KURTZ: Coming up, Michael Avenatti is starting to make threats against reporters.
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Traffickers often take passports and money, and make threats against victims or their families if they try to escape.
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Months later, the judge who had overseen the case accused Machado of calling him to make threats against his life.
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He allegedly used the fake name to share racist memes and make threats against his exes and suspected antifa activists.
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Even more remarkable is that the Trump administration is willing to make threats against all the nation's major trading partners at the same time.
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Both crimes were carried out by right-wing militants, who were active on online platforms used by extremists to spread racist propaganda and make threats against politicians.
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In some of his comments, Trump has said he'd act if even if all North Korea does is continue to make threats against the US or its allies.
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Trump warned that North Korea would "be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it continued to make threats against the United States.
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Donald Trump declared Tuesday that North Korea will be "met with the fire and the fury like the world has never seen" if it continues to make threats against the United States.
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Since taking office in 2016, Duterte has "found just about any excuse he can to make threats against the alliance, be it canceling exercises or separating from the United States," Parameswaran added.
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The jury also found that Mr. Taubert chose to make threats against Mr. Obama and Ms. Waters, two black Democratic Party leaders, because of their race, a distinction that allowed prosecutors to seek an enhanced sentence.
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Hours earlier, Trump warned North Korea about facing "fire and fury" if it continued to make threats against the U.S. after intelligence showed the isolated nation successfully created a miniaturized nuclear weapon designed to fit inside its missiles.
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Demand for safe-haven assets moderated after gaining overnight in response to President Donald Trump's Tuesday warning of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to make threats against the U.S. The hermit state responded to Trump's rhetoric by suggesting it could strike Guam.
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Last week, North Korea threatened to launch ballistic missiles at waters off the coast of Guam, after Trump warned the nation it would "be met with fire and fury ... like the world has never seen," if it continued to make threats against the U.S. and its allies.
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Global markets were shaken earlier this month after President Donald Trump cautioned that the North would be met with "fire and fury" if it continued to make threats against the U.S. North Korea responded by saying it was considering a strike on Guam, a U.S. territory, although it later somewhat backed down.
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Geopolitical tensions ramped up after President Donald Trump warned North Korea it would be "met with fire and fury" if it continued to make threats against the U.S. His comments came on the back of a report from the Washington Post that the hermit state had created a miniaturized nuclear weapon that could fit in its missiles.
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Little Carmine recoils from the escalating violence of the New York mob war, and Johnny Sack becomes the new boss of the Lupertazzi crime family. In a sit-down with Tony, both Johnny and Phil make threats against his blood relations. Johnny says he wants Tony B "on a fucking spit." Tony B, in hiding, calls Tony to apologize.
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In January 2008, the UVF was accused of involvement in vigilante action against alleged criminals in Belfast.Henry McDonald Law and order Belfast-style as two men are forced on a 'walk of shame', The Observer, 13 January 2008. Retrieved 13 January 2008. In 2008, a loyalist splinter group calling itself the "Real UVF" emerged briefly to make threats against Sinn Féin in County Fermanagh.
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Marco brings Lindsay home and Benito and Cathy assume that she is Marco's girlfriend. The truth is revealed and things are awkward between Marco and his parents for a while, but Lindsay agrees to keep in touch with her new family. Marco finds himself indebted to loan sharks who make threats against him and his family including phone calls and vandalising the house. When Rick and Debbie win tickets to see Michael Jackson in London, Marco agrees to go as Rick's chaperone and disappears.
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This policy soon resulted in an almost universal hatred of the Council, as food and supplies became scarce, especially in the areas around Goliad and Béxar, where Texian troops were stationed. The Telegraph and Texas Register noted that "some are not willing, under the present government, to do any duty...That our government is bad, all acknowledge, and no one will deny."Lack (1992), p. 74. Citing an aborted coup attempt on November 25, Smith proposed a bill making it treasonous to make threats against the provisional government.
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She had a hostile relationship with her daughters, who claimed to have heard their mother make threats against Beard. A friend of Johnson claimed that she had hired her a month after Beard's death to kill Tarlton and cover up her crime. Other witnesses testified that they saw Tarlton and Johnson flirting and behaving affectionately, demonstrating Johnson's manipulative personality. Johnson's attorney, Dick DeGuerin, alleged that she had nothing to do with the shooting and that Tarlton (whom he dismissed as an unreliable witness due to mental instability) acted alone; Tarlton was obsessed with Johnson, who denied making sexual advances toward her.
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With Smith in hospital Tyrie called a meeting of the leading figures in the Shankill UDA and managed to convince Lyttle and other leading figures that Smith was too divisive a figure to remain in charge. Smith was out of the hospital after only two weeks and declared himself back in charge but before long he had fallen foul of a number of important people. Two Shankill UDA members had been interned on the basis of evidence that rumours suggested had come from Smith whilst he had also clashed with the local UVF after suggesting that they merge but only on the basis that he would be in control. He began to make threats against Barr and Chicken, two popular members who were leading figures on the UDA's political side.
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