"I have been here for three storms, and it's threats, threats, threats," she said.
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"I have been here for three storms, and its threats, threats, threats," she said.
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That stimulus is typically some combination of perceived threats: either physical threats such as terrorism or, perhaps more powerfully, social threats.
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It's everything from terrorist threats, cyber threats, emerging infectious diseases.
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There were depositions, threats, more threats, and on and on.
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No longer do actual threats of violence alone constitute threats.
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There were another 23 "serious" threats and three "concerning" threats.
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When you think of threats, there are always some threats.
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It's no contradiction to say that we're extending human life and there are threats: threats of climate change, threats of authoritarian politicians.
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Abortion providers reported 62 death threats or threats of harm in 2017 alone, doubling the number of reported threats from the year before.
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She's gotten death threats, rape threats, and other forms of harassment.
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Email bomb threats Who sent all those email bomb threats yesterday?
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Sure, I had death threats and the paper had bomb threats.
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He continues to focus on specific threats rather than all threats.
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Threats against his life, threats to rape his son, threats against the mother of his son—these come with regularity through every channel imaginable.
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Threats against Bonnell's life, threats to rape his son, threats against the mother of his son—these come with regularity through every channel imaginable.
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Since then, Ramos made threats on social media, those threats realized yesterday.
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"We've had gun threats, and we've had bomb threats even," she said.
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These threats are currently targeting businesses, but consumers may face similar threats.
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Israel faces existential threats, but in facing those threats today Israel seems
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Did you ever receive death threats or threats to your personal safety?
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I am a target of death threats, bomb threats, harassment and intimidation.
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They also condemned threats of violence against Omar, who has received death threats.
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The misogyny, the harassment, the rape threats, the death threats—they're still there.
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Dad received rape threats and death threats in return, but her efforts succeeded.
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As tools to address security threats become available, new threats continue to emerge.
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Because the daughter was making threats against my family, making threats against me.
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"It could create new threats and make existing threats more severe," he tells Axios.
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We won't have to look abroad to insidious cyber threats or destabilizing terroristic threats.
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Ford has received death threats while Kavanaugh and his wife also have received threats.
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Yes, sometimes Israeli politicians cynically exploit those threats, but still the threats are real.
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Threats against judge Ellis did not disclose details about the threats he had received.
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Threats via social media Some students have allegedly used social media to make threats.
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Sure, the concept of deterrence and the prospect of retaliation have induced caution, but deterrence is all about threats to use nuclear weapons — and threats generate more threats.
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You can appreciate the threats, worry about the threats, try to fight back against the threats at the same time that you appreciate the progress that we have made.
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Numerous targets of threats from Sayoc on Twitter said they either didn't see the threats or that they get so many threats on Twitter they no longer report them.
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One example, we have an essay series called Emerging Threats where we're focused on emerging threats to the First Amendment or emerging threats to the system of free expression.
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Yes, they have some obstacles and some threats, but they're not defined by those threats.
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Updated to add a map of threats from flooding and to reflect threats from flooding.
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The Bitcoin-spam-scammers have moved on from fake blackmail threats to fake bomb threats.
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The candidate who campaigned with insults and threats is now governing with insults and threats.
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She told the BBC that she's also endured personal threats and threats on her family.
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It is a function of threats and military requirements to deter or defeat those threats.
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"I've had threats, and most members I know have had threats," the Louisiana Democrat said.
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On the Internet of Things, integrity and availability threats are much worse than confidentiality threats.
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Abuse and threats — including death threats — have become a routine part of their professional existence.
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And some began to say that threats, or talk about the threats that were out.
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"What was new was a pattern of threat streams that extended from Yemen, so threats emanating from Yemen, threats in the Gulf and threats in Iraq," Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.
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"We've got to take on the threats to national security, threats like al Qaeda and ISIS and defeat those threats," she said in an interview with the New York Times.
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People have subjected us to a relentless bullying campaign, death threats, and threats of sexual violence.
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Establish enhanced criminal penalties for threats to schools, like social media threats of shootings or bombings.
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We need to understand what the primary threats are and then try to remove those threats.
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Corporate takeovers, layoffs, stagnant pay, surveillance: Threats don't need to come at gunpoint to be threats.
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Detecting threats through system logs or a list of already known threats are no longer sufficient.
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Threats or no threats, there is no excuse for any further delay in releasing the Sept.
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Cyber threats from the sun may be rare, but not so cyber threats from the Russians.
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"Tonoy refused to talk about the threats, although he received dozens of threats," says Tonoy's friend.
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The threats to the rule of law and the threats most of all to the truth.
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I don't get death threats every day, I don't get scary explicit rape threats every day.
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But climate scientists have faced harassment and threats, up to and including death threats, for years.
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Increased school threats Since the Parkland shooting in February, schools have faced numerous threats of violence.
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The CDC also lists 11 "serious" threats, two "concerning" threats, and three on its watch list.
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"In terms of how the Chinese rank threats, the highest threats are domestic," Mr. Lewis said.
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There will be some things that come out at sentencing that show his propensity to make threats like this and not only make threats but he carried one of those threats out.
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I don&apost blame them, they were getting bomb threats and threats from donors about pulling funding.
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"There are clearly threats to US interests in the region, but those threats are predictable," said Sen.
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Attorney: Officer has gotten death threats Wood, Shelby's attorney, said the officer has been receiving death threats.
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So what are the threats -- and the preparation for possible threats -- doing to this generation of children?
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And they have three levels of threats ... Now you're directed to the FBI because of threats. Yep.
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Voting out threats right before the merge is a great strategy — if the threats aren't your allies.
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Effective counterterrorism policies respond to real threats, which in turn means responding to real intelligence about threats.
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Gab bans very few things: threats of terror, direct threats of violence, child pornography, pornography, and doxxing.
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I have to figure out how to counter those threats and I look at them as threats.
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" Since the 6900 NPR, the threats globally have worsened and include "an unprecedented range and mix of threats, including major conventional, chemical, biological, nuclear, space, and cyber threats, and violent non-state actors.
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More bomb threats Bomb threats have also recently plagued Jewish groups, with a new wave of them Monday.
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They need to ensure that new threats are detected, known threats are countered, and system vulnerabilities are addressed.
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Economists should treat threats to future lives as just as morally reprehensible as present threats to our own.
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" Other Kremlin officials seemed to be issuing threats right back at U.S. officials, calling the threats "borderline insolence.
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To avoid hacking threats or physical threats, Wismeijer stores just enough for a few beers or a coffee.
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" Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu responded to the threats saying the country will "never tolerate threats from anybody.
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Threats to our security, threats to our privacy, fake news, and social media that sometimes becomes anti-social.
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Threats at universities, media, courthouse Some threats Thursday led to school lockdowns or disrupted business and other activities.
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Here's a sad thought I had this week: We have to accept that threats anywhere are threats everywhere.
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Israel detains them if their alleged or convicted offenses are deemed threats, or potential threats, to national security.
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Escalating threats and counter-threats arising from the United States and North Korea have created an ominous standoff.
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If you can align threats to identity with threats to material security, as Trump did, it's pretty powerful.
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The United States continues to face significant health security threats — from the bioterrorism threats posed by ISIS and North Korea to natural threats from pandemic influenza and antibiotic resistant bacteria (better known as "superbugs").
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Similar threats were sent earlier It is unclear whether Thursday's threats could be related to a series of hoax bomb threats sent since late August via an online messaging service to recipients in multiple states.
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" "They can take the form of detailed death threats, or threats of violence against family, friends and staff … And of course, as a woman in public life, the violent threats take on another sickening dimension.
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Katko said he's also concerned about how local airport workers will be vetted to avoid threats from insider threats.
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It's a good place to start, those threats, because you might simply vanish once those threats include your family.
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Rather than being a consistent category, what people considered "threats" depended on how many threats they had seen lately.
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Moreover, threats of imminent bodily harm cannot serve as factual distinctions; such threats already are prohibited under Virginia law.
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Thankfully our two nations have a lengthy history of uniting to protect society from international threats, including criminal threats.
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" Asked if the threats were imminent, he said: "Yes, specific imminent threats to U.S. and coalition personnel ... in Afghanistan.
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Threats spanning 4 countries The FBI has acknowledged threats across Canada, with multiple emails in Vancouver, Ottawa and Toronto.
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The thing about threats is that when you see threats, you do not have strategy; you rely on tactics.
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It would appear that threats to our economy inspire our collective humanity, but threats to our health inspire division.
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It's imperative that we are able to adapt to new threats and reform our laws to reflect those threats.
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Twitter and Facebook are ablaze with their own threats (yes, death threats, too) against our "fascist" students and faculty.
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Evans said this included threatening emails, threats to their families and their safety, and threats to release private information.
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It soon became a scourge on 303,600 schools, terrorized by Yik Yak-borne threats: bomb threats which led to multiple lockdowns and evacuations, a threat of a "Virginia Tech 2.0," threats by white students to kill black students, threats to rape and "euthanize" feminist students, and general cruelty and mockery encouraging suicide.
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Abu Shamsiyeh told CNN Thursday that he been receiving death threats and that the threats have increased since Wednesday's verdict.
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Six waves of threats The ADL says there have been six waves of bomb threats against Jewish institutions this year.
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Perhaps now more than ever, we love tales of threats to the ancient past and how those threats are averted.
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Since then, the threats have occurred in waves, with a series of threats on January 18, January 31, February 20.
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Bomb threats The disturbing spate of bomb threats against Jewish centers and schools across the country is not letting up.
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Jewish Community Center threats The White House slammed a string of threats made against Jewish Community Centers across the country.
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" Yellen on moderate threats to financial stability: "The threats to financial stability I would characterize at this point as moderate.
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Detection of known threats on the Web is proving to be very hard for the industry, let alone unknown threats.
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Most often, this meant bomb threats; people breaking into clinics; stalking of clinic employees and their families; and death threats.
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These threats, these direct threats by Rod Rosenstein to Kash Patel and to other members of the committee are unacceptable.
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The EPA's inspector general's office, which investigates threats, says Pruitt has received more death threats than any of his predecessors.
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A third point is talking, not just about the threats but more importantly about the stories that raised those threats.
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" A Twitter spokesperson said @Team_Mitch was locked because a tweet "violated our violent threats policy, specifically threats involving physical safety.
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Threats at universities, media, courthouse In Seattle on Thursday, the University of Washington searched possibly affected buildings after receiving threats.
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The uptick in threats against JCCs has occurred across the country, with over 100 threats in more than 30 states.
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NBC News said "dozens" of threats had been reported, but the full extent of these threats is not yet clear.
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In addition to those previously mentioned, federal crimes include terrorist threats, kidnapping, embezzlement, bomb threats, and financial and internet crimes.
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"We often have the same physiologic stress response to threats we're imagining and threats happening in real time," Olivo says.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology Insider threats are the biggest cybersecurity threats to firms, organizations and government agencies.
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Tackling fire threats PG&E says the money for the Community Wildfire Safety Program would go toward reducing wildfire threats.
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Our leaders absolutely must confront these threats and must communicate how these threats directly affect the lives of all Americans.
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Rather, the issue is American identity and American security with threats to the former defined as threats to the latter.
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Similar threats were sent earlier It is unclear if Thursday's threats could be related to a series of hoax bomb threats that have been sent via an online messaging service to recipients in multiple states since late August.
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The president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries, including threats to civil aviation.
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The waves of threats The incidents made national news when, on January 22, 15 Jewish centers and schools received bomb threats.
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The threats in New York are part of a wave of bomb threats against Jewish centers that is sweeping the country.
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Similar threats have been made in CAN and the US. WPS is taking these threats seriously but none have been substantiated.
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Other journalists, like veteran journalist and TV news anchor Barkha Dutt, have received threats of rape as well as death threats.
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The President and the Foreign Minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries including threats to civil aviation.
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" Canadian spies use this system to "track known threats, discover unknown threats, [and provide] defence at the core of the internet.
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Welcome to this week's Global Threats Report, the latest on threats around the world, brought to you by Axios' Shannon Vavra.
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It has enough intelligence to perceive threats to its existence and then move entire asteroids in order to avoid those threats.
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The president must show leadership in squarely facing the growing threats and in adequately funding our military to meet those threats.
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The more immediate of these threats is Brexit, while the more serious of these threats is the simmering Italian budget crisis.
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Incumbent insurers face huge disruptive threats, but taking a leaf out of Hippo's book could help them stave off those threats.
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"Death threats, a lot of death threats and just relentless harassment — these Alex Jones fans really know no bounds," Holt said.
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The president of the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries, including threats to civil aviation.
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Under the circumstances, threats from Google — even implied threats — to cut funding could have been potentially devastating to New America's work.
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There are things that are threats to your tribe, to your future, to your career, and those threats are very salient.
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A normal school year would see 17 charges of false threats or threats of terrorism, according to Prosecuting Attorney Eric Smith.
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In the cases involving the youngest respondents, the danger at issue usually involved threats of school shootings or threats of suicide.
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But national and global campaigns have battled big public health threats before, even when those threats were backed by corporate multinationals.
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It is not focused on nation-level threats; the data also helps identify criminal hackers, ransomware and other non-state threats.
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By combining domestic and external threats, the Kremlin could theoretically decide that any number of threats call for a nuclear response.
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"There are more demand threats next year compared to supply threats," said the second source, who also has knowledge of the talks.
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Waters told MSNBC that she had received "several" death threats and that one person had been arrested in connection with those threats.
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Now (as before) the external threats have gotten bigger and scarier while the ability to counter those threats has been seriously depleted.
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But that's the challenge of trying to maintain the political will to deal with these threats before they become direct external threats.
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We tend to underestimate threats that haven't happened -- we discount them as "theoretical" -- and overestimate threats that have happened at least once.
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We tend to underestimate threats that haven't happened—we discount them as "theoretical"—and overestimate threats that have happened at least once.
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" National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster: "The president and the foreign minister reviewed common threats from terrorist organizations to include threats to aviation.
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Welcome to today's Global Threats Report, the latest on this week's threats around the world, brought to you by Axios' Shannon Vavra.
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The judge on Friday said he'd received threats to his safety and insinuated that the jury may have received threats too (Politico).
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Serious threats 'investigated exhaustively' But Brazil has grappled with a host of threats against the Rio Olympics, now just 11 days away.
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Read the letter in full: Go deeper: Timeline: How Trump and Kim Jong-un went from threats to invitations to threats again.
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Turkish authorities say the measures are necessary to combat threats to national security, threats which Erdogan repeatedly highlighted on the campaign trail.
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Prevention is also possible in a few other cases — for instance, if the perpetrators make overt threats and those threats are reported.
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"These students are getting all kinds of threats and it's going beyond threats, they're getting actual incidents," Mr. Nelson told the newspaper.
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The EPA has said that Pruitt has faced unprecedented threats, including direct threats on his life, leading to equally unprecedented security measures.
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" She says that even vitriolic threats have become "almost run-of-the-mill," saying threats to kill her have become "normal now.
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The anti-Semitic threats ranged from vandalism, including at cemeteries, and physical assaults to harassment and bomb threats to Jewish community centers.
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Lena was saying it's exhausting to have that kind of vitriol sent your way — not just criticism, death threats and rape threats.
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"If there are threats against peace, those threats come from abroad," Venezuela's U.N. Ambassador Samuel Moncada told the Security Council on Thursday.
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"The president and foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries including threats to civil aviation," McMaster added.
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When they face physical threats or threats to the status quo, authoritarians support policies that seem to offer protection against those fears.
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The research program is an effort to understand these threats, to understand what opportunities and what threats are presented by new technology.
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On February 24, Thompson tweeted about the bomb threats, alleging a "nasty/racist" woman was calling in the threats in his name.
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US intelligence and law enforcement officials cannot protect us against threats if our own commander in chief does not acknowledge such threats.
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By August, the company had reformulated the phrasing to clarify that it definitely included indirect threats, marking a massive departure from the original rules set out in 2009, which had explicitly limited the prohibition on threats to "direct" and "specific" threats.
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"The trial being over does not mean that we don't respond to abuses and threats going forward — both external threats from foreign actors, but if there are internal threats as well, we will always respond," Crow said in an interview Wednesday.
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It also earned the suspect behind the Brian Kil character two additional charges: threats to use an explosive device and threats to injure.
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" While the alleged threats were violent, Krampf could not confirm specifically what the threats entailed or if the suspect was "targeting anyone specifically.
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We're not hardwired to remain focused on threats that are larger than human scale, threats that aren't right in front of our faces.
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Indeed, the new ban on indirect threats contradicted the Rules page, which used the "direct, specific threats" phrasing it had inherited from 2009.
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Opinion: 'Afghan Star' shows world new Afghanistan Regular threats At a daily news meeting inside TOLO's studios, the threats loom large over proceedings.
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Let's say someone is following you on social media, sending you death threats, then rape threats—and seems capable of seeing them through.
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Every day we hear about new threats to what we consider sacrosanct — and many of those threats are coming from the White House.
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He fled his home country with Angeline after he started receiving threats for money from a gang and threats about her, he said.
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Welcome to today's debut Global Threats Roundup, the latest on this week's threats around the world, brought to you by Axios' Shannon Vavra.
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Experts say the biggest threats seen today are non-kinetic threats such as jamming of satellite-based capabilities such as GPS and communications.
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"The president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries, including threats to civil aviation," he said.
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Welcome back to today's Global Threats Roundup, the latest on this week's threats around the world, brought to you by Axios' Shannon Vavra.
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To ensure readiness for modern threats, this office must evolve by continually evaluating and incorporating national security threats into its plans and programs.
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Hallquist said that the threats, of which a dozen have been "actual death threats," have come through phone calls and on social media.
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The report's authors identify common markers of homicidal intentions, including threats of suicide, threats to kill, isolation of the victim, and strangulation assaults.
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"Coming up with rankings was priority No. 1: Where are the greatest threats and how do those threats vary by season?" he said.
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Kelly's also been hit with new racketeering charges including allegations he used "force, threats of force, physical restraint and threats of physical restraint."
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"You may not make threats of violence or promote violence, including threatening or promoting terrorism," the rules regarding direct and indirect threats read.
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Extensive research suggests that empty threats neither damage a state's global credibility nor create pressures forcing it to follow through on those threats.
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Qassem Soleimani due to what he called "imminent threats" to four U.S. embassies and the Department of Defense not confirming those specific threats.
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The whistleblower has already reportedly faced death threats; his name being common public knowledge would only make these threats more of a danger.
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The variation stems from Trump's dissimilar view of the threats facing America and contrasting choice of strategies and tactics to address those threats.
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JW: Should we in the US be more concerned about homegrown threats or about threats directed by al-Qaeda or ISIS from abroad?
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And then the threats came Brennan was quickly kicked out of the group and correctly suspected he would be met with threats, LaPorta said.
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The latest wave came Monday, with another 31 threats called in to 23 JCCs and schools -- bringing the total number of threats to 13.
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Rather, it serves as a reminder that the U.S. is reacting to the threats of the past instead of the threats of the present.
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Shooting bullets into the air now to scare off any potential threats would leave the Fed without any ammunition should those threats actually materialize.
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Death threats Multiple threats targeting Troiano and his family have been emailed and called in, according to a source who spoke with the newspaper.
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First, the biggest threats to an open, liberal world no longer come from adversaries abroad (though those threats exist), but from skeptics at home.
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The observatory, though, faces regular existential threats of its own—political, financial, meteorological—in its attempts to mitigate the existential threats to its makers.
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Twitter and law enforcement do seem to act quickly, however, when tweets involve threats of mass violence or threats of violence against police officers.
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" He also defended Trump's threats to impose tariffs on goods imported to the U.S, calling the threats a "negotiating tool," not an "end game.
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She received only 9 percent of threats against the EPA in 2016, compared to Pruitt who received 32 percent of threats investigated in 2017.
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Severe wind threats will shift south by Thursday and threats of storms will then impact portions of southern Minnesota, northern Iowa and central Wisconsin.
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The 9/11 tweet reportedly led to further death threats against Omar, and after hearing news of these threats, Trump appeared to back down.
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To be clear, the threats I'm talking about are threats to the confidence that people have in the fairness and accuracy of the process.
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In the face of nuclear threats, ISIS, cyber attacks and other threats, soft power remains critical to a nation's safety and success, experts say.
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The threats against mosques came as Jewish community centers and other Jewish organizations experienced wave after wave of bomb threats, 134 since Jan. 1.
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In short, how we think about the threats of this century might significantly affect how we go about addressing the threats of this century.
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What's happening: Today, most security solutions rely on rules, logic and signatures to detect threats, but this means they can only detect known threats.
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Today's threats are pollutants that cannot be stopped by bluffs, and we create these threats ourselves to drive the turbines that sustain our towns.
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These include a National Fusion Center to Respond to Hybrid Threats, which aims to better prepare and respond to disinformation and other emerging threats.
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"As AI capabilities become more powerful and widespread, we expect the growing use of AI systems to lead to the expansion of existing threats, the introduction of new threats, and a change to the typical character of threats," write the authors in the new report.
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"Your Departments can provide crucial assistance by helping JCCs, Jewish Day Schools and Synagogues improve their physical security, deterring threats from being made, and investigating and Prosecuting those making these threats or who may seek to act on these threats [in] the future," they added.
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"We need the American people to know what the threats are and then justify why we're investing in protecting people from those threats," Swalwell said.
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The threats all turned out to be hoaxes, and at least one man in Missouri has been arrested, accused of making some of the threats.
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The loop of helping locals, defeating small threats to weaken the bigger threats, and opening up more areas to explore and help is super satisfying.
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More importantly, the hype gets resources allocated eventually, but they are resources for the hyped-up threats and not the real threats the industry faces.
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" On threats received during the campaigns: "When Donald Trump would attack me ... the threats were just unbearable ... I got every different kind of security device.
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"Our baseline on matters like this is that we take all threats and perceived threats against law enforcement very seriously," FBI spokesman Kyle Loven says.
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And Elkins' office, which is responsible for investigating threats against EPA personnel and property, has confirmed that the volume of threats has increased under Pruitt.
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Save the shrill, righteous stories about threats to the media for when there are formal, concrete threats to the constitutional protections of a free press.
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"We are concerned about the anti-Semitism behind these threats, and the repetition of threats intended to interfere with day-to-day life," Posner said.
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The complaint reports that at total of 1,466 workers have experienced threats or acts of violence, including 85033 assassinations, six kidnappings and 955 death threats.
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Schumer's letter said bomb threats were simultaneously made to JCCs in 11 states on Monday - the fifth wave of threats in the past two months.
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We must have a clear-eyed view of the threats that we face and be prepared to do what is necessary to counter those threats.
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He's justified the expense by citing threats against his security and even said the EPA's internal watchdog listed those threats as reasoning for the measures.
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As for the security, Pruitt said the EPA's inspector general has investigated various death threats against him and that those threats justify the security measures.
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This is a world where the threats are many; where there are still a great number of threats to western values and especially our nation.
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Tech company representatives and government officials talked about potential threats, as well as how to better share information and detect threats, the social network said.
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Tech company representatives and government officials talked about potential threats, as well as how to better share information and detect threats, the social network said.
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"Did the inspector general him or herself tell you that you did not face death threats, that they have not found death threats?" she pressed.
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Phillips told "Today" that he didn't initially experience any threats, but once the high school students reported being threatened, threats began coming his way, too.
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Last June, Raisi said "internal threats to the Islamic Republic are more dangerous than external threats", a clear signal that he would not tolerate dissent.
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These threats (are) in addition to threats to at least six JCCs and three day schools in Oregon, Wisconsin, Illinois, New York, Florida, Maryland and Toronto.
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People slated for deportation who are deemed threats would be incarcerated, while Swiss police would get new powers to covertly track suspected threats via electronic media.
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Authoritarianism will make a comebackAs threats to national security increase, and as these threats expand in severity, governments will find it necessary to enact draconian measures.
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Over 50 Jewish community centers have received threats in the past year, including bomb threats over the weekend which forced 11 centers to close their doors.
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The need to reverse United States inaction on new global threats and to restore integrity to American leadership in tackling such threats has never been greater.
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They said the comments included threats against Jewish people, threats to shoot law enforcement and claims to possess an assault rifle along with the synagogue threat.
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The tech giant found there are now 19.7 billion cyber-threats a day, that's enough for three threats for every person on the planet, per day.
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He also used taxpayer dollars to purchase first-class tickets on flights, citing security threats, but Democratic lawmakers cast doubt on the severity of those threats.
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The congressman said the president and his supporters do not take seriously Moscow's threats to the "core values of our country" — threats he said are ongoing.
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There has been a persistent belief that either the president's trade threats are empty rhetoric or that the threats will lead quickly to a beneficial resolution.
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I was treating normal thoughts as a first threat to my identity, and threats to my way of life, and threats to all kinds of things.
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There are fan artists who stopped creating because of the shit they've been put through there—everything from rape threats and death threats to character assassination.
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We must ensure that indicators and information about cyber threats are shared broadly across the community so that more organizations can be inoculated against those threats.
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It is not far-fetched to think that governments could, or would, define individuals as threats or potential threats based on what they wrote and viewed.
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In 2017, providers at abortion clinics reported 62 death threats or threats of harm, compared to 33 in 2016, according to a National Abortion Federation report.
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It's extremely positive, of course, that the emphasis is now on dialogue as opposed to threats and counter-threats, provocations, red lines, or talk of war.
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Amid the threats, the Army has been assessing potential security threats to Colonel Vindman and his brother Yevgeny, who also works at the National Security Council.
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Trump answered Iran's threats of retaliation by saying the U.S. will hit 52 targets "very fast and very hard" if the country acts on its threats.
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Many Arab leaders see cooperation with Israel as necessary given the common threats they face and their belief that America is unable to deter those threats.
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But we will talk honestly about the threats we do face and the actions that must be taken now to secure all Americans against said threats.
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Thompson made some threats in his own name and then accused his ex-girlfriend of framing him, and made other threats posing as her, prosecutors said.
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While there have been spikes in the number of threats before, "We've never seen this, again and again, waves and waves of these threats," he said.
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"Not all geopolitical threats are threats to financial markets," Axel Weber, the chairman of Swiss bank UBS and former president of the German Bundesbank told Reuters.
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General Hicks: We're seeing an increasing number of threats to Western interests, particularly in Africa, and then I think the game is to keep the threats to Western interests reduced and not wait till we have clear unambiguous evidence of threats to the West outside of Africa.
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The day before Drag Queen Kids' Party, a local reporter called Stickles to ask about the death threats issued against her — threats that she was unaware of.
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While some people who post hate and threats on social media may never intend to act on their threats, they do intend to make the recipients fearful.
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"The DoD takes seriously all threats and potential threats to our people, our assets, and our mission and takes action whenever credible information is developed," Ochoa said.
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The San Francisco 49s quarterback said he has received the threats through a "couple different avenues," he told reporters on Tuesday, along with threats on social media.
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Wray made these comments during a hearing on threats to the homeland, at which acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan also testified on potential election security threats.
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More than 100 bomb threats have been reported against Jewish centers since the beginning of the year, and police continue to investigate the source of the threats.
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Wray made these comments during a hearing on threats to the homeland, at which acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan also testified on potential election security threats.
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Barris faces additional federal charges, including making false / hoax reports to emergency services, cyberstalking, making interstate threats, making interstate threats to harm by fire, and wire fraud.
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Protecting the ozone layer has thus come to look increasingly like an endless search for new and unsuspected threats, as well as for old threats unexpectedly revived.
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Threats and counter-threats have been made over the past months regarding the imposition of tariffs on a wide range of U.S.-made and China-made goods.
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It is understandable that, as governments become more aware of threats posed in the digital world, their first instinct would be to clamp down on those threats.
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Kadar also allegedly called in threats to police stations, hospitals, airports, and even tried to blackmail a state senator in Delaware after the senator denounced the threats.
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TWITTER THREATS: The Virginia man who was recently charged with making death threats against GOP senators was released from detention Tuesday as a grand jury trial proceeds.
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Attempts to resist are often met with threats about what will happen if one persists, and it's hard to challenge even if you move past the threats.
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There are thousands of violent and extreme posts by people on the left against me and my family including threats of physical violence and threats of murder.
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"The user was temporarily locked out of their account for a Tweet that violated our violent threats policy, specifically threats involving physical safety," a Twitter spokesperson said.
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CISA is Homeland Security's dedicated civilian cybersecurity unit set up a year ago to respond to help protect against threats to U.S. critical infrastructure and foreign threats.
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As if to underscore his fraught relationship with Albany, when the mayor spoke of threats from the Trump administration, he lumped them together with threats from Albany.
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In the first year of the Trump administration, the president's threats to upend the global trade system seemed like mostly bluster — lots of threats, not much action.
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The purpose of a CDM is to help cybersecurity workers triage threats, using electronic sensors and software, so they can focus on the most severe threats first.
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Shapiro later told journalists that Trump called the bomb threats and desecrations "reprehensible," but then seemed to indicate the threats might not be exactly what they seemed.
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"While we are relieved that all such threats have proven to be hoaxes and that not a single person was harmed, we are concerned about the anti-Semitism behind these threats, and the repetition of threats intended to interfere with day-to-day life," Posner said in a statement.
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Michael Kadar (right) The Israeli-American teen charged with making bomb threats and active shooter threats to several Jewish Community Centers across the country allegedly advertised an email service that would send bomb threats to schools on an online black market, according to recently unsealed federal court documents.
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"In any endeavor that we have we have to make sure that we are staying on the cutting edge of technology, to make sure that we can see those threats first and understand those threats first and act on those threats first and then we can finish decisively."
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Thompson made some of the threats in his own name and then accused his ex-girlfriend of framing him, and made other threats posing as her, prosecutors said.
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We've gotten death threats, we've gotten more veiled threats, and certainly have been called all kinds of different names by people who are not happy with our decision.
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"The two men discussed the grave terrorism threats facing both countries and pledged to work more closely together in order to meet these growing threats," the statement said.
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"There are threats, there are counter-threats, there is an attempt to open a dialogue - we should support that dialogue attempt as much as we can," Lagarde said.
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So even though he doesn't always follow through on his constant threats to sue people, there's always a very real chance that he'll make good on his threats.
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ProPublica's tracker records as many as 65 bomb threats against Jewish centers made before the 8th, although the majority of the threats were made in February and March.
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The biggest threats online continued to mirror the biggest threats in the real world, with nation states fighting proxy battles and civilians bearing the brunt of the assault.
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Horses often stare at threats with their left eye, since this eye is connected to the right side of the brain, which is the side that assesses threats.
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Town halls in several German cities were evacuated on Tuesday after threats, in some cases bomb threats, were received by email overnight, a number of police forces said.
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The man arrested on Thursday in Israel is suspected of being behind most of those threats, in addition to threats against communities in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
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"The threats to an internet-connected home appliance are very different than the threats to an internet-connected nuclear reactor and the technologies are very different," Clancy said.
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Twitter won't, however, say how many of these cases involve harassment or personal threats, versus how many pertain to, say, threats of terrorism or admission of a crime.
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By matching North Korean threats with similar threats, he raises the level of overall tensions and signals to North Korea that something might be different with this administration.
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Other threats In addition to the threats listed above, the information collected on individuals can be used in various other nefarious ways, such as to facilitate identity theft.
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An arrest warrant was issued for Christy on June 19 after he was charged with interstate communication of threats and threats against the president of the United States.
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Earlier this week, the Capitol Police chief said that threats against lawmakers are increasing and projected that the number of threats this year will break last year's record.
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This would help them to head off threats before those threats resulted in consequences that required the commitment of limited investigative resources only after damage had already occurred.
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Any first use against lesser threats, such as countries or terrorist groups with chemical and biological weapons, would be gratuitous; there are alternative means of countering those threats.
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Greatest threats facing US ... Preston: I think you have a unique perspective when it comes to the biggest threats right now that you think are facing the nation.
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Instead of threats and counter-threats, and a costly new arms race, Trump should invite Kim Jong Un and family to the White House for a cordial visit.
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Specifically, senators who represent farm states are furious about Trump's threats of tariffs — and the responding Chinese threats to crops like soybeans — are already driving down crop prices.
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It is these threats to their standing—these imagined threats by Black manhood—that have historically been employed to justify retaliatory violences against and terrorization of Black communities.
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After Wu's personal information was posted online (via a hacker tactic known as "doxing"), she received death threats and rape threats that caused her to flee her home.
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Cyber threats now represent a greater threat to the United States than physical threats, said Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen at Tuesday's DHS Cybersecurity Summit in New York.
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At one Atlanta-area Starbucks, people who had heard the rumor started phoning in so many threats—real threats—that the place had to be temporarily shut down.
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Mr. Posner puts forward the familiar allegation that the pharmaceutical industry's concern about profits slows down vaccine development for emerging threats, especially for threats in Asia and Africa.
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These in-vogue plants "seem to stimulate systems in the body that help us respond to threats because they are themselves — in really high doses — threats," she said.
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We've seen that in his threats to annihilate North Korea, his pullback from trade agreements and the Paris climate accord, and his threats to the Iran nuclear deal.
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And a group of judges also called an emergency meeting to discuss political threats to the integrity of the legal system, after years of threats from the President.
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"President Trump, after watching the crowds yesterday, must stop threatening these people who will be further enraged by his threats — his threats will not frighten us," Zarif said.
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The interfaith threats were enough to prompt the introduction of a bill in the Legislature expanding Alabama's hate crime law to include threats against religious institutions and schools.
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"President Trump, after watching the crowds yesterday, must stop threatening these people who will be further enraged by his threats -- his threats will not frighten us," Zarif said.
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Merkel said eurozone countries need to stand united against threats to free trade, and the two leaders presented a road map to combat potential costs of such threats.
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One defendant said he would appeal the court's decision, telling De Volkskrant, a daily newspaper, that he did not believe online threats were comparable to real-life threats.
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" Despite this, the museum's director, Mira Dzhangaracheva, was forced to resign following threats to herself and staff, including threats she said to "tear me apart, to rape me.
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That's why it was terrifying to watch week after week of bomb threats — a total of 68 threats at 53 different J.C.C.s in the United States and Canada.
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With immediate, continuing threats from international terrorism and nuclear proliferators like North Korea and Iran, plus strategic threats from Russia and China, America's agenda is full to overflowing.
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McAfee recognises and blocks new threats pretty much instantaneously meaning there's no need to wait for regular updates or worry about unidentified threats leaving you in big trouble.
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THREATS For months Iranian officials have issued veiled threats, saying that if Tehran is blocked from exporting oil, other countries will not be able to do so either.
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" Dr. Lind said studies had found that "one's reputation for keeping past threats and promises does not affect credibility of threats and promises even in the same region.
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"There are no realistic cost or resource comparisons between securing election systems against nation-state threats, versus securing national defense systems against nation-state threats," Stimson told CNN.
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"Mac security software is not that good," he noted before elaborating that while Macs are good at detecting known threats, they are not that good at identifying new threats.
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He spent 25 years finding and recruiting heroes to be Earth's defenders against cosmic threats after discovering that the universe holds more threats than he could have ever imagined.
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The vandalism report came on a day the White House denounced a spate of recent bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers across the country, including 11 threats reported Monday.
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Ivy Harlev, director of the JCC in Wilmington, Delaware, which received two bomb threats last month, says she is "torn" about whether more media should have covered the threats.
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"You know what, she's lucky she's just getting death threats bitch," the message to Tlaib allegedly stated in reference to the numerous threats made against Omar in recent days.
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For one, the vast majority of this increase in threats has been from adware, which is relatively benign compared to more serious malware threats like trojans, ransomware, and stalkerware.
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As president of the Council, I've had great support from U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres in driving home the connection between threats to human dignity and threats to peace.
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This is because criminalizing threats serves two purposes: avoiding the risk that the threat may be carried out, and also protecting against the terror inflicted on others by threats.
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While Trump's rhetoric focuses on impending threats, Clinton is much more likely to couple discussions of threats with policy approaches, which is not surprising given her extensive political background.
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It should not ignore the threats that can crop up in unexpected places, even as it focuses enforcement on serious threats like gangs and guns in high-crime precincts.
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And that, in large measure, is because American presidents of both parties chose not to respond to the North Korean threats by making apocalyptic-sounding threats of their own.
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But as tariff threats were followed by counter-threats, the atmosphere turned increasingly somber in Beijing, especially because Trump's objections extended beyond China's trade surplus to Chinese industrial policies.
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We must treat threats to other countries' health as if they were threats to our own health and advocate for global health just as we would for domestic issues.
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First came threats of violence: Anonymous groups of young men searched Instagram for pictures of women who participated in the march and sent them threats of rape and murder.
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The online abuse that accompanies distribution of private sexual images includes sexual threats (rape threats), as well as abusive comments about the victim's appearance, body, sexuality, and sexual agency.
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"The user was temporarily locked out of their account for a Tweet that violated our violent threats policy, specifically threats involving physical safety," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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We saw Russia's attempts to access voter databases around the US. These are all new threats, and I think we could face even more serious threats down the road.
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In particular, the attacks on women journalists -- with threats of rape and violence, including the recent death threats to several prominent women writers -- cannot be acceptable under any circumstances.
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The issue came up most recently at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on worldwide threats that featured extensive discussions between lawmakers and top intelligence officials on cyber threats.
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The statute, which was introduced in Alabama in 2006, makes it legal to use lethal force to defend oneself against threats or perceived threats, with no duty to retreat.
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After the threats last week, Jewish leaders said they had held an online training session with law enforcement officials that included tips on how to respond to bomb threats.
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It was designed to be resilient to external threats—but not necessarily to internal or peer-level threats, which is where you probably see the greatest potential risk factors.
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There is a section of the criminal code that deals with threats against federal officials, but it is generally limited to threats to assault, kidnap or murder such officials.
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Mattis exchanged views and discussed security threats in the Asia and Pacific region, like North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program, maritime security, terrorism and non-traditional military threats.
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U.S. authorities have been investigating a surge of threats against Jewish organizations, including more than 100 bomb threats against community centers in dozens of states in separate waves since January.
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The official said the FBI has been grappling with the rise of domestic threats while international terror threats have remained constant with the fall of the ISIS caliphate in Syria.
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Today is all about the courts, the threats they might pose to the Affordable Care Act, and Democrats' goal of using those threats to drive turnout in the midterm elections.
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"Witnesses say several threats were made to our associates including threats of violence, and that's why the police were called," Waffle House said in a statement, according to ABC News.
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Now, you can hear Cohen's threats yourself: NPR published exclusive audio Thursday of Cohen's threats to one of its own reporters, Tim Mak, when he worked for the Daily Beast.
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DIA, which acts as the Pentagon's top intelligence arm, explains in detail "key counterspace concepts" in the report, including: Cyberspace threats, "directed energy weapons," and threats to orbital space systems.
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Kennedy's situation is no laughing matter ... the FBI was investigating "credible threats" against the fighter -- an uber Patriot -- earlier this year ... believing those threats were possibly coming from ISIS operatives.
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His love for making unhinged threats: For a guy who claims to have distaste for wars, Trump certainly does love making aggressive threats, particularly when he feels he's being provoked.
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Anonymous cyber harassers published the women's addresses and other personal information and made death threats and rape threats, in what Sarkeesian called "an organized, concerted effort to destroy" their lives.
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Credible Strategy to Address Threats: Fitch continues to believe FOX is well positioned to address the secular threats and opportunities presented by emerging alternative distribution platforms and continued audience fragmentation.
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We recognize that such threats, particularly those originating from state actors, are not just threats to G73 nations, but to international peace and security and the rules-based international order.
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Local police officers initially tracked the emailed threats to Italy and the Czech Republic, but sought additional assistance because they believed that the threats did not originate in either country.
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NATO remains the best bet for keeping threats from American shores, and it also contributes to building the transformed alliances that will face the new threats of the 21st century.
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The proposals would ban the use of the FCC's Universal Service Fund to purchase equipment from companies deemed national security threats, and would classify both Huawei and ZTE as threats.
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"There are no credible and specific threats against NYC at this time, and no credible and specific threats to Times Square at this time," de Blasio said during the conference.
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Finally, it's just as important to make our diplomatic assurances more credible and explicit, as it is our threats, because threats alone will not resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis.
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"It provides the strategic guidance needed to protect the United States against all terrorist threats, while simultaneously fostering the agility to anticipate, prevent and respond to new threats," he said.
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DHS in particular has ramped up protections against cyber threats, and has issued multiple bulletins warning of Iran's capabilities in cyberspace while stressing that there are currently no "credible" threats.
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Third, when the Congress and president concur, they have a strong constitutional standing when facing threats from abroad, such as how to confront threats from the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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Voodoo threats leveled by traffickers The women also were pressured under voodoo threats to pledge to pay for their transport and not to report their exploiters to police, Europol said.
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The shooting that left a hole in the stomach of a Tekashi69 crew member was triggered by threats of gun violence and death ... threats coming from the rapper's own muscle.
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If the research were right, then we'd expect people who scored highly on authoritarianism to express outsize fear of "outsider" threats such as ISIS or foreign governments versus other threats.
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Israeli-American teenager arrested for making Jewish community center bomb threats Israeli-American teenager arrested for making Jewish community center bomb threats Israeli authorities have arrested a suspect in the investigation of the dozens of bomb threats received by Jewish synagogues and community centers in the U.S. over the past few months.
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Beyond that, recent research on online trolling (which may have included, but was not limited to, violent threats) in the U.K. suggests that men and women may respond to threats differently.
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It means highlighting tweets about celebrities alongside threats to start nuclear war, the inconsequential feuds next to the darkest threats — because Trump himself appears to consider them of almost equal gravity.
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Story at a glance In the era of massive threats to wildlife and planet Earth from climate change, it's a tricky puzzle to figure out how best to communicate these threats.
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"Death threats, don't send me death threats, because I will ― I'm gonna report all that sh– to the cops," McDermitt said in the post, as captured by a user on Twitter.
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"The user was temporarily locked out of their account for a Tweet that violated our violent threats policy, specifically threats involving physical safety," a Twitter representative said of the account freeze.
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There is no way to predict when or where health threats will emerge, but the plain fact is that we will continue to see new infectious disease threats such as Zika.
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Wray said that both threats are taken "very, very seriously," per a Hill report, and the focus is "violence and threats of violence agains the people of this country...not ideology."
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The murder prompted a fellow campaigner to say Grigoryeva had regularly received death threats in the past and reported them to police, but that they had not acted upon those threats.
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I regard amicus briefs from the business lobby as a rough index of litigation threats to U.S. companies - or, at least, an indicator of what companies perceive to be litigation threats.
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Iran's threats to America's global interests are mounting as the Islamic Republic celebrates its 22019th anniversary, and these threats mock repeated U.S. efforts over the years to appease a dangerous regime.
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"With increasing access to information technology and changing nature of our globalized economy, new threats for children are emerging - sex tourism, child pornography, online threats to children among others," said Singh.
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They go to work every day, send their kids to school and try not to fixate on the threats that hang over them... threats that they acknowledge are on the rise.
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More from the Financial Times:North Korea's summit threats bode ill for nuclear dealTrump hails North Korea plan to close nuclear siteUS brushes off North Korean threats to pull out of summit
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"As the commander of this organization, I take all threats seriously, and I assess all threats," Jackson said in a briefing with reporters at the Pentagon by video teleconference from Afghanistan.
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A clear standard of measurement is the foundation of a rapid and effective response by the federal government to a variety of complex cyber threats, like the threats to connected cars.
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The constant barrage of abuse, including death threats and threats of sexual violence, is silencing people, pushing them off online platforms and further reducing the diversity of online voices and opinion.
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But while our growing dependence on technology is largely to blame for the new cyber threats we now face, further technological advancements will also help mitigate these persistent and ominous threats.
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Leftward threats to the liberal order are better understood as threats to neoliberalism, an amorphous term that, within leftist circles, refers to the overbearing influence of capitalist forces in everyday life.
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"My take is that although we do tend to dream about threats, we don't often dream about successful responses to threats, so it's a little bit of a paradox," he says.
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Rosenfeld says the suspect is "the guy who was behind the JCC threats," referring to Jewish community centers in the U.S. that have received dozens of anonymous threats in recent weeks.
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Some researchers argue that the definition of trauma should be expanded to include the psychological and emotional response to not only physical threats, but threats to deeply held expectations of life.
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The coordinators would be responsible for helping state and local governments prevent and respond to cybersecurity threats such as ransomware and for helping states and localities share information about digital threats.
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To combat cyber threats in the upcoming Congressional election, Pence said the administration is also deploying "new sensors" to detect threats, and 37 states have opted in so far, he said.
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According to NAF's 2018 report on anti-abortion violence and disruption, instances of death threats and threats of harm rose to 1,388 in 2018, more than triple the number from 2015.
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Washington (CNN)Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan on Friday released the department's counterterrorism strategy, outlining the ongoing threats from foreign terrorism and focusing on domestic terror threats, particularly white supremacism.
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" McMaster, who participated in the meeting with Lavrov and Kislyak, said in a statement, "The president and the foreign minister reviewed common threats from terrorist organizations to include threats to aviation.
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" Friday, January 3 -- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo cites "imminent threats" On Twitter, Pompeo said Trump had made the decision to eliminate Soleimani "in response to imminent threats to American lives.
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Such constant barrages of abuse, including death threats and threats of sexual violence, is silencing people, pushing them off online platforms and further reducing the diversity of online voices and opinion.
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Coupled with its recent long-range missile tests and threats to Guam, it is clear that Congress must meet Kim's threats with a realistic response as well as a robust defense.
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The federal government is not authorized to monitor or "hunt" for threats on these networks and therefore has limited visibility into their exposure to cyber threats or active intrusions by hackers.
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Find ways to better listen to students and teachers who are aware of threats Student and teacher awareness of weapons and threats is a potentially powerful way to prevent future tragedies.
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According to the legal docs ... the charges include obstruction of a law enforcement officer by use of threats or violence, terroristic threats and criminal damage to property in the second degree.
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Last night Sol Pais traveled to Colorado & made threats.
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" She replied, "I think there are many growing threats.
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Threats emailed to me directly - not even a tweet!
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Here's what you need to know: • Insults and threats.
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Threats catapulted me, but "Dark & Violent" got the attention.
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All deserve freedom from fear, anxiety, & threats of discrimination.
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To ensure our nation is prepared to respond to emerging public health threats, Congress should revise the Public Health Emergency Fund to include funding levels appropriate for the threats that we face, and include a replenishment schema that avoids the drawn-out politics we have seen with ad hoc emergency funding for health threats. 3.
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In 2012, male backlash against feminist media critic Anita Sarkeesian over her attempt to expand her commentary on films into commentary on games was so intense it made international headlines — and her harassment involved doxxing, death threats, rape threats, and bomb threats, some so serious that she was driven out of her home for weeks.
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As ranking member of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, my focus is looking beyond the horizon to the new threats our country will face, and I have examined emerging challenges like the proliferation of terrorism, the escalation of cyber attacks, and the threats posed by rising powers.
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Grenell on NATO spending commitments, EU tariff threats Ambassador to Germany Ric Grenell joins 'Sunday Morning Futures' to discuss President Trump's upcoming summits with NATO and President Putin, tariff threats and more.
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The concept is to use the F-35s long range sensors to detect threats - and then compare the information against the existing library of enemy threats in real time while in flight.
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A rash of bomb threats were emailed to hundreds of businesses, public offices and schools across the United States and Canada demanding payment in cryptocurrency but none of the threats appeared credible.
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It's hard to say whether this is because the spooks and fortune tellers are getting edgy about specific threats, or if it's meant to ward off threats while the US military rebuilds.
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Global threats There is some consensus among the public about the main global threats facing the U.S., though sharp disagreement along party lines over their relative importance, according to the Pew research.
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It seemed, to all appearances, that Trump's threats were just another act of presidential vaporware — something that never got turned into executive action, like his threats to cut off California's disaster aid.
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What is unique about Israel's concept of multi-layered defense is that it addresses not only larger threats, such as ballistic missiles, but also short-range rockets, mortars and medium-range threats.
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Since the start of 2017, there have been roughly 100 threats to 81 JCCs across the U.S. Schumer's letter specifically referred to a series of bomb threats that were made on Feb.
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Since the start of 2017, there have been roughly 100 threats to 81 JCCs across the U.S. Schumer's letter specifically referred to a series of bomb threats that were made on Feb.
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One example of how Twitter is getting more detailed: Under "violent threats," Twitter's rules used to read: You may not make threats of violence or promote violence, including threatening or promoting terrorism.
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The threats you'll face, the tools you'll use to snuff out those threats and a peek at the weird radiation-worshiping cult that is apparently an important player on the remote island.
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"Death threats, don't send me death threats, because I will ― I'm gonna report all that shit to the cops," he said in the video, captured by a Walking Dead Twitter fan account.
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They discussed the "grave terrorism threats facing both countries and pledged to work more closely together in order to meet these growing threats," according to a brief statement from Trump's transition team.
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In short, the first conversation between President Trump and Prime Minister Modi may touch upon common terrorist threats facing both countries, and the need for urgent joint action to combat such threats.
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A senior administration official told CNN that there are several credible threats against Kavanaugh's life under investigation, while Ford's lawyer Debra Katz said threats against Ford have been forwarded to the FBI.
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Officials say there are no known, credible threats and that the bulletin was issued out of an abundance of caution given the public nature of the threats issued by the group's followers.
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"At Yahoo, we have a deep understanding of the threats facing our users and continuously strive to stay ahead of these threats to keep our users and our platforms secure," she said.
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Female newscasters and celebrities have long faced harassment and threats — one newscaster said in 2012 that she had had to quit her job in St. Louis after repeated threats from a stalker.
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The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system (THADD) is specifically designed for threats like North Korea, and the system already has active platforms in Guam and Hawaii focused on threats from Pyongyang.
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"On Facebook, we don't allow offers of sexual services, solicitation of sexual material, threats or depictions of sexual violence, threats to share intimate images or any sexual content involving minors," it said.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, Breyer and Kagan again joined the five conservatives in focusing on the threats to religious freedom the case presented, more than on the threats to same-sex couples.
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But the report reiterates the disturbing facts that the hobbled nation still faces existential threats from widespread corruption, rampant drug trafficking and threats to women's rights — all in addition to the war.
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These are existential threats that always exist, and that's why there are people around the world who are really passionate about trying to prevent and detect and stop these types of threats.
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Ironically though, even with 480 new high-tech threats now introduced every minute, according to anti-virus provider McAfee, human error still remains one of the greatest threats to organizations' well-being.
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Dropping Climate Change from List of National Security Threats In December, Trump took yet another measure to de-prioritize climate change by dropping it from the country's list of national security threats.
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As a result, incoherence rules: The administration lashes out, then tries to calm markets by saying that it might not carry through on its threats, then makes a new round of threats.
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"New threats like this will force us to revise our strategy based on the nature and geography of new threats, and predict the requirements of our country and armed forces," he added.
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Threats against lawmakers investigated The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is investigating threats made against lawmakers they believe are related to the walkouts, according to Jessica Brown, a spokeswoman for the OSBI.
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Daily threats and counter-threats in the trade war, or announcements or rejections of tentative deals, "are just the manifestations of ongoing negotiations and manifestations of the trade regime uncertainty," Bullard said.
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The threats escalated in severity and number when someone made the Facebook group public, Beene said, and some of the Facebook threats have been traced to other parts of Oklahoma and Texas.
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While this mapping of threats to investments might seem like common sense, this is the first time that agencies have a common taxonomy of threats, capabilities, and metrics to build their budgets.
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As the world's two biggest economies remained locked in a heated tariff dispute, Beijing and Washington have kept up a blistering rhetoric with threats and counter-threats of more punitive trade measures.
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It's made particularly tough because of the technological environment that we're working in now, which really, when you go back five, six, ten years in our focus on CT threats emanating from the Middle East and Pakistan, the al‑Qaeda threats, the al‑Qaeda‑affiliated threats, completely different in the way that they spoke to their target audience.
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Trump finally responds The remarks came a day after the JCC Association of North America reported that 54 Jewish community centers have faced 69 threats, including three waves of bomb threats, since January.
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Here's the thing — the whole episode highlights Twitter's flawed approach to dealing with death threats on its platform: Instead of reporting death threats to law enforcement as a policy, Twitter simply deletes them.
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Under the TISA, the countries can share information about North Korean nuclear and missile threats, while GSOMIA's range included information "directly or indirectly related to" North Korean nuclear or missile threats, Kim said.
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The U.S. intelligence chief, James Clapper, expanded on the worries about the Islamic State and cyberattacks, but also noted threats from failing states, the migration crisis and, uppermost among nuclear threats, North Korea.
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Today's security threats are not the same threats the industry faced five or ten years ago – or even a year ago – and like any other responsible organization we adapt as the threat changes.
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He has described the drug flow and undocumented immigrants crossing the border as "existential" threats to national security, repeatedly warning Congress that the U.S. was severely underestimating and underfunding threats in the region.
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"Russia appears to have lowered the threshold for making nuclear threats to include preventing Western actions that seem to have little to do with threats to Russia's survival," he says in a Jan.
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While major threats such as ISIS and al Qaeda have been significantly weakened, technological advancements — including terrorist use of drones and cyber attacks — pose worrisome, ever-evolving threats that require ever-improving responses.
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But there are five reasons why a pivot from threats to diplomacy with Iran will be much harder -- and why Trump's reckless threats may trap the United States in yet another war. 1.
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And while Trump similarly avoided his prior threats to rain "fire and fury" on North Korea should their nuclear threats persist, he was unequivocal in his vows to counter provocations with military force.
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According to The New York Times, tech company representatives and government officials talked about the potential threats during the election as well as how to share information and detect these threats in advance.
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Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Daniel Coats has appointed Shelby Pierson to serve as the first "election threats executive" (ETE), tasking her to be the intelligence community's "principal advisor" on election security threats.
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Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Daniel Coats has appointed Shelby Pierson to serve as the first "election threats executive" (ETE), tasking her with being the intelligence community's "principal advisor" on election security threats.
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Lopez doesn't think the effort to link up threats to women and threats to the climate is simply an "attempt to grab the money" that is becoming available to deal with climate change.
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He also disputed Pruitt's description of the tally of threats against him last year, saying it is not a "threat assessment" and should not be interpreted as an authoritative list of legitimate threats.
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Threats, like Trump's vow back in August to respond to North Korean threats against the US with "fire and fury like the world has never seen," only cause it to feel more insecure.
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We, who literally inured ourselves to rape threats and death threats so that we could participate in public life, were called weak by people who felt persecuted by the existence of female Ghostbusters.
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Google said in a statement Wednesday that it is updating harassment policy for YouTube to curb explicit threats, as well as veiled or implied threats and personal attacks, against viewers and content creators.
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The inspector general's office investigated the threats with other federal agents, often interviewing the individuals who made the threats by traveling to their homes in locations including Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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The suit, which is seeking class-action status, argues that the company "identified and categorized potential market threats, then extinguished those threats" by cutting them off from access to data on its platform.
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"Cloud helps security operations respond quicker to threats and focus on business risk as opposed to spending countless hours researching threats and trouble-shooting aging on premises systems," he told CNBC via email.
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YouTube said the new policy expanded its definition of harassment — which has covered making explicit threats, inciting people to harass someone else and revealing confidential personal information — to include implied or veiled threats.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov has received a letter with death threats, but said he was not worried and suggested the threats were result of his fight against corruption and smuggling.
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Local jurisdictions have refused to be bullied by his threats on "sanctuary cities," with cities standing up defiantly to threats to deny federal funding to cities who do not enforce federal immigration laws.
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Security threats had caused a similar event to be cancelled.
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Israel says its forces act lawfully to counter lethal threats.
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Ted Cruz as unqualified to deal with complicated international threats.
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However, there are threats from nations with advanced defense programs.
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The downside of it is the insults, ridicule, abuses, threats.
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They have made death threats on a number of occasions.
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Other teams are trying to look ahead for these threats.
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"The threats and that [are] stupid," Maddie told VICE News.
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Floodwaters pose many immediate threats to people, animals, and property.
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We've had colleagues who've had to move because of threats.
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Unfortunately, it became a place for bomb threats and harassment.
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To my knowledge, those threats were as early as today.
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"We receive death threats," he says, more agitated than angered.
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They see the violence against them, the threats-- MACCALLUM: Yes.
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So far, none of the threats have been carried out.
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Lee Zeldin speaks out about threats against his campaign volunteer.
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U.S. threats had united political factions in Iran, he added.
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These outbreaks of concern almost always come with doomsday threats.
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Also common are online or other verbal threats to informants.
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The tweet provoked a wave of death threats against Omar.
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Trump's protectionist threats continue to anger many conservative economic purists.
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Woods has yet to respond to Avenatti's threats of litigation.
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But regular threats, which began in 2013, started to grow.
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No extremist threats were made during or after the attack.
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The Pentagon said that Putin's threats only helped unite NATO.
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Fake bomb threats have targeted 20 schools in Moscow alone.
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As I said, Iran does not respond well to threats.
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He also suggested that the media was downplaying terror threats.
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Rather, our military power is for preventing the enemies' threats.
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According to Max, threats were also made against his sister.
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But these are perennial threats, and can't be entirely dismissed.
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"The fear of threats seem to unite Europe," said Bell.
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Wildland firefighters are facing a host of new health threats.
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Knight was indicted for making criminal threats in August 2014.
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Morgan reported to Glamour that she's been receiving death threats.
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She is a regular target for rape and death threats.
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Poaching and increasing deforestation continue to be threats to tigers.
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So you adjust your behavior based on your personal threats.
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This tangle of disputes means Mr Trump's threats may backfire.
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Many concerned threats made on Snapchat or by text message.
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"Explosive threats continue to rapidly evolve worldwide," said Brig. Gen.
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Trump and Kim exchanged a string of insults and threats.
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They've also bristled at Trump's past threats at Sessions. Sen.
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A guard shoos the curious away with threats of arrest.
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Meanwhile, new threats are emerging in key oil producing nations.
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She emailed: Go deeper: Tesla faces threats from every direction.
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Why it matters: These are serious times, with serious threats.
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They involved physical violence, sexual assaults, insults, threats and coercion.
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Ohio has taken steps to combat those types of threats.
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People were crazy — cursing, yelling, screaming, all kinds of threats.
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The rule has been imposed because of unspecified security threats.
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We need unity to confront the threats posed by extremists.
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The greatest threats to the global economy today are political.
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Common biological threats in the food industry include: salmonella, e.
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Also novel is the nexus of security threats and crime.
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Security officials cited shootings and bombs threats outside the stadium.
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Clinics like Preterm face different kinds of threats from lawmakers.
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The competing threats escalated tensions between the foes even further.
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He was charged with terrorist threats and acts, a felony.
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Building paranoia is replaced by crystal clear threats and consequences.
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But "she didn't necessarily take those threats serious," he said.
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Since becoming Austria's justice minister, the threats have been relentless.
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But that doesn't mean they're impervious to real world threats.
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His attacks on Donald J. Trump prompted threats of litigation.
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Joshua trees already face threats of extinction from climate change.
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Stocks bounced off early lows Monday as trade threats intensified.
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Law enforcement can investigate specific violent threats on social media.
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Then he began flooding the girl's Facebook messages with threats.
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Yet many Brexiteers are unfazed by bankers' threats to decamp.
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Sure, it oversimplifies a complex calculation about threats to humanity.
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Despite mutual threats of no deal, few want such chaos.
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The personal threats are meant to pound you into silence.
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The school had announced two days off after receiving threats.
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Some threats of violence against the men had been made.
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I worked to keep this country safe from terrorist threats.
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If there are death threats, you go to the police.
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Nevertheless, he must constantly battle phony infringement claims and threats.
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Other threats included houses on fire and bloody, dead animals.
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"We get threats saying we are against humanity," said Ribas.
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The ideals, and threats, of Gilead meditate every single interaction.
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Besides, it hadn't happened in Elmhurst yet, despite multiple threats.
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McGraw also was charged with disorderly conduct and communicating threats.
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Climate change is one among many threats facing American strategists.
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Looming economic threats should remind them why their decision matters.
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It's the synagogue for not hardening itself against such threats.
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Switchblades unleash powerful warheads that destroy threats with decisive precision.
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Even after the compound was built, threats of violence continued.
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This proximity makes Kim's threats existential to Japan's big cities.
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Twitter Rules also prohibit hateful conduct, harassment, and violent threats.
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And they are constantly scanning the horizon for incipient threats.
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Between the lines: Trump does frequently back down from threats.
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But there are many more threats to our national security.
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After the "kneeling" tweet, Gu received death threats and backlash.
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But across the continent, the threats to democracy are growing.
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These did not elicit threats of a Pakistani nuclear response.
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Gizmodo is publishing the threats today for the first time.
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"He got a lot of fan mail, threats," he said.
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Today these threats clearly state exactly who they came from.
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Both countries' lists are, for now, no more than threats.
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Ward told the Times she's even received some death threats.
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Threats of death and intimidation are nothing new to politics.
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Women colleagues facing rape and death threats installing panic buttons.
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Omar has recently been the subject of repeated death threats.
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It accuses Iran of threats to U.S. troops and interests.
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Duterte has publicly made such threats on several occasions, however.
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Clinton's opponents as serious threats to her at this point.
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He made threats against then President Barack Obama, they said.
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Her opposition even reportedly garnered threats from the Trump administration.
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Its deployment was met with threats by the North Koreans.
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I mean China has opportunities rather than threats for us.
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Aita said he received death threats following the film's release.
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The threats that I'm getting are part of the problem.
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The prosecutor declined to say how the threats were made.
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But these are the threats Syrian civilians face every day.
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That number jumps substantially when it comes to actual threats.
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Black discusses serious threats on 'The Story with Martha MacCallum.
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O'Shaughnessy said the United States took these threats "incredibly seriously".
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While some commentators have dismissed these threats as mere political
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Threats and bullying seem to work only against the weak.
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America's not an apple pie... Are there threats against us?
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Scanning for threats is what we get paid to do.
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The threats to this crop are particularly ironic on Thanksgiving.
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Last week Corbyn said he condemned any violence or threats.
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He says he gets about 15 such threats a month.
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He may offer a direct response to the tariff threats.
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Worldwide, birds, like other wildlife, face a variety of threats.
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Which means bluster and threats are often the only response.
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Literally I've been getting rape threats in my DM inbox.
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New, unfamiliar and mysterious threats to our health are scary.
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He thinks everything gets done this way, by making threats.
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However, the bomb threats caused disruption in the affected cities.
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Similar nuclear threats by the North were made in 2013.
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People make these threats and we need to expose them.
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In fact, it's filled with more threats than anything else.
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He was charged with assault, disorderly conduct and communicating threats.
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When he refused, they stepped up the abuse and threats.
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They face even bigger threats than they did last season.
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Threats to come to my job and get me fired.
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You see what is happening out there, they are threats.
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An FBI agent was assigned to him to monitor threats.
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Thankfully none of her tax threats are a factor today.
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All threats have been neutralized, Pak said in a statement.
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These are threats that come from outside of higher education.
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"Threats such as these are taken very seriously," it said.
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America faces flash points and threats from around the globe.
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The platforms could still prohibit harassment, doxxing, threats, and profanity.
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Drought is one of the biggest looming threats across Asia.
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Schnitzler admitted that his threats were prompted by the attacks.
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"Asteroids are not only threats; they are opportunities," Yeomans explains.
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External threats have often accelerated the development of the state.
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Rubio's assertion of terrifying threats extended to China as well.
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Some activists have gone into hiding after receiving death threats.
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"I had death threats," Josephs revealed during the reunion special.
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Overstretch could curb the capacity to respond to new threats.
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I'd get used condoms in the mail and death threats.
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Diplomatic ties were downgraded, flags burned and death threats reported.
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Lately, the novelist Arundhati Roy has been receiving death threats.
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She ended up with a police escort after death threats.
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Often our three teams were responding to different threats simultaneously.
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Threats grew over the next two years, the Bitkovs said.
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Israel has a right to defend itself against terrorist threats.
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In English, Elizabeth detailed the threats from Laura's ex, Sergio.
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Certainly, any talks are preferable to threats of nuclear war.
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For one thing, Kim isn't likely to respond to threats.
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The biggest threats to capitalism aren't socialists, they are capitalists.
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She feared gang violence and threats in her native Guatemala.
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His announcement came complete with ultimatums, warnings, threats and sanctions.
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Other regulatory threats are now looming on the horizon, however.
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The companies declined the Times's request to discuss the threats.
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"She made no threats to Sarah and Jacob," he says.
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Instructions to lovers could be misconstrued as threats or bargaining.
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Leighton attributes this growth, in part, to increasing cybersecurity threats.
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About 281% of cases are rooted in domestic terror threats.
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In using threats, Trump has a huge advantage over Obama.
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Law enforcement is an essential part of combating cyber threats.
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We've spent countless hours tracking and disrupting real terrorist threats.
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You don't see identity groups vying for equality as threats.
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He did not follow through on either of the threats.
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Nuking it Conventional military threats from Putin will likely continue.
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That push has since escalated to threats of economic sanctions.
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Maximize use of alternatives to detention and detain security threats.
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These are threats to people's lives that are very serious.
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No company has the obligation to tolerate threats and harassment.
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Abuse and threats have been pouring in through social media.
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It is plagued by foreign wars and threats from abroad.
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Des Moines police said the newspaper had received multiple threats.
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Fleury claimed the threats were a macabre attempt at trolling.
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"Be careful with the threats, Iran," he tweeted last week.
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He has tried "maximum pressure," Twitter threats, and war brinkmanship.
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This has resulted in disappointment, protests, assassination threats and violence.
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Corbyn said he and other lawmakers had received death threats.
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Mark Zuckerberg is highly adept at addressing Facebook's greatest threats.
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The women determined they had all received the same threats.
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There are countless threats already out there, and more coming.
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Kelley had made death threats toward his chain of command.
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There are just so many potential threats to choose from!
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It is not our spirit to use threats or intimidation.
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There is no shortage of threats faced by this country.
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The uncertainty caused by Trump's threats has already wrecked havoc.
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Threats to its legitimacy must be priority one for Congress.
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But the threats to the carrier are mounting, experts say.
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"They and their families have received vile threats," he said.
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She was charged with "terroristic threats" as well as assault.
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The Hill: Negotiators optimistic about avoiding shutdown despite Trump threats.
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Today, the United States faces a complex mix of threats.
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There are always risks and threats to any bull market.
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Most bomb threats don't get much if any news coverage.
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The Washington Post: Republicans rally around Trump as threats mount.
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But real or imagined cyber threats use those same networks.
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They clogged passing lanes and blanketed Utah's top offensive threats.
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As threats dissipate, military commanders will review our force posture.
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More individual control will not protect people against these threats.
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Some agencies have taken efforts to address potential Chinese threats.
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Do you feel that's one of our biggest competitive threats?
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The "internet of things" creates new threats to security infrastructure.
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I can ignore his bullying, even his followers' death threats.
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He would not elaborate on the nature of the threats.
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The death threats and the harassments continue, it hasn't stopped.
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"I don't think Rob literally had death threats," Haynes said.
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By focusing on perceived security threats, Erdogan could rally support.
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QMS declined to comment on the nature of the threats.
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The individual threats are not as big of a factor.
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But in North Carolina, lawmakers chose to ignore the threats.
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But North Korea issues frequent threats to its southern neighbor.
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Unprecedented threats to global stability require dedicated, unambiguous American leadership.
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The world changed, however, as did its opportunities and threats.
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Irving did not mention any specific threats to House members.
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The alleged threats to drinking water from fracking are manifold.
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Modern infrastructure is connected to computers — creating brand new threats.
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The paper will later receive death threats for the endorsement.
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I have received threats of acid attacks and other abuses.
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At first the victims would not succumb to the threats.
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Many contained racist and homophobic slurs, and even death threats.
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So who has Trump's back on his threats to withdraw?
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National news portrays us as monsters and threats to society.
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Was it the mix of economic pressure and military threats?
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So threats to tankers in the area should worry traders.
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Who are some of the threats to the NON state?
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Instead, each book is individually evaluated to assess potential threats.
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Increasingly things like door locks and other potential security threats.
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He said the threats had forced him to suspend broadcasts.
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That doesn't mean cyber or national security threats conveniently stop.
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The security industry, by its very nature, responds to threats.
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"We will support allies who face similar threats," he said.
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VICE Impact: What threats do these children and teenagers face?
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Repeated threats of violence were no longer grounds for commitment.
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"The United States no longer makes empty threats," he said.
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The security threats they face have also grown more sophisticated.
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Following her comments, Waters said she had received increased threats.
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So what can people do to minimize the security threats?
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Members of Rappler's staff have received death and rape threats.
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Explicit death threats aimed at her on Facebook would follow.
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Mr. Smith then recounted Mr. Muller's threats of political retribution.
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The threats aren't limited to those who live along coastlines.
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Already, there are accusations of threats, intimidation and vote tampering.
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They're turned into militant threats in the public white imagination.
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Threats and tariffs flew back and forth across the Atlantic.
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Boeing's annual report did mention tariffs and embargoes as threats.
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But perceived threats often drive new subscriptions to media companies.
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Two imminent threats: a nasty outbreak of norovirus and hackers.
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The scene has since been cleared of potential bomb threats.
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Reporters are increasingly facing threats and violence in covering politicians.
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I think the main threats are the ones we're causing.
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He makes lots of threats he never follows through on.
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But threats, idle or otherwise, get him in trouble too.
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Tariffs lead to more migrants; tariff threats make migrants too.
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But the administration made no overt threats of military action.
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And in Afghanistan we've been focused on other threats, too.
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Is Powell still looking at the data or ambiguous threats?
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Her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, says she was getting death threats.
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Issuing threats or inducements publicly does not make them legal.
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The sources did not give any details about the threats.
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Trump doesn't always follow through on his most explosive threats.
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He received death threats, and his newspaper lost many subscribers.
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He endured threats and harassment that included racially motivated insults.
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As Catholics, though, they faced discrimination and threats of violence.
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Ms. Conger said she receives threats regularly over social media.
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We went through hell and received very, very disgusting threats.
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I don't think anyone understands the threats AI will pose.
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No threats have been made to schools in that county.
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He claims some of these businesses are already receiving threats.
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But the threats seem to have had a diminishing impact.
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My hope was to learn about the threats to bees.
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Her lawyer briefly left Pakistan, citing threats to his life.
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Consumers also complained frequently about abusive collection tactics, including threats.
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Other countries have tried to appease Trump amid tariff threats.
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And his publisher is apparently undaunted by the president's threats.
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However, threats of attacks from other terror groups remain imminent.
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Even so, the threats battered Atlantia's stock and bond prices.
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And while humans can deal with threats, plants can too.
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And despite the progress here, security threats and poverty remain.
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Threats of violence in response to controversial art are abhorrent.
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Jose Pinon was charged with making criminal threats, a felony.
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She has received death threats for years as a result.
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Then, as now, politics distracted attention away from genuine threats.
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It was a defiant speech, peppered with threats and denunciations.
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Last month, the mobsters decided to scale up their threats.
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There is no doubt that our country faces grave threats.
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And it has revealed other threats to our nation's security.
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What threats, explicit or implied, did Trump bring to bear?
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"Music companies are well aware of these threats," she said.
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The threats facing American interests abroad can have massive consequences.
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Later, our ancestors added to airborne threats by mastering fire.
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If the President didn't make up the threats, prove it.
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Emerging threats: Bacteria and fungus evolve quickly, presenting new challenges.
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All the while, the restaurant's owner was receiving death threats.
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Things are happening, and they are real threats to democracy.
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Still, the threats had helped him ease tensions with China.
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He watched people, sizing them up and scanning for threats.
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Canada has consistently responded to the United States' past threats.
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Waters has remained defiant in the face of the threats.
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Trump's threats of higher tariffs weighed on China's financial markets.
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Economic freedom is one of the greatest threats to liberalism.
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I had no idea who these threats were coming from.
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These reported threats mirror those experienced by other Uighur exiles.
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Freedom of thought needs protection from threats left and right.
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Officers did not find threats at any of the schools.
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Scientists want to identify viral threats lurking in the wild.
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We're working on bipartisan legislation to address these deadly threats.
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The immediate threats to Israeli security could of course fizzle.
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The United States repeated threats of sanctions against Venezuela's economy.
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Some Republicans did express fear over any escalation of threats.
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Only the threats against her seemed to take her aback.
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One of the biggest threats uses the Shoreline golf course.
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Ms. Szakos said she received threats via phone and email.
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"He was aware of the threats, but cautious," she said.
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Other political and military leaders made similar threats, Reuters reports.
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Soleimani, one of the biggest threats to America, is gone.
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Hadnagy trains clients and law enforcement on the latest threats.
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This pushed Google to makes changes and proactively pursue threats.
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In a news conference, above, President Trump avoided new threats.
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Those in turn drew threats of sanctions from President Trump.
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After many death and rape threats, she shifted her focus.
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I worry about threats on his or her life. pic.twitter.
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Some threats are beyond the country's immediate ability to control.
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The threats came at an unusual turn in Kepel's career.
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Trump's threats also kept the lira under pressure, he said.
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Candidates should understand and be prepared to address these threats.
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President Erdogan's threats of yesterday are totally out of place.
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Trade threats are flying today in #Davos US Treas. Sec.
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The threats sent the lira down by about 3.7 percent.
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Ankara says the measures are needed to combat multiple threats.
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Threats of violent abuse, of rape, are far too common.
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A weak response to Iranian threats could have lasting repercussions.
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Would officials make good on their threats and punish her?
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What would you call the top threats in the region?
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What will Neil Gorsuch do when faced with such threats?
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Velazquez has also been charged with criminal threats and harassment.
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These days, it feels like there's no shortage of threats.
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Protecting yourself comes down to being aware of security threats.
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It's a policy strategy consisting mainly of threats and accusations.
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The threats are frequent and alarming, community center leaders said.
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But amid the threats, some groups see a hot opportunity.
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For these women, potential threats are everywhere — online and off.
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We've done it to address some of the cybersecurity threats.
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"We actually find and stop threats every day," says Eagan.
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The threats that our nation faces are varied and relentless.
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Mr. Fernandez was not one to shrink from the threats.
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Others answered that the young men were only making threats.
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The Judiciary hearing was not about those threats, he said.
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Washington and Beijing have exchanged tariff threats in recent weeks.
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The legal threats are not unique to the Trump administration.
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One recently received threats after speaking out against nationalist Buddhists.
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Federal investigators are looking into the source of the threats.
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The first change to the policy focuses on veiled threats.
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These ridiculous threats may seem silly taken out of context.
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How should we think about similar threats to American democracy?
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Threats lurked still, though, with a U.S. government shutdown continuing.
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It's possible the murder was unrelated to the earlier threats.
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U.S. critical infrastructure for example, remains vulnerable to online threats.
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Lack of attention does nothing to lessen or resolve threats.
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You're going to accommodate the security threats as they exist.
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"We're worried about threats to the American people," he said.
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No one can realistically ignore any threats in the future.
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Grady's mother also recieved threats and deleted her Twitter account.
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There are persistent threats along the Amargosa, despite its protections.
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Judge Troiano and his family even received threats of violence.
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Judge Troiano and his family even received threats of violence.
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Mr. Küster gleefully mentioned, though never explicitly endorsed, the threats.
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Mr. Küster gleefully mentioned, though never explicitly endorsed, the threats.
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The families have endured death threats, stalking and online abuse.
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But the new document raises bigger concerns over counterintelligence threats.
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We will meet your threats right to your face soon.
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump only recognizes threats to his own reputation.
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Miami is not alone, of course, in facing these threats.
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Omar reportedly received death threats as the video went viral.
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Falling behind puts us at risk of two distinct threats.
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She has reported a rise in death threats against her.
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She has faced numerous threats since taking office in January.
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He says that America does not do future threats well.
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Recent threats by North Korea have only strengthened their cause.
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That's what damages people, actually, lawsuits or threats of lawsuits?
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This is not inconsistent with threats made by past presidents.
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There were immediate threats of boycotts, including from President Trump.
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Sanders said she couldn't confirm any security threats against Pruitt.
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Music Festivals: Future Threats Of ViolenceDonald Trump Mocks Puerto Rico?
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And scientists are even receiving death threats from chemtrail believers.
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Now he's on the same plane, and he's making threats.
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And then there were the belligerent nuclear threats this week.
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It's hard to blame people for being afraid of threats.
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For Laura J., it was threats to Americans' civil liberties.
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And I'm sure they saw none of the same threats.
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Entrepreneurs are working on new ways to use smartphones to authenticate users, better ways to track insider threats, and a new generation of security software that detects and responds to threats in real time.
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The indictment charged Tyler Barriss, 25, of Los Angeles with conspiracy to make false reports, making false reports and hoaxes, cyberstalking, making interstate threats, making interstate threats to harm by fire and wire fraud.
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As chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, I am confronted every day with the security concerns and threats to our own nation's safety, as well as threats to the rest of the world.
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But in thinking about how to defend Macs against a new generation of threats, researchers at the security firm Digita are taking advantage of features Macs already offer to monitor threats in unexpected ways.
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This disconnect between reality and the way our government is addressing threats to our security is even more alarming when you look at the resources being dedicated to combating both foreign and domestic threats.
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The incident comes as a growing number of Jewish community centers across the country received a wave of bomb threats — 11 centers received threats on Monday alone, the JCC Association of North America reported.
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But the public silence of good cops sends a different message, that that protection they offer does not extend to threats against us if those threats come with badges and batons and blue uniforms.
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However freedom of expression and religion must also protect a religious authority's political statements, and "threats" about consequences in the after-life must be clearly distinguished from actual threats of violence or the like.
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The appropriate response to executive overreach isn't to rubber stamp it, but to examine our current national security threats and only judiciously authorize the use of military force as appropriate to address those threats.
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Despite the threats published in North Korea's state news agency, Trump has said plans for the summit are moving full-steam and that his administration has not received any threats issued directly from Pyongyang.
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We must take steps to ensure that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the agency tasked with identifying these threats and preventing harm to our nation, is able to attack these threats head on.
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The metaphorical clock, set every year for more than 70 years by the nonprofit Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, measures the planet's health and safety based on nuclear threats, climate change and other global threats.
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Tbilisi is currently working to become a full member of NATO and is preparing for growing threats from terrorism, massive migration flows, and asymmetric threats from the Russian military build-up in the Crimea.
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As Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced the latest indictments in the Mueller investigation, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats compared the cyber threats posed by Russia to terror threats ahead of 9/11.
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"Not the nuclear deal but national heroes like Soleimani ... have fended off military threats against Iran," he said, referring to Rouhani's remarks that the nuclear agreement had eliminated threats of military strike against Iran.
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"It's extremely positive, of course, that the emphasis is now on dialogue as opposed to threats and counter-threats," says Kingston Reif, director for disarmament and threat reduction policy at the Arms Control Association.
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In the situation involving threats, workers learned that the young man who had been threatened had actually not assisted the police, so they reached out and told the men who were making the threats.
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This is all a very long way (sorry, I get carried away on this topic) of saying that this video describes the threats of nuclear weapons well but, if anything, significantly understates those threats.
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"We must adapt our alliance to confront emerging threats ... whether that's Russian aggression, uncontrolled migration, cyber attacks, threats to energy security, Chinese strategic competition, including technology and 5G, and many other issues," Pompeo said.
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This document acknowledges the unsettling truth that some of our gravest threats come from within our own society and emphasizes the role of allies and partners at home and abroad in addressing these threats.
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In response, Mr. Spicer complained about how unfair it had been to ask "folks on the right" to denounce anti-Semitic bomb threats, when it turned out those threats hadn't come from the right.
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But Azerbaijan also faces Russian threats of ethno-religious and political incitement against the Aliyev administration in Baku, as well as Iranian threats and the ever-present possibility of Iran-Russia collaboration against them.
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But over time, the Bulletin adopted the clock as an ongoing symbol for their interpretation of humanity's approach toward the end of times, changing the time as new threats arise or old threats resolve.
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Trump finally addresses rising anti-Semitism after dozens of bomb threats to Jewish community centers Trump finally addresses rising anti-Semitism after dozens of bomb threats to Jewish community centers Updated: 2:41 p.m.
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" And on Fox News, hosts have apparently embraced this fact, as we saw in May when host Jesse Watters downplayed death threats toward U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar because, in his words, "Everybody gets death threats.
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The JCC bomb threats suspect is arrested A Jewish teenager, 19, was arrested in Israel on suspicion of making bomb threats to public places, synagogues and Jewish community centers in the US and other countries.
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And judging by his tweets bemoaning outrage culture and wokeness, he sees threats to that tone as a threat to American free expression, even if those threats have nothing to do with the First Amendment.
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But like other large health care industry deals, a Walgreens-Humana equity partnership would fight off threats from companies like Amazon to own more health care purchases, and threats from the aging baby boomer generation.
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The human rights group says that their findings show Twitter has not taken adequate steps to address and prevent toxic content directed toward women, including death threats, rape threats, and racist, transphobic, and homophobic abuse.
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Duke-Cohan, who pleaded guilty in British court to making hoax bomb threats in December, is reportedly identified in the indictment as the person behind hoax threats called into the FBI field office in Nebraksa.
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North Korea routinely makes threats to turn Seoul into a "sea of fire," and boasts that they are nearly ready to launch a nuclear-tipped ICBM at the U.S. I believe these threats are bluster.
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These risks include escalating and emerging threats from around the globe, steady advances in the sophistication of attack technology, the emergence of new and more destructive attacks, and insider threats from disaffected or careless employees.
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Threats to crack down on independent media, though scary to normalize as part of public discourse, are empty, just like Trump's earlier threats to sue the women who've accused him of sexual assault for libel.
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Credible Strategy to Address Threats: Disney's strong asset portfolio positions the company to address the secular threats and opportunities presented by emerging alternative distribution platforms and continued audience fragmentation across the media and entertainment landscape.
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"Regardless of the motivations for such senseless acts, they remind us that there are very real threats to our safety and our freedom, threats that must be dealt with realistically and firmly," the statement read.
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The bill provides for the Health and Human Services assistant secretary for preparedness and response (ASPR) to stockpile medicines, respond to disasters or biologic threats and support new drugs to fight pandemic threats like influenza.
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On high alert for signs of another deadly massacre, authorities have moved swiftly to intervene after receiving tips about mass shooting threats, quickly filing charges, arresting suspects, and seizing weapons before the threats turn deadly.
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Police were called to MP Jess Phillips' home three times to deal with threats the weekend after she made a speech in parliament complaining that Johnson's rhetoric was inspiring threats against her from the public.
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In part that's good, but harassment and threats toward politicians are becoming a genuine problem, with Labour leadership contender Angela Eagle getting death threats and a brick through her window for standing against Jeremy Corbyn.
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These threats by Saudi Arabia's monarchy in recent days were its answer to America's own threats of punishment over the disappearance and reported killing and dismemberment of a dissident journalist that has shocked the world.
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They can write about the controversial topic without doing the arithmetic of threats and fear, or at least without doing it as often and without such serious threats on the negative side of the equation.
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Nearly one in four abortion providers experienced severe violence and threats of violence in 2018, and 52 percent experienced targeted intimidation and threats, according to the Feminist Majority Foundation's nationwide survey of U.S. abortion clinics.
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Malwarebytes said there was a 400 percent increase in threats on Mac devices from 2018 to 2019, and found an average of 11 threats per Mac devices, which about twice the 5.8 average on Windows.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday called on NATO allies to adapt to confront emerging threats, including Russia's military interventions in places such as Venezuela, Chinese strategic competition and cyber threats.
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This would start with identifying places where fragility poses the greatest threats to civilian security, and selecting those countries, or regions, where the U.S. can pilot innovative diplomatic and programmatic action to reduce those threats.
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These new attacks are a different breed: the attackers demand a ransom, and pair the demand with threats against members of a school community, including threats to release sensitive data if schools don't pay up.
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Beyond HIV we have also made advances, but continue to face new global health threats including emerging diseases like Zika and Ebola and growing drug resistance, which makes current medicines less effective against infectious threats.
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"It is no longer justified based on security threats to have this minimal presence because we had even greater security threats confronting our diplomatic personnel for long portions of our time in Iraq," Murphy said.
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Once people feel so isolated from outsiders, for example, they are more sensitive to threats from these potential enemies, and they are more easily angered by threats from anyone who is not in the group.
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