Especially from menaces like bacteria, viruses, and even adventurous insects.
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A newsprint mailer menaces me every time I come home.
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When we treat predators as blood-thirsty menaces, we shortchange them.
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They're there to intervene when a drunken fan menaces a family.
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The following day would bring even more menaces in more places.
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POLITICIANS OFTEN like to rally their supporters by railing against foreign menaces.
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As a pollutant, their impact is much lower than less tangible menaces.
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If Mr Trump menaces Canada again, he will get pushback on the border. ■
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When reports became inevitable, editorials frequently castigated gay men as public-health menaces.
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Hizbullah, an Iranian marionette, is the strongest force in Lebanon and menaces Israel.
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"Dig deep and thoroughly investigate the protective umbrellas" of such menaces, says one.
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But two new menaces may be taking their place: pesticides and flame retardants.
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All menaces can be beaten once America puts "its own citizens first", he declared.
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New public health menaces also have expanded higher educational marketplaces for health care education.
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For ordinary Somalis, the terrorists and the military were both menaces, not to be trusted.
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ISIS, Muslim immigrants, and U.S. factories in Mexico are pipsqueak menaces compared to this one.
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There are 2,600 such stars constituting a gallery of misfits, menaces, and even alleged murderers.
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Psychopaths, werewolves and other menaces may underestimate their prey, but don't you do the same.
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He even has a Facebook group dedicated to him called "Denis's Menaces," which has 2000,21 members.
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A scene in which an electrical storm menaces the movie's protagonists also generates some visual interest.
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Such transactions are often referred to as "bribes", but are really a form of extortion with menaces.
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And the films often framed them as societal menaces in need of vanquishing by a male hero.
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Our ability to counter such outside menaces is increasingly undermined by our collective failure to work together.
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Guam governor Eddie Baza Calvo told CNBC that he's not unnerved, given North Korea's history of menaces.
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It's lonely on Mars, but as this storm menaces Opportunity, the Red Planet suddenly seems even lonelier.[NASA]
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His tough cronies Beans (Spencer Glass) and Mutto (Danny Harris Kornfeld), have become as much buffoons as menaces.
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The black people in the documentary are shown looking either militant or shirtless, seething menaces or tribal caricatures.
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By some estimates, 100 million or more antipersonnel land mines remain strewn across the globe, lurking as menaces.
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In Mexico — the supposed origin and pipeline of these menaces — leaders and citizens reacted with a weary shrug.
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A showboating, foul-mouthed charmer with a languid smile, he first plays to the crowd, then menaces it.
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Dragonflies buzz, darkly busy, reminiscent of drones, through these later paintings: insubstantial menaces whirring easily across Qureshi's curved earth.
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The American newcomers, however, came by the thousands and treated natives as menaces best destroyed, the sooner the better.
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The document calls China a partner when battling such global menaces as climate change, as well as an economic competitor.
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"Stopping the production and distribution of these single-use plastic menaces will prevent them from polluting beaches nationwide," he added.
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It's as though everyone hasn't realized there are far greater menaces lurking about than which men are sleeping together and why.
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Two menaces in particular slither through Ms Groff's work: the obliteration of women by marriage and motherhood, and looming environmental collapse.
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Hope: A lot of young women have come out of their shells to lend their voices to menaces in society. —Dr.
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For weeks now, the network has broadcast live nonstop, first as Hurricane Harvey inundated Texas, and now as Irma menaces Florida.
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KTVB's Joe Parris captured the munching menaces early Friday morning, giving the world one last glimpse of Boise before nothing is left.
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It's the quietest way possible to see these two mirror each other and also illustrate they're both kind of menaces to society.
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Whatever the situation, the state of play between humans and the series' extraterrestrial menaces, "The Company" line remains simple, emotionless, and lethal.
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The United States government has long deemed Huawei and another Chinese hardware maker, ZTE, to be potential menaces to security and privacy.
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Hence Muslims and Mexicans and Mullahs and trade manipulators and all the other menaces to America that the leader deploys as needed.
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Even after a Mafioso menaces Aaron ("I'll pull your insides out with a pair of pliers"), the boy clings to his optimism.
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In "Nocturnal Animals," Tom Ford's twisty drama, Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays a sadistic thug who menaces a family on a deserted highway.
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If borders have always been geopolitical fictions, the selective deployment of capital and arms still menaces certain people seeking to cross them.
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The most explicit of these menaces was made by Kennedy Agyapong, a ruling-party member of parliament who was implicated in the scandal.
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Now, glancing nervously at rapacious Chinese investment, Russian menaces, Donald Trump's tariffs and the terrorist threat, they wonder if he has a point.
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It is probably still years before these genetically modified mating menaces are ready to join the armamentarium of mosquito control tools, she added.
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Or we think of movies where the most clown-like creatures—Joker, for instance—are not a source of joy, but carnivorous menaces.
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ASPS are "menaces," as the clues says, and if you add a W at the front, you have WASPS, another type of menace.
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Mr. Trump as both candidate and president has routinely exploited fears of vaguely defined hidden menaces as a justification for policy and politics.
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Thwarting Saddam's ambitions and continuing to root out bin Laden's henchmen and associates, moreover, will do more than take care of immediate menaces.
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The Islamic Republic's continuing development of a ballistic missile program menaces the United States' Gulf partners and American forces stationed in the region.
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All these menaces can be beaten, and "dying industries will come roaring back to life" once America puts "its own citizens first", he declared.
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But its themes resonate with the movement: the film portrays Mia's male sexual partners as creepy, self-serving menaces who only steal her agency.
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These human waste-filled bags clog trenches leading to the Nairobi River and have been blamed for the flooding that regularly menaces the city.
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Instead he praised the work of "responsible" countries that fight terrorism or other menaces, recalling fruitful talks with Muslim rulers brought together by Saudi Arabia.
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It has plenty of levers without having to resort to crude military menaces—as it did in 1996, when it lobbed shells across the strait.
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After meeting with many brave Israeli leaders, it is clear that our two countries must continue to strengthen our steadfast alliance to counter regional menaces.
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For many decades, it was one of the globe's most underappreciated health menaces: household pollution in developing countries, much of it smoke from cooking fires.
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The stackable balms feature the franchise's most-prized characters on funny, oversized caps that are probably a little too cute for menaces — but we're not complaining.
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Indeed, other presidents have proven far greater menaces to the Constitution but are, today, curiously celebrated as great leaders with little reference to their constitutional violations.
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Such menaces had long found a haven under Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who ordered his deputies to target Latinos in traffic stops, workplace raids and neighborhood sweeps.
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Some are even adding climate change to the menaces facing collections, such as the Bass Museum along Miami Beach, as it prepares for rising sea levels.
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In Mona Hatoum's Terra Infirma, on view at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation through August 11, form colludes with a violent function; the domestic menaces, materiality imperils.
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Unlike the grazing cows, the boars are menaces, destroying crops, scaring children and offending the eyes with their long snouts, muddy black hair and sharp, curved tusks.
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Here are just a few of the menaces USAMRIID is helping to nip in the bud before they get out of hand — or into the wrong hands.
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Through him, we're given a rare close-up inspection of the jumbled mess of self-aggrandizement and self-loathing that seems to drive so many public menaces.
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Typhoon menaces Japan: The country's meteorological agency warned today that Typhoon Hagibis could be as strong as a storm in 1958 that killed more than 1,200 people.
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Of all the cosmic menaces that King's heroes have battled, this slow creep into inhumanity may be the most terrifying yet because it is all too real.
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Sure, rats on their own are pretty neat, but we've got a nasty habit of transporting them where they don't belong, at which point they transform into menaces.
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American officials say Moscow is all but openly deploying a prohibited missile that the West calls the SSC-8, a land-based cruise missile that menaces European nations.
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People who urge a more proportionate, incremental and individualized response to complex problems are tarred as being some percentage — usually 100 — tolerant of the menaces that trouble us.
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In the bestselling novel "Circe" — optioned by WarnerMedia for its forthcoming HBO Max streaming service — the daughter of the Greek god Helios tames wild beasts and menaces the gods.
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Blizzard menaces Washington, Mid-Atlantic Still on the schedule as well is a send-off for the team at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Saturday at 10 a.m.
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" Over a staggering rhythm, Cave menaces the writer, calling him a "fuckin traitor, chronic masturbator, shitlicker, user, self-abuser…" and, perhaps worst of all, "the epitome of their type.
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So King Heinrich and Chef Robuchon (no, really) trained an elite squad of culinary soldiers to protect the populace from these dangerous creatures and turn these menaces into incredible delicacies.
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His mural, and its cultural value that was recognized even by those who saw centri sociali as menaces to the established order, had already saved XM from demolition in 2013.
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The mailer shows three shirtless Latino men, covered in tattoos and representing MS-13, the vicious gang begun by Central American immigrants in Los Angeles that now menaces Long Island.
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According to The Washington Post Fact Checker, there are more bogus claims and hallucinated menaces when he talks about immigration and the border than when he talks about anything else.
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In his first term the big menaces were external—from President Donald Trump's America-first trade protectionism to China's retaliation for the arrest (at America's behest) of a Chinese telecoms executive.
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Instead he praised the work of "responsible" countries that fight terrorism or other security menaces, recalling fruitful talks with more than 50 Arab and Muslim governments brought together by Saudi Arabia.
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Another concern is that Turkey's security forces are being dangerously hollowed out by the purges at a time when they are confronted by the twin menaces of Kurdish and jihadist attacks.
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While we are still grappling with historical menaces, the emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) such as SARS, H1N1,Ebola and Zika and put to test our existing scientific knowledge and international cooperation.
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Mr. Mélenchon not only refused to endorse him, but also encouraged the idea that Mr. Macron and Ms. Le Pen were equivalent menaces — a calculation endorsed by many far-left voters.
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Uber and its competitors have already introduced similar pedal-assisted bikes and electric scooters in Paris, London, Lisbon, Brussels and other cities that in several cases are overrun with rolling menaces.
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Fidget spinners are everywhere and there's no denying the mesmerizing toys are getting pretty freaking annoying, but please stop acting like these palm-sized pieces of plastic are evil menaces to society.
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He rhetorically grouped Russia with the menaces of Iran, North Korea, and radical Islamic terrorism, making his one of the harshest messages the Trump administration has sent to Russia in nine months.
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"Weather Channel Goes Into Overdrive Covering Back-to-Back Hurricanes" states: For weeks now, the network has broadcast live nonstop, first as Hurricane Harvey inundated Texas, and now as Irma menaces Florida.
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Ever since that vicious thing burst from John Hurt's chest in the terrifying "Alien" (1979), deadly menaces and crews stranded in space have been a screen staple in one form or another.
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Like local responders readying sandbags as a hurricane menaces their shores, financial industry overseers have been quietly drawing up contingency plans while surveying the expensive havoc a so-called Brexit is already wreaking.
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Earlier this week, at Brooklyn's most unusual exhibition space, the Morbid Anatomy Museum, they had those next-level menaces on display, along with reptiles, amphibians, and a crab, for an unusually themed petting zoo.
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Perceptions of health care as a species of welfare, beyond minimalist government's realm of responsibility, persisted through the growth of antibiotic resistance and the emergence of viral menaces such as AIDS, Ebola, and SARS.
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Opinion Columnist Much of Donald Trump's State of the Union address was devoted to describing the menaces he claims face America — mainly the menace of scary brown people, but also the menace of socialism.
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Islam, TPP, refugees, Mexico, the European Union, NATO, China, the IMF, immigrants, NAFTA, the World Bank…one or more of these foreign menaces is sucking away your country's lifeblood and only you can stop it.
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Médine, qui est musulman, a reçu des menaces de mort de militants d'extrême-droite, et en 20173, il a découvert que son nom figurait sur une liste du groupe Etat Islamique de personnalités à abattre.
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Rapidement, ils portent leur attention sur un tweet de la dirigeante politique d'extrême-droite Marine Le Pen, au sujet de menaces proférées par un adolescent à l'encontre d'un enseignant, incident largement relayé par la presse.
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New Orleanians are used to thinking about stacked threats, for instance the possibility that a slow-moving hurricane could dump tons of rain, flooding the city from within even as a storm surge menaces from without.
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In the House of Commons the Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC), which I chair, has repeatedly said that dirty money menaces our national security because it corrupts our friends, weakens our alliances and erodes faith in our institutions.
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The bosses themselves are screen-hogging menaces that may warp from a duo of boxing frogs that pumps out energy balls from their gloves and into huge slot machines that spit out coins and spiked spinning disks.
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Company founder Marc Raibert announced the plan to start selling the robot menaces, last seen attempting to open doors and escape to freedom, while on stage at TechCrunch's "TC Sessions: Robotics" event at the University of California, Berkeley.
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We've been comparing a lot of the new electric cars here in Geneva to Tesla's EV range, which casts a menacing shadow across the show floor the same way that the iPhone menaces the Mobile World Congress exhibition.
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"Nocturnal Animals" has been less of a presence on the circuit but a co-star, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who plays a thug who menaces a family on a lonely highway, was a surprise Golden Globes winner on Sunday.
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But the worry appears to be that it will never be high enough — not when the specter of the Golden State Warriors, who defeated the Cavaliers in the finals last year, menaces any team that considers itself a contender.
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Westworld is partially a theological meditation: In a scene near the end of the first episode, a defective android tells Ford that his goal is to "meet my maker," then menaces his creator after quoting lines from Shakespeare and John Donne.
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There is Marta Maria Pérez's "No matar ni ver matar animales (Do not kill animals or watch them be killed)" (1985-86) that depicts the very pregnant torso of a woman in profile holding a large kitchen knife that menaces her belly.
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The soaring numbers of people on bikes have drawn criticism, particularly from some older people, that cyclists can also be menaces, going the wrong way on streets, failing at times to yield to pedestrians and flying through red lights and stop signs.
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Its focus on sex crimes can be both empowering (it puts a huge emphasis on believing women) and frustrating in its sensationalistic focus on the grisliest details of sexual violence (as in an arc involving a serial killer who menaces the unit's lead detective).
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The recent episode "Time's Up for the Gang" begins with Paddy's Pub accused of being a danger to women in an online list; it ends with the crew facing zero repercussions and learning nothing, which faithfully represents a typical outcome for menaces like them.
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The report also urges use of sophisticated equipment to fight at night, improved training of soldiers and police officers from the contributor countries, and better intelligence about the deadly menaces that have chronically caught United Nations peacekeepers off guard at their most vulnerable outposts.
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The tourist industry was hard at it then, as now — the health-giving baths of Aquae Sulis drew Roman visitors, gastronomes relished British oysters, and even the fabled mysteries and menaces of the island, I dare say, tempted a few Adventure Tourists to cross the Oceanus Britannicus.
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always, which won a prize for "auteur filmmaking" at Sundance, focuses on the many obstacles and menaces the girls encounter — mostly from men who feel far more comfortable and safe in the world than the pair — and never lets us breathe too easy.
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Much of California is straining under its own success: We have too many people and too few places for them to live, offered at too-high prices, in too many areas touched-by-climate-change-related menaces, like wildfires, all too far from where people work.
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An enthusiastic cheerleader for the Iraq War (along with many other media outlets and commentators), the network focused its post-9/11 coverage on "phantom menaces like the planned 'terror mosque' near Ground Zero, inspiring Florida pastor Terry Jones to torch the Koran," wrote Tim Dickinson in Rolling Stone.
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When you've got the masked menaces behind Dragged into Sunlight scattered all across the upper half of the country, Coltsblood and Conan keeping Liverpool heavy, and Caina and Winterfylleth holding it down in Manchester, it's not much of a stretch to pinpoint the region as a sleeping giant.
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This also works doubly because if I don't put the eagles on my side, I'm going to have to fight a two-pronged battle—one in the air, and one on the dirt—I don't need to be constantly looking up for these goddamn winged menaces all the time.
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Holding a gun loaded with compressed air rather than bullets, trainees face a bank of screens as the scenarios unfold: a mentally ill man shouts threats while holding a weapon outside an apartment building, a teenaged girl menaces a boy with a knife, there is a live shooter in a hospital.
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He lies, bullies, menaces, dishes it out but can't seem to take it, exhibits such a muddy understanding of certain American principles (the press is free, torture illegal, criticism and libel two different things) that he might be a seventeenth-century Austrian prince time-transported here to mess with us.
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Speaking of Internet menaces, in … … President Trump, having dealt with the existential threat to the nation that is Bette Midler, turns his attention to four Democratic first-term members of Congress known as "The Squad," tweeting that if they hate America so much they should "go back" to where they come from.
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In Griffith's Reconstruction, blacks, many played by white actors in blackface, are either menaces or morons (black legislators of the kind depicted in that lithograph spend their time in the statehouse drinking and eating), and are, thankfully, routed by the Klan—shown dressing in sheets because they have grasped the primitive African fear of ghosts.
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Some 50,000 Americans each day depend on a strange and precarious supply chain easily disrupted by a variety of menaces: shipments grounded by fog in Dubai, skittish commercial airline pilots who refuse to carry radioactive material and unplanned nuclear reactor shutdowns, including one in South Africa when a mischievous baboon sneaked into a reactor hall.
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McCain said: "It is morally outrageous and strategically foolish to ask American taxpayers to subsidize Russia's military industrial base when Vladimir Putin occupies Crimea and destabilizes Ukraine, menaces our NATO allies in Europe, violates the 1987 Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, sends weapons to Iran, and bombs U.S.-backed forces in Syria to prop-up the murderous regime of Bashar Assad.".
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The solution is well-known — work permits and a path to citizenship for the majority of long-settled immigrants, a reorientation of future legal immigration to better suit the country's economic needs, concentrated enforcement on the small minority of unauthorized immigrants who are genuine public menaces — but Democrats will likely have to break a norm or two to enact it.
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Don Siegel is represented with "Escape From Alcatraz" (on Saturday, Wednesday and June 28) and "Riot in Cell Block 11" (on Friday and Wednesday), which he shot at Folsom State Prison in California; far from being menaces to society, the rioting prisoners, who demand more humane treatment, fit right in with the eventual "Dirty Harry" director's gallery of authority-flouting heroes.
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But the last two articles accused Johnson of opposing Reconstruction and bringing "disgrace, ridicule, hatred, contempt and reproach," onto "the Congress of the United States" and for his "intemperate, inflammatory and scandalous harangues, and therein utter loud threats and bitter menaces, as well against Congress as the laws of the United States duly enacted thereby, amid the cries, jeers and laughter of the multitudes then assembled in hearing," language that could be used verbatim against Mr. Trump.
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