But threatening Mexico, threatening Canada, threatening Europe makes no sense.
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"She was threatening my family, threatening my wife and threatening to do harm to my baby at that time," Vinneccy said.
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Approaching people in a threatening manner and threatening people is illegal.
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Whenever Jane is threatening to the status quo, Bertha is more threatening.
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And you did a whole thing about threatening, non-threatening women, too.
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It could be threatening their education or threatening their relationships, Chabot points out.
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The most serious issue is the life-threatening and sport-threatening problem with concussions.
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But it sounds like something not life-threatening or even a career-threatening problem.
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We know he sent threatening ... that she had received threatening text messages from him.
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"Right after I broke up with her, she was threatening my family, threatening my wife and threatening to do harm to my baby at that time," Vinneccy told Politico.
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There's nothing more threatening to Gilead's threatening regime than a handmaid who's great at Scrabble.
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Going after our ally, South Korea, while North Korea is threatening the region, threatening us?
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"They told my wife this has been a life-threatening and limb-threatening situation," he says.
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Rewarding the ugly, the non-threatening, is one way to keep those more threatening women down.
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Remember, he&aposs firing them over Japan threatening Guam and threatening the entire region -- at least temporarily.
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BECAUSE I READ EVERY NOW AND THEN PEOPLE THAT SAY JPMORGAN IS THREATENING – WE'RE NOT THREATENING ANYTHING.
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All were, as of publication, hospitalized, with one in life-threatening and three in non-life-threatening condition.
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One officer has life-threatening injuries, while the other officer's injuries are not life threatening, NBC News reports.
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I don&apost care what the government is threatening you with, with the prosecutors are threatening you with.
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It is that what is now threatening to us, as Americans, is simultaneously threatening to our major enemies.
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And that threatening versus non-threatening communication style, it's a whole ... We could talk about this for hours.
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They are now banned from the restaurant for "threatening my cook, threatening everyone else," manager Thomas Marchese tells PEOPLE.
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An officer describes the injuries as two reds (serious, life-threatening injuries) and three yellows (not immediately life-threatening).
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Five of the injured were in life-threatening condition while the other four were in non-life-threatening condition.
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A Virginia state trooper has life-threatening injuries, and two civilians suffered non life-threatening injuries, according to NBC news.
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They&aposre threatening our cities, they&aposre threatening our citizens, they&aposre not going to be here very long folks.
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We've got to take all weapons away from people with mental illness, people who are threatening themselves or threatening others.
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" Forecasters warned that rainfall from Harvey is expected to trigger "life-threatening storm surges" and "catastrophic and life-threatening flooding.
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Allegations of violence and threatening behavior continued over the years, most recently in threatening text messages to his second wife's mother.
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He said a few messages relayed to him via the intermediary subsequently became more threatening, though they were not physically threatening.
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It then sends threatening letters to those users via their ISPs, threatening a giant lawsuit, and then offering a low settlement.
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At that point, we will be flirting with non-trivial tail risks of species-threatening — or at least civilization-threatening — effects.
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Years of threatening online comments Altomare said his department investigated threatening online comments that Ramos allegedly made against the paper in 2013.
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Trump's rhetoric has prompted responses from North Korea before — remember Trump threatening "fire and fury" and, hours later, North Korea threatening Guam?
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Massive Arctic cruise ships are threatening Inuit hunting grounds Massive Arctic cruise ships are threatening Inuit hunting grounds This segment originally aired Oct.
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In other words, when they ran out of threatening faces to find, they started calling faces threatening that they used to call harmless.
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A man pleaded guilty on Friday to one charge of threatening a federal official after allegedly making threatening calls to members of Rep.
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North Korea has also upped its typically bellicose rhetoric, threatening to sink a U.S. aircraft carrier and threatening Australia with a nuclear strike.
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PAUL TUDOR JONES: So, again, for the large portion of population, this is not going to be a life-threatening or -- it's going to be life-changing but not life-threatening -- not a life-threatening thing, for a large portion of the population.
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Kim Jong Un, he&aposs no longer firing missiles over Japan and threatening Guam and the entire Korean peninsula or threatening the United States.
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Seif El Din Mustafa is charged with hijacking, kidnapping, threatening violence, threatening use of explosives and civil aviation law violations, according to Cyprus police.
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"People were threatening me, my family, and there were other people that were threatening my sorority saying, 'We're going to burn down their house.'"
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"We help people to understand that what's happening is very unpleasant but is not life-threatening, or threatening to their mental stability," she says.
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In 1995, he co-sponsored a bill in the House that would authorize medical marijuana in cases of "life-threatening" and "sense-threatening" illness.
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The administration's chaotic approach to trade conflicts — threatening deeper tariffs, then backing off for negotiations, then threatening again — has deepened uncertainty about the economic outlook.
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Just a week after threatening attacks on the United States and South Korea, North Korea is now threatening a specific target, in this case, Manhattan.
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Now, instead of threatening Mexico, Trump is threatening a government shutdown if Congress doesn't make US taxpayers open their coffers to build the border wall.
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Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, the CSU&aposs leader, is threatening to go ahead unilaterally with his plans if she doesn&apost — potentially threatening the governing coalition.
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The charges: Interstate transportation of an explosive device, illegal mailing of explosives, threatening former presidents and others, threatening interstate commerce, and assaulting federal law enforcement officers.
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There&aposs no way, if the Republicans are threatening a shutdown, if the president is threatening a shutdown, there&aposs no way the Democrats will yield.
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It is threatening its neighbors with these deadly weapons and indirectly threatening the U.S. Responding to this challenge, the U.S. has begun rebuilding its nuclear arsenal.
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"Why should it have to come to the point where we are threatening each other and threatening each other's lives over a presidential election?" she asked.
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Dr. Lazala described him as "very aggressive, talking loudly, threatening people," and added that Dr. Bello had sent him a threatening email after leaving Bronx-Lebanon.
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Snoop Dogg says he was NOT threatening CBS anchor Gayle King over her Kobe Bryant interview -- but the record shows he did make a somewhat threatening comment.
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As we showed people fewer and fewer threatening faces over time, we found that they expanded their definition of "threatening" to include a wider range of faces.
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Sayoc was charged with five felony counts, including interstate transportation and illegal mailing of explosives, threatening a former president, making threatening interstate communications and assaulting federal officers.
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The researchers played the threatening sounds of large carnivores (and also non-threatening control sounds) from speakers along an extensive length of shoreline for months at a time.
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The U.S., Japan, South Korea and others need to reassure Kim that nobody is threatening him and to ask him to stop threatening a nuclear attack, Duterte said.
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"He was talking to rescue personnel, and we didn't think he had life-threatening injuries, but a few hours later we learned they were life-threatening," he said.
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He spent an hour-plus vaguely threatening Democrats, complaining about the Russia investigation, and threatening a government shutdown if his long-sought border wall with Mexico isn't built.
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Woodward said Bennell manipulated the boys he abused by threatening them physically with a pair of nunchucks and by threatening to kick them out of the soccer academy.
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And in August 2019, two students were expelled after threatening a shooting at WFHS, while a third was expelled for threatening to bomb nearby South Florence High School.
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"Rowland was threatening Lauren financially and reputationally, but there was no indication to University Police from Lauren that he was threatening her with physical harm," the university said.
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Instead of carefully deciding how threatening a face is compared to all other faces, the brain can just store how threatening it is compared to other faces it has seen recently, or compare it to some average of recently seen faces, or the most and least threatening faces it has seen.
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Mecklenburg Emergency Medical Services Agency said two people were killed, two others had life-threatening injuries and another two suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Associated Press.
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Police officers are permitted to use lethal force when someone is imminently threatening their lives or the lives of civilians, or if someone is imminently threatening great bodily harm.
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The struggle over gay rights is what is threatening religious liberty, putting Christian merchants out of business, threatening the tax-exempt status and accreditation of Christian schools and colleges.
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A federal jury indicted Travis Luke Dominguez, 33, on 11 counts, including threatening to kill the president and threatening to harm police officers if they tried to stop him.
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Dorian, back to a Category 3 hurricane, began hitting the Southeast seaboard Thursday, threatening to inundate low-lying coastal areas from Georgia to Virginia with a life-threatening storm surge.
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By threatening US alliance commitments, he is explicitly threatening to sacrifice the US's most significant accomplishments in global affairs — and to do it, ironically enough, on the altar of "winning."
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NRA spokeswoman denies threatening to fist the New York Times NRA spokeswoman denies threatening to fist the New York Times A spokeswoman for the NRA denied threatening to fist the New York Times — which she referred to as an "old gray hag" — in an officially sanctioned NRA video ostensibly promoting gun ownership.
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Beck faulted Trump for threatening protesters at earlier rallies, and noted that Trump issued a threatening tweet on Monday to the Ricketts family, which has been politically active in recent cycles.
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"If it was just Google threatening this or Facebook threatening this, Pakistan might say go ahead," said Ms. Arun, who founded the Center for Communication Governance at National Law University Delhi.
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" He paused, before continuing, "His tone was just threatening.
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"This is the most recent event in a series of acts of sabotage that are threatening the security of maritime corridors as well as threatening energy security of the world," he said.
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The attack hospitalized six with gunshot wounds, one of whom later died, one of whom suffered life-threatening wounds, and four of whom suffered non-life-threatening injuries to their arms and legs.
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Also, Kim Jong Un, guess what, wow, he&aposs no longer firing missiles over Japan, he is not threatening Guam, he&aposs not threatening the continental U.S. and the rest of the world.
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Bullying a voter by asserting that they will "burn in hell" for not supporting a candidate is ultimately no different from threatening physical violence or from an employer threatening to sack a worker.
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He's accused of threatening a Jewish community center And in Ohio, 20-year-old James Patrick Reardon was arrested for allegedly threatening to carry out a shooting at a Youngstown Jewish community center.
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My mom wouldn't answer the phone because most of the time it was either the mortgage company threatening to foreclose on the house or the electric company threatening to turn off the lights.
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There are also investigations into potential copycat killers, people who had made threatening calls to Sandy Hook Elementary or wrote inflammatory things online, and odd, vaguely threatening emails sent to a Connecticut newspaper.
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That's what's really threatening jobs and wages in this country.
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And it should not be seen as threatening to anyone.
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Iceland ultimately got its way by threatening to leave NATO.
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Competition from smartwatches is also threatening the luxury watch sector.
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The images usually aren't really 'threatening' but just silly entertainment.
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"Here's the photos he's been threatening me with," she wrote.
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The caregiver apparently refused to ante up the threatening texts.
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Remember, this is the same company the Europeans are threatening.
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But the boat kept wobbling, threatening to ruin the shot.
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There is no indication he was belligerent, noncompliant or threatening.
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I scared him off by threatening to call the police.
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The White House is also threatening China with separate duties.
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But, by late January, the threatening calls allegedly started again.
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Violence is also threatening oil production in Libya and Nigeria.
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Artificial intelligence is threatening to replace even white collar jobs.
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There was a more threatening event at her school yard.
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As he refused to cooperate, officials resorted to threatening him.
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There's footage of Johnson pumping iron and threatening the guys.
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However, his rhetoric simply became more vitriolic -- and more threatening.
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I also have emails from whoever it is threatening me.
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Their injuries ranged from minor to life threatening, police said.
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These specifically prohibit harassment, threatening messages, and calls to violence.
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Cops say she's been harassing and threatening him since 2004.
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I got people threatening to rape me in my inbox.
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After tweeting the image, Wilton began threatening to hurt himself.
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Their messages range from kind of cute to vaguely threatening.
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An outright rejection, threatening the deal, is seen as unlikely.
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We have weak leaders who are threatening our national security.
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Daniel had been threatening to kill them after I left.
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After the pistol announcement, some members are threatening to quit.
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Air traffic controllers are threatening to join in starting Friday.
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It is this combination that has made WannaCry so threatening.
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He keeps threatening to declare a national emergency over it.
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But soaring U.S. production is threatening to erode OPEC's efforts.
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Nor has it stopped him from threatening the EPA's budget.
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It's got that sort of remotely threatening, very dark feel.
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The man let the boy go after threatening his life.
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People start threatening you or saying nasty things to you.
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And even more states are threatening to develop nuclear weapons.
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Fan's studio responded by threatening to sue Cui for libel.
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The less threatening the opponent, the less impressive the Emperor.
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" • "Threatening "murder" in a profane, incoherent rant captured by video.
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Threatening to withdraw banking licences would be a stronger deterrent.
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Police said he made a threatening move with a gun.
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He was also arrested for allegedly threatening his bodyguard's life.
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But the suspect denied writing the threatening letter to Walker.
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How long can Trump keep threatening global safety via Twitter?
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You know, the ones who are threatening to kill her.
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They all just got ... Said similar things, said threatening things.
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Even threatening such inaction weakens the alliance and emboldens adversaries.
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She's threatening to throw him out and call the cops.
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Why doesn't something like that apply to life threatening allergies.
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That's the next scary phase of this threatening technological movement.
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Industrial metals sank with the trade war threatening global growth.
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This time, a calmer, less threatening person did the talking.
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Bullying and other threatening and rude behaviors can be contagious.
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They say the blazes are threatening more than 350 buildings.
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Joe Walsh needs to be arrested for threatening our President.
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In January, a Nebraska man pleaded guilty to threatening Ernst.
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The government in Pyongyang is threatening a sixth nuclear test.
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Uber Eats is growing rapidly, threatening Grubhub (GRUB) and DoorDash.
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But a lawsuit filed this week is threatening another delay.
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Vicious attacks on our communities are threatening trans people's survival.
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Compared to Beanie, Birdman's infamous words don't seem so threatening.
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The environment still feels threatening, but at least it's familiar.
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Wildlife, meanwhile, has become more threatening to more modern planes.
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Something big is going on, threatening coastlines, crops and wildlife.
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"I've been threatening to do it for years," Auctor said.
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Republican lawmakers are also receiving threatening messages following the incident.
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All of this is threatening to bring down his administration.
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The officials aren't threatening a new lawsuit against DACA -- yet.
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The government Republicans are threatening to shut down is Trump's.
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Like threatening to oust the chairman of the Federal Reserve,
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In the past, Pete is threatening and stealing the Cornerstone.
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Unimpressed, Mr Trump suggested Ms Fields had been threatening him.
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Unless you regard promoting democracy itself as a threatening activity.
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It is threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity.
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But the latest scandal may prove the most threatening yet.
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And you can go a long ways without threatening that.
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Bitter divisions threatening to rip our country's social fabric apart.
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Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, who was threatening to nationalize Iran's oil
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Salgado received phone calls from people threatening to kill her.
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Government spending would contract, threatening retirees dependent on Social Security.
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The blob is a threatening toxic algae in bright bloom.
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Nixon was a combination of the threatening and the weird.
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Less notable but no less threatening examples may go unreported.
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Some withdrew business from the state — or are threatening to.
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For instance, China is threatening tariffs on U.S. soy crops.
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An adolescent girl was on an overpass, threatening to jump.
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Today, plastic is one of the gravest pollutants threatening us.
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This is threatening; the risk is this is becoming global.
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Trump's moves are threatening to disrupt the industry's trade balance.
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When they could not locate him, they began threatening people.
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And the relentless ocean waves are threatening what is left.
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His crimes and corruption are threatening the rule of law.
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Fox was even thinking that threatening to replace the cast.
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Obama made a similar, albeit less threatening, appeal to Congress.
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He went on to accuse Democrats of threatening a shutdown.
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They were banging on the windows, shouting and threatening us.
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To this extent – Beijing is not simply using threatening rhetoric.
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Easy: An impending ecological crisis threatening the survival of humanity.
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Meanwhile, the president is threatening tariffs on European auto imports.
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Protesters said the company's actions are threatening its open culture
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AX, threatening a takeover deal with Tabcorp Holdings Ltd (TAH.AX).
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"It was so invasive," she said of the threatening encounter.
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Trees threatening public safety, roads and homes should be removed.
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" Lutz said threatening a 25 percent tariff is "typical Trump.
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Kanye West accuses Drake of threatening him and his family.
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Grassley and Feinstein responded by threatening to subpoena their testimony.
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Ryan has to appear neutral because Trump is threatening riots?
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Trump is threatening Republican lives and Republican priorities right now.
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"We firmly believe these are threatening statements," Bickhardt told VICE.
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We can be more progressive without really threatening income generation.
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Still, that's exactly what Trump has been threatening to do.
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They weren't really boycotting; they were threatening to boycott them.
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Now Rubio is threatening to withhold his vote over it.
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Because that's what people are threatening and it's entirely likely.
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Even positive ratings are shared with a negative, threatening tone.
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" South Korea's government condemned Kim's comments for "threatening the South.
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There is nothing particularly threatening about the number 220 itself.
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Many of Kenneally's subjects find the world hostile and threatening.
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And they're claiming that Democrats are the ones threatening Medicare.
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"They were sort of this threatening, looming presence," Voss says.
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Starboard is threatening to take that same approach at Yahoo.
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A black man with a gun was threatening a motorist.
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The wilderness looks unkept and threatening, but seethes with life.
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Other governments plan to do less lobbying and more threatening.
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A Massachusetts man was charged with sending the threatening letter.
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They texted numerous parents, threatening to shoot up our schools.
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" But, he added, "They are threatening to kill the hostage.
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Further threatening Mr. Saikawa's standing, the company is performing poorly.
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"Curious if you've heard any threatening chatter," the officer said.
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"Do you feel like this is threatening?" the man asks.
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Zahran released online videos calling for jihad and threatening bloodshed.
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Less visible yet equally threatening is Beijing's impending water crisis.
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"I don't see Daniel Kretinsky threatening the newspaper," she said.
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Uruguay don't look very threatening right now without Edinson Cavani.
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Threatening phone calls to Comet and false stories also continued.
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She even tweeted one of his letters threatening legal action.
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Which contender will be the most threatening to her reign?
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Shaver's tone and body language were in no way threatening.
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Lost and small in a sierra suddenly vast and threatening.
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"We're advised that the fire was threatening structures," he said.
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And it was threatening to halt the whole peace process.
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Suppliers now face their own uncertainties, threatening livelihoods beyond Boeing.
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Its owner confronts the black community, threatening a gang war.
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Trump is threatening to cut intelligence ties with the UK
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After threatening a veto, President Trump signed it that day.
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And they can by threatening incumbents though the nomination process.
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Varnish is threatening to take legal action against the organization.
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The threatening phone calls began in October 2016, he said.
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Coronavirus is threatening due to its lethality — and its cost.
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Trouble in Italy European politics is also threatening economic stability.
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I floated through the mall, a silent, slightly threatening spectre.
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But more often they are streaked by deep, threatening shadows.
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Another man, 26, sustained injuries that were not life threatening.
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Then Ihsan received a threatening voice mail from Aboud's commander.
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A looming Supreme Court case threatening to gut Roe v.
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Parents and students received text messages threatening to harm them.
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These are only some of the encroaching crises threatening Russia.
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Their teachers said they were being "silly," but not threatening.
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The ISA denied posing any political questions or threatening Aslan.
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Authorities have not said whether the suspect was threatening officers.
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And those forces are threatening to disfigure our democracy today.
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If somebody is threatening my child I will fight back.
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"The political assassination is absolutely threatening stability here," he said.
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But maybe the person in front of you feels threatening.
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He was transported to the hospital with "life threatening injuries".
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But with its recent actions, Russia is threatening these gains.
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But the tariffs are threatening jobs that are already here.
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The officers' injuries were not believed to be life threatening.
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One blaze reached the western part of Sydney, threatening homes.
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"He went on: "The bar manager was now threatening me.
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Dolan's response: threatening to bar the fan from future games.
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J.J. Watt threatening to fight Carrie Underwood's hockey player husband???
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What's threatening about a couple of guys dancing together, really?
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Threatening Canada might not be the most effective strategy, however.
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So threatening to withdraw from it is sort of absurd.
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They were there and threatening you at all times, correct?
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Republican President Donald Trump stoked anxieties by threatening on Aug.
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The injuries, fortunately, were determined not to be life threatening.
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By the time it was lunch time, Rinse FM had cancelled Banks' headline slot at their festival, and grime artists were threatening to throw piss on her, while she was threatening to bring guns.
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In addition to sending the threatening letter to the president along with a substance he claimed was anthrax, Mr. Gravelle emailed threatening messages to harm or intimidate federal probation officers and mental health providers.
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"I asked if anyone was threatening him; he said no, no one was threatening him, he just didn't like school," his mother, Blanca Zhicay, who immigrated from Ecuador 25 years ago, said in Spanish.
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The shooter injured four people in their 250s and 24s; as of publication, one man was hospitalized with life threatening injuries and two women and one man were being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
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He didn't put anti-vaxxers on a health council like he was threatening to do, or seem to be threatening to do and that seemed to be almost a wire he didn't want to touch.
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"This is the most recent event in a series of acts of sabotage that are threatening the security of maritime corridors as well as threatening energy security of the world," he told the Security Council.
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These bacteria are all responsible for causing nasty, life-threatening infections.
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Another person was hospitalized with injuries that were not life-threatening.
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Meanwhile, Earth abides below, beautiful but threatening, and dizzyingly far away.
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Yet the two sides were no longer threatening each other either.
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But, in some cases, there were potentially life-threatening side effects.
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None of these interventions is itself life-threatening to the patient.
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And that is exactly what Senate Democrats are threatening to do.
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Even if it means threatening to kill his own son, Hakeem.
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None of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening, CSP added.
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It's confusing and threatening to have people regularly doubt your identity.
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Public health officials say three people remain in life-threatening condition.
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"This is a life-threatening situation," the National Hurricane Center said.
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So the vets seem particularly threatening as a group of four.
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Locklear was transported to the hospital with minor non-threatening injuries.
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The March narcomanta threatening to target civilians if extradition proceedings continue.
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When Lang said yes, he became aggressive and threatening, she said.
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Neither of these scenarios seemed like threatening in my testing, though.
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Morrissey responded by allegedly sending him threatening texts, according to affidavit.
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Everyone and everything that's non-native — that is, alien — is threatening.
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It's one of the most life-threatening forms of heart disease.
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"Some doctors think it's cosmetic and not life-threatening," she said.
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The blaze has destroyed 22 buildings and is threatening 600 buildings.
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A food allergy can be severe and life-threatening, said Gupta.
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Now Hollywood is threatening a repeat, only with the real Atlanta.
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Trump accused Democrats, rather than his own party, of threatening Medicare.
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Emergency services in Austin said two people suffered life-threatening injuries.
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Hoover has also sent threatening, harassing emails to Swift's dad Scott.
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Fantasies of omnipotence and total surveillance are threatening our fundamental rights.
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And the image is threatening what little childhood we have left.
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They're threatening to sue if she doesn't pay up by June.
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A man has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Rep.
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Others ripped the hotel chain, threatening not to stay there again.
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Previously, the club received threatening phone calls voicing displeasure with McInnes.
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The club also received threatening phone calls voicing displeasure with McInnes.
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Hyde is wild and unpredictable, threatening Jekyll's reputation and her marriage.
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An Arizona man was recently indicted for threatening to kill Schiff.
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Once he was hospitalized for threatening to kill himself at school.
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It has burned approximately 1,300 acres and is threatening 6,500 homes.
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"Let's give a preference to the life-threatening calls," he said.
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Kim spent much of 2017 threatening the US and its allies.
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Tuesday's storms also were expected to produce potentially life-threatening tornadoes.
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Drop assault rifle restrictions based on nothing more than threatening appearance.
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The prospect of such a man threatening Los Angeles is harrowing.
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Iranian propaganda videos are circulating, threatening renewed attacks on American bases.
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He also made threatening comments about wanting to harm LAPD officers.
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She said she had also faced a barrage of threatening messages.
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The fire has burned 206 structures and is threatening 80,435 homes.
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Threatening letters and phone calls have been sent to our homes.
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A new colossal dam being built in Ethiopia is threatening that.
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Complications can range from a runny nose to life-threatening anaphylaxis.
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Trump responded by threatening to "spill the beans" on Cruz's wife.
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She says his threatening language echoed Bundy's words 37 years earlier.
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Their ineptitude is threatening the very legal foundation of social media.
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They've evolved to include life-threatening tactics, including doxxing and swatting.
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Her injuries didn't appear to be life-threatening, the sheriff said.
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He wrote threatening e-mails to bank staff and a client.
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CNN reported that a "threatening message" was found on the aircraft.
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In this context, potential competition from Instagram looks especially threatening. 2.
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It also brought the dangers of a life-threatening storm surge.
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Two other patients suffered from "life-threatening events," the company said.
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JV's lawyer fired off a letter to Birdman, threatening to sue.
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PENN: Well, I don&apost see it as dangerous and threatening.
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The company also said two other patients suffered "life-threatening events."
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Life-threatening effects are imminent along parts of the Florida panhandle.
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A small number of non-life threatening injuries have been reported.
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Now it's threatening to devour him, by Buzzfeed reporter Ryan Broderick.
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Bow Wow then waded in, threatening to "pimp" Trump's wife, Melania.
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By deciding to transport cocaine, Felix is threatening his business' equilibrium.
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Now, the wildfires are threatening another cultural institution: the Bachelor mansion.
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The National Hurricane Center predicts life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides.
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Wars in these countries are threatening to starve 20 million people.
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We don't want oil drilling threatening our beautiful beaches and ocean.
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America responded by threatening to impose tariffs on east African goods.
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"These rains could result in life-threatening flash floods and mudslides."
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The threatening message of the arrests seems to have been understood.
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And one is even threatening to file a human rights complaint.
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Thailand's navy has said the pair are threatening the country's sovereignty.
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"Some doctors think it's cosmetic and not life-threatening," she says.
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Many are threatening on Twitter to stop watching if Daryl dies.
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And the reason is that it's less threatening in that context.
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The paper reports none of his injuries are considered life-threatening.
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Her injuries were not considered life-threatening, authorities said last week.
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A Louisiana police officer might face disciplinary action for threatening Rep.
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The brands will join the Kellogg's family rather than threatening it.
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The Palestinians might see it as threatening any prospect of statehood.
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"All three calls used threatening language," the US defense official said.
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The U.S. responded by slapping sanctions on Turkey and threatening more.
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That&aposs because California wildfires are increasingly threatening sprawling urban areas.
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She was transported to the hospital with minor non-threatening injuries.
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"We&aposre advised that the fire was threatening structures," he said.
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"We had approximately 16 patients, all non-life threatening," he said.
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Why are you intimidating, threatening, harassing congressional members and their staffs?
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That Coca-Cola downgrade was very, very, very threatening and shaky.
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It captured the dramatic view of the blaze threatening several towns.
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Turkey's European allies have criticised the incursion, threatening to impose sanctions.
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Without these winds, there's little threatening Michael's stable, cyclone-like form.
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An Arizona man indicted in October for threatening to kill Rep.
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" Southeastern Virginia is also at risk of "life-threatening flash flooding.
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But otherwise, it wasn't close enough to us to feel threatening.
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Threatening statements between North Korea and the U.S. have been increasing.
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The United States is threatening retaliation for "alleged" Russian cyber attacks.
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Her camp is threatening to sue if the post isn't deleted.
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At least 3 of the victims are battling life threatening injuries.
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Religion certainly counts, and life-threatening illness is generally a killjoy.
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He is still in the hospital for non life-threatening injuries.
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And if the situation's life-threatening, you can also call 911.
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We're not sure right now if that injury is life- threatening.
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She doesn't like that she's threatening the Chanels for some reason.
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This includes, but is not limited to, threatening or promoting terrorism.
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The main counterweights threatening Chipotle's continued success are the company's expenses.
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The shooter is hospitalized with non-threatening injuries, the statement says.
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What is not protected is incitement to violence or threatening speech.
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Nevertheless, there would be severe pressure on profitability, potentially threatening ratings.
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Its website is deliberately free of threatening language and frightening videos.
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She also claimed he sent her "sexual" and "threatening" text messages.
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They've even had to turn off comments after comments became threatening.
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And yet, the Republican Party is threatening to cancel the project.
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Ronald Derisi was charged with threatening to kill the 2 lawmakers.
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Guido said the other victims did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
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I'm not getting through to him by writing nasty, threatening texts.
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Neither appeared to have life-threatening injury, according to the mayor.
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And there is nothing more threatening or disgusting than confronting mortality.
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As Cameron framed it, technology threatening movie theaters was nothing new.
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Expect the same slow, threatening build, and one equally horrific climax.
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The earthquake struck as Hurricane Katia is threatening Mexico's eastern coast.
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They were threatening Taybat al Imam to the east of Halfaya.
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Doug is fighting with LeAnn and threatening to fire gossipy staffers.
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Hall: When you look at him, he doesn't look very threatening.
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One of those officers was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.
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Once again, the Bush administration fought back, threatening to veto it.
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The rules for r/The_Donald claim to forbid threatening government officials.
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But as soon as Garrett departed, the Padres were threatening Lorenzen.
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States are threatening to add work requirements to entitlement programs like
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This includes – but is not limited to threatening or promoting terrorism.
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Among the attacks were voicemails threatening to lynch the black lawmaker.
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As before, nothing is more threatening to Ortega than the truth.
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Lawmakers have expressed previous concerns about ZTE potentially threatening national security.
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No one is threatening to kill off 2202 entirely--periodic reminder.
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He blackmailed me by threatening to tell everyone, including my family.
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Some retailers are already threatening to press claims under these theories.
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But the changes undertaken are threatening the safety of the public.
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"Threatening harm to somebody is a pretty huge ransom," he notes.
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She was charged with threatening the school and with computer harassment.
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Irma is one of three hurricanes currently threatening the Gulf region.
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But the company noted that customers have been threatening to boycott.
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It can be life-threatening in nearly 1 percent of children.
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Philadelphia Police said the officers did not have life-threatening injuries.
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The earthquake was not the only natural phenomenon threatening Ecuador's future.
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None of their injures are considered life-threatening, the spokesman said.
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They were transported to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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There are currently 5 patients - 2 serious, 3 non-life-threatening.
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Such deals are thought to be less threatening to antitrust authorities.
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Supporters say it would help better track down threatening phone calls.
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In the case of Europe, the specter of communism was threatening.
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"He and his friends were threatening to kill them," Blessinger said.
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But the extended rainfall is also threatening to make people sick.
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This rain could cause "life-threatening" flash floods, the NHC said.
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The husband had suffered life-threatening injuries, but had not died.
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Following Bills' life-threatening experience, Tiffani too has sworn off vaping.
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It doesn't feel at all threatening to the crowd, just amusing.
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Lacey explains that storms are life-threatening for the "Mole People".
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The South Carolina matchup is another career-threatening challenge for Sanford.
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Here's what you need to know about the life-threatening condition.
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Their clothes disguise the person beneath, rendering them faceless, threatening, monolithic.
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Various members of Congress have received threatening messages after Wednesday's attack.
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"He has been very threatening beyond a normal state," Trump said.
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Many in Hong Kong saw the law as threatening their autonomy.
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The effects of trauma on children are cumulative and life-threatening.
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As a result, climate change is threatening training time and performance.
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This can because of be threatening, rude, offensive, or obscene communication.
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That's called a pulmonary embolism, or PE, and is life-threatening.
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Now his startup is worth $3.5 billion and is threatening Salesforce.
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The GOP is threatening to gut protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Who will protect them now that property developers are threatening Ghazi?
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There was certainly no steel "crisis" threatening our country's national security.
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The infection is usually mild, but can sometimes be life-threatening.
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And now he is threatening here-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: A perjury trap.
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The officer is being treated for injuries not considered life-threatening.
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It is rampant in Latin America and threatening the United States.
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He is accused of making 14 threatening phone calls this month.
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The bacteria got into her bloodstream, causing life-threatening septic shock.
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One of Weinstein's lawyers is now threatening to sue the Times.
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And check out Toilets With Threatening Auras on Twitter and Facebook.
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In total he says, there have been almost 3,000 threatening messages.
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Gaines repeatedly pointed her weapon at police and made threatening statements.
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It's everything you need to know to stop life-threatening bleeding.
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The cosmos is a vast obstacle course of life-threatening dangers.
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That is threatening to the Chinese for two reasons, per Manning.
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Trump has been particularly concerned by German autos, threatening steep tariffs.
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College athletics are popular; anyone seen as threatening them, less so.
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It's amazing the things umbrellas can do that aren't life-threatening.
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The vision seemed so natural the krane's very absence seemed threatening.
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Its blue, fringed cloth cover fading and threatening to fall apart.
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He was ordering Marcos off the property, threatening violence, the policía.
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And the humans weren't even yelling or making threatening noises, necessarily.
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The scans aren't perfect, but they can detect life-threatening conditions.
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So why wouldn't the version where the government does the threatening?
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Compulsive hand washers often fear contracting chronic and life-threatening diseases.
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Salema had received threatening phone calls the previous day, AIM reported.
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The violence feels much more random and subsequently much more threatening.
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Police reviewed text messages and say they didn't see anything threatening.
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Remain in place through the passage of these life-threatening conditions.
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Naturally, threatening to jail the opposing candidate makes it even worse.
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Rising seas are threatening to eat away at the Shinnecock lands.
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When conditions become life-threatening, migration is salvation at the ready.
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But news and editorials also painted teachers as threatening and irresponsible.
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Overton suffered injuries that are not life-threatening, the chief said.
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Weather The winter storm threatening the US will ramp up today.
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Many also expressed fear of political incursion threatening the judiciary's independence.
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Trump is also threatening to increase the tariff rate on Oct.
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But I also suspect that he found Yellen's independent stature threatening.
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In an interview, Mr. Medina denied threatening anyone with a gun.
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Otherwise, he'll spend his time threatening to start wars on Twitter.
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Threatening to withhold federal highway funding to states that didn't comply.
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Indonesian security services called him, he said, and sounded vaguely threatening.
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But the possibility of threatening her family's health was too much.
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"Threatening" means the rockets struck populated areas or were intercepted beforehand.
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He started shooting dice, smoking pot and threatening to hurt people.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration's policies are threatening both of these tacks.
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With each wave collapsing closer to you, it almost feels threatening.
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Three other hostages were injured, including one with life-threatening injuries.
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A few dozen Buddhist nationalists were threatening to storm the buildings.
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Moustafa is living with a life-threatening absence of medical care.
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It's a sudden development that's threatening to upend the global economy.
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For others, it has been financially devastating, life-threatening, or fatal.
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Bana's Meehan is a sociopath lite, threatening but not especially disturbing.
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We share everything else: home, finances, friends, vacations, life-threatening calamities.
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From trade wars to migrant crises, the outside world looks threatening.
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"This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods," NHC forecasters said.
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"This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods," NHC forecasters said.
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And some of them are openly threatening to do exactly that.
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Policy changes from the Trump administration may be even more threatening.
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Moody's analyst Jonathan Root says the more recent news is threatening.
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Mr. Trump, of course, is threatening more than just metals tariffs.
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Nor does it much discourage refugees fleeing life-threatening civil violence.
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Making enemies of America's best friends by threatening them with sanctions.
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President Donald Trump responded by threatening to impose sanctions on Iraq.
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This rainfall could cause life-threatening flash flooding in these areas.
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So you're comedically threatening to kill people who work for me?
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All three victims' injuries were not life threatening, the station reported.
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One victim, a man, is being treated for life-threatening injuries.
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One told me she received threatening calls after the articles ran.
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Thomas suffered non-life threatening injuries and is expected to recover.
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While Crohn's usually isn't fatal, patients can develop life-threatening complications.
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Hordes of spotted lanternflies are flapping through the state, threatening agriculture.
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Her presence is not as intimidating, her power not as threatening.
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Someone smart but not potential competition, someone attractive but not threatening.
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But typically, the interplay involves nothing more threatening than lighthearted heckling.
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Some environmentalists are threatening to go to court over this decision.
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" He later added: "I think it's intended to be personally threatening.
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They are dangerous and even life-threatening, as the CDC reports.
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Six firefighters suffered injuries that are not life threatening, Conroy said.
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Their main hypothesis is that it works because it's not threatening.
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The administration is threatening to abandon multilateralism in a big way.
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Peloton is leaning into the holidays with a vaguely threatening ad.
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That person's injuries were not considered life-threatening, the police said.
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Gaetz sent a clearly threatening tweet directed at Cohen Tuesday afternoon.
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Incredible marketing machines based on existentially threatening stories, despite underwhelming technology.
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"For some prisoners, these impairments can be permanent and life-threatening."
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"Silenzio!" he warns Primo, with a threatening wag of the finger.
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Now, many retailers fear the coronavirus crisis is threatening their survival.
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The next morning, the rain that had been threatening finally arrived.
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Now, many retailers fear the coronavirus crisis is threatening their survival.
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He's hospitalized, with injuries reported as serious but not life-threatening.
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He was besieged with threatening emails and suspended from his position.
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"I felt that the police statement was threatening me," she said.
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"[The letter] wasn't threatening or anything," he told the Tribune-Democrat.
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Republicans accuse Democrats of threatening to obstruct the president-elect's agenda.
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It was odd and threatening to have a stranger hovering there.
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In spite of these bright spots, there are still threatening clouds.
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It's 1970; the feminist movement has the pull to be threatening.
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The police said his injuries were serious, but not life-threatening.
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None of the victims sustained life-threatening injuries, the police said.
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But the vulgarity of the real world keeps threatening to intrude.
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CNN listened to the calls, which ranged from casual to threatening.
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Parts are pretty bad — threatening the Paris accords on global warming.
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But forces threatening the oil and gas business model are undeniable.
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The woman injured Monday afternoon suffered life-threatening injuries, Manley said.
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And China's rise is threatening America's historically strong position in technology.
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The rapper's mom is threatening to sue the Bureau of Prisons.
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No one had life-threatening injuries, the police said late Monday.
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Self-doubt had painted the world in lurid and threatening colors.
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President Trump's barrier is threatening species and reshaping entire fragile ecosystems.
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Already they are threatening the futures of broadcasters who embarrass them.
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And the Administration is threatening to do even more family separation.
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Intolerance, intimidation and threatening behavior have no place on Auburn's campus.
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There were injuries reported but none were life-threatening, police said.
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Jereb is on probation after threatening a member of Florida Gov.
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He also admitted to writing threatening quotes and posting threats online.
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Other challenges were deeper, and harder to resolve by threatening tariffs.
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Your doctor may want a word about life-threatening eating disorders.
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Hotels are threatening to abandon traditional supervision because of the costs.
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Without it, we are threatening our ability to continue to innovate.
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The firefighter's injuries are serious but not life-threatening, Zoldos said.
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But it stopped short of threatening a veto of either measure.
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He was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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The wall is just one of the fights threatening a deal.
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The third nor'easter of the winter is threatening the East Coast.
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North Korea is threatening an attack in the waters near Guam.
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When embraced by humans, many can find this uncomfortable or threatening.
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He also points a gun at Tonya, threatening to kill her.
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Boyd alternated between verbally threatening the officers and making friendly conversation.
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Opinion Light pollution is threatening our ability to see the cosmos.
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Opinion Light pollution is threatening our ability to see the cosmos.
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But the Thomas Fire is still threatening communities around Santa Barbara.
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Life-threatening emergencies are usually covered, but other incidents probably aren't.
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Threatening Washington, they noted, was an old method of improving relations.
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While innovative ideas can be threatening, knee-jerk opposition is worse.
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We do have an answer to this often life threatening issue.
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Ms. Billops's husband began mentoring Christa, which Ms. Billops found threatening.
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The report says he was admitted after threatening to hurt himself.
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Farmers and truckers are also threatening blockages and strikes from Sunday.
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He reacted by calling them liars and threatening to sue them.
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The jury finds Ralph legally responsible for threatening and assaulting her.
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They also allege that Strong followed her around campus, sent her messages threatening her and threatening to harm himself, and called and texted her repeatedly after their breakup — sometimes as often as 14 times per night.
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Imagery from Worldview 3 used to fight fires threatening Worldview 4 launch Imagery from Worldview 3 used to fight fires threatening Worldview 4 launch A full two months later, WorldView 4 successfully made it into space.
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"What is so alarming is the assault on Democratic norms ... things like threatening to put people in jail, threatening to put journalists in jail, wanting military parades, praising dictators, wanting to be a dictator," Maher said.
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Asked about the study, a Twitter spokesman referred to the company's terms of service, which prohibit promoting terrorism, threatening abuse and "hateful conduct" such as attacking or threatening a person on the basis of race or ethnicity.
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"There is a danger of life-threatening inundation," said the center's advisory that noted the possibility of as much as 20 inches (20 cm) of rain to fall in some isolated areas and life-threatening flash flooding.
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"If it is an open state to carry, we will exercise our Second Amendment rights because there are other groups threatening to be there that are threatening to do harm to us," Nzinga told Reuters on Monday.
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On the Korean Peninsula, Trump earlier this month threatened "fire and fury" against Pyongyang if it did not stop threatening the US, which did not seem to deter North Korea from testing its missiles and threatening Guam.
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The criminal complaint, filed in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City, charged William Clyde Allen III with one count of threatening to use a biological toxin as a weapon and four counts of mailing threatening communications.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 14 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Barry trudged through northwestern Louisiana on Sunday, threatening tornadoes and dropping up to 15 inches of rain in some places to create life-threatening flood conditions along the Mississippi River.
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Before dying at a young age, my mother kept my brothers and me in line by threatening to call Dad home to spank us, which was a bit like threatening us with a beating by a Sasquatch.
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But should coalition negotiations drag on, threatening new elections, some may reconsider.
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"Mere advocacy itself cannot be equated to threatening national security," he says.
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Or Russia-linked hackers who blackmailed liberal groups by threatening email leaks.
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Life-threatening disasters and states of emergency don't factor into the equation.
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He was treated at a local hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
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The legal battle threatening the very future of Hyperloop just got nastier.
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Stings from these animals are very painful, but generally not life threatening.
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The wounded man's injury was described as serious but not life-threatening.
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Crump, 49, has received threatening phone calls and letters over the years.
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May, are we threatening the Europeans with a tax war as well.
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For the Pellegrinos, the road to parenthood was life-threatening and terrifying.
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We&aposve already killed 200 of your mercenaries and stop threatening NATO.
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The victims, as of publication, were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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All of the victims were ultimately hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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The other five victims' injuries were believed to be non-life-threatening.
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The highly efficient US mail system was vital in sending threatening letters.
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The men were hospitalized with injuries believed to be non-life-threatening.
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And we're not threatening to start a nuclear war with Michael Bay.
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His administration and Congress are threatening greater regulation of Silicon Valley firms.
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After threatening to quit Teen Mom 2, Jenelle Evans isn't backing down.
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" Bland: "So you're threatening to drag me out of my own car.
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But Trump reversed course on Sunday, threatening to raise the tariff rate.
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"The man who's threatening me is the Sheriff of Nottingham," Duvall said.
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Aerial images showed there was no longer any hydrogeological instability threatening them.
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AÂ campaign adviser for Trump was spotted flagging threatening tweets in October.
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Nine people, including six children, were stabbed, some with life-threatening injuries.
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Or going outside of Stephen Miller&aposs apartment and chanting threatening things.
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He conceded that if something went awry, it could be "life-threatening."
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"There was no force, there was no kind of threatening," says Hunter.
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Another firefighter suffered non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to recover.
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"They were emotionally abusive, sexually threatening," Jackson told the magazine in 1993.
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So, one increasingly powerful group is threatening to "hard fork" the project.
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So there is nothing harmful or threatening about kneeling to the flag.
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There are potentially life-threatening low temperatures coming to the Midwest tomorrow.
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They were both been taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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"I received a lot of threatening messages in Twitter," Alabed said Sunday.
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Suzanne Zaremba was treated for a non-life threatening injury and released.
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Without medication she spiraled downward, eventually threatening suicide at a court hearing.
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The condition places him at heightened risk of developing life-threatening diseases.
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Why it matters: Artificial intelligence is not just threatening investment advisement employment.
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Coastal communities say previous discharges spread toxic algae, threatening tourism and health.
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But that sounds a lot more threatening than the creatures really are.
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Michael Ford suffered non-threatening gunshot wounds in the incident, police said.
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Instead, he's simply announcing (or threatening) to solve the problem with force.
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The Russian cruise missile would be capable of threatening NATO's European members.
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Someone at Liberty High is threatening witnesses into lying on the stand.
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The child was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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Even the elf threatening to deduct some Elfcoins couldn't calm him down.
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And by suing, he is threatening to create many more toxic classrooms.
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Storms and floods, which, of course, always have existed, become more threatening.
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Psychiatric resources remain largely devoted to preventing ailments from threatening social stability.
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Mr. Trump has lashed out angrily in recent days, implicitly threatening retribution.
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Pneumonia is particularly threatening to malnourished children—which many in Bangladesh are.
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Peanut allergies can be annoying at best and life-threatening at worst.
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The strike is threatening the upcoming football playoffs that start on Nov.
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Especially as key advertisers like Unilever start threatening to remove their business.
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The company actively monitors its platform for threatening comments, the report said.
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Left untreated, she faces life-threatening complications including diabetic ketoacidosis and coma.
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These infections can range from mild to life-threatening if left untreated.
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Walt Disney is threatening to no longer film movies in the state .
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You can only commandeer the stage if you don't seem too threatening.
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Would you do it if you were in immediate, life-threatening danger?
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Stalking consists of at least two instances of harassing or threatening behavior.
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The dark and terrible "Ar-mom-ageddon" was threatening to break out.
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An official previously told PEOPLE that Racquel's injury was non-life-threatening.
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He struggled onwards, avoiding a killer blow without threatening the older man.
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What have you seen, heard or read about the fires threatening California?
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"My mom was threatening to take her away from me," she said.
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The remaining three have injuries that are not life-threatening, police said.
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It's also unclear whether the Enquirer broke the law in threatening Bezos.
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Adenovirus is usually not life-threatening in people with healthy immune systems.
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President Trump last night threatening to amp up economic pressure on China.
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But wasn't his work threatening all those things that make Sapelo special?
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Her wounds were non-life-threatening and a suspect had been detained.
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He is charged with threatening state security, murder and assault and battery.
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"How can we defend his threatening whistleblowers?" asked one congressional GOP source.
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The mountains are losing their glaciers, threatening water supplies and triggering wildfires.
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This response reveals how deeply threatening the essay still seems to be.
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But genetically modified grass that "escaped" is threatening to upend that industry.
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There is potential for life-threatening flooding and a few tornadoes. 274.
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The complaint alleges that Angelo left a voicemail last month threatening Rep.
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Reviewers say they sometimes receive feedback from developers that can be threatening.
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And remember, your litter can become someone else's life-threatening head device.
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Then, when Q followers began threatening lives Anonymous decided they were dangerous.
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Why would Dell rock the boat by threatening to switch to AMD?
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It wasn't pleasant, but I'm lucky that my allergy isn't life-threatening.
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It looks like a threatening situation, until suddenly, Mr. Willoughby steps in.
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NASA has a spacecraft called NEOWISE that is hunting potentially threatening asteroids.
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It just wasn't his thing — Danny was more into threatening my livelihood.
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Is Vicki Gunvalson threatening to leave the Real Housewives of Orange County?
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Much of the construction has been unregulated, threatening all manner of problems.
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And if he doesn't, they're threatening to sue and force him to.
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I think that was the most threatening word in the whole thing.
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"Millennials... see Asia as a threatening and often hostile neighborhood," he says.
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An official previously told PEOPLE that her injury was non-life-threatening.
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But the tone of his speech was optimistic as well as threatening.
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Trump is threatening to tack on another round of tariffs starting Sept.
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Williams suffered life-threatening blood clots after giving birth to baby Alexis.
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Outraged winemakers are now threatening to block the racecourse at key junctures.
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The system would make it much better at shooting down threatening planes.
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One boy was taken to Wichita Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
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The tariffs it keeps threatening would raise prices for its own consumers.
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North Korea is threatening to pull out of the summit in Singapore.
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The intruder is listed in critical condition with non-life-threatening injuries.
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A threatening logo appears just as they realize that they've been outed.
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Unions are threatening strikes if Mnangagwa's government does not overturn the policy.
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Police said the caller claimed Sterling was acting threatening with a gun.
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The children's mother is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, according to WJLA.
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Like phantoms they are either invisible and forgotten, or conspicuous and threatening.
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China, obviously, finds this threatening, and so the cycle of mistrust deepens.
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All of her promotional artwork has sloppy, non-threatening ghosts on it.
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It was not life-threatening but enough to get him sent home.
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If somebody gets a severe necrotizing infection, that's a life-threatening illness.
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Two other fires, Creek and Rye, are also currently threatening LA County.
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Or the day that ended with prisoners threatening to start a riot.
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He is threatening to take down the president of the United States.
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Cher ain't got time for anything threatening a free and open internet.
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" Simon said the photo was "clearly" intended to be "threatening and intimidating.
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Two people have life-threatening injuries, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said.
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"Let me explain what they were threatening," Brzezinski said on-air Friday.
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Only, to many women, they can be non-inclusive and even threatening.
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They say initial reports suggest none of the injuries are life-threatening.
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They thought of homosexuality as a threatening, subversive presence that could organize.
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The fires have forced evacuations and are threatening more than 2131,2340 structures.
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It wasn't life threatening, but that's not to suggest it wasn't serious.
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Threatening to withdraw from NATO will get a better deal with NATO.
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Etminan said the victim did not appear to suffer life-threatening injuries.
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To ask for protection when a relative with mental illness is threatening.
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In some cases, placenta accreta can lead to a life-threatening hemorrhage.
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These women still face threatening comments, censorship, harassment, and outright abuse online.
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One of her dogs sustained non-life-threatening injuries, the statement said.
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Anything repetitive, methodical, and non-threatening can trigger ASMR, Dr. Richard says.
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HANNITY: But this is a form of obstructing, by intimidating, by threatening.
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The boy&aposs mother and brother suffered life-threatening injuries Thursday afternoon.
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Conditions of the injured ranged from life-threatening to minor, Thomas said.
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But Ankara sees the YPG as a terrorist organization threatening Turkish sovereignty.
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It is this allergic response that can be life-threatening, Bao said.
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Two other injuries were serious and 15 were considered non-life threatening.
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At least one carried the life-threatening MRSA bacteria, the records show.
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Dealing with Arabs and Israelis isn't about threatening lawsuits and issuing ultimatums.
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Two women were also taken for treatment with non-life- threatening injuries.
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North Korea views those drills as rehearsal for invasion and highly threatening.
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She has received threatening calls from scalpers, the Beijing Youth Daily reported.
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Trump responded by threatening to "spill the beans" on Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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As a businessman, Trump had a long history of threatening legal action.
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Mousasi got to work slicing through Hall's guard and threatening arm triangles.
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Because there's nothing more threatening than a mermaid with enormous ta-tas.
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Threatening victims and witnesses with deportation if they report crime is counterproductive.
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All eight people were treated and released for non-life threatening injuries.
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Maverick Apparel's threatening legal action if Logan doesn't comply within 7 days.
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"Terrible injuries to the face, but no life-threatening injuries," he says.
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Three people, including a firefighter, were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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It's disrupting your daily existence and threatening to actually damage your life.
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Washington (CNN)Las Vegas police discovered a "threatening note" at Republican Sen.
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At 39, a life-threatening disease had never been on her radar.
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The surviving victims' injuries appear to be non-life-threatening, Denney said.
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Yet few "fintech" firms seem quite as threatening to America's incumbent banks.
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He called her a "Jewish terrorist" for allegedly threatening Richard Spencer's mother.
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It's void of corrosive chemicals, too, making it non-threatening to pets.
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A protester was arrested after making threatening comments outside Flake's Tucson office.
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But people have often responded to platform-threatening afflictions with creative governance.
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I know that people are bribing, intimidating, threatening ... Do not be afraid.
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Several injuries were reported, but none were thought to be life threatening.
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It was now threatening a major peak from November 2017 at 114.735.
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The most life-threatening problem is cardiac arrest needing for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Anzalone has fired off legal letters to Bre's team threatening a lawsuit.
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He denies threatening to sic any of his six sisters on her.
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Heat stroke occurs when the body overheats and can be life-threatening.
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They write deceptive warranty agreements and put threatening stickers on their products.
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Twenty-eight people were treated and released for non-life threatening injuries.
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People with diabetes are at risk for life-threatening blood vessel diseases.
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The upside: It's far from life-threatening, and it can be managed.
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Private ride-hailing apps like Uber are threatening to cannibalize mass transit.
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A lot of people aren't being told that it's potentially fertility-threatening.
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They are antagonizing China by threatening to overboard the one-China policy.
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Today, it's threatening to take the debt and deficit down with it.
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At least one person has been criminally charged with threatening early voters.
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One of the officers was later released with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Will our daughters be mistaken as more threatening than their white classmates?
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None of the injuries were life-threatening, according to The Washington Post.
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Many focus on life-threatening epidemics rather than treating pain, she says.
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Looming over Rachel with threatening gestures, Phillip's sheer brawn speaks for him.
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But Jefferson never responded to criticism by threatening to shut down dissent.
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The broker was surprised; the stream didn't seem to her remotely threatening.
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Two other storms are threatening energy infrastructure in the Caribbean and Mexico.
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In his own incarnation the threatening black fighter became a different being.
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Businesses also have a responsibility to sanction companies associated with threatening HRDS.
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Mrs Watts withdrew her two surviving horses this month, threatening to sue.
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Prosecutors said Chain made 14 threatening calls to the Globe from Aug.
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There are ways to challenge the court's power without threatening its integrity.
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Saturday and that two other people sustained injuries that weren't life-threatening.
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But Trump's trade policies are threatening his modus vivendi with the GOP.
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And it is certainly not yelling at them or threatening their lives.
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Now she's in detention and ICE is threatening to revoke her status.
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A New York man pleaded guilty Tuesday to threatening to kill Rep.
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Unfortunately, proposals in Congress are threatening access to these vital services. Sen.
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The general said the organization cannot fully focus on one threatening state.
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That said, computers were threatening Big Six even before Mr. Stocker arrived.
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Meanwhile, the president is threatening to impose even more tariffs on China.
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The person in a life-threatening emergency needs specialized mental health care.
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It happened, piece by piece, under politically entrenched and physically threatening conditions.
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Pat Toomey, some Republicans are threatening to impeach the judges for doing
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We are also being told that hundreds of threatening calls were received.
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The Pirates kept threatening but couldn't get a run across the plate.
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By Monday, the potential storm could be threatening southern Louisiana and Mississippi.
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On Monday afternoon, the police urged protesters to stop threatening public safety.
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And a split over Israel is further threatening Democrats' hopes for unity.
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He is being accused of making 14 threatening phone calls between Aug.
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He is also threatening another $200 billion in tariffs if China retaliates.
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Another 12 people were injured, none of whom suffered life-threatening injuries.
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Life-threatening events in combat typically instill fear and anxiety-based responses.
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The secrecy that cloaks Russian military exercises only makes them more threatening.
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The wound was leaking pinkish fluid but was evidently not life-threatening.
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Cambodia's government has said it will act against anybody threatening national security.
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"It is threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity," he added.
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"They were threatening to hit my guy for stealing signs," said Green.
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Under him, state officials are threatening to close Kentucky's only abortion clinic.
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Finally, it reduced the scope of work, threatening the proven, comprehensive approach.
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Letters Rising sea levels caused by climate change are threatening coastal areas.
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HPV is just as serious and life-threatening as any of these.
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I think Taylor Swift's iconography is deeply threatening to the Kimye brand.
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The government may misconstrue harmless comments or miss an actually threatening one.
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Bone marrow transplants are saving lives—often curing these life-threatening illnesses.
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He also reportedly sent threatening letters to the Gazette before the attack.
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He has a long criminal history, including threatening bombings on multiple occasions.
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Many are fleeing the violence that is threatening parts of the country.
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"It's not threatening any production, so the markets have yawned," he said.
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Changing gender roles look less threatening when it's their children who benefit.
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None of their injuries was considered life-threatening, Resolute Support spokesman Capt.
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Now the Cubs are threatening to run away with the N.L. Central.
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None of the injuries were considered life-threatening, according to the website.
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Trump got off on the wrong foot by threatening Missouri Democratic Sen.
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Now, Erdogan is threatening to release Islamic State (ISIS) prisoners into Europe.
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Primarily, the images are intended to help attendees identify life-threatening bleeding.
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Trump and Giuliani have dismissed the accusation that they were threatening Cohen.
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Several stopped short of threatening to withhold support from their leaders, however.
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European refineries are threatening to reject the heavier Ural blend that remains.
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Threatening murder to control your daughter's sex life is soooo funny, right?
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"This kind of threatening tone shows inexperience," one senior foreign diplomat said.
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And the lectures aren't the only thing threatening to send them spiraling.
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Trump boasts about threatening Saudi Arabia over its wealth and Wahhabism, but
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Watson, who presides in Honolulu, has received threatening messages since the ruling.
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Both men used or are threatening to use crisis to pass legislation.
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The Israeli soldier's wounds are not life-threatening, according to military officials.
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It's threatening our homes and businesses with stronger storms and rising seas.
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The impact will only grow, threatening U.S. economic vitality and America's future.
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Is the rise of so-called illiberal democracy threatening the union's cohesion?
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Democrats are threatening to take the GOP to court to keep Rep.
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And depending on where it stops flow, it can be life threatening.
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Johnny was also screaming and threatening me, taunting me to stand up.
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In the island's northwest, a major dam is now threatening to collapse.
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ProPublica's Renee Dudley explains how ransomware is threatening cities across the country.
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In the Arctic, every decision you make has potentially life threatening consequences.
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Now President-elect Donald Trump is threatening to undo all of it.
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That's when all hell broke loose and the threatening phone calls started.
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Lataya Knight has been charged with disorderly conduct and threatening a person.
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Scientific research is not a top priority when fires are threatening towns.
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Unions are threatening strikes if the government does not overturn its policy.
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How many would you have to eat to enter life-threatening territory?
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Millions remain in life-threatening danger and they feel forgotten and abandoned.
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Jones was taken to UF Health Jacksonville Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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Regulators are threatening to block Rome's plan to rescue two small lenders.
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Our friends and allies should find this course reassuring rather than threatening.
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That week he had been threatening to close the border with Mexico.
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Litigants have also accused the company of intimidating witnesses and threatening victims.
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Mr. Jones said two students charged at him, threatening to kill him.
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Benjamin Pavard had 11 clearances, many when Croatia was looking very threatening.
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Emergency brain surgery followed, and physicians described the injury as life-threatening.
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No one is denying him a living or threatening to harm him.
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Both sides have had chances early, but Sweden's have been more threatening.
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Hospitals won't take them unless they are dealing with life-threatening symptoms.
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"The military people were calling the farmers and threatening them." he said.
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We hugged him hard while the windows rattled, threatening to break loose.
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I don't remember how I learned that climate change is threatening kelp.
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Three white women called the police repeatedly, accusing him of threatening them.
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One of those injured remained in a life-threatening condition on Thursday.
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As we reported, Nia claimed Shakur was threatening her and daughter Royalty.
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In "Midnight Sun," a life-threatening illness inspires a gilded fairy tale.
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It's not just Ahmadinejad who is threatening Rouhani's second term in office.
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Threatening that status quo is not just uppity — it can be dangerous.
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Opioids may be tied to an increased risk of life-threatening infections.
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A low-pressure system was mustering off New Zealand, threatening the dive.
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McPhee has also lawyered up and fired off a similar threatening letter.
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But that apparently infuriated Trump so badly that he's threatening a veto.
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Her tales are often dark, ambiguous and threatening, but not without humor.
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His mother, Shamika Wilson, was also injured with non-life threatening injuries.
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That may explain why the Iranians are threatening to resume production, too.
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A threatening shape amid the gloom, and amplified chomping noises. Uh-oh.
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After all, they're just as dangerous and threatening to the Kremlin's enemies.
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Then the Mississippi River rose and rose, threatening towns along its banks.
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But Ugandan legislators keep threatening to bring the act back to life.
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"In a life-threatening situation, the police used necessary force," he said.
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A senior staff member was accused of threatening other staffers with violence.
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It's hard to overstate how threatening this policy is to the climate.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Turkey is threatening to invade Syria to eradicate Kurdish fighters.
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As the plastics break down, they release toxic chemicals, threatening marine life.
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The Centre threatening to eat its own doesn't necessarily mean it's imploding.
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He thought his size would make him less threatening, Mr. Ramsey said.
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The Trump administration is threatening tariffs and questioning Washington's commitment to NATO.
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Four other people had non-life-threatening injuries, the Fire Department said.
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Afghanistan was in the midst of a brutal drought with famine threatening.
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Chinese logging is also threatening to wipe out the country's rain forest.
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None of the injuries were life-threatening, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.
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But a perceived strength became a persistent weakness, threatening the team's chances.
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He was taken to Jamaica Hospital Center with non-life-threatening injuries.
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The spread of the new coronavirus is also threatening China's economic growth.
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Some contacted Colvin with threatening messages, and his address was posted online.
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Josef discloses, for example, the existence of a life-threatening birth defect.
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Such appeasement will only embolden Mr. Xi, further threatening Western democratic institutions.
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I had repeatedly witnessed him threatening individuals and getting what he wanted.
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Among the injured were three children with life-threatening injuries, he said.
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Among the injured were three children with life-threatening injuries, he said.
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The rumors are also threatening people's physical safety and sense of security.
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Basic black loaner umbrellas proved handy for Northern Ireland's ever-threatening rain.
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Overfishing is threatening salmon further south in southwestern Canada and northwestern Washington.
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"This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods," the hurricane center said.
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Iranian nationalists have already been objecting to the treaty, threatening to renege.
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The spread of the new coronavirus is also threatening China's economic growth.
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It worked: Juventus has, marginally, been the more threatening of the teams.
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In eco-horror, the "natural" world is both under threat and threatening.
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Iran's threatening behavior certainly deserves pushback from the United States and others.
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The escalating street violence and hunger in Venezuela are threatening to spread.
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But it also highlights the difficulties of threatening China with economic moves.
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When reality is inconvenient or threatening, he makes up his own version.
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But we don't know for sure that Trump is threatening targeting antiquities.
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It can be life-threatening for infants or people weakened by illness.
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U.S. military has to immediately report incidents threatening life, limb or eyesight.
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I look for what is closest to me and doesn't feel threatening.
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America imposed sanctions on Rusal last year, threatening its global supply chain.
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This made it less threatening, and gave cryptocurrency an air of inevitability.
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The other three victims, including the driver, had non-life-threatening injuries.
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Congressional Democrats said that some of the communications had a threatening tone.
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A Marxist rebellion roiled the south, threatening to tear the country apart.
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And if you're worried that your no might seem threatening, don't be.
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The man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Though, maybe threatening to kill him goes a little too far, Kat.
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Six others were taken to hospitals with nonlife-threatening injuries, he said.
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Ghostly BTs now roam the world, threatening anyone who stumbles across them.
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Six people were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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One of the ghosts, slavery, was too threatening to mention out loud.
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Sam duly sees off the unwanted suitor, threatening to call the police.
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It was nestled in between Germany and Italy, not looking too threatening.
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Indeed, the Trump administration is already threatening additional tariffs on European goods.
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He tied up his victims, and issued threatening instructions through clenched teeth.
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This time, Saul's internal injuries — and the ensuing sepsis — are life-threatening.
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We've definitely seen tweets from angry owners threatening to ditch their Roku.
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Hospitals treated more than 20 more people for injuries, some life-threatening.
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Former Seleka members have also been threatening to march on the capital.
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In February 1976, that attorney general, Bill Baxley, received a threatening letter.
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And fandoms can engage in some pretty disturbing and threatening behavior online.
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Some of the calls might sound threatening, but sometimes they seem friendly.
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In April, a California man pleaded guilty to threatening to kill Rep.
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Laney Griner is threatening to sue the Iowa Republican for copyright infringement.
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Death by suicide is one natural outcome of a life-threatening disease.
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Conversely, 27 percent said that threatening military action is Washington's best bet.
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The suspect stabbed a Chechen national, causing life-threatening injuries, Maierhofer said.
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Several issues have been threatening to upend the royal household for months.
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Islamist rebel groups were threatening to cut key routes connecting regime strongholds.
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More recently, rising temperatures caused by climate change are threatening German forests.
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Jackson said the injuries were "nasty" but none suffered life-threatening wounds.
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Fourteen people were taken to nearby hospitals with non-life threatening injuries.
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Some germs carried by rodents can cause serious and life-threatening illness.
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Then thugs showed up at his door, threatening to hurt his family.
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Not only that, two other engineers were threatening to go with him.
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It reportedly took Rouhani threatening resignation for the issue to be resolved.
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He is on Fox News threatening to sue co-panelists for libel.
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State governments are threatening to force change upon the NCAA through legislation.
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Safe spaces are less threatening than shutting down teaching and research spaces.
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The troops' injuries are not considered life threatening, according to the statement.
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Nike said the flier threatening termination was not distributed by the company.
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He said, in an almost threatening voice, that the alternative was divorce.
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Pyongyang recently threatening to step up its weapons development, deepening Seoul's anxiety.
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Although no deaths were reported, two people experienced serious, life-threatening consequences.
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The diagnosis was grave, the treatment arduous and life-threatening in itself.
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Over time, the gang turned on Mr. Ayala, threatening the whole family.
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He injured three people, but none of the injuries were life-threatening.
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Does it take a life-threatening illness to jolt people into reality?
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Allen's injuries were severe, but did not appear to be life threatening.
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McGahn refused to carry out the order, though, threatening to resign instead.
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Prices for crops like soybeans have dropped, threatening profits as harvest approaches.
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All the while, the planet warms, threatening to melt those slopes away.
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McGahn reportedly refused the order, threatening to resign from his position instead.
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Democrats aren't the only ones threatening to oppose the stopgap spending bill.
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None are in critical condition or suffering life threatening injuries, she said.
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But that relationship is now threatening to come back and bite him.
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China responded to the proposed tariffs by threatening duties on U.S. goods.
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New entrants, especially from big tech, are threatening the leads of giants.
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The swells could cause life-threatening and rip current conditions, it said.
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"That is the least threatening way to bring it up," she said.
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Instead, Saddam concluded he must have been threatening North Korea, not Iraq.
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The rainfall may produce "life-threatening flash flooding," the hurricane center said.
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Stone committed new federal crimes by threatening the judge and obstructing justice.
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He was not beyond threatening reporters in the vernacular of a mobster.
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The committee currently reviews more than 1,000 potentially threatening investments each year.
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India and Pakistan are improving their nuclear arsenals, while threatening each other.
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But he was not doing anything threatening, so they let it go.
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The Washington Post found life-threatening delays for urgent care, like dialysis.
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Artist Pixy Liao subverts gender norms with a playful yet threatening humor.
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He has portrayed the migrants as invaders threatening Americans' security and jobs.
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The White House had also issued an official statement threatening a veto.
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