
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In so doing, they threaten our environment and our health.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE can win Texas?
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Well, at least Mr. Trump didn't threaten to invade Australia.
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Witnesses told police that Lopez did not verbally threaten Dunn.
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But they warned that regulatory hurdles still threaten any deal.
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He's unsure if the injuries will threaten his NFL career.
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Rising temperatures and droughts threaten our food and water supplies.
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She worried that a border wall would threaten migrating species.
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The new DOJ quotas threaten the impartiality of immigration judges.
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A poor credit history can threaten a soldier's security clearance.
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But they threaten to hollow out a core American ideal.
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Trump tells Iranian president to "NEVER, EVER THREATEN" the U.S.
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But the economic tailwinds that made such grandiose plans possible have abated, so Turkey is now facing an economic reckoning which could threaten the canal's completion and is starting to threaten other emerging markets, too.
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The White House "rejects any efforts by militias within Lebanon or by any foreign forces to threaten Lebanon's stability ... or use Lebanon as a base from which to threaten others in the region," it said.
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Add to that a summit with Kim Jong Un merely to threaten him with war — at the same time as we threaten Iran, attempt to deter China and Russia and fight terrorism across the world.
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Each step is carefully placed, as your insides threaten to shatter.
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Andrew M. Cuomo could threaten the city's plans for affordable housing.
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Donald Trump can offend, threaten, flip-flop and be downright nuts.
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At his moment of strategic victory, Bryan's there to threaten Chuck.
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But Zika is the first mosquito-borne virus to threaten fetuses.
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And all of them could severely and permanently threaten fragile ecosystems.
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Debit push will continue to grow and threaten the ACH network.
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I'd never threaten anybody but I am allowed to do it.
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And he not -- he doesn&apost just threaten members of Congress.
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The fluctuations and loss of power threaten the larger grid's reliability.
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Its maturing economy and aging population also threaten to stall growth.
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" He added that an erosion of trust could "threaten [Facebook] permanently.
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And the prime minister did not "threaten to exterminate" Mr Johnson.
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Spurious accusations threaten the bipartisan coalition built by election security advocates.
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Heavy rains and storm surge continue to threaten the state, however.
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What do the two have to offer or threaten each other?
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Carried too far, it can create bubbles that threaten the economy.
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Politicians who submit to such doctrinal pressures threaten their own authenticity.
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Arizona, New England and Seattle should threaten for Super Bowl invitations.
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Some think that such trends threaten the very existence of insurance.
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"Leaving Europe would threaten our economic and national security," he said.
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But it is not just the superpowers that threaten the planet.
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"Leaving Europe would threaten our economic and national security," he added.
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Britain could always threaten to cut off access to EU firms.
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A move deeper into financial services would further threaten Ant's position.
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In the USA we do not threaten to jail political opponents.
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Some make contracts and threaten to kick patients out for violations.
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The men in Chase's paintings fear violence rather than threaten it.
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Yet since taxpayers bear the cost they do not threaten jobs.
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Distractions at work threaten your every deadline, and nobody is safe.
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These victims are innocent and don't threaten Islam in the least.
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Security threats could threaten Nigerian production after general elections this weekend.
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Some feminists think such changes would threaten the safety of women.
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Nor did they threaten to take action if the repression continues.
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The home affairs minister can veto transfers which threaten national security.
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" Twitter bars those who "threaten or promote terrorism or violent extremism.
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He worked on precision-guided missiles that could threaten Israeli cities.
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It does not threaten the manager's job — but ignoring it might.
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An embargo would threaten much of a $175 billion export market.
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And you know, I worry that the comments threaten public confidence.
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We oppose actions that discriminate against individuals or threaten individual rights.
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Emergency workers warned the strong winds threaten to escalate the fires.
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Or at least not threaten U.S. workers, according to the executive.
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"He's not there to threaten them," Spicer said Wednesday of Trump.
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Though preventable, chronic diseases threaten to overwhelm our health care system.
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Islamic State militants threaten those caught using mobile phones with death.
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Critics argue that these choices threaten civilian control of the military.
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Do these problems threaten the viability of mass-produced electric vehicles?
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The export restrictions threaten global supplies of memory chips and smartphones.
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Put up privacy walls with others who could threaten your marriage.
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Leaks and ruptures would endanger natural resources and threaten treaty rights.
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Such backdoors undermine everyone's security and threaten our right to privacy.
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Sometimes the ideas threaten to burst the seams on the form.
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The raid prompted the ECB to threaten legal action against Slovenia.
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On Friday morning, he essentially decided to threaten to blackmail Comey.
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Two horrid bloody words that threaten to ruin every woman's Summer.
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The vote may threaten London's days as the world's financial capital.
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Vineyard Wind has said the delays could threaten the project's viability.
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John McCain (Ariz.) — but neither will threaten her chances in committee.
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They threaten the Fed's credibility and the stability of our economy.
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Jihadists threaten and sometimes murder journalists in northern Nigeria and Mali.
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But a Homeland Security spokesman said Nielsen didn't threaten to resign.
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The Hill: GOP centrists threaten to use conservatives' weapon against them.
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But he's worried Trump's tariffs now threaten to undermine those benefits.
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O to suspend Trump's Twitter account, saying his tweets threaten violence.
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An Air Force veteran who thinks Trump's policies threaten national security.
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Under a GOP healthcare plan, those numbers only threaten to rise.
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The latest developments only threaten to further erode this fragile relationship.
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A mansion burns as a brush fire continues to threaten homes.
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The findings threaten to cast a shadow over the NSE's IPO.
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Regional leaders threaten military intervention if Jammeh does not step down.
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Do they threaten the professional standing of psychoanalysts and nonprescribing psychologists?
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They say that logging, oil pipelines, and constructions threaten their sustainability.
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These risks threaten livelihoods, food chains, the environment and human health.
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She argued his confirmation could threaten Scalia's decision on D.C. v.
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But it's not only large-scale catastrophes that threaten our coasts.
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The reports spurred Trump to threaten to sue the state party.
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The U.S. should also threaten to make public all that information.
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Sometimes meetings are allowed, sometimes they threaten the library with closure.
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The issue could threaten the ruling Liberals' election chances this October.
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Rising tensions threaten a bottleneck in the global electronics supply chain.
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Critics say the question will penalize immigrants and threaten civil rights.
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Others took to social media to threaten to boycott the brand.
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Political disagreements threaten co-operation between Somalia's federal and regional forces.
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Authoritarian regimes, particularly China and Russia, threaten American values and interests.
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They accuse you, threaten you, abuse you, curse you, humiliate you.
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The deal could threaten the financial supremacy of Paris St.-Germain.
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That prompted border closures that threaten the EU's Schengen system [nL3N1744FK].
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If rising seas threaten their vacation properties, they can just move.
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And if so, how would you either threaten or employ those?
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Doing so will threaten not just the climate, but Americans' lives.
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The Supreme Court, where a conservative majority would threaten Roe v.
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Does the repeal of Net Neutrality threaten activism in this country?
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In exchange, the NRA can threaten to pull support from Austen.
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Explosions, radiation, starvation, and other problems would constantly threaten a mission.
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" But, Johnson asks, "What does it mean to threaten hetero relationships?
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That ability to think, in turn, heightens the ability to threaten.
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These policies, the right-wing group claims, actually threaten girls' educations.
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Real reform would threaten the systemic corruption on which Putinism rests.
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""Such moves will threaten and undermine normal international relations and order.
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Pulling out would threaten more than just a productive trade relationship.
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Some experts warn that these criticisms could threaten the Fed's independence.
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But the Taliban have internal political challenges that threaten their cohesion.
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Pyongyang has said the curbs threaten the survival of its children.
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He's allowed to sit in City Hall and threaten the mayor.
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Meanwhile, climate change continues to threaten the stability of human civilization.
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"They would threaten to put me back in jail," she said.
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They don't want to do anything that could threaten economic gains.
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Taken together, the investigations still threaten to damage Mr. Trump politically.
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Trump's restrictions on immigration threaten to make the labor shortage worse.
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A 25 percent tariff would threaten $26.75 billion of Texas imports.
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Tariffs threaten to disrupt that symbiosis, which could push production overseas.
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There are even unexploded bombs that still threaten their daily lives.
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If any rockets threaten valued targets, the launchers shoot them down.
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It's clear that Quakebot doesn't threaten journalists' jobs; it supports them.
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Archaeologists caution that it would threaten a top-class Paleolithic site.
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The reason was, unlike Schumer, Trump did not threaten the judge.
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That would threaten our future and the stability of the world.
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Yet Mr. Cuomo's failures threaten to eclipse his record of accomplishments.
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Congress is more likely to threaten action than to take it.
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The congressman later said he did not intend to threaten anyone.
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Mr. Carreyrou insists that the letter did "explicitly threaten" a lawsuit.
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It would, as a result, threaten privacy on a global scale.
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People at home can use this information to harass and threaten.
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The exchanges have rocked global markets and threaten the global economy.
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It may threaten Hong Kong and mainland China over the weekend.
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Demographic change does not threaten minorities as it does white Americans.
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"That's how they threaten us if we're fruitful," the woman replies.
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Overheat it, and it might get weepy and threaten to split.
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Legislators threaten that it's a big reason Facebook should be regulated.
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Companies like Equifax threaten our personal privacy and our national security.
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It's not only the physical dangers that threaten the sport's future.
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DEVITO Maybe we'll threaten the Broadway stage with something together. video
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Sometimes, she added, the attacker will threaten the victim into silence.
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In Pennsylvania, they burned fiery crosses to threaten those celebrating Columbus.
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Particularly in public housing, gangs that control narcotics trafficking threaten witnesses.
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This is not the first labor dispute to threaten Thursday's debate.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Mass.) and Sen.
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So is discouraging or prohibiting activities that threaten animals at risk.
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Eastern, but Irma is forecast to threaten South Florida this weekend.
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The right-wing version is that people of color threaten whites.
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To do so would, in his eyes, threaten the regime itself.
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Grüne Liga contests the factory could threaten the area's drinking water.
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We cannot allow Donald Trump to threaten communities and divide Americans.
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It is not just diseases in distant places that threaten us.
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More than mere warlords threaten the ragged survivors of this world.
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What is the reason to threaten a lawsuit of this nature?
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To have disrupted the map further would likely threaten incumbent Democrats.
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Facebook's changes to its News Feed threaten publishers' traffic and revenue.
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But they could threaten the world and Israel with another Intifada.
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Some worry that could threaten American dominance of the tech industry.
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That FT has reported that the overhaul could threaten 10,000 jobs.
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Still, President Trump's actions continue to threaten the rule of law.
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Populist political insurgencies seemed to threaten yet more financial market chaos.
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A variety of market forces joining together to threaten investors' portfolios.
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Some breaches could even influence financial markets and threaten national security.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) in 2023.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.), and Rep.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) trailing behind.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE is an obvious nonstarter.
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BARTIROMO: Did the president threaten to cut off aid to Ukraine?
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Napoli continued to threaten and search for another precious away goal.
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The dispute could threaten postal delays at Christmas if it continues.
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Lose one, and the whole structure will threaten to rattle apart.
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Yankee Candle delays and broken candles threaten to ruin the holidays.
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Rising seas threaten to inundate all low-lying seacoasts and islands.
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This can imperil our troops overseas and threaten our strategic safety.
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Headlines Benjamin Netanyahu charges threaten to deepen Israel political crisis on.ft.
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Meanwhile, stronger storms and sea level rise threaten those on land.
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Alex Jones I did not threaten the MSM with battle rifles!
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Did President Donald Trump just threaten members of his own party?
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They threaten our communities, our land and our drinking water supply.
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But why threaten in such hyperbolic terms in the first place?
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On any given day, severe weather can threaten millions of people.
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Astronomers fear that these reflections will threaten stargazing and their research.
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So the immigration court backlog doesn't just threaten Trump's deportation plans.
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I've tried to understand why these people threaten and harass journalists.
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But the sanctions threaten to ensnare America's closest allies, particularly Canada.
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Trump is also using the occasion to threaten the new trade agreement with Mexico if they don't do anything to stop the migrants from coming north, as well as to threaten closing the border if necessary.
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Not only would drilling threaten wildlife, it also would threaten the Gwich'in, an indigenous people who depend on caribou for the majority of their sustenance, as well as for their entire culture and way of life.
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In the same way, Trump should threaten Iran's most potent weapon – its ability to close the Strait of Hormuz, using small vessels that have no purpose other than to threaten shipping in the Strait's shallow waters.
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Nor did U.S. leaders ever threaten to unleash the American and South Vietnamese armies to launch a counter-offensive north of the 17th parallel dividing the two Vietnams, let alone to threaten regime change in North Vietnam.
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" Continuing, she wrote, "So when you keyboard warriors (anonymous toughguys) threaten me?
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He called for the international community to threaten Russia with more sanctions.
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"I did threaten to kill her one time — just once," admitted Glanville.
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It's not just the progress against measles that antivaxxers threaten to derail.
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Economists warn Widodo's return to "populist" policies may threaten Indonesia's investment climate.
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This perception could threaten the region's attractiveness to tech entrepreneurs, she said.
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It was done to belittle me and threaten my safety and comfort.
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Leaders in the United States and Israel continually threaten to bomb Iran.
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He also didn't threaten to kidnap their children, the court papers said.
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Fake drugs also threaten a thriving pharmaceutical sector in several African countries.
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Matt Gaetz tried to threaten Michael Cohen ahead of his congressional testimony.
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Roosh urged his supporters to "counterattack" and threaten his feminist nemeses online.
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"We will not accept any instructions that threaten Myanmar's sovereignty," he said.
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While Oregon didn't threaten again, Michigan State twice moved into Oregon territory.
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But changes in trade winds threaten that boom, according to multiple economists.
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Her enemies threaten her physically, but the threats aren't leering and rapey.
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Conservationists worry that the move will threaten an ecosystem in delicate balance.
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Critics of TTIP fear it threaten public services, the environment and consumers.
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Israel is too strong for a Palestinian state to threaten its existence.
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The paper said potential environmental liabilities threaten to erode 3M's valuation further.
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The very polluters that threaten our way of life in the Keys.
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It is easy to threaten war with Saddam Hussein or Muammar Gaddafi.
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Is it necessary to threaten the deaths of millions to maintain peace?
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It was a blueprint from Ye Olde Weinstein playbook: charm and threaten.
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They can threaten public transport even before they appear on the roads.
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Here's hoping the events of episode 2 don't threaten this happy family.
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Not just to threaten his neighbors, but also to have intercontinental capability.
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Mafia members might threaten a new bar's prospects by starting drunken brawls.
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"This is manufacturing," Meehan said of the refineries threaten by higher costs.
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Each could threaten the other in a bid for a better rent.
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The abortion restrictions in Texas and other states threaten women's rights everywhere.
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It is worried a major fund caught short would threaten market stability.
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Would I give birth waiting in line, as some critics often threaten?
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Go deeper: Trade wars like Trump's threaten U.S. oil and gas exports
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The crisis may threaten Trudeau's reelection chances in a vote this October.
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Similarly, his organizations are known for their willingness to threaten legal action.
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Slack Calls could threaten Skype and Google Hangouts, which increasingly feel inconvenient.
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Fear of failing can sometimes threaten to stop the creative journey altogether.
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One innovation is to threaten tariffs on countries without adequate environmental policies.
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That would cut costs for airlines and passengers—and threaten controllers' jobs.
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Rawlings has previously said that pension problems threaten to bankrupt the city.
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To the west, violence and extreme poverty threaten Madagascar's newfound political stability.
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They start or—as some of the new breed threaten—they end.
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If successful, Facebook could threaten GrubHub's dominance in the food delivery business.
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It is awful & never ok when people threaten or demean any child.
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Concerns over J&J's baby powder threaten the company's family friendly image.
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Some of the developing world's cities threaten to be engulfed by murder.
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The fires, if they continue advancing, could threaten much of that infrastructure.
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"He apparently did not threaten anyone or make a crime," he said.
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While companies occasionally threaten to use poison pill defenses, they rarely proceed.
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San Francisco estimates sea-level rise could threaten $49 billion in property.
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The labor movement has the potential to threaten social stability in China.
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It doesn't threaten withdrawal from their deeply interconnected web of trade routes.
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He is not allowed to threaten anyone or possess any deadly weapon.
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The social network didn't threaten Google by building a better search engine.
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Those schemes may offer fat refunds or threaten penalties for taxes owed.
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The crisis may threaten Trudeau's reelection chances in the upcoming October vote.
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My other cousins would find us smoking and threaten to go tell.
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The youngest one likes to threaten his siblings with his toy screwdriver.
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But persistence is declining, and it could threaten the entire asset class.
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Warmer waters are bringing Atlantic cod, which could threaten native polar cod.
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Reimpose sanctions on Iran, and threaten the end of the nuclear agreement.
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Weather will never cease to threaten agriculture in Serbia or anywhere else.
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Failure to reform the EU would threaten the bloc's future, he said.
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I don't think that will start to threaten fire and fury again.
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Further, it might even threaten the dwindling supply of community oncology practices.
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They threaten our diplomatic relations with world powers and our labor protections.
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He had Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke threaten Alaskan energy interests if Sen.
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That's led the Ecuadorians to threaten to take Michi away from Assange.
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Threaten to impose 35 percent tariffs on corporations that shift production elsewhere.
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And climate impacts such as sea-level rise also threaten communities worldwide.
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Boasberg agreed, ruling that construction of the pipeline doesn't threaten the water.
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Government delays and new packaging requirements threaten to delay the summertime rollout.
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Its surface is littered with craters and boulders that threaten safe landings.
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Did you and HBO predict that the estate would threaten legal action?
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Now, more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence.
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Sexually transmitted diseases threaten lives and fertility if left undetected or untreated.
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Bans on their service not only threaten their careers but their safety.
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These actions threaten U.S. interests, and we will no longer tolerate them.
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Until then, they will continue to grow and frighten, threaten and multiply.
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The Trump-Pence administration's attacks on TPPP threaten to reverse that progress.
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Closed borders threaten that aesthetic landscape, render it parochial and, potentially, irrelevant.
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Intelligence officials have argued doing so would threaten lives and national security.
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It's a larger debate that could one day threaten the country's cohesion.
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The presidency was not designed to thwart, threaten or leap over Congress.
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Other actors in the book threaten violent insurrection or target government critics.
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It must stop assisting regimes that threaten the region and the world.
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Turkey will not allow terrorist organizations next to us to threaten Turkey.
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Heavy rain and high winds are expected to threaten play on Friday.
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It's hard to argue with someone when they threaten your children's future.
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Either outcome may threaten stability and put Asian countries on the defensive.
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These missteps threaten Mr. Trump in the heart of the electoral map.
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Does this threaten the virtues of electoral democracy as we know them?
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Things that threaten the very foundation of the society we live in.
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Massive hurricanes like Florence threaten public health no matter where they hit.
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"A true Catholic doesn't threaten nor wishes ill," he wrote on Twitter.
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An angry parent or fellow teacher could threaten and physically assault Katherine.
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Line managers may feel that self-service career tools threaten their authority.
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The Commerce Department is currently investigating whether steel imports threaten U.S. security.
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Attacks like these threaten the stability of the entire global financial system.
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Regional tensions threaten the climate of cautious compromise among Lebanon's political factions.
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ISIS fighters regularly came to their home to threaten them into submission.
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The power outages threaten mining and industrial output and have upended lives.
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"They follow me and threaten to kidnap and kill me," she said.
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Together, these factors threaten not only public confidence, but also governmental functioning.
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" Powner further stated, "security deficiencies can threaten systems once they become operational.
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Countries and organizations that suppress religious freedom threaten American and global security.
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She supports open borders, which threaten the very sovereignty of the nation.
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Kentucky Wildcats basketball fans threaten to kill referees when they don't win.
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Challenging multilateralism with unilateralism will threaten global peace and stability, Li added.
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These actions threaten to dampen EV sales just as they're taking off.
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They scream, they insult, they threaten — and I'm not happy about it!
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In the U.S., Daniels claimed that YouTube can threaten the cable networks.
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In delicate ecosystems around the world, they threaten other species with extinction.
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Violence aside, the BJP's moves also threaten to derail potential peace talks.
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She didn't rush the board members and threaten them with bodily harm.
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The pharma industry has argued importing prescription drugs could threaten consumer safety.
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Saudi Arabia is not in a position to threaten the American economy.
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Shutting markets or implementing short-selling bans could threaten that, Quaadman said.
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This exhibit warns against the rising sea levels that threaten New York.
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In those calls, Ator did not threaten to commit violence, they said.
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Impact: Disintegration of talks would threaten the United States economy's recent strength.
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And when destructive forces threaten to tear society apart, those relationships matter.
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Opponents said it could threaten Mr. Erdogan's 16-year hold on power.
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So when politicians claim immigrants threaten American workers, they're usually just fearmongering.
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S.B. 43, he told me, would threaten the character of existing neighborhoods.
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Children test limits, they said, while grown-ups threaten and occasionally spank.
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These actions threaten America's comparative advantage in innovation and its military edge.
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But conspiracy theories threaten to undermine their only trusted form of communication.
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Pitches for treatments with no scientific proof erode trust and threaten lives.
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Left behind were dust storms that threaten human health and agricultural fields.
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That has led the python to threaten the biodiversity of the Everglades.
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I get stared at every single day, people threaten me, insult me.
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Occasionally she makes baffling errors that threaten to undermine her entire book.
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At times, the instability of such art can alarm and even threaten.
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But the higher tariffs do threaten to give rival Samsung an edge.
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"We've never had an American president threaten like this before," he said.
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"I was dumbfounded that he'd basically threaten them," the official told me.
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"I'm not trying to threaten you," Mr. Mueller reportedly told Mr. Dowd.
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Shutting markets or implementing short-selling bans could threaten that, Quaadman said.
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The possibility of heavy rain and even thunderstorms will threaten the area.
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He has warned that newcomers threaten to bring distrust and potential violence.
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Barrier islands and coastal marshes threaten to disappear because of global warming.
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Calls pour in; dams threaten to burst; legislators are deluged, inundated, swamped.
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In doing so, they may embolden those who already threaten that community.
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And Google's actions, paired with the administration's agenda, could threaten that power.
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He didn't threaten to hold up aid or a White House meeting.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE's (I-Vt.) 2016 presidential campaign.
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If implemented, it would threaten the very integrity of the U.S. Constitution.
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It does not threaten to harm the Second Amendment rights of Americans.
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But a bigger reason is that these changes threaten vested economic interests.
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The head of state's actions threaten democracy in the Central American nation.
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Still, if completed, it could threaten Europe and potentially the United States.
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Most crises don't threaten the immediate well-being of millions of citizens.
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Ted Cruz (R) was right to threaten to walk off the stage.
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Apple is willing to sue employees it believes threaten its competitive advantage.
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She contemplated having an affair but didn't want to threaten her relationship.
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Dead satellites in space instantly become junk that can threaten nearby spacecraft.
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Who wants to invest if arbitrary political decisions can threaten whole industries?
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The two big galoots stomp around and threaten to tie up Krishna.
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It would threaten reprisals from trading partners, risking barriers to American exports.
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These strategies by competitors threaten to lure customers away from convenience stores.
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The uncertainty in the Middle East could threaten his re-election chances.
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Climate change is expanding "dead zones" that threaten ocean life and fisheries.
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"He continued to threaten me verbally and via text message," she said.
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"I think Democrats threaten that insurance at their own peril," he said.
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The Cowboys got two more possessions, but didn't threaten on either one.
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"We warned you not to threaten our neighbors, @realDonaldTrump," de Blasio wrote.
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Here are Russian trolls pretending to be ISIS to threaten military families.
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The board has the power to block deals that threaten national security.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.), who is 77.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) would be 79.
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He considered how tariffs might strain Jeremy's budget and threaten Troy's job.
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Taking a stand might threaten our privilege and expose us to risk.
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These developments threaten to make our current frustrations with robocalls much worse.
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Rising economic inequality and the creation of monopolistic megacorporations also threaten democracy.
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But a recent change in United States policy could threaten that trend.
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People should only take risks that won't threaten their retirement, Pottichen said.
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Punitive measures threaten the progress we have made on the overdose crisis.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) in the polls.
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They recognized that abuse could threaten the very existence of the rule.
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No state would allow such agents to threaten it from the inside.
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Medicare-for-all wouldn't threaten capitalism, as Britain's National Health Service shows.
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Of course, they didn't really need to threaten violence to intimidate me.
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When thunderstorms threaten, they space out the takeoffs and landings even more.
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I think the U.S. needs to threaten Israel with cutting military aid.
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Somali pirates already threaten ships heading past their country's coast with hijacking.
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They threaten to kill me and prevent me from continuing my education.
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A display of military might by Pyongyang could threaten that fragile detente.
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Elections in 2018 to decide Santos's successor also threaten to complicate matters.
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The list of those "minor details" that threaten learning can be long.
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He did not threaten to retaliate, saying he wanted to avoid confrontation.
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However, Trump's comments threaten to destabilize current negotiations that had looked positive.
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Workers have also described dangerous workplace conditions that threaten their personal safety.
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Opponents of the $3.7 billion pipeline say it would destroy sites that are sacred to the Standing Rock Sioux and threaten its water supply, and that further build-outs of fossil fuel infrastructure threaten to exacerbate climate change.
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"There was fear that the next step of the alliance in terms of convergence and in terms of moving toward a merger, would in a certain way threaten some people or eventually threaten the autonomy of Nissan," he said.
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And much as he wants to counterpunch and fire rhetorical missiles at any other leader who dares threaten the United States or make negative comments about him, President Trump has no need to publicly threaten and insult other nations.
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Tensions came to a boil Tuesday, when Trump appeared to threaten nuclear war on North Korea, saying he would unleash "fire and fury like the world has never seen" if Pyongyang continued to threaten the US or its allies.
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"There was fear that the next step of the alliance in terms of convergence and in terms of moving towards a merger, would in a certain way threaten some people or eventually threaten the autonomy of Nissan," he said.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphySenate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill Last-minute complaints threaten T Senate coronavirus emergency aid Republicans threaten to slow walk coronavirus stimulus bill over unemployment provision MORE (D-Conn.).
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On August 8, Trump promised to unleash "fire and fury" on North Korea if it continued to threaten the US. And while the missile yesterday didn't threaten America, as the Pentagon noted, the administration's response is still strikingly subdued.
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Resolving regulatory issues is key for technology companies because it could threaten revenue.
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"Large-scale redundancies in the steel sector could threaten social stability," he warned.
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Headlines Trump to threaten curb on intel sharing with UK over Huawei on.ft.
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Their bulk and expertise in digital platforms and deliveries threaten the independent operators.
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They argued in the 1980s that VCRs would "threaten profoundly" the film industry.
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Barry is the first tropical storm to threaten the United States this year.
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Central bankers fear that if adopted widely enough it could threaten financial stability.
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They can retaliate and harm us, and therefore threaten our long-term survival.
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He can brush off Mueller's revelations and fire anyone who might threaten him.
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The eagles will finish off anyone who gets close enough to threaten me.
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But a lack of agreement could threaten its future in the longer term.
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The Trump Administration will no longer tolerate Iran's provocations that threaten our interests.
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" Zarif offered a shorter version on Twitter Monday, saying "never threaten an Iranian.
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At least one of those teams, though, will threaten the Chiefs before long.
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Oil prices continued their rally as Canada fire and Libya violence threaten supply.
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Just as Murakami starts to threaten Alexandra, Elektra comes in with Danny's body.
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A big one-off devaluation would be extremely risky, and threaten financial stability.
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Such declines continue to threaten future butterfly populations, National Geographic reported in 2014.
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Wolves threaten hunting dogs, Mr Skogen says, and compete with hunters for game.
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It will entail new risks: more data sharing, for instance, could threaten privacy.
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Extreme storms, droughts and winds already threaten the safety and livelihood of millions.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to someone who witnessed the senior official threaten the investigator.
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Gays do not threaten the nation like Muslims do; they are, ultimately, Americans.
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President Donald Trump continues to threaten a tariff hike on more Chinese goods.
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Rain and even snow across the U.S. Midwest threaten further corn planting delays.
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A court ruling last week could threaten to overturn the nationalization of PrivatBank.
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These automated 'video analytics' technologies threaten to fundamentally change the nature of surveillance.
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What better way of silencing liberals than to threaten them with that label?
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For Nike, a recent sales slowdown in the U.S. could threaten its gains.
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Even if firms manage all that, other factors threaten to push up costs.
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Tensions over China's industrial might now threaten the architecture of the global economy.
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They don't want a president who is going to threaten their children's security.
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She'd just roast everybody so nobody would be left alive to threaten her.
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Some EU countries threaten to veto any extension of the deadline beyond October.
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Such claims threaten the consensus that underpins Canada's immigration policy, which remains generous.
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That means that when fires do burn, they threaten more lives and property.
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It would threaten her job (look at the outcry right now, for instance).
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If implemented correctly, Prindiville says, it should actually benefit companies, not threaten them.
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The manager just threaten to call police on me for no reason ' pic.twitter.
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And they face a precarious future, as machines threaten to make them unemployable.
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Lick your lips a lot, stroke a ruler, and threaten him with detention.
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Mr Barzani's humiliated Peshmerga fighters threaten to hit back if their marginalisation continues.
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He also called out Rosie in the letter, but did not threaten her.
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Go deeper: How trade wars like Trump's threaten U.S. oil and gas exports
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A review would threaten the EPA's ability to meet the self-imposed deadline.
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These superbugs threaten modern medicine, the safety of our food system — and us.
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" "The Justice Department should immediately investigate these scare tactics that threaten our democracy.
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Now, Cruz is warning that a Hillary Clinton presidency would threaten that right.
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Security threats could threaten Nigerian production after general elections this weekend as well.
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They threaten our democracy & #Tulsi will fight back on behalf of all Americans.
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If the pipeline were built, it could burst and threaten the tribe's water.
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Israel says militants use the demonstrations to threaten the border and provoke violence.
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That's simply untrue...we didn't see the need to threaten anyone with anything.
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The rifts have led Kassab to repeatedly threaten to intervene in the carrier.
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It could better reassure companies that adverse events wouldn't automatically threaten drug development.
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Inland waterways are in disrepair and threaten the resilience of our energy system.
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Neither we nor our allies should threaten North Korea's stability or its leadership.
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Moscow's envoy to the alliance has warned they threaten peace in central Europe.
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But their growing populations can threaten the environment if they aren't raised sustainably.
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But of course Trump doesn't need a good reason to threaten to sue.
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In supporting Qatar, Turkey was not trying to threaten anyone, Erdogan's spokesman said.
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However, the Australian Worker's Union (AWU) says the moratorium extension will threaten jobs.
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Hezbollah in Lebanon and Syria threaten the state of Israeli, the commander says.
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Business leaders warned that the controls threaten to undo the region's economic integration.
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Brooklyn made runs here and there to threaten Utah in the first half.
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Come on Texas we always threaten to secede, let's be a republic again!
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Cops say Dixon used a knife to threaten one of the male victims.
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If confirmed, such a capability would threaten Hawaii and other U.S. Pacific territories.
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What if others are experimenting with CRISPR in ways that threaten human life?
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"I was seriously concerned he would threaten us with physical violence," Marquardt said.
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If the turmoil persists, it could threaten investment in oil and gas facilities.
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In this operation, hackers threaten a DDoS attack unless a ransom is paid.
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Sadly, an Italian financial crisis would threaten the very foundations of the eurozone.
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"Increased hostilities will further threaten civilian lives and exacerbate their suffering," he said.
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Meanwhile, his proposals threaten the jobs and living standards of millions of Americans.
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The crisis may well threaten Trudeau's reelection chances in a vote this October.
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Unfortunately, poorly crafted government policies threaten to drive up prices at the pump.
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Public policy should protect consumers, not monopolies, especially those that threaten global stability.
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It was never ever ever my intent to threaten you in any way.
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The moves threaten to further complicate relations between the United States and China.
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Even lefty numbskulls are American citizens, and you don't threaten violence against them.
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The investigations threaten to dog the White House well into the 2020 campaign.
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They threaten not only our democratic institutions and processes but the republic itself.
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Trump appeared on Wednesday to threaten an imminent retaliatory missile strike in Syria.
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These groups will continue to threaten the United States for the foreseeable future.
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Larger and more frequent extreme natural catastrophes could also threaten the sector's outlook.
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A struggling economy and civil unrest threaten the stability of the current regime.
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Tugboat men threaten to strike, cutting off coal supplies, crippling the postwar metropolis.
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Terrorism, the refugee crisis and diplomatic tension continue to threaten stability and prosperity.
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Sicheng Yu said this does not threaten to cannibalize Alibaba Cloud's own business.
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Yet the Administration continues to focus on policies that threaten our national security.
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The dress code for the retest, imposed in 2007, seemed to threaten that.
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It is positioning itself to threaten the defense of NATO states and partners.
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Pay increases would not threaten the company's cost advantage over rivals, O'Leary said.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said Trump trade policies threaten 73 million jobs.
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Some environmentalists worry that the arrival of new residents could threaten remaining forests.
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Sea levels will rise and threaten coastal cities like Miami and New Orleans.
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"Regional banks will not threaten our business because we are interdependent," he said.
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The Taliban have seized many districts, and they threaten to take many more.
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Shunting shareholder disputes into confidential arbitration, CII said, would threaten good corporate governance.
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Hail, drought and infestations threaten crops and may cause financial and cultural disasters.
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Baker's reports from the interior leave in all the encroachments that threaten it.
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You can't threaten people and think that things are going to be okay.
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HONG KONG POLICE THREATEN TO USE LIVE BULLETS IF RIOTERS COMMIT VIOLENT ACTS
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According to World Bank research, automation could threaten 77 percent of Chinese jobs.
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A recessionary housing market does threaten their profit margin, which is a pity.
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We cannot stand idly by while these imminent attacks threaten the American people.
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Now communicable diseases like cholera and hepatitis A and E threaten to spread.
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North Korea 'could very soon threaten our homeland,' Trump says 10:25 p.m.
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That would threaten the remittances upon which the highly dollarized Lebanese economy depends.
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But failures in our water systems will continue to threaten public health safety.
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Hardline Iranian-backed Iraqi militias regularly threaten to attack Americans inside the country.
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Salazar said witnesses heard the woman threaten to shoot the law enforcement officers.
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So now, rising tides threaten to submerge the tomb — or crack it open.
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Once fully developed, a North Korean ICBM could threaten the continental United States.
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Instead, multiple Congressional actions threaten to erode already-weak protections against genetic discrimination.
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The stories threaten to damage Klobuchar's campaign as it gets off the ground.
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Egan's wartime divers, for all their breathing apparatus, threaten to sink Manhattan Beach.
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Every day that we delay, steel imports continue to threaten our national security.
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They may threaten to stop loving you, he says, or to withhold forgiveness.
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Wasserman's numbers suggest an energy that could threaten Republicans' seats across the state.
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But wasteful increases in the national debt threaten the health of every American.
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This overcrowding could hold back the burgeoning space industry, and threaten national security.
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The aggression alone seems to have the power to threaten almost any relationship.
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They threaten to torch the thatched roof if the Scots don't come out.
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Meanwhile, extreme weather events have impacted and continue to threaten critical military facilities.
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And these are precisely movements that threaten the very progress we're talking about.
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Dorian is the 4th Category 5 storm to threaten the US under Trump
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The threats to critical entitlement programs are enough to threaten a fiscal calamity.
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Yet for brands, Kirkland products can threaten their sales and undermine pricing power.
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That, he said, could threaten the refugee deal that Europe has with Turkey.
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"The WTO should prioritize key issues that threaten the institution's existence," Wang said.
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"Would It Threaten Your Privacy?" a headline in The New York Times asked.
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That study concluded that dust emissions from coal transport would threaten local health.
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And the setbacks threaten jobs in an industry that employs millions of people.
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Dams also threaten to intensify flooding downstream during intense downpours when reservoirs overflow.
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The court did not consider whether the protester intended to threaten the president.
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Being able to credibly threaten to destroy New York or Washington definitely helps.
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"It is imperative that we threaten them in our own style," he said.
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Activists critical of the government concede the demonstrations do not threaten Iran's leadership.
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Though disappointed, those hard-line allies did not threaten to leave his alliance.
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These actions undermine international law and threaten the rules-based global trading system.
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The F.D.A. is also moving on other fronts that threaten the tobacco industry.
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"You don't write a 20-plus-page letter to threaten someone," he said.
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The dispute also prompted Republican leaders to threaten to open an ethics investigation.
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And so I don't think he has much leverage to threaten or bully.
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Typhoons are storms that develop in the northwestern Pacific and usually threaten Asia.
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He did, after all, threaten to jail her if he won the presidency.
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These disparities are unacceptable and threaten the future foundation of our nation's military.
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Now, the tensions between the U.S. and China threaten to worsen the situation.
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His idea of leadership is to humiliate people or threaten to humiliate people.
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Pulling out could cause others to follow suit and threaten the mission's viability.
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Now a coronavirus outbreak and crashing bond markets threaten to complicate things further.
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But a low turnout could threaten this belief and help Ms. Le Pen.
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But technology companies and advocates have countered that it will threaten individual privacy.
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Elliot steels himself to threaten her custody arrangement if she refuses to cooperate.
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It helped that there wasn't a single major newcomer to threaten its position.
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I worried she'd succeed at what she'd twice attempted and continued to threaten.
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They now dominate the culture so thoroughly that they threaten to asphyxiate it.
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Human habitation and exploitation of natural resources threaten the islands' habitats, he said.
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The government has persecuted and even killed political opponents who threaten its power.
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Criminals are on the prowl, residents warn, and they threaten their neighborhood security.
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I have to fucking threaten my life for u to listen to me?...
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Above all, President Trump should inspire and reassure, rather than threaten or bluster.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) told reporters this week.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) and former Texas Rep.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) and South Bend, Ind.
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Incorporating nuclear capabilities into more weapons systems could threaten these shared nonproliferation goals.
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Some industry groups worry that the legislation could threaten the delicate trade talks.
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The president failed to discuss the other problems that threaten the United States.
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U.S. carriers argue those subsidies have created unfair competition and threaten U.S. jobs.
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Does welcoming such people threaten the cohesion of an organization like the military?
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The locusts, he said, threaten the livelihood of up to 56 local households.
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Google never set out to threaten biodiversity in its front yard, of course.
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The messages threaten to further complicate Boeing's relationship with the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Those changes threaten to exceed the ability of the agriculture industry to adapt.
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Those changes threaten to exceed the ability of the agriculture industry to adapt.
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This tactic can be expanded in times of war to threaten European security.
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They want nothing to do with me and threaten to contact their attorney.
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Once they're hooked, however, don't threaten to take it away as a punishment.
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The circulation of antique ivory like yours doesn't threaten modern elephants, of course.
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Meadows added that 85033 Democrats "aren't enough" to threaten a serious spending fight.
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And they can threaten to move their health-care dollars to different providers.
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These do threaten the lives of Americans in a serious and meaningful way.
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This heightened survival instinct may now threaten population recovery efforts, the study warned.
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These shifts threaten fish stocks, a major source of food for our species.
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These developments, in turn, threaten to weaken the very foundations of our democracy.
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"Reversion to WTO tariffs... would threaten the viability of the industry," he said.
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If the women complained, the recruiter would threaten not to call them anymore.
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Madmen in North Korea and Iran seek nuclear weapons to threaten the world.
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"Life-threatening" flooding could threaten Nashville, the National Weather Service's local office warned.
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His most recent comments threaten to derail an already stalled agenda even further.
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Unprecedented challenges threaten to drive us apart and divide us as a nation.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) told a raucous crowd.
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The stock retreated and, until quite recently, failed to threaten that mark again.
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Amazon's foray into its very own delivery service has continued to threaten FedEx.
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The tit-for-tat tariffs threaten to hurt business confidence and delay investment.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers called the article libelous and seemed to threaten to sue.
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He urged his supporters to avoid any actions that "may threaten the peace".
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China has said that the Thaad system would threaten its nuclear deterrent capacity.
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Ongoing losses and the relatively small size of the businesses threaten its future.
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Aboriginal and environmental groups have said the project would threaten a salmon habitat.
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The current problems in the periphery do not really threaten the economic accomplishments.
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It's plain that intellectual property protections don't threaten the growth of the Internet.
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And newly formed Subtropical Storm Joyce is not expected to threaten land soon.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) with 2628 percent support.
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But schools should not threaten the parents of children who cannot afford lunches.
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Today, advances in automation threaten to reduce the number of longshoremen even further.
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Otherwise, the U.S. could continue to threaten Beijing with higher tariffs, he added.
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"This is a wrinkle, having a legislative deadline threaten Thanksgiving," Mr. Steel said.
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So there are multiple things going wrong, all of which threaten the economy.
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The trade war and the escalating drama over the government shutdown threaten growth.
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Effectively threaten an institution at its most vulnerable point, and it will change.
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Its updated Neighborhood Market stores - which threaten Whole Foods and Kroger— are proof.
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The incident prompted Trump to threaten Berkeley with a loss of federal funds.
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S. trade war and global slowdown threaten to derail Japan's export-led economy.
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"It gives us more options to threaten that limited response," Kroenig told me.
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We already know he likes to bluster and threaten and enact psychological torture.
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It's rebuilding and it continues to threaten the United States and its allies.
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These changes can threaten supply chains; affect location decisions should key resources become scarce; damage important infrastructure, such as electricity, transportation and communication systems; threaten workers' health; or shut down local economies for extended time periods during extreme weather events.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphySenate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill Last-minute complaints threaten T Senate coronavirus emergency aid Republicans threaten to slow walk coronavirus stimulus bill over unemployment provision MORE (D-Conn.) said.
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Trump could also wield his broad powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to threaten tariffs on U.K. exports, in the same way he used the law last year to threaten escalating tariffs on Mexican goods because of illegal immigration.
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"Anytime you want to pack a house in California, you threaten development," he said.
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Primates (the non-human variety) threaten equatorial regions of South America, Africa and Asia.
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Some teens have used the app to threaten others, causing school lockdowns and more.
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He will threaten you with rusty chains and kidnap you if you've been naughty.
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It also might reduce the leverage that hospitals might have to threaten to close.
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Should an Italian debt debacle threaten the euro, investors have reasons to remain calm.
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John McCain, say Nunes' unorthodox behavior may threaten the credibility of the intelligence committee.
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But growing resistance to insecticides and malaria treatments threaten to roll back these gains.
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Sometimes in the game of thrones, you threaten to kill babies or you die.
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A more rapid adoption of electric vehicles could threaten 100,000 jobs, IG Metall said.
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They threaten the conservative principles that are the bedrock of the Republican Party, too.
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Challenges to US-led institutions, rules and norms threaten America's security and economic opportunity.
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They will just yell louder, follow me for longer, and threaten me even stronger.
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Here's how NASA finds the space rocks that could one day threaten the Earth.
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White demonstrators and activists were therefore free to spit on, threaten and terrorize children.
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" Trump responded by tweeting that Iran should "NEVER EVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES AGAIN.
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The tariffs even threaten to hurt some of the industries they aim to help.
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This time, it's an appetite for marine mammal flesh that may threaten the condor.
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They threaten the Philippines, they&aposve threatened Japan, they obviously are always threatening Taiwan.
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Russia has shut down whole segments of cyber space to punish or threaten countries.
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"They destroy the subway and threaten the lives of innocent citizens," Mr. Xu said.
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Eventually, the same platform that built him up would threaten to be his undoing.
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Still, it's one thing to resent your sister, and another to threaten her life.
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Offline, thugs already follow, threaten and sometimes attack activists critical of the Communist regime.
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So, some experts have said that stresses in those banks could threaten economic growth.
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Cuba's leaders appear comfortable with social liberalisation, because it does not threaten their power.
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The chat group asked [redacted] to call her and threaten her according to [redacted].
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Security forces and officials frequently detain or threaten journalists whose coverage has offended them.
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But the trade war could threaten investment in expensive new and expanded export facilities.
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She knows they threaten university presidents with withdrawing donations over these free speech dustups.
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Yet it is unlikely to threaten those selling snack machines to offices and schools.
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Forcing companies to reconfigure their supply chains would threaten the viability of their businesses.
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Depressed oil prices, financial market worries and sluggish global growth threaten the industrial sector.
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Hardline Tories threaten to rebel and even unseat Theresa May for conceding too much.
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On Thursday, four Federal Reserve officials said escalating trade tensions could threaten economic growth.
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It will also threaten the very economic viability of many companies in our industry.
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And after the couple banned him, Norma said, he began to threaten her grandson.
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Those impacts could create hundreds of pieces of debris that threaten other functioning spacecraft.
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She's not afraid to use it to threaten anyone who violates her personal space.
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"Back then, they would threaten people if they came into St. Maries," Jordan said.
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STEWART: First of all, don't threaten me with those boxing gloves on your arm.
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Don't let the police threaten, intimidate and abuse your homeless neighbors on the train.
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Facebook had resisted sharing the information more broadly, saying it would threaten advertisers' privacy.
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Gokee said her post was provocative but didn't threaten Mrdjenovich or other police officers.
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And these fragments can threaten other spacecraft in orbit, causing further crashes and damage.
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"They'll threaten Manafort in every way that they can," Franks said on KTAR radio.
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A sharp increase in unemployment or interest rates could threaten the lenders' asset quality.
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The overlapping U.S.-backed campaigns threaten to deal Islamic State (IS) a double blow.
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Whenever you threaten to put the Bachelor in "the chokey," things get weird. 9.
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Regardless, both groups represent newcomers whose power threatened - or could threaten - the establishment's hold.
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Environmentalists fear their voracious appetites could threaten the food chain for other aquatic life.
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Brexit, Donald Trump's presidency and the rise of China threaten Europe as a whole.
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However, new issues keep popping up that threaten to further derail the fragile alliance.
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Rising geopolitical and regulatory risks, however, threaten to derail deal-making for Chinese buyers.
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If successful, such a lawsuit could threaten the other terms of the boardroom compromise.
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Weeds threaten to envelop a rusted swing set perched behind the infant care unit.
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Many of his supporters took it upon themselves to threaten or commit political violence.
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Four years ago, I argued that rogue electors threaten the integrity of presidential elections.
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Metal consumers will also seek to be spared pricier inputs, which can threaten jobs.
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But hey, if you want to save the world, first you must threaten it.
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Such scandals threaten to the credibility of both the domestic industry and the government.
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These very same technologies, however, can threaten democratic participation and dissent—undermining democracy itself.
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So they want to reject every other group that would threaten the status quo.
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But when that appeared to threaten the vitality of business, they retreated from that.
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"Threaten me again and I'll have you thrown into the sea," Tyrion tells Varys.
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Artist's impression of 2016 WF9, a celestial object that thankfully does not threaten Earth.
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For years, workers have feared how automation may threaten their jobs in the future.
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They would demand money, and threaten immediate jail time if the victim didn't pay.
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Tea Party's book and threaten to primary any Democrat in Congress in the 2018
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But the current proposals could threaten patient access and the development of future treatments.
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They try to limit any innovation or disruption that would threaten their entrenched positions.
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Any effort to alter KORUS will threaten these enhanced market opportunities for U.S. producers.
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Russia is a regional power that can threaten American interests by being a troublemaker.
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But the exposure of recent searches and checkins could threaten users in different ways.
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Maria is the most powerful hurricane to threaten the region in almost 90 years.
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You have to threaten people; sometimes with legal action, and sometimes with bodily harm.
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"Those who threaten courts attack the independent judiciary and our democratic society," Barley said.
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Trump has said he would threaten China with a 45 percent tariff in negotiations.
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Maybe even going so far as to threaten to wreck your stuff—or worse?
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They threaten to force a significant in change how the Islamic State raises funds.
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In its 2009 endangerment finding, EPA determined that, yes, greenhouse gases threaten public health.
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Very few fighters in modern MMA threaten submissions quite as effectively from the bottom.
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" Why it matters: "Taken together, these challenges threaten the stock valuations of the group.
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Throughout the contact lens industry, protectionism and barriers to experimentation threaten to stall innovation.
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It does not threaten any punitive measures against Morocco if the mission remains understaffed.
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This will threaten the status of the dollar as the only global reserve currency.
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The fighting may threaten preparations for parliamentary and district council elections planned in October.
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Also, he doesn't really threaten people or use sports metaphors like in this rap.
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Trump ordered a probe into whether steel imports threaten U.S. national security last April.
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Now, in an all too familiar story, development projects threaten the area's very existence.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran also threaten to reduce oil exports from that OPEC producer.
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However, such comments threaten to undermine the public's trust in law enforcement, he said.
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The trend could eventually threaten the traditional relationship between big buyers and big suppliers.
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The designation does nothing to threaten the bald eagle's position as the national animal.
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Join me by continuing to call out our politicians when they threaten our care.
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It's not trade effects or investment uncertainty that threaten the global economy; it's fear.
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They argued the deposition would create a "media circus" and threaten her personal safety.
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The U.S. can always target terrorists who threaten Americans and those who tolerate them.
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Because ice melt and sea level rise are going to threaten all of them.
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This is likely to further threaten the security of government debt around the world.
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The demands for wall funding threaten to close parts of the government on Saturday.
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And if something ignites, high winds threaten to carry the flames far and wide.
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She never thought he'd conspire against her, or even threaten to put her away.
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Now they're left to deal with gigantic cracks that threaten to swallow homes whole.
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Giuliani told HuffPost that a Biden candidacy would not threaten Trump's chances of reelection.
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"The risks from cyber breaches continue to threaten consumers and our financial markets," Sen.
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If a victim said no, Grayson would threaten to release their XXX-rated sexts.
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Matt Gaetz appears to threaten Michael Cohen on Twitter Mr. Cohen goes to Washington
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They can threaten to hold up confirmations or legislation until they get their way.
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The president went on to threaten further tariffs against the U.S. ally and neighbor.
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It's time to break with such destabilizing policies that threaten fundamental U.S. security interests.
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Factually speaking, he doesn't need expensive nuclear weapons to strategically threaten the United States.
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But the battery fires threaten to undermine Samsung's efforts, giving an edge to Apple.
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In the real world, mankind has always had aggressors that threaten to destroy peace.
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Logging, oil pipelines, and scientific developments threaten lands deemed sacred by Native American tribes.
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At no time did Mr. Moore "physically threaten the correction officers," the indictment says.
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When they threaten to unionize, Cao hires an anti-union firm to dissuade them.
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Trump may threaten his political enemies with tweets, but he has nothing on antebellum
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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry.
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Rising global temperatures also threaten the future of remaining trees in aiding the planet.
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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry.
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Only today do anti-abortion "extremists" threaten the use of fetal tissue in research.
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Investors are worried that a Fernandez comeback in Congress would threaten Macri's reform agenda.
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Enemies that threaten American national security no longer need to depend on military power.
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Polluters who threaten our coastline and pay-day lenders who target our most vulnerable.
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Gutting 21st CCLC would hurt families, weaken communities and threaten our nation's competitive advantage.
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But critics, including civil liberties groups, said the legislation would threaten due process rights.
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The Section 85033 investigation into whether those imports threaten national security started last month.
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The more we threaten them, the more they cling to the bomb for survival.
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Exceptionally high tides and sea-water incursions threaten the fresh water under the atolls.
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Opponents fear that his presidency will threaten human rights and ecological preservation in Brazil.
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The kidnappers, naturally, threaten to dispose of their hostage if the cops are called.
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Mr. Trump's own words have demonstrated that his election would threaten our democratic institutions.
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No other weapon has the power to level entire cities, or indeed threaten civilization.
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Takkar stands between these two tidal forces that threaten to tear his home apart.
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These inequities threaten our country's credibility as a leader in the global HIV response.
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His words may offend, but their actions threaten the orderly conduct of our elections.
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Politicians have repeatedly come out against LGBT people, saying they threaten Armenia's cultural identity.
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Even after the fighting had stopped, hunger continued to threaten the war-torn nations.
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It's the law that polices and punishes women who transgress or threaten dominant men.
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Officials have said it is necessary, arguing that foreign-funded NGOs threaten national security.
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I think part of the absence of that empathy is it doesn't threaten you.
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And they believe premature increases in the Bitcoin network's capacity could threaten that independence.
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These centralized teams of miners threaten to allow manipulation of Bitcoin's price and network.
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Freeze Russian state assets where used to threaten property of U.K. nationals or residents.
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"We can never allow Iran to threaten Israel or the region ever," he added.
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It could threaten their control of the White House and cost them the Senate.
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A stated reason for the tariffs is that steel imports supposedly threaten American security.
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Threaten American companies if they make business decisions to move to Mexico or Canada.
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While the stock levels are a threat to investors, the debt levels threaten banks.
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Reportedly unamused enough to threaten to end its relationships with stores that sold them.
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The dean did not try to find out who did it or threaten punishment.
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Their decisions will be appealed and are unlikely to threaten the lawsuits' ultimate success.
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Justify the penalties on the preposterous grounds that allies threaten United States national security.
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There are four drivers who, despite their points deficit, could threaten Hamilton and Vettel.
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Russia stepped in to sponsor the measure — and the Americans did not threaten them.
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The administration is also considering reorganizations and budget cuts that threaten these programs' existence.
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The fear and anxiety about the short and long term threaten to overwhelm us.
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But some Israelis and Palestinians are pushing initiatives that threaten to derail this opportunity.
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These missiles could, however, threaten cities such as Tsingdao and Beijing in northeastern China.
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He considered how these people would bring crime to America and threaten national security.
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Federal agencies could open investigations or threaten to investigate his enemies in other ways.
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Humans compete for prey or kill carnivores that threaten their lives, agriculture or livestock.
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Two raids this week threaten the ability of news organizations to reveal official wrongdoing.
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Mr. Raniere appeared to recognize that news reports about the brandings might threaten Nxivm.
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Critics say the company is underplaying how such policies could threaten its bottom line.
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Warming waters have already started to threaten its native creatures with starvation and death.
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Other nations are not simply biding their time as we threaten ourselves with stagnation.
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A fear that outsiders fleeing war and poverty in Muslim nations threaten the homeland.
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After the deadly and fast-growing wildfire began to threaten his hometown, Paradise, Calif.
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She said she worried that her debt would again threaten her ability to work.
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Don't threaten to show up at their doorstep with a honeydew-laden fruit basket.
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" Other witnesses reportedly told police they heard him threaten to "shoot up the school.
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International tensions threaten unpredictable new escalations like Turkey's recent incursion on the northern border.
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There is nothing about the Trump administration that should threaten America's system of government.
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Its aggressive plans to expand its internal shipping network threaten FedEx and UPS (UPS).
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It's the law that polices and punishes women who transgress or threaten dominant men.
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The statute gives the president broad authority to restrict imports that threaten national security.
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It might then threaten the Carolinas or Georgia or move up the Florida peninsula.
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Yet its short runtime and broad scope threaten to shortchange director Mauro Colombo's mission.
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Experts are worried the Iowa debacle could threaten the legitimacy of the entire process.
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If my words physically threaten or bully someone, something must be done about it.
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"Curfews or you threaten them, 'If you don't do this no television,'" he said.
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We must stop the resurgence of safe havens that enable terrorists to threaten America.
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How about if I impose tariffs on the Mexicans, or threaten to impose tariffs?
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Three factors threaten it: the strength of institutions, fiscal policy and the global environment.
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President Trump isn't the first politician to threaten tariffs against China for currency manipulation.
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The coronavirus could also threaten the global supply chain of pharmaceuticals, Ed Silverman reports.
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State regulators are concerned that new charter would threaten their sovereignty and consumer protection.
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And Mizuho said that Amazon is unlikely to threaten the search business for Google.
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Confucius Institutes have the potential to threaten national security, as FBI Director Wray acknowledged.
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The move prompted Beijing to threaten retaliatory measures, raising fears of a global recession.
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"We don't threaten anyone, but nor do we fear anyone," he told his cabinet.
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Speculation swirled that the protests might snowball and threaten the governing party, Georgian Dream.
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They did, however, threaten heavy fines if anyone from either organization commented on it.
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Conflict could threaten a run on domestic banks by sending more companies into distress.
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It now seems Trump was using American foreign aid to threaten the Ukrainian President.
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If proven, the allegations threaten to further damage the country's reputation for engineering excellence.
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But analysts say Mr. Duterte's approach may threaten its ties to a dependable ally.
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But analysts say Mr. Duterte's approach may threaten its ties to a dependable ally.
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But concerns about money also threaten the rollout of state and local coronavirus testing.
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Thus far, the U.S. has not given China an excuse to threaten financial warfare.
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And AI can help make more precise judgments about which drugs threaten public health.
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Climate change is leading to warmer winters, which threaten winter tourism around the world.
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Politically, they threaten to hurt individual citizens in the heartland of America — Trump territory.
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The actions and spirit of the new administration threaten the American university's core values.
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We need each other, and to threaten that co-dependence would be, literally, mad.
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When we devalue work, we threaten the pride and dignity that come from it.
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Back then, there wasn't much debris to block his view or threaten his spacecraft.
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Do my reservations on the minimum wage threaten my standing as a loyal Democrat?
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Low energy prices also weaken Russian attempts to threaten its neighbors with energy embargos.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) by 6900 points and Sen.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) is to get on board.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) with 13 percent and Sen.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) in third with 15 percent.
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Imagine what could happen in global markets, if terrorists will threaten the Suez Canal.
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North Korea continues to threaten the United States and its allies with nuclear attack.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) for his health care proposal.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) said in a statement Tuesday.
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"North Korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear missiles could soon threaten our homeland," Trump warned.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) continue to gain in popularity.
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