Concentration threatens our markets, threatens our economy, and threatens our democracy.
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It seeks to conquer the Middle East, it threatens Europe, it threatens the West, it threatens the world.
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Trump threatens to tax European carsTrump threatens to cut off aid to countries that allow drugs into the USUS cuts funding for Palestinians after Trump Twitter threatTrump again threatens to cut off aid to PalestiniansTrump threatens to sue Bannon over Wolff bookTrump threatens aid to Palestinians, appears to contradict himself on JerusalemTrump says Iran violating nuclear agreement, threatens to pull out of dealTrump continues NBC threats, says 'licenses must be challenged' (CNNMoney reported this threat is "essentially toothless")Donald Trump just issued a direct threat to the mediaTrump threatens media for critical coverageTrump threatens North Korea (This is actually a live blog from when Trump threatened North Korea with "fire and fury" unless that country stopped threatening the US)Trump calls Venezuela's Maduro a 'bad leader'; threatens tougher sanctionsTrump threatens shutdown over border wallAs Trump threatens NAFTA, Mexico looks to Latin America for tradeTrump threatens anger if health care bill failsTrump threatens Comey in Twitter outburstTrump threatens to stop insurance payments so that Democrats will negotiate on ObamacareTrump threatens business leaders with border taxTrump threatens to roll back US-Cuba relationsTrump threatens to reverse diplomatic relations with Cuba Those are the "Trump threat" headlines during his time as President.
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What threatens the Christians, he concludes, is what threatens Palestinians.
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Trump threatens American values, threatens America's interests and — as is clear from the financial markets' dire view of a Trump presidency — threatens the economy.
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Uber threatens the taxi trade, and the self-driving car threatens the Uber driver.
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A North Korean nuclear capability that threatens America also threatens China and all of Asia.
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But the moment he ever threatens you, threatens your life… Daughter, please don't take it lightly.
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She threatens Rachel with lawsuits, she lavishes her with praise, she threatens to expose a tryst.
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But an act of violence threatens to divide the neighborhood, and threatens to drive the Nolan family apart.
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The purpose was to create distractions around a criminal investigation that threatens the Trump presidency — and appropriately threatens it.
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Others would be forced to carry a pregnancy that threatens their health until it immediately threatens their life, or kills them.
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And now, as political unrest threatens the Maduro régime in Caracas, it also threatens to put the lights out in Havana.
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She threatens his vow of celibacy (a concept she Googles agitatedly after meeting him); he threatens her defense mechanism of detached hedonism.
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We cannot accept anything that threatens the integrity of our union, just as they cannot accept anything that threatens the integrity of theirs.
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Smoke from the southern New South Wales fires threatens to have play stopped at Sydney if it becomes too unhealthy or threatens vision.
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They say that the pipeline threatens the water supply of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, and further development of oil infrastructure threatens the climate.
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Vickery's no fool; when Adora threatens his power, he threatens hers right back, by implying that there's something about her girls to be uncovered.
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How it falls apart: Pyongyang threatens war with South Korea after Seoul says it would invade the North if it threatens a nuclear strike.
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Photo: Jonas Gratzer (Getty)When we talk about how artificial threatens to impact jobs, we're usually talking about how machine learning threatens to impact jobs.
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" He said Hamas members had been instructed to prepare for "orders that may be given to confront this strategic danger that threatens Jerusalem and threatens Palestine.
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Whereas Kim Jong Un threatens nuclear retaliation if attacked, Putin threatens nuclear annihilation if his enemies meddle with his regime, and he decides what, how and when.
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The fake news bill prohibits individuals from sharing content that "threatens someone's life and (or) their health or property, or threatens mass public disorder or danger, or threatens to interfere or disrupt vital infrastructure, transport or social services, credit organizations, or energy, industrial, or communications facilities," according to CNN.
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Harder claims the refusal to remove falsely negative reviews threatens small business owners, and Yelp claims the insistence to remove the posts threatens free speech and public forums.
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She goes to see the hypnotherapist Mark Bruckner (Stephen Bogardus) not because her smoking threatens Warren's advancement at work (as in the original) but because it threatens her own.
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" That change, he said, "now threatens our own security.
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The climate crisis threatens both our communities & our economy.
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A deadly blast threatens to raise gas prices A deadly blast threatens to raise gas prices An Alabama pipeline explosion killed one worker Monday, threatening to raise gasoline prices throughout the southeast.
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Consequently, the order threatens the reliability of the electric grid.
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Climate change threatens the future of life on this planet.
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That's the part that threatens the free spread of information.
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The darkness that plagued Becky and now threatens Sasha's life?
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That, combined with rising temperatures, threatens worsening scarcity, experts say.
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Because she threatens people, she's not getting into the norm.
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"Absolutely nothing threatens Eurovision," vowed Volodymyr Groysman, the prime minister.
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But this negative partisanship threatens to become the new normal.
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She threatens that Sheriff Keller's days as Sheriff are numbered.
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The attack threatens to disrupt efforts to contain the virus.
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That further threatens a community that has faced widespread violence.
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It threatens to undermine the administration's broader Middle East policy.
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And the wall, this singular thing, threatens all of that.
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A. Wildfire Threatens Celeb HomesNaya Rivera Files For Divorce Again
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Thinner ice also threatens the Inupiats' access to wild caribou.
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It threatens a much more profound reconfiguration of global pricing.
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The interests he threatens are at his borders, not America's.
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The emissions scandal threatens Volkswagen's finance unit in several ways.
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It also threatens iconic species such as the polar bear.
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He basically threatens Hermione before Archie comes over for dinner.
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The economy is barely growing and inflation threatens to reignite.
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Now it faces a constitutional crisis that threatens its unity.
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Was I involved in any organization that threatens Israel democracy?
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Their visceral Euroscepticism threatens the integrity of the euro zone.
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Nearly all said that global warming threatens polar bear populations.
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Halverson takes the gun and threatens Harry's life with it.
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Trump often threatens to file lawsuits without actually doing so.
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This threatens to hit small firms quickly to the core.
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Mr Trump's approach threatens to leave everyone much worse off.
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Stetson's post prompted outrage and threatens to boycott Hickory Tavern.
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This threatens to put Test matches into a death spiral.
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President Trump threatens a 20 percent tariff on EU cars.
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WHITE HOUSE THREATENS TO SANCTION TURKEY OVER DETAINED AMERICAN PASTOR
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This season threatens to extinguish the last spark in them.
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Trump threatens a government shutdown over funding for the wall.
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This threatens the very safety and security of our country.
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And of course our dispatcher never threatens to our customers.
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Such non-adherence threatens their health — and the nation's budget.
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Sapping the effectiveness of encryption protections threatens the entire Internet.
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Sophia threatens Gail, and then bops her on the ear.
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But critics say it threatens the environment and public health.
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This is embarrassing, this is hurtful, this threatens our business.
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A refugee crisis now threatens Europe and the United States.
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Cultural relativism that threatens to subjugate ethics and critical thinking.
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"When we have a candidate that threatens people," Beck said.
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However, this also threatens to undermine jobs within certain sectors.
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Failure to act threatens the very foundation of our democracy.
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This is a situation that threatens the planet's sustainable future.
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Ward is understandably terrified and threatens Danny with a gun.
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"I feel that Brexit threatens prosperity and stability," he said.
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On the plane ride back, he threatens to fire Usher.
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"He threatens to attack us and kill us," she says.
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Pyongyang regularly threatens to destroy Japan and the United States.
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But obviously this new policy threatens to undo that proportionality.
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Tarkovsky's Zone of liminal danger threatens to inherit the earth.
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Yet the Financial CHOICE Act threatens to do exactly that.
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This "cord cutting" threatens the revenue streams of media companies.
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A crisis that threatens the values we all hold dear.
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"I want you to consider your worth," Mr. Frontenac threatens.
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It can't ignore climate change, which threatens its very existence.
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N, which they say threatens water supply and sacred sites.
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Regardless, they say Kelly threatens the agenda Trump ran on.
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In our new world, armed conflict threatens all of humanity.
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Only Shakespeare threatens her eminence, and he sucked at whodunits.
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Unfortunately, however, politics in Washington threatens to halt the progress.
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The regime of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro threatens US interests.
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Financial stability is a rarity, friendships falter, and gentrification threatens.
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The president's war on refugees threatens to redefine our country.
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But a culture clash threatens to shatter an American dream.
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This unwelcome trend threatens to deter future public interest litigation.
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It threatens to block every major progressive priority in Congress.
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The dredging also threatens endangered native dolphins, turtles and otters.
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All this threatens France's image, its economy and its security.
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But this "doctrine of patriotism" threatens Trump's own security policy.
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It's their government that gravely threatens us and our allies.
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Slashing Medicaid funding threatens to send us back in time.
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This mass surveillance threatens the foundations of a free internet.
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Instead, something else threatens to: his struggle on extra points.
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He saves him, but then threatens him with a gun.
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Fighting has already destroyed one airport and threatens a second.
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"This threatens the future offer," said Miguel Schiaritti, Ciccra's president.
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In the latter case, cancer threatens the species with extinction.
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California Teachers Association, which threatens union shops in public workplaces.
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His dismissal by Vaz now threatens to bring renewed instability.
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Donald Trump's chronic dishonesty threatens to infect his entire administration.
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The coronavirus outbreak threatens a significant part of my livelihood.
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But it isn't just sanitation that threatens incarcerated peoples' health.
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It also threatens to erode Afghan troops' willingness to fight.
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The ocean is becoming more acidic, which threatens some plankton.
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And, he not only defames the press, he threatens it.
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This growing inequality threatens to upend how the market works.
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The increased demand threatens to pose logistical challenges for Amazon.
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It also threatens people who want to hide the truth.
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Elizabeth threatens to shoot him, and Paige shoots her mother.
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But a new bill threatens the legal status of abortions.
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Now the coronavirus threatens to send food prices even higher.
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My lack of discipline always threatens a slide into chaos.
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Now the coronavirus outbreak threatens to derail things once again.
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Embedding Huawei 5G in Europe threatens to change all that.
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Go deeper: Trump threatens to "obliterate" Turkey's economy over Syria
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It's a murky situation that threatens an international gang war.
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The epidemic now threatens to change some of that thinking.
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"It potentially threatens the science of astronomy itself," he said.
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And a global trade war threatens all of that prosperity.
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In his video, an officer threatens to handcuff Mr. Christian.
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The event threatens to be overshadowed by other Google news.
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The Wuhan conronavirus threatens this social contract in two ways.
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He then threatens to separate the parents from their children.
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Loosed, it threatens it, and the aftermath is downright postapocalyptic.
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And no one who threatens America will ever be safe.
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Actor James Woods threatens to sue each individual audience member.
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Russia's return to the region in force threatens more instability.
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Commerce threatens to hamstring the recreational boating industry's economic impact.
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The crisis threatens big tech's budding relationship with the kingdom.
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He then threatens to sue whistleblower's lawyer "for treason." pic.twitter.
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Phish threatens to become its own Madison Square Garden institution.
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Trump now threatens to tear down the temple around him.
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Now a city clerical error threatens to take it away.
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It threatens to make us a pariah in the world.
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Instead, the grease threatens to overwhelm the otherwise serviceable chicken.
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Damore's memo both explains and threatens to worsen this problem.
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Mettler is worried that it threatens to turn citizens into consumers.
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"At the final debate, Trump threatens American democracy," Rolling Stone claimed.
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Ex-Starbucks Executive Chairman Howard Schultz: Climate change threatens coffee industry .
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The President threatens dire consequences to get foes to the table.
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The uncertainty caused by regulatory tumult threatens to set them back.
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The parliament's Brexit point-man, Guy Verhofstadt, threatens to cause trouble.
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He leers at her and threatens to suck her lesbian tits.
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Donald Trump preaches muscular American nationalism and threatens China with tariffs.
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Threatens a powerful storm with the might of the U.S. military.
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United States, which threatens to overturn Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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The president says automation threatens workers' ability to get higher wages.
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Any enhancement of individual ability simultaneously threatens to infringe on others.
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It also threatens to erode the president's support among evangelical voters.
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Such waste is not simply unsightly, it also threatens public health.
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" And MSNBC: "Boris Johnson Brexit push threatens to upend British democracy.
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Experts said the move threatens to hurt Huawei's global smartphone ambitions.
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GANs are part of a technological wave that threatens this credibility.
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Chris threatens to leave, claiming Becca is not interested in him.
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So the anger that threatens Washington based on partisanship is metastasizing.
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The tribe says the pipeline threatens sacred sites and drinking water.
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In it, Cohen financially threatens Mak and insults him multiple times.
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The unregulated collection and use of personal data threatens this future.
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The footage comes as the lava threatens a geothermal power plant.
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At times the wealth of detail threatens to confuse the reader.
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Today, Medfly still threatens crops through throughout North America and Australia.
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The aid cutoff also threatens to damage the US-Mexico relationship.
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McMullin surge threatens to squeeze Trump's already narrow path to victory
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Go deeper: House Intel Committee threatens DOJ with rare bipartisan subpoena
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It threatens to undo a carefully constructed national climate-change plan.
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The Trump trade war threatens agriculture, rural areas and related sectors.
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It is an upheaval that threatens London's dominance of global finance.
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The crackdown threatens to squander a historic political advantage in 2016.
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Like the "Redeemers," Trump fears that electoral fraud threatens the republic.
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We do it because it threatens the foundation of the democracy.
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The dispute threatens to upend the world's largest cotton-producing market.
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So Chip threatens to tell the truth about the accident. Twist!
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Dry weather now also threatens crops in another important exporter, Australia.
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For this to work, reforms shouldn't be punitive, as Trump threatens.
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And when he threatens the United States, then that's one level.
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Not doing so threatens the futureof the entire European steel industry.
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The Euro: How a Common Currency Threatens the Future of Europe.
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Each, in his own way, threatens the peace and the quiet.
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This is a truth that often threatens to harden into dogma.
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He drinks heavily despite a heart condition that threatens his health.
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The Associated Press: Russia probe threatens Trump, those in his orbit.
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This threatens both job creation and economic growth here at home.
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Climate change threatens devastating harm to our economy and our health.
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Mysterious oil spill threatens marine biodiversity haven in Brazil, Science reports.
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This trend threatens our historic global leadership in science and technology.
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Today, we know the rising accumulation of CO2 threatens the planet.
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But a regulation adopted in 1937 threatens our 21st century economy.
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He denies, he turns it around, he threatens and he attacks.
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"slow-motion coup" that threatens to further destabilize the country. It's
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Headlines Labour threatens to back Tory rebels on Brexit bill on.ft.
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This is happening, and it threatens every being on this planet.
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They say the pipeline threatens water supplies and sacred tribal land.
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But the euro's strength threatens to curb the recovery in inflation.
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It also threatens to impose an arms embargo on the country.
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But a lack of land-use planning threatens that, she added.
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Trump's solar tariff decision threatens the fastest growing career in America.
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None say the krill harvest threatens the survival of the species.
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THIEVES OF STATE: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security, by Sarah Chayes.
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Again, the larger scale of human suffering threatens to extinguish hope.
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But overdevelopment threatens the reefs the visitors come to gawp at.
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The Hill: California primary threatens to change 2020 game for Dems.
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Donald Trump often threatens to sue people and doesn't follow through.
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How it falls apart: Pyongyang threatens to withdraw from the NPT.
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Still, an industry-wide shift towards electric vehicles threatens BMW's lead.
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That reality, combined with rising temperatures, threatens worsening scarcity, experts say.
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ZTE has said the ban is unacceptable and threatens its survival.
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But Piscatella threatens to pull the entire staff if Humphrey goes.
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"Nobody threatens Venezuela," Maduro said in a televised speech in Caracas.
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The loss of cattle also threatens the country's traditions and culture.
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At other times, he threatens to flatten the country with bombs.
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"The First" focuses on what threatens to keep the astronauts grounded.
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When blood drives are canceled, that threatens the inventory, he said.
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Delegitimizing Islam threatens not only people of faith, but all Americans.
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But it is an independent source of information that threatens Trump.
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This is a tricky balance, one BDS threatens to upend entirely.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNIggy Azalea Threatens to Cut off Nick Young's Penis!
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Now, his presidency threatens to become a gateway back to populism.
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But coronavirus now threatens to put a damper on campaign season.
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One labor attorney said the division threatens Smith's future as director.
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This threatens the survival of companies in many industries, particularly airlines.
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Erasing the line dividing national security from economic security threatens both.
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The deepening political turmoil threatens to undermine the U.S.-Taliban deal.
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He tries to get into the car; he lazily threatens her.
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The coronavirus pandemic threatens to push hospital capacities to the limits.
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Go deeper: White House release of Ukraine call threatens new precedent
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The production stoppage threatens to derail Harley-Davidson's bet on electrification.
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Another threatens to bring hurricane-force winds to the West Coast.
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Go deeper: Nancy Pelosi's drug pricing bill threatens small biotech companies
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For older residents, the retreat of these clubs threatens a lifeline.
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"I'm gonna kick your tail," Clarkson threatens in a later clip.
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The inaccessibility of the hearing world constantly threatens to isolate me.
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Scrutiny over the royals' finances threatens to further dent their mystique.
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It threatens to legitimize an unmistakable appeal to white ethnic identity.
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The new Brexit arrangement, they say, threatens to inflame sectarian tensions.
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The tariff war now threatens to send the process into reverse.
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The Associated Press: Iran Revolutionary Guard threatens U.S., allies over protests.
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The military deployment also threatens to further weaken Australia-Chinese relations.
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But one major objection is that the order threatens free speech.
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The burgeoning society quickly threatens to collapse due to religious differences.
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If someone threatens you with prosecutors, it means they are weak.
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The combination threatens to internationalize and escalate a long-simmering conflict.
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The heat in turn threatens the stability of this urban environment.
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It threatens lives, erodes financial security and destroys infrastructure and property.
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For some, the bickering threatens to obscure more deeply rooted concerns.
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Charlie Crist in Florida's 13th Congressional District, threatens Omar and Reps.
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Another year, another messy, delayed appropriations process that threatens public health.
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The Durham probe also threatens to break those fissures back open.
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A simple cyberattack threatens to quickly affect a campaign's entire network.
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When President Donald Trump threatens another country, we usually know why.
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Meanwhile, Democrats' very weakness down ballot threatens to breed more weakness.
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Yes, he threatens the bank teller by quietly showing a gun.
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Global warming threatens every living thing on earth, but cutting the pollution that causes it threatens the profits of enough executives, the climate researcher Richard Heede told the Guardian, to fit on a couple of Greyhound buses.
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The situation threatens to undermine Widodo's efforts to reinvigorate stalled economic growth.
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At times, the security threatens to extinguish the tournament&aposs festive spirit.
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The migrant crisis threatens to engulf German Chancellor Angela Merkel's own government.
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Conservatives argue the bill threatens freedom of speech, religion and women's rights.
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That is what threatens to swallow Debra Newell's (Connie Britton) world whole.
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Nonetheless, its release still threatens special counsel Robert Mueller's Trump-Russia investigation.
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The North routinely threatens to destroy South Korea and the United States.
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This bitter fight threatens the continued existence of the United Kingdom itself.
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The competition thus threatens to make many of them permanently less profitable.
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It also threatens to destroy a unique experiment in feminist social transformation.
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Azerbaijan frequently threatens to take the Nagorno-Karabakh region back by force.
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Nonetheless, the scandal threatens to accelerate the decline of Catholicism in Chile.
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According to Turner, if Dany threatens the North, there will be retribution.
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The trade war between America and China threatens to erase other gains.
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"One day I'm going to be done with you," she threatens him.
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In 2016, political outrage again threatens to overwhelm calls for racial change.
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That threatens to defund newsrooms in favor of social and search platforms.
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But regulators are concerned that an overheating market now threatens financial stability.
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Vinny threatens to fire him if he doesn't increase his membership numbers.
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Wednesday, aided by Easter, threatens all-out war against the new gods.
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Asia's passion for coal, in turn, threatens the health of the planet.
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"Hebollah's entanglement in regional conflicts threatens the security of Lebanon," he added.
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This creates even more dissatisfaction and threatens to trigger a vicious circle.
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But he agrees when the guard threatens his deepening friendship with Reva.
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Market weakness also threatens Beijing's drive to lure tech giants back home.
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He threatens to release Jamal's Black & White album against his son's wishes.
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Instead, they've dreamed up what threatens to become a megaproject of micromanagement.
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That threatens to take one of Progress's key issues off the table.
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To view a graphic on Political risk threatens Italy's outperformance, click: reut.
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Pyongyang typically calls these exercises acts of war and threatens to retaliate.
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Go deeper: Nikki Haley threatens to pull UN funding over Jerusalem vote
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Computer geeks develop technology that threatens to overturn established markets and habits.
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Either way it threatens to undermine confidence in Mr Ramaphosa's economic policies.
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When security threatens that, then it becomes a priority, so win-win.
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The Republican attack on Obamacare threatens to leave trans Americans without healthcare.
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Even when it makes men uncomfortable and threatens their precious frontrunner status.
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When she eventually does anyway, he threatens revenge but accidentally shoots himself.
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It's a huge burden that I think threatens the country from within.
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They neuter a thing that threatens them by loving it to death.
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It also threatens scores of similar abortion-inhibiting laws in other states.
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And it's not just popular low-skilled jobs that artificial intelligence threatens.
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It threatens our health, our communities, our economy, and our national security.
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The political crisis in the Gulf threatens to tear this family apart.
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Briana claims Matt is frequently drunk, and threatens violence when he is.
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That threatens to inject politics into the heart of the central bank.
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Dre Threatens To Sue SonyRobert De Niro Goes Off on Donald Trump
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But a new bill threatens to stifle these entrepreneurs and kill jobs.
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Russia says the alliance build-up threatens the stability of central Europe.
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Cramer added that the boycott option threatens more than just tech companies.
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He then threatens to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on them.
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A job guarantee threatens corporate power, while an income guarantee subsidizes it.
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McCaskill's proposed legislation threatens to make access to these services even worse.
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Automation and increased use of robotics threatens manufacturing jobs of all stripes.
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Any ongoing foreign business relationship threatens to violate the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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Governors believe the allure of cash encourages crime and threatens public safety.
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For instance, climate change threatens cities around the country with extreme flooding.
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The split threatens to reopen old wounds from the 22019 presidential primary.
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An oil spill threatens every job that depends on a clean ocean.
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For others, a swelling womb threatens their integrity—their literal self-possession.
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An escalating trade dispute between the two neighbours threatens semiconductor supply chains.
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They eliminate anything that distracts them or threatens their ability to succeed.
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It threatens the stability of critical programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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Plastic pollution threatens human health by contributing to global greenhouse gas emissions.
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"Any time somebody threatens your family, Mama Bear comes out," she said.
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She threatens the president and his supporters and no investigation on her.
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He bullies and threatens people he believes are obstacles to his ambitions.
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It is exactly the wrong approach and gravely threatens our nation's security.
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Such a "sweeping remedy" is "unjustifiable and threatens irreparable harm," Francisco wrote.
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WEAPONS OF MATH DESTRUCTION: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy.
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But the promise of AI also threatens the existence of bank branches.
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But the government shutdown threatens to delay the release of that data.
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The Hill: Senate battle over court nominee threatens to stymie legislative process.
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The Oklahoman: Trade war threatens $208 million in Oklahoma exports, including pork.
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In the last minutes, Max threatens to throw himself from the roof.
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Overturning Roe threatens so much more than the right to an abortion.
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But erosion threatens thousands of kilometres of coast from Mauritania to Gabon.
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Perhaps we could impact on climate changes that threatens all mammalian life.
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Lancel Lannister, her cousin and once-lover turned Sparrow-follower, threatens her.
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Although this year, even that impenetrable veil of predictability threatens to slip.
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The North regularly threatens to destroy the South and the United States.
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A lack of interest threatens Boeing's standing as the top aircraft manufacturer.
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Now, the coronavirus threatens to put all of that to the test.
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An unrelenting blockade threatens a catastrophic increase in both disease and hunger.
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As the exodus grows, it also threatens to undermine Colombia's peace process.
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Now a federal pay-to-play investigation threatens all of college sports.
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This is the sort of thing that threatens to do the opposite.
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This time, the conversation around her threatens to overshadow the tournament itself.
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But some worry that threatens the quirky energy that made it unique.
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Unfortunately, political gamesmanship once again threatens to hold up desperately needed resources.
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From a distance, it threatens to be a lot — perhaps too much.
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But a surge in Islamophobia now threatens to make it less welcoming.
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We're seeing labor shortages, and that threatens the vibrancy of our community.
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That ends one political crisis, but potentially threatens the E.U.'s stability.
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An unexpectedly competitive special Senate election threatens the chamber's balance of power.
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Now the tax bill threatens to undo some of their good work.
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The new push for denaturalization investigations, though, threatens what were once certainties.
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The Cavs' new, more free-flowing approach threatens to inject more pace.
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Leslie is a smart, tenacious woman, which threatens a lot of men.
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What's next: Automation threatens to throw the balance even further off kilter.
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"President" @realDonaldTrump threatens to hurt the lives of Americans out of spite.
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Another threatens to bring hurricane-force winds to the West Coast. nyti.
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Headlines * UK proposal threatens tough post-Brexit rules for EU migrants. on.ft.
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It's endemic of a much larger issue that threatens the Saudi state.
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" CNBC, for instance, wrote "Trump threatens to end NFL's 'massive tax breaks.
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Scientists fear that continued warming threatens the rest of the ice shelf.
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ISIS threatens us today because of the decisions Hillary Clinton has made.
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She turns to Fred for help after Serena Joy threatens Hannah's safety.
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The president threatens ever more drastic trade actions while the economy suffers.
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And Season 1 of "Divorce" threatens to end on a high note.
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The crisis that government created now threatens the entire country as well.
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Live Story: Hurricane Dorian threatens the US after devastating the Bahamas 10.
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We are heading toward a fiscal cliff that threatens generations to come.
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Military engagements seem expensive and bloody, and trade threatens many U.S. industries.
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On his worst days, he threatens violence against his family and others.
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He also repeatedly threatens to kill the Millers, according to the video.
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Terrorists understand what most threatens them, but I'm not sure we do.
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But this threatens Google's and Big Cable's Wi-Fi-dependent business models.
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The impact of our growing economic footprint threatens our own future directly.
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A resurgent Russia has invaded Ukraine and threatens the rest of Europe.
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It threatens their ability to deliver on areas of agreement with business.
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United Nations relief officials have said extreme hunger threatens half the country.
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Conservationists are concerned that deforestation threatens the survival of the bee giants.
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A small group of new, progressive lawmakers threatens to upend that plan.
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This slow-motion but continuing aggression threatens vital NATO and U.S. interests.
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It quiets civil society and threatens the privacy rights of us all.
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Having a heavy-handed approach threatens Ryan's career too, though, doesn't it?
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"I'll kill you," another threatens, and some just give us the finger.
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That's bad news for taxpayers, she said, because it threatens public revenues.
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Threatens to declare nat'l emergency if he can't strike deal w/Congress3.
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I DON'T WHERE I SAW IT -- I SAW IT THIS MORNING ON ONE OF THE FINANCIAL WEBSITES THAT THE DOLLAR BEING SO STRONG THREATENS A LOT OF OUR INITIATIVES AND IT ACTUALLY THREATENS THE STRONG ECONOMY RIGHT NOW.
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The Trump administration energy policy not only threatens our physical well-being and that of the planet, but it also threatens to leave us alienated from a future sector of the global economy and cede more leadership to China.
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The link between Trump and Barr threatens to destroy the independence of the judiciary, which itself threatens to unravel trust in America's system of justice, one of the most harmful legacies a Trump presidency could leave in its wake.
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Man then threatens my career, saying I better remember that I rejected him.
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But that only threatens to leave already struggling companies even deeper in debt.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Frustrated and flailing as his candidacy threatens to slip away, Gov.
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Not when cargo ships have gotten bigger, which threatens both business and safety.
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It threatens every company and industry doing business in the State of Oklahoma.
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More specifically, how beef threatens to destroy the very existence of human civilization.
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It is this dynamic, more than any other, that threatens a positive outcome.
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When trauma creeps close and threatens to suffocate, I don't retreat to books,
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Freddy: The scene where he threatens Dom's family is a classic extortion technique.
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On the flipside, global warming also threatens certain critical ecosystems, including the Amazon.
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That threatens to further undermine May's authority just as Brexit gets more complex.
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Related: Desperation on the Greek Border as Europe Threatens to Shut its Doors
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Didi launches lending and insurance as new regulation threatens to lower driver numbers
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No. When a tropical storm like Hermine threatens inundation, Florida says not today.
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"Removing it threatens the very survival of these fisheries," Trent told VICE News.
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But trouble at the top of the company threatens to shake investor confidence.
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Donald Trump's ban on new Somali visitors threatens his hopes of a reunion.
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Archie threatens to make his bones with Hiram, essentially threatening to kill Hiram.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has often played the regulation-threatens-innovation card, too.
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With these discounted memberships, Amazon threatens to steal low-income customers from Walmart.
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Consequently, even the smallest of such transgressions threatens the integrity of our world.
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Threatens to sue a company over a Halloween costume where he looks fat.
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The scandal also threatens to implicate former presidents Alan Garcia and Ollanta Humala.
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A bad deal threatens to undermine the most dynamic part of our economy.
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"If Daenerys threatens that, she's gonna come at her with wolves," Turner said.
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Seventy-two years later, the specter of nuclear weapons still threatens our planet.
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The move threatens to cut of the supply of key components to Huawei.
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Here, he threatens Canada, which is interesting because who gets angry at Canada?
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Brexit threatens to reintroduce a hard border between the republic and Northern Ireland.
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Then she lightly threatens to have the Mountain kill him right this minute.
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Now Brexit, particularly of the no-deal variety, threatens to make matters worse.
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Instead, he said he believes Trump threatens the very fabric of American society.
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For instance, man-made climate change threatens the very survival of our civilization.
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This morning, the futures are plunging as President Trump threatens new China tariffs.
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The idea that importing cars from close allies threatens America is barely plausible.
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One threatens "such problems" and the other offers to shoot him into space.
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But that threatens to deprive over 20m hard-up Americans of health insurance.
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That threatens to turn the space around stations into a sea of aluminium.
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It threatens critics and even sends agents to haul them back to China.
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A crisis of confidence at multiple levels threatens the company's structure and mission.
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I know people who feel like a Trump presidency threatens their very identity.
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But defining surveillance capitalism as a Big Brother autocracy that threatens human freedom?
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He threatens additional tariffs on $267 billion in Chinese products if Beijing retaliates.
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Such violence threatens to undermine U.S.-backed efforts to defeat the militant group.
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Communities which rely on irrigation detest the plan because it threatens their livelihood.
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But doing so threatens to inflame nationalist passions of one sort or another.
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Go deeper: Migrant kids crisis reaches new heights as Trump threatens aid veto
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Like Mr Xi, Mr Trong rightly believes that corruption threatens the party's survival.
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Kim threatens every single member of her family if they copy her decorations.
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Environmentalists say the technology threatens surrounding deep sea ecosystems for thousands of miles.
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Luke threatens Turk and gets him to admit where Diamondback is hiding out.
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Brexit threatens to shock the economy, weakening domestic firms and repelling foreign ones.
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In Brazil's case, the financial mess threatens the country's economic stability and growth.
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The lack of babies threatens the strained pension system and future economic growth.
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This crisis threatens to pit the league against its very own paying customers.
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Climate change threatens to affect every inch of life as we know it.
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Furthermore, the Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organisation threatens the integrity of the Turkish state.
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On the other hand, intolerant speech (hate speech, racism, xenophobia) threatens our democracy.
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The subsequent summit between America and North Korea threatens almost the opposite outcome.
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It regularly threatens to destroy the United States and its "puppet", South Korea.
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The ban threatens $4 billion in annual beef exports and millions of jobs.
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Thousands of residents were evacuated as the deadly blaze threatens homes in Redding.
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This comes even as Trump threatens a government shutdown over a border wall.
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"Get the fuck out of here," one man yells and seemingly threatens her.
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China still threatens to take Taiwan by force, should it declare formal independence.
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Trump's laxer attitude toward environment regulations also threatens to make Canada less competitive.
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Now, the consolidation of Republican control of government threatens to accelerate the crash.
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The resulting decrease in biodiversity threatens human health and triggers severe economic losses.
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It threatens the ability of humanity to solve the climate crisis in time.
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It also threatens to become a national security catastrophe for the United States.
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Potentially, this ruling affects all drugs and threatens the development of new drugs.
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The probe threatens to create a power vacuum at Israel's largest telecoms group.
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And it's not just Norfolk — extreme weather throughout the country threatens military readiness.
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We haven't taken investment that in any way threatens the future of company.
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Other analysts have warned that Amazon threatens cosmetics retailers like Ulta and Sephora.
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"Tobacco threatens us all," WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said in a note.
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Furthermore, such chaos in the Electoral College threatens its existence in the future.
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Ample reports show that climate change itself threatens jobs and imperils economic productivity.
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A campaign staffer casually threatens the embeds with a vision of sharp objects.
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The issue threatens to further strain ties between NATO partners Germany and Turkey.
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He threatens to shove aside Republican leaders to make deals with congressional Democrats.
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U.S. President Donald Trump threatens another $100 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The July 5 guidance threatens victims' ability to safely apply for immigration relief.
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The left threatens to over-reach again and reignite the Senate's nuclear option.
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Imposing these tariffs undermines that rules-based system and threatens U.S. wheat farmers.
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But earmarking copious disaster money for fires threatens to entrench some perverse incentives.
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U.S. President Donald Trump threatens another $23 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Climate change threatens all life—and the life cycle of the earth itself.
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Such a move threatens to set a dangerous new low in congressional politicking.
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A lack of a cohesive message threatens the party's ability to rebrand itself.
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Environmentalists say the project threatens Istanbul's last forestland and will contaminate water supplies.
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Cancer has become the number one killer that threatens people's health and life.
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It shows several executions and threatens the UK and Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Under Trump, that hatred threatens to unravel what is truly great about America.
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Now we must unite to confront what threatens the survival of our idea.
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" Cuomo threatens to throw him down the stairs for allegedly calling him "Fredo.
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"This advantage threatens to put compliant taxpayers out of business," the motion said.
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This burgeoning trade war threatens us and some of our biggest trading partners.
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This categorical thinking threatens disability rights even though Trump rarely speaks of disability.
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"He denies, he turns it around, he threatens and he attacks," Carroll said.
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The chamber lawsuit threatens the program's ability to raise revenue in the future.
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Student loan debt is now multi-generational and threatens the entire financial ecosystem.
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Second, the use of digital networks to carry out attacks significantly threatens innovation.
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Hubble says eye doctors don't like it because the startup threatens their business.
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This development threatens to discourage much -needed foreign investment into the United States.
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These days, stigma leveraged at sex workers threatens my relationship to my children.
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Terrorism threatens the world and 85033 million refugees are displaced across the globe.
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"The Coalition's now-narrower majority threatens to add to these challenges," Moody's says.
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That conflict threatens global goals of providing financial access to the world's poor.
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But Foggy threatens to call the Department of Justice and report her antics.
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Matt threatens to find some legal loopholes to make sure she never returns.
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He threatens to leak his album, since Cookie's rival Lyon Dynasty owns it.
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Now as this happens, #PeterFonda threatens #POTUS son, and others, you make jokes.
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We stealthily advance as the unexpected threatens and attracts at the same time.
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With that said, Trump's trade war with China threatens to undermine that confidence.
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If the Trump administration, in return, threatens to leave Nafta, so be it.
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And the fallout threatens to wipe out a substantial number of American jobs.
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The ruling, upholding an earlier court judgment, threatens Uber's hiring model in Britain.
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This Ben threatens her when she finally reveals she knows about his wife.
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Yet Tehran threatens Israel as a matter of theological conviction, Realpolitik be damned.
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There's also a video where she threatens your boss, Susan Wojcicki, with murder.
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This year, a simmering El Niño cycle threatens to bring more scorching weather.
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Of course, Trump also threatens many lawsuits and doesn't go through with them.
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While the agencies were understaffed before, this relocation threatens their stability even further.
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Congress is highly likely to block any deal that threatens that peace accord.
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This time, though, the conversation around her threatens to overshadow the tournament itself.
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It's made from green crabs, an invasive species that threatens New England's shellfish.
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The coronavirus pandemic threatens to push the US healthcare system past its limits.
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Erosion of trust threatens and destabilizes the system in a whole other way.
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Controversy about the sponsorship threatens to undermine the study's credibility, the company said.
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Reuters: Coronavirus threatens global economy as experts warn no country will be spared.
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THE CRISIS OF THE MIDDLE-CLASS CONSTITUTION: Why Economic Inequality Threatens Our Republic.
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The wait to collect their relief money threatens to outlast their meager savings.
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The proposal threatens to limit content options for consumers, the Internet Association wrote.
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Why has North Korea developed a nuclear arsenal that threatens the United States?
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This is a public health crisis that threatens to become a humanitarian disaster.
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England threatens a third off the break, with Dele Alli's shot ultimately blocked.
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Go deeper: Cathay Pacific threatens to fire staff who support Hong Kong protests
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Now it threatens the ability of average Americans to talk to each other.
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"It threatens not only the Senate and the Supreme Court," Mr. Biden said.
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So any sudden disruption of the supply chain threatens a cascade of disruptions.
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The outbreak threatens the stability of everything from information systems to Amazon orders.
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People need to know how the coronavirus threatens them and how to respond.
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The dispute also threatens myriad American diplomatic and security priorities in the gulf.
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That means the outbreak in China threatens their views for markets in 2020.
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Gray Matter Imagine that a bully threatens to punch you in the face.
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Statements like this reinforce the dated and bigoted thinking that diversity threatens quality.
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A case over vouchers threatens to breach the wall separating church and state.
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"Low access to quality health products threatens health and lives," according to WHO.
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Its demise threatens to hurt smaller suppliers, merchants, rivals and Britain's biggest banks.
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The trade war between the United States and China acutely threatens Apple's business.
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New threat The Wildaid report also revealed a new trend that threatens sharks.
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The growing level of income inequality is a cancer that threatens the nation.
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Netflix threatens to move the movie business onto our television screens and laptops.
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The return of the ruling party lawmakers also threatens the opposition's congressional majority.
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Without action, the climate crisis threatens to disrupt every aspect of our lives.
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S&P GLOBAL RATINGS SAYS FALTERING GLOBAL PROFIT GROWTH THREATENS AN EARNINGS RECESSION
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"Worse, this lawsuit threatens to interfere with a pending criminal investigation," Carvin wrote.
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Mr. McConnell likes neither unpredictability nor anything that threatens his own political power.
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In Afghanistan the affability of the locals threatens his love of East Africans.
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YouTube's scammer problem threatens to put a damper on its broader gaming ambitions.
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The Trump administration's rollback of auto emissions standards threatens to exacerbate the problem.
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But in Europe, regulatory action threatens to put a hold on significant consolidation.
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And Hurricane Irma threatens to damage the brand's sales even more next quarter.
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But John is concerned that heightened absurdity threatens to render his craft redundant.
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Giving corporations huge tax cuts on their foreign profits also threatens fiscal calamity.
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What happens when the newly elected government threatens your identities and your rights?
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Most other aerospace companies have warned the uncertainty around Brexit threatens their businesses.
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Members took the chance to hit agency rulemaking they say threatens their states.
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AMI threatens Bezos Bezos included an email from Howard to de Becker's lawyer.
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The insurgent group controls large parts of the countryside and threatens several cities.
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Britain's decision also threatens to alter its geography and possibly stoke political instability.
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Trump's trade war threatens to reverse this favorable 35-year interest-inflation moderation.
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Now that the Russia investigation threatens Trump's presidency, House Republicans have new targets.
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If anyone in the cast threatens to overshadow McKinnon's raw comedy, it's Jones.
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That in turn threatens Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to reflate the economy.
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Individual, confidential arbitration threatens to undermine the struggle for equality in the workplace.
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That threatens to raise prices for automakers and consumers alike, the administration warns.
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All the while wider social upheaval threatens to bring chaos to everyone's doorstep.
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But Trump threatens to be an even bigger drag on Rohrabacher's reelection chances.
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That's when the man allegedly threatens to kill the pilot and others onboard.
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The disunity threatens to weaken Europe's hand as Brexit negotiations approach next Wednesday.
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The Wild West atmosphere of our hyper-connected society threatens to kill privacy.
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False alarms are dangerous because they lead to complacency when real danger threatens.
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When the Solaras later attack Lenù, Lila threatens Marcello with a utility knife.
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But the case involving Flávio Bolsonaro threatens to hamstring the administration, he said.
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A controversial new decree threatens to derail a thriving cultural scene in Havana.
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Back in London, the Profumo case threatens to take down Prime Minister Macmillan.
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The man who threatens fire and fury like the world has never seen.
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But the current administration's zealotry threatens the region's wild landscape and rich biodiversity.
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DEADLY CHOICES: How the Anti-Vaccine Movement Threatens Us All, by Paul Offit.
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Connectivity promises closeness and efficiency, yet threatens to render us vulnerable and superficial.
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When US-Iran tensions spike, Iran typically threatens to shut down the strait.
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More recently, Brexit threatens to bring more uncertainty to the already-struggling nation.
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The darkness hints at an incomprehensible vastness, which threatens to envelop the figures.
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"We have given instruction to all Hamas members and to all its wings to be fully ready for any new instructions or orders that may be given to confront this strategic danger that threatens Jerusalem and threatens Palestine," said Haniyeh.
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Even the wealthy elite are feeling tetchy and uncomfortable, thanks both to the growing confrontation with the West (which threatens their fortunes) and the unchecked power of the FSB, the secret police (which threatens their liberty and even their lives).
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"We have given instruction to all Hamas members and to all its wings to be fully ready for any new instructions or orders that may be given to confront this strategic danger that threatens Jerusalem and threatens Palestine," Haniyeh said.
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The departure of scientific reality from what common sense suggests is going on (the sun going round the Earth, for example) no longer threatens political institutions, but it threatens the human psyche just as much as it did in Galileo's day.
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Reduced snowmelt runoff threatens endangered species like the Rio Grande's silvery minnow, starves farmers of water allotted through century-old treaties, and in the case of Arizona's Lake Mead, threatens water shortages in California, which relies heavily on the reservoir.
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If not, it could create a vulnerability that threatens the entire U.S. aviation system.
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Chris is completely shook and threatens to pack his bags and leave that night.
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The DUP's opposition to gay marriage and abortion threatens to retoxify the Tory brand.
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Somalia is on the edge of famine, as severe drought threatens the entire country.
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And Congress still threatens to advance legislation that could ban user-controlled encryption outright.
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Picking and choosing who gets in is another step that threatens basic press freedoms.
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For Russia and Saudi Arabia, especially, cleantech arguably threatens to become an existential threat.
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The Kremlin's military intervention in Syria threatens to be open-ended without US engagement.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Trump threatens EU with 'tremendous retribution' with higher tariffs on cars .
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Firefighters battle a wildfire as it threatens to jump a street near Oroville, California.
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That Japan is rapidly becoming less socially homogenous threatens its understanding of itself, too.
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A partner conflict of any sort threatens the safety and success of an investment.
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In the new trailer for the upcoming season, a mysterious voice threatens the gang.
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The spat threatens already delicate talks to keep the government open past a Dec.
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China, in particular, threatens the initial call for a coordinated and harmonious international response.
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The recent crisis in that country threatens to cause another acceleration in refugee rates.
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U.S. software company Salesforce has criticized the takeover, saying it threatens innovation and competition.
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Now, Six Flags is contesting a suit that threatens to totally defang the statute.
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The incident threatens "the entire integrity of the process," said Jaros, the law professor.
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So far, it has destroyed 17 homes and threatens more than a thousand more.
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Then the collapse of the Flow, which links the planets, threatens the entire system.
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"When Mayor Duterte threatens to execute criminals, he speaks our minds," La Viña wrote.
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But throwing their weight behind Trump threatens to infuriate Cruz's fans in the audience.
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This threatens the viability of traditional retailers that are unable to adapt quickly enough.
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And it is family, in Hereditary, that threatens to smother its characters to death.
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Anything that reduces utilities' need to invest in more infrastructure threatens their financial returns.
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Dialing up pressure on Iran threatens to spark maritime conflict in the Persian Gulf.
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Emily is now Empress of the Isles, but a sinister plot threatens her reign.
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Her unruly, chin-length brown hair threatens to fall in her eyes but doesn't.
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But rising deforestation, on the pretext of development, threatens the sustainability of the ecosystem.
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The swift deterioration in relations threatens to damage deep-rooted human and economic ties.
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Free expression is only a right until it threatens the safety of other people.
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In turn, that threatens PBGC, which is on the hook whenever a plan fails.
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" He threatens to punch her and tells her to "kill [her]self" and "die.
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Mulvaney's appointment undermines the Bureau's independence and threatens its mission to protect American consumers.
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"Donald Trump's presidency threatens much of what is good in this nation," Comey writes.
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Mr Trump threatens to weaken that commitment even as ethnic nationalism is strengthening elsewhere.
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With each passing day, the shutdown threatens the livelihoods of the poorest Americans more.
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That life story might hold clues for an encroaching darkness that threatens the world.
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Twenty-five years after the end of the Cold War, Russia again threatens Europe.
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Varys threatens her, saying he can't guarantee her safety if she returns to Westeros.
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President Xi Jinping has warned that rampant corruption threatens the survival of the party.
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The nationalist resurgence across the globe threatens to erode democratic laws and shared beliefs.
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The teen catches Luke scheming, and threatens to shoot him if he doesn't leave.
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For Mr Netanyahu it is an unusual failure—one that threatens his political survival.
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Enter Trump, who is running a campaign that threatens all of that and more.
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The trade dispute has rattled financial markets and threatens to drag the global economy.
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China threatens force should Taiwan formally declare that it will remain independent for ever.
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Creeping illiberalism in Turkey, Hungary and Poland threatens the democratic values that underpin NATO.
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The court's decision threatens to further escalate already high tensions between Kiev and Moscow.
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And then a blot on Katherine's past resurfaces and threatens to tank it all.
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The EU leaders' also discussed taxation, another topic that threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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But though ASF threatens many with financial calamity, this is not causing visible unrest.
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Brexit potentially threatens this open border and the past two decades of relative peace.
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There's no out-negotiating a man who threatens to feed you to a hippopotamus.
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When that doesn't work, Kourtney just threatens to tell her grandmother if Kris doesn't.
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And a growing reluctance to give interviewers information threatens the quality of the data.
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Japan threatens war if the United States refuses to accept a new world order.
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They have scored six goals during a losing streak that threatens their playoff chances.
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Now, the increased frequency and intensity of the blazes threatens their way of life.
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EARTH MUST be moved away from the expanding sun, which threatens to engulf it.
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It also threatens a 10-year ban, should ZTE not meet the new terms.
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O). The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) says the move threatens EU-U.
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Any malfunction in the GPS system threatens to plunge the global economy into chaos.
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Growth in housing debt has outpaced incomes, a result that threatens economy-wide spending.
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But the big tech companies have called it an "overreach" that threatens free speech.
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It alarmed free speech advocates, who say it threatens to criminalize legitimate journalistic practices.
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Now, as the country threatens to leave the EU, it may yet happen again.
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As for real-life nuclear war that threatens to destroy us all -- no comment.
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What we could lose When the shadow of violence threatens discourse, we all lose.
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Recent momentum for Google's Android TV operating system also threatens Roku, Citi analysts said.
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Go deeper with Bloomberg: India's Sacred Cow Now Threatens an $83 Billion Dairy Industry.
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She tells him not to call me anymore and threatens to tell my parents.
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The IFS report also warned that rising inequality threatens to destabilize the political system.
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EPIC claims that the expansion of data collection threatens the privacy rights of consumers.
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But one proposed change related to this effort threatens to hobble ad blocking extensions.
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Amazon's next foray into physical retail threatens to hit Wal-Mart where it hurts.
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After all, digital insecurity threatens to impede the growth of the digital economy itself.
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The EU leaders' second topic on Thursday, taxation, also threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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While the straps hold everything together, the metal hook threatens to rip everything apart.
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But eliminating funding for CPB, and hence PBS, threatens the distribution of the show.
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But like a modern Midas touch, its atmospheric by-product threatens to choke it.
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Ghost, in a fit of desperation, threatens to go after Ant-Man's young daughter.
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It merely raises the stakes and threatens the most vulnerable members of our community.
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"The indiscriminate sale of land to foreigners threatens our national sovereignty," the MST said.
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A third uprising also threatens Nigeria, this one in the oil-rich Niger Delta.
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Sessions's proposal threatens to set back this progress, imperiling the sanctity of judicial independence.
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If one man's use of his property threatens the value of mine, who prevails?
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The current Senate bill threatens this provision by ending the tax credit in 2020.
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The Hill (op-ed): Demand for Mueller's "scope" memo threatens principles of proper oversight.
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We must recognize that climate change is an American problem that threatens our health.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's accusation of Chinese meddling, however, threatens those unchecked economic ties.
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The president routinely calls news organizations "fake news" and threatens increased prosecution of leaks.
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A series of proposed seed/chemical company mergers threatens to reduce farmers' seed choices.
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When Washington balks, each country threatens to develop closer relations with Tehran or Moscow.
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This flood of refugees threatens European institutions because European voters refuse to accept them.
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This threatens the civil liberties of all Americans and upends the concept of federalism.
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Failing to recognize and address barriers to health care threatens and undermines children's wellbeing.
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They may make occasional rhetorical concessions, if the tide of public opinion threatens them.
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Her neediness threatens his detached self-control — and fuels his own self-destructive tendencies.
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"[Moore] threatens to provide conservatism's critics with precisely the caricature they crave," Goldberg wrote.
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A lack of a charismatic leader threatens the party's ability to excite the base.
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Performance bonuses also encourage risky and abusive behavior that threatens the country's economic stability.
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This threatens the growing workforce Social Security needs to support our rapidly aging population.
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But a timeless enemy, abetted by the disorder of war, threatens the mummies' repose.
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The party's approach to social issues now threatens to disrupt the convention next week.
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Sitting on a rich dude's lap while he threatens someone is very rarely badass.
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In recent years conservatives have pushed the notion that immigration threatens America's public resources.
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This late in the season, of course, it all threatens to come crashing down.
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The Senate's continuing struggle to complete work on healthcare threatens to push everything back.
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It is also an antidote to the waning productivity that threatens future living standards.
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Experts say the North's capacity already threatens America's regional allies, Japan and South Korea.
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When technological innovation threatens to upend the status quo, the status quo fights back.
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THE EUROHow a Common Currency Threatens the Future of EuropeBy Joseph E. Stiglitz416 pp.
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Much more than Ebola, antimicrobial resistance threatens our health security, both domestically and globally.
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The inquiry threatens Trump's presidency even as he seeks re-election in November 2020.
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When Michel declines, Cukor pulls out his phone and threatens to call the police.
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It further threatens to divide those with a shared interest in Chinese economic behavior.
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Some say they fear that integration with the mainland threatens their liberties and culture.
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Clinton and Sanders also addressed climate change, an issue that seriously threatens southern Florida.
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LG: If someone threatens a suit, and you're like ... KS: There was no win.
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Elizabeth refuses, so Claire threatens to sell the land she inherited from her father.
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He threatens to send in American ground troops, instead, but Conway thinks he's bluffing.
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But political squabbling, which sometimes spills over into ethnic conflict, periodically threatens its stability.
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Second, the increasing emphasis on Islam threatens the social compact that underpins Malaysian society.
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In that view, the $19.4 trillion national debt threatens to destroy Americans' future prosperity.
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The BCRA threatens and endanger the lives of immigrants who rely on health insurance.
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This legislation also threatens to add unacceptable financial strain to the VHA healthcare system.
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Some 20 workers scour the tunnels to drain water that threatens to flood them.
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For example, the tax reform bill threatens the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction.
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Affordability is still an issue, and it threatens to get worse as prices rise.
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The move threatens to undermine a recruitment drive which the government launched last week.
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As climate change threatens the archaeological sites, people are fighting to preserve their stories.
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He returns to Norman's mansion, desperate for money; Norman threatens to call the police.
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Most of their revenues are in lira, a potentially lethal mismatch that threatens insolvency.
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Ultimately, Barghouti threatens Israel's American defenders not because he's hateful, but because he isn't.
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He threatens to pull out of NAFTA, they make some cosmetic changes to NAFTA.
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It "Threatens to Tear Nation Apart," read a headline on a popular news site.
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O.J. Simpson Threatens $100 Million Lawsuit 'Game Of Thrones': Kit Harington Wasted In Bar
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As such, the widespread use of the term threatens to debase the profession irretrievably.
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Now an oil spill has polluted the water and threatens a World Heritage site.
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The delayed notice to close marijuana dispensaries threatens a booming industry in San Francisco.
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World Review Technology threatens to fundamentally change the nature of elections and democratic governance.
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The focus on Mr. Stadler also threatens one of the company's most profitable units.
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In this recently released book, he explains why their oversized power threatens our democracy.
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The dispute threatens to disrupt the Group of 20 summit meeting that starts Nov.
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Dorian's arrival threatens to disrupt one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.
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But a plunge in the price of oil threatens to undermine that 2020 message.
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That, in turn, threatens the wages, benefits, and collective bargaining rights of American employees.
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The worst case scenario is desertification, which already threatens vast swaths of the earth.
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Instagram kills off fake followers, threatens accounts that keep using apps to get them
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D. threatens to order pizza from the hostel kitchen which spurs me into action.
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Because our economy is the basis for our military power, this situation threatens both.
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As Xi Jinping visits Myanmar, fighting in ethnic borderlands threatens China's ambitious investment plans.
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That populism now threatens precisely the globalization that Davos and its cosmopolitan elites epitomize.
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At another point, he waves a machete and threatens to cut a captive's throat.
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Clearly, what threatens Christians is not Islam but a strain of extremism within it.
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Coupled with the political turmoil, the economic crisis threatens to have long-lasting effects.
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The planet's declining biodiversity threatens agriculture, placing our livestock breeds and crops at risk.
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The president's campus intervention ignores the bigger threat of anti-Semitism and threatens speech.
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Trump's decision threatens to upend the possibility of a diplomatic breakthrough with Chinese negotiators.
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The sacking threatens to split the upper echelons of the ANC down the middle.
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The ransomware threatens to publish the stolen files if the ransom is not paid.
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He composes the song to please an alien visitor who threatens Earth with destruction.
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A girl group from the past threatens to expose secrets about Empire and Lucious.
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To that end, Primo threatens his lawyer cousin (Niccolò Senni) into becoming the negotiator.
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Now a federal inquiry threatens not just Mr. Cohen, but also the White House.
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The weak economy threatens Mr. Modi's grip on power in the world's largest democracy.
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This outdated strategy creates a hysteria for military adventurism that threatens the entire planet.
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Collin's new career soon threatens to unhinge his hitherto sweetly uncomplicated relationship with Nina.
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It is a dispute that threatens to destroy one of Europe's best-known teams.
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But the disaster also threatens to damage Ottawa's crucial but fraught partnership with Washington.
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When she refuses to enter on her own, Lukach threatens to call the police.
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For a long time, the notion that truth threatens totalitarianism was taken for granted.
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Ironically, it is that very substance in our time that threatens life on Earth.
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STREETSCAPES New development threatens views of the Empire State Building from the Flatiron Building.
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It threatens Iraq, peaceful coexistence among Iraqis and is a danger to the region.
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Our analysts explain how the country's growing debt problem threatens to weaken its economy.
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He risked an audacious play to reset a damaging narrative that threatens his viability.
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Beijing also threatens to use force to conquer Taiwan if peaceful enticements prove insufficient.
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That's where a trade war threatens to put a stranglehold on the marijuana market.
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In this clip, however, all of his suppressed emotion threatens to burst right out.
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Unfortunately, the administration's proposed budget threatens to undermine programs that our responders rely on.
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Russia has essentially facilitated for Iran a land bridge to Lebanon, which threatens Israel.
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Obama's national monument designation threatens this history, culture and the future of local Navajos.
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Even then, the punishment can be waived if it threatens to cause extreme hardship.
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At some point that alienation threatens to undermine the legitimacy of the regime itself.
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As a result, a growing plastic waste crisis threatens the health of our planet.
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But their presence threatens to starve a new generation of Democratic leaders of oxygen.
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But does he believe electronic sign stealing threatens the fundamental integrity of the game?
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The outbreak of swine fever also threatens to upend the global pork supply chain.
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Secondly, the postcard threatens two women, with a "students knife" as a proposed weapon.
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"Not doing so threatens the future of the entire European steel industry," he said.
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Global overcapacity threatens more than just our workers, it also jeopardizes our national security.
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His rhetoric on race and religion threatens to dim the power of America's example.
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At $2.87 a pack, the cigarette tax threatens to further erode that customer base.
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Dupont stonewalls Jughead and threatens to have him kicked out of his new school.
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A towering eight feet tall, the portrait threatens to dissolve into an abstract landscape.
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This same basic pattern threatens to reassert itself across large swaths of the country.
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The opioid crisis — as grave as it is — threatens to overshadow these important issues.
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The government threatens revenge and retribution, which is as expected as it is worrying.
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And given our growing need to go into space, not just for scientific research, but to harness new resources, colonize other worlds, and monitor and study the one overburdened biosphere we've got, anything that threatens future operations and NASA threatens the entire nation.
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Another bill in parliament threatens to impose greater government control over that already tame institution.
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These bills offer a vague and extremely broad definition of behaviour that threatens national security.
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The U.S. move threatens Iran with lower export income and less access to hard currency.
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Is their worldview so fragile that seeing cops depicted as pigs (or boars) threatens it?
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Those who favor abortion rights strongly believe that Kavanaugh's nomination threatens access to the procedure.
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Wojcicki specifically pointed out that Article 13 threatens the livelihood of people who upload content.
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She now controls him, and at one point even threatens to kills his character off.
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When the officer asks him again, he threatens to "make a lawsuit" against United Airlines.
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Some people in the community -- particularly elders -- believe the move threatens the tribe's Inupiat identity.
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This would widen an already diverse arsenal of weaponry that threatens to end the world.
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He also threatens to drag them from his car if they do not get out.
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The scandal threatens to damage Argentina's already ailing economy and upset next year's presidential election.
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The resistance to it threatens to hold up aspirations to pass tax reform this year.
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The development threatens decades of US efforts to limit missile proliferation in the Middle East.
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His asinine behavior toward China and Iran makes us less secure and threatens our economy.
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They represent just a fraction of a humanitarian crisis that threatens to overwhelm the country.
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He has warned North Korea would face total devastation if it threatens the United States.
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As Burundi's crisis threatens to grow even deadlier, the international community has remained largely immobilized.
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His fate threatens to become a diplomatic sore point between the United States and Vietnam.
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All of this threatens not only to undermine the Administration's agenda, but its very legitimacy.
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The stalemate has paralyzed decision-making and threatens to hinder an economic rebound from recession.
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Poaching is a billion-dollar industry that terrorizes animals and threatens some species' very existence.
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However, the report says the outbreak threatens to severely hamper several industries, especially automotive manufacturing.
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Walter threatens to sue him — a threat the president has also made against his opponents.
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But if it even comes close, it threatens to upend a long list of industries.
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The chaos surrounding the caucuses now threatens Iowa's preeminent position in the presidential nominating calendar.
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But Trump's if-you-investigate-I-won't-legislate tantrum threatens enactment of a revised NAFTA.
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Climate change threatens the well-being of the planet and everyone who lives on it.
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Every season there'd be a "big bad" who dominates and threatens to end the world.
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Right: A bayonet-wielding South Vietnamese paratrooper threatens a captured Viet Cong suspect during interrogation.
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There's a much larger evil that's stirring them, something that threatens to consume the world.
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"Civil forfeiture threatens the constitutional rights of all Americans," it said in the report foreword.
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Their relationship's extreme intimacy is palpable, and threatens to subsume each individual into one being.
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Brexit threatens the value of those magical assets, however, and undoes the Dutch-disease effect.
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Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation threatens massive fines for failure to keep data safe.
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Mr Modi's instinctive authoritarianism threatens many of the freedoms that make his country so successful.
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Naz's disapproving sister, Cala (Ashleigh Awusie), discovers their secret and teasingly threatens to expose them.
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China claims the system threatens its own security—the radar might see into Chinese territory.
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She must now contend with a traitor who threatens to undo everything she's worked for.
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In the end, her rising star threatens her friendships, just when she needs them most.
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All this threatens the global food supply as demand from a booming global population grows.
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It has also been controversial: some environmentalists say the route threatens an ecologically sensitive area.
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The bill threatens the livelihood of over 10,000 seal shops like Mr Kawasaki's, it argues.
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Villagers are worried about a Thai-Japanese power plant that threatens to flatten their homes.
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Environmentalists oppose the mine, arguing that coal threatens the climate and the Great Barrier Reef.
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A bill in Congress right now threatens to create even more loopholes enabling genetic discrimination.
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Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita said Iran's about-face threatens the North African country's security.
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Deforestation threatens not just the planet and Mondelez's business, but the company's reputation, as well.
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This reality raises serious constitutional concerns and threatens to delegitimise person-based predictive policing strategies.
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Largely peaceful demonstrators in urban areas have said Trump threatens their civil and human rights.
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The behavior of cloud infrastructure providers, such as Amazon, threatens the viability of open source.
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The proliferation of knock-offs has been noticed by buyers and threatens the site's integrity.
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German political leaders warned that Trump's electoral victory threatens to fuel popular revolts across Europe.
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Yet one area has only worsened over the decade and threatens that recovery: student debt.
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The European Parliament threatens to veto any Brexit deal without a legally watertight Irish backstop.
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But their regulatory push threatens to create a "splinternet", with national borders reproduced in cyberspace.
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A continuation of the present grand coalition with the SPD threatens yet more sleepy stasis.
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She's "going off handle," according to her boss, who threatens to make her take leave.
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It also threatens the oil-dependent economies of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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European privacy advocates say the complex bidding process behind online behavioral advertising threatens consumers' privacy.
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Cal Fire officials said the so-called Carr Fire currently threatens more than 5,000 structures.
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LONDON/SINGAPORE - The year threatens to end as it began for emerging markets - with losses.
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He threatens to kill me, our children and himself and I believe he is serious.
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Some Standing Rock Sioux say that pipeline threatens the environment and will destroy burial sites.
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Native American activists and environmentalists say the line threatens water resources and sacred tribal lands.
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Europe and Japan have moved toward negative interest rates while the Fed threatens higher rates.
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This threatens the income of fishers in the region, as well as the underwater ecosystem.
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But an allegation by the Motion Picture Association of America threatens to derail that progress.
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That threatens to keep oil flowing from U.S. fields throughout 255, even if prices fall.
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Inflation threatens bond prices because rising costs chip away at the value of fixed payouts.
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And the impact of rising inflation threatens to be felt beyond the country's poorest families.
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The spread of CBE also threatens not only public education but private education and homeschooling.
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ICYMI: Trump threatens UC Berkeley after campus erupts in protests over Milo Yiannopoulos speech pic.twitter.
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The proposal is driven in part by an opioid crisis that threatens thousands of families.
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The private project threatens both their water supply and the desecration of sacred ancestral lands.
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A multi-planet species is a species that survives anything that threatens it, after all.
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It threatens 230,573 structures besides the more than 257 destroyed, Cal Fire said on Monday.
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The latest flare-up threatens to leave a power vacuum that Islamist militants could exploit.
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Frankly, no, at least not without making itself incoherent, as season six threatens to do.
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It's the cop who threatens to use force on anyone who doesn't follow his orders.
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The Supreme Court decision threatens to undercut one of President Enrique Pena Nieto's signature accomplishments.
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In other news... -- Norh Korea threatens "pain and suffering" ahead of a UN sanctions vote.
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Mr Kim frequently threatens to drench Seoul, the South's capital, in "a sea of fire".
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What threatens us is not immigration, but the surrender of our values and our history.
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He blusters and threatens in the face of Kim Jong Un's missile and nuclear tests.
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He told the U.N. Security Council that the conflict threatens stability in the entire region.
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If crypto-cleansing is not contained, state-level sanctions evasion threatens to escalate geopolitical instability.
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Extinction threatens 22010 percent of amphibian species worldwide, and they are vanishing at alarming rates.
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His decision on Iran threatens to accelerate the process and render some of it irreversible.
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Ronit's return threatens the equilibrium of the marriage and the honor of her father's mourning.
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In the video, he threatens to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to report them.
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Then a pompous theater actor (Edward Norton) comes along and threatens to steal the show.
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Adding a citizenship question to our census threatens to erase immigrants from our country's records.
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He threatens to dissolve Congress and impose a "revolutionary government" if his reforms meet resistance.
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It threatens workers whose jobs had seemed impossible to automate, from radiologists to legal clerks.
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Fidell has frequently argued that Trump's public visibility threatens Bergdahl's hopes of a fair trial.
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"The International Criminal Court unacceptably threatens American sovereignty and U.S. national security interests," Bolton said.
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Uncontrolled leaking and venting of natural gas wastes a valuable resource and threatens our climate.
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This specific withdrawal threatens approximately 22019,000 jobs and $2.5 billion in revenue for Minnesota's economy.
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Michelle, appalled, evicts him from the house and threatens to end their 10-year marriage.
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However, the steady weakening of our IP system threatens the vitality of the American economy.
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It also shows climate change threatens the diversity that is the hallmark of coral reefs.
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The leak ended up bringing him down and threatens the survival of his political dynasty.
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"Microsoft's proposed acquisition of LinkedIn threatens the future of innovation and competition," Burke Norton, Salesforce.
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He threatens those who oppose him, but he is not in a position to coerce.
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It threatens to become even deadlier and could affect forthcoming elections and undermine national stability.
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And it threatens to prevent Republicans from winning the presidency that otherwise might be theirs.
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Such reckless behavior threatens not just the drivers but everyone else on the road, too.
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He is the author of Endangered Economies: How the Neglect of Nature Threatens Our Prosperity.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Lawmakers say Washington is dithering while a dangerous epidemic threatens American shores.
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Suggesting that mission is flawed threatens not only the organization's leaders, but its employees too.
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He implicitly threatens to declare a national emergency to secure funding for his border wall.
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The behavior of the GOP's supposed nominee threatens his nomination at the Republican convention. 1.
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As the election nears and incumbency's historical momentum increasingly threatens, expect Democrats' efforts to intensify.
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Australia's government is experiencing fierce backlash over a that threatens to disrupt national power supplies.
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It is also quicker to interrupt the search if a tropical cyclone threatens, he said.
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Oil producing Azerbaijan frequently threatens to take the mountainous Nagorno-Karabakh region back by force.
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And new research, combined with lawsuits against Juul Labs, threatens to undermine the company's argument.
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Unbounded economic growth and excessive exhaust have led to climate change which threatens human survival.
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It started June 2701 and so far has destroyed 210 structures and threatens 22 structures.
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Already, automation threatens the jobs of nine million, mostly young and female, garment factory workers.
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And when a massive corruption scandal threatens the ranks of dozens of its top officers.
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The endless stream of corruption and lawlessness threatens eroding constitutional democracy to a breaking point.
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But their passionate affair becomes a badly kept secret that threatens to upend their lives.
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This threatens to put Argentine farmers at a disadvantage against their Brazilian and U.S. competitors.
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WEAPONS OF MATH DESTRUCTION: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy, by Cathy O'Neil.
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Climate change not only poses an existential threat to humanity, but it also threatens business.
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FDA regulation threatens to wipe out most e-cigarette businesses in a matter of years.
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It likewise threatens to undermine NATO's unity on the Kremlin's military threat in Eastern Europe.
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If lava threatens main highways, more people will be told to prepare for voluntary evacuation.
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But Brexit threatens to cut the City off from its most important single foreign market.
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This restrictive definition threatens to make using or operating as an independent contractor extremely difficult.
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The move is an effort to combat plastic pollution that threatens oceans and marine life.
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But climate change threatens the availability of water resources through increased drought and rainfall unpredictability.
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This dangerous combination of tightening money threatens to put an end to the current expansion.
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King recently endorsed Toronto's nationalist candidate for mayor, who has said "white genocide" threatens Canada.
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However, the Zika virus threatens to affect more than just travelers seeking an overseas adventure.
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A corruption investigation opened last week against Temer threatens to end his year-old government.
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But Sipes—like a lot of Kansas farmers—loves the sort of globalism Trump threatens.
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When things are rough and anxiety threatens to derail my life, I reach for medication.
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And it threatens companies' ability to attract talent, business, and investment to the United States.
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The world cannot tolerate the menace of a rogue regime that threatens with nuclear devastation.
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The exercise of that authority, though, threatens U.S. citizens' First Amendment freedom of speech rights.
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The friction threatens to weaken the Democrats' hand heading into the next shutdown deadline, Feb.
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After a poker game at his home, he corners Marnie, who threatens to slap him.
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A case set to be argued at the Supreme Court Tuesday threatens to change this.
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President Trump threatens Iran, a bodyguard scandal consumes France and Pakistanis head to the polls.
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The move threatens to undermine an NHS recruitment drive which the government launched last week.
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And that entirely understandable perception is a poison that threatens the heart of American democracy.
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One particular issue which threatens to further cripple the Lebanese economy is corruption, he added.
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Among Freud's unpleasant messages is this: What threatens us is never securely outside of ourselves.
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Trump often threatens to sue his opponents and enemies, though he doesn't always follow through.
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He regularly threatens to sue adversaries and rewrite libel laws to punish news media organizations.
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The intensifying trade dispute threatens to put more pressure on the already cooling Chinese economy.
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Fundamentalist Christian movements have also spearheaded anti-vaccine campaigns, claiming that vaccination threatens religious freedom.
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The North regularly threatens to destroy the South and its main ally, the United States.
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On Lake Michigan, climate change threatens both the Kirtland's warbler and the Karner blue butterfly.
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Like Jean and thousands of other immigrants caught in ICE raids, Ravi threatens no one.
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Apple no longer threatens to void phone warranties if screens are repaired by other companies.
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Covid-19 is literally a foreign invader that threatens the elderly, his dependable voting base.
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The outbreak now threatens global growth and is intensifying a backlash against immigration and globalization.
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But the energy-intensive process of mining cryptocurrency threatens to overwhelm the country's energy infrastructure.
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These are purchases that Beijing must know aid Iran's international terror infrastructure that threatens Israel.
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On Soccer German fans protest anything that they feel threatens soccer as they know it.
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If left unchecked, his approach threatens to poison the atmosphere for good, argues this writer.
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And a warming planet, notwithstanding the lack of interest among debate moderators, threatens apocalyptic change.
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Her crime was conduct that threatens the orderly running of the barracks — her suicide attempt.
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It also threatens to undermine Amazon's position as the clear leader in the cloud sector.
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And it threatens to become a larger crisis if other refugee-hosting countries follow suit.
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Defenses will always be more expensive than the offensive missiles the enemy threatens us with.
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Iran accuses Saudi Arabia of spreading an intolerant creed that fuels terrorism and threatens minorities.
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Yet, the Obama administration's open proceeding threatens to stop this recovery in its proverbial tracks.
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