Benham said NORAD assessed the launch did not pose a threat to North America and PACOM assessed it didn't pose a threat to Guam.
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But it does pose a threat to stability and order.
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Swartz, J.A. did not pose a threat to Swartz's safety.
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The aliens pose a threat to the region's native species.
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Such issues pose a threat to the Kurdish independence bid.
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But these protests pose a threat to his ideological agenda.
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David Benham said the three missile launches didn't pose a threat to North America nor did they pose a threat to Guam, a U.S. island territory in the Pacific previously threatened by the North.
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Florida's varied temperatures pose a threat to the eggs, as well.
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The AfD says the migrants pose a threat to German culture.
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Their destructive habits repeatedly pose a threat to our furry heroes.
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Ideally all prisoners, but those who pose a threat to society.
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Online lending companies could pose a threat to their lending businesses.
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It continued to pose a threat to both counties late Saturday.
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A second argument is that index funds pose a threat to competition.
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That means that 2016 HO3 definitely doesn't pose a threat to humans.
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In Senegal, dwindling stocks pose a threat to livelihoods and food security.
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I imagine it'll pose a threat to different brands of yours, right?
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Those inquiries will probably continue to pose a threat to Volkswagen's reputation.
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Benham said the missile launches did not pose a threat to North America.
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They still pose a threat to Iraq, including from over the Syrian border.
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And more urgently, does she actually pose a threat to his well-being?
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The missile did not pose a threat to North America, the statement said.
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Absolutely, if we have determined that they don't pose a threat to society.
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These primates often pose a threat to the lives and livelihood of people.
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The moves also pose a threat to large pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens.
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"He does not pose a threat to himself, no less others," Hani said.
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Imperfect though these proposals are, they still pose a threat to Big Pharma.
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He should never have another opportunity to pose a threat to another child.
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I'm glad that the snake does not pose a threat to zoo visitors.
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But the sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh pose a threat to all this.
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Many have gotten old in prison and no longer pose a threat to society.
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CUTLER: And not displace American workers and not pose a threat to our safety.
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New York (CNN Business)Elizabeth Warren doesn't just pose a threat to Wall Street.
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This clutch of internal dissidents doesn't pose a threat to liberal hegemony in California.
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In addition, U.S. Pacific Command said it did not pose a threat to Guam.
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"Somali pirates still pose a threat to seafarers operating in the region," Walje said.
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It's not clear what technology does—or doesn't—pose a threat to national security.
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Why it matters: Toxic algal blooms don't just pose a threat to sea life.
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"Rescheduling whole-plant marijuana does pose a threat to the pharmaceutical industry," he said.
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Clearly, catfish do not pose a threat to the general public or your kitchen.
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ARM-based designs may also pose a threat to Intel's server business long-term.
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Third, refugees are wonderful neighbors who do not pose a threat to our communities.
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The launch did not pose a threat to North America, the news release said.
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The EPA found in 2009 that the gases pose a threat to public health.
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And when people no longer pose a threat to society, they should be released.
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The men feminism left behind pose a threat to the country as a whole.
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But even a medium-range weapon would pose a threat to much of Asia.
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In February, Merkel said the pipeline did not pose a threat to energy diversification.
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However, up-and-coming Snapchat may pose a threat to Facebook's dominance, especially among youth.
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All are vetted for criminal history and whether they pose a threat to national security.
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A Polish envoy said accepting migrants and refugees could pose a threat to national security.
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Bank of America also said lower interest rates would pose a threat to the company.
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Here, they pose a threat to vegetation, cause soil erosion, and compete with native wildlife.
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Questions about the company's business model and governance now pose a threat to shareholder value.
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Tuesday, and the police cautioned that he could pose a threat to himself and others.
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Critics have argued that the always-on devices pose a threat to privacy and security.
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Here's what we're watching: • A slowdown in lending could pose a threat to the economy.
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That could pose a threat to the one department store at Hudson Yards, Neiman Marcus.
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A Secret Service official said the intruder did not pose a threat to Mr. Trump.
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According to NordVPN, sharing videos on social media could pose a threat to your security.
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The ELN, a smaller guerrilla group, and organised-crime gangs still pose a threat to security.
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The fire, however, did not pose a threat to US cities, Cal Fire wrote on Twitter.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that Adobe could pose a threat to brick-and-mortar retail.
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No, the answer, whatever it is, would have to pose a threat to his very existence.
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Our bodies do not invade the privacy of others, nor pose a threat to anyone's safety.
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In other words, an incarcerated noncitizen cannot pose a threat to innocent people like Kate Steinle.
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In practice, the key question is whether the applicant would pose a threat to the president.
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The new Russian systems will pose a threat to the United States if they are deployed.
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These doubts in the inner circle pose a threat to Xi's authority to hold onto power.
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Now, illegal aliens seeking refuge are no longer welcome and pose a threat to American communities.
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We investigate activity, which may constitute a federal crime or pose a threat to national security.
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We investigate activity which may constitute a federal crime or pose a threat to national security.
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At his best, Mané would pose a threat to pretty much any team in the tournament.
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Systemically important companies are those whose failure can pose a threat to the global financial system.
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The key distinction here is that blockchain does not necessarily pose a threat to financial incumbents.
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Stone's dangerous actions pose a threat to the judge, the justice system and his own liberty.
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The Republican candidates' implied reasoning here is that illegal immigrants pose a threat to city dwellers' safety.
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Also, plans for large infrastructure projects pose a threat to consolidation efforts and to the debt trajectory.
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Orban says those migrants, who are mostly Muslims, pose a threat to Europe's security and Christian civilization.
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The incident, however, did not pose a threat to public health or the environment, the company said.
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The firm's run of problems pose a threat to slim profits of around €2 billion a year.
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The 'systemically important' companies are those whose failure can pose a threat to the global financial system.
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As humans came along to pose a threat to the bigger cats, small wildcats made themselves useful.
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The focus on thinness, sometimes to an unhealthy degree, could pose a threat to women's body image.
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Davis said the launch did not pose a threat to North America and further analysis was underway.
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Fleas are more than just a nuisance; these parasites can pose a threat to your cat's health.
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Ultimately, SpinLaunch will need a coastal launch site, so the rockets don't pose a threat to civilians.
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Why then did its bare existence pose a threat to the national and territorial integrity of Turkey?
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A new president as unconstrained as he was could pose a threat to Putin and his allies.
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The virus doesn't yet pose a threat to the U.S. economy, James Areddy of the WSJ adds.
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While comets have historically been seen as bad omens, Comet 45P doesn't pose a threat to Earth.
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With zealous lawmakers at the ready, overcriminalization continues to pose a threat to our society and freedoms.
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At no point did Brown appear to pose a threat to the officers, based on the video.
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Nor are there many other teams on the horizon that could conceivably pose a threat to the Warriors.
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But Amazon might be one of the only companies who can pose a threat to Google's streaming behemoth.
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Amazon Chime could pose a threat to other services like Skype, Google Hangouts as well as LogMeIn's GoToMeeting.
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Obviously we talked the new Google gadgets and whether or not they pose a threat to the iPhone.
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Now what happens if the shop owner thinks you stole something or pose a threat to their business.
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The revelation appears to reinforce the company's concerns that the dispute could pose a threat to encryption safeguards.
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Does parent company Snap's growing digital ad business pose a threat to digital advertising leaders Facebook and Google?
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It also means regulators no longer consider any nonbanks to pose a threat to the entire financial system.
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Milley recently warned that China could pose a threat to the US for the rest of the century.
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The top priority includes foreigners who pose a threat to national or border security or to public safety.
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They will argue that Democrats need not lose conservatives because liberals do not pose a threat to them.
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Senators acted to pass the Lautenberg Act because toxic chemicals pose a threat to all of our families.
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Officials worry that a deeper slowdown may fuel more job losses and pose a threat to social stability.
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Opponents also argue that the presence of detainees on U.S. soil could pose a threat to local communities.
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Croatia imposed the ban on the grounds that Seselj would pose "a threat to public order," she said.
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And not just the big banks, all the other financial interests that pose a threat to our economy.
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But natural disasters, ranging from cyclones to floods and tsunamis, pose a threat to farmers nearly every year.
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Regulators define systemically important banks as those whose failure could pose a threat to the global financial system.
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He adds that the program creates "assimilation-resistant enclaves" that can themselves pose a threat to national security.
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Dr. Messonnier said that the people who were quarantined did not pose a threat to the surrounding community.
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Prosecutors asked for five to 10 years behind bars, saying he could still pose a threat to women.
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Movies would have you think that sharks are bloodthirsty predators that pose a threat to swimmers and surfers.
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Iron Mountain is laden with heavy metals that pose a threat to local wildlife like trout and salmon.
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The growing influence of these politicians really does pose a threat to the coherence of the European Union.
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Trump has also argued that the restrictions would focus on countries whose migrants could pose a threat to Americans.
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Right now the asylum bars are designed to exclude people that may pose a threat to the U.S. public.
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Lawyers from the Russian Ministry of Justice argued that they pose a threat to "public order and public security".
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"The increased threshold will not pose a threat to the safety and soundness of financial institutions," the agencies wrote.
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Experts said this type of misconduct is problematic on multiple levels and can pose a threat to national security.
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But the transparency report warning is a reminder that safety issues continue to pose a threat to Uber's brand.
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Do you think any of these digital streaming options pose a threat to real, traditional television in that vein?
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In theory, Mr Holzhauer's unprecedented rate of winnings per game could pose a threat to the show's bottom line.
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"Zika continues to pose a threat to pregnant women living in or traveling to Miami-Dade County," Petersen said.
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Smith, who is transgender, said she took the photo to prove transgender people "don't pose a threat" to others.
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The trend of craft beer companies being bought out could also pose a threat to competition in the sector.
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Further, air pollution in the United States does not pose a threat to human health, according to numerous studies.
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A judge could use the video to decide if the parent really did pose a threat to his children.
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Authorities have repeatedly warned that technology manufactured in another country like China could pose a threat to national security.
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Some governments have started banning them because they contribute to ocean pollution and pose a threat to marine life.
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It's difficult to see how Muslims, or any other religious group, could pose a threat to Myanmar's dominant religion.
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NORAD, or the North American Aerospace Defense Command, said the missile did not pose a threat to North America.
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On the contrary, officials and lawmakers are rightly concerned that acts of sabotage pose a threat to public safety.
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The test did not pose a threat to shipping or any U.S. personnel in the region, the official said.
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"And the first step is to know that they're out there and how they pose a threat to us."
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While it's narrowly focused, Google Hire could still pose a threat to companies like Greenhouse, Lever, SmartRecruiters and Workable.
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Conversely, if guns in America pose a threat to public order, they pose the biggest threat to black people.
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Projections of the virus's spread show the brutal truth: Fellow city dwellers, we pose a threat to everyone else.
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The line of questioning underscores the growing scope of criminal inquiries that pose a threat to Mr. Trump's presidency.
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"The North American Aerospace Defense Command determined this ballistic missile did not pose a threat to North America," Cmdr.
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That the action that we're taking does not pose a threat to anybody and that's very deliberately the case.
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Utilities could also do more to pare back trees in areas where they pose a threat to power lines.
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The waters pose a threat to airports in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Miami, New Orleans, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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It identifies certain individuals who do not pose a threat to our national security and are otherwise good citizens.
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As a result they pose a threat to the critical infrastructure elements and the national security as a whole.
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After deciding Marriott didn't pose a threat to President Trump, authorities decided there was no other action they could take.
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Such impacts could create thousands of pieces of junk, which then also pose a threat to other vehicles in space.
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According to North American Aerospace Defense Command, the missile did not pose a threat to North America, the statement said.
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Will LeBron James and the Cavs gel enough to pose a threat to whoever does come out of the West?
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Some credit analysts and financial regulators have expressed concerns, warning that leveraged loans could pose a threat to financial stability.
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This could pose a threat to the country's efforts to placate the West in a bid to see sanctions lifted.
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Greenpeace has dismissed scientific reviews showing that Golden Rice does not pose a threat to human health or the environment.
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Poland's environment minister argues that beetles pose a threat to the forest and that logging will help protect the trees.
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Though they weren't immediately threatening a species with extinction, they did pose a threat to the balance of the place.
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Among other things, he has increased oversight of rights organizations, fearful that they might pose a threat to the party.
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According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and consumer advocacy groups, payday lenders pose a threat to low income borrowers.
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OA: I think everyone would agree that individuals who pose a threat to the country shouldn't be allowed to enter.
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Better to have a confidant who is unbiased and cannot pose a threat to your good standing within the company.
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We've begun a nationwide effort to remove criminal aliens, gang members and others who pose a threat to public safety.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined the missile did not pose a threat to North America, it said.
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Ophelia, far out in the Atlantic, does not pose a threat to the United States, though it may affect Ireland.
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These villains pose a threat to the status quo, and their motivations for doing so are understandable or even inarguable.
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The agency reports that cargo theft is on the rise and offenses may even pose a threat to national security.
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What is more, they say, Russia and China are developing antisatellite weapons that could pose a threat to American satellites.
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Omarosa -- and her allegations -- pose a threat to Trump even while a decent chunk of them have already been rebutted.
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And relatedly, which team would be the most likely to pose a threat to the dominant G2 in the finals?
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Officials also that the North American Aerospace Defense Command determined the launch did not pose a threat to North America.
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Increasing urbanization worldwide is aggravating sanitation issues, which in turn creates environmental degradation that pose a threat to public health.
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If true, the move could pose a threat to longtime Cisco rivals Juniper and Arista, and to chip giant Broadcom.
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If the market reacts well to Zen, AMD will finally pose a threat to Intel in the high end CPU space.
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Not only does that pose a threat to animals it also hurts humans ability to get a steady supply of food.
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This and other Trump administration orders and policies still pose a threat to communities of color, religious minorities, women, and others.
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Tesla may pose a threat to the Germans, but only if it can raise production to 500,000 cars by next year.
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ICE continues to focus its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security.
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The court found that although the party "pursues aims contrary to the constitution", it does not pose a threat to democracy.
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"ICE focuses its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety, and border security," he continued.
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There are 15,000 known near Earth objects that could, at some point in the future, pose a threat to our planet.
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Washington says the S-400s pose a threat to its F-35 jets and has suspended Turkey's involvement in the programme.
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Since blockchain is a decentralized system of transactions, it's expected to pose a threat to the middleman role that banks play.
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Bottom line: The yield curve will pose a threat to stocks in the second half of the year, according to Johnson.
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If it detects something that could pose a threat to your crops, it sprays them with water to scare them off.
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As with other new technologies, drones pose a threat to existing workforces, but the work of drones can be largely complementary.
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Much of that is corporate debt, prompting many economists to warn that those loans pose a threat to China's economic health.
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The American people increasingly understand that the things Trump does pose a threat to the core values that make America great.
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Emergency responders are also concerned with toxic plumes of ash and sulfur dioxide gas that pose a threat to human health.
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But while the sanctions might cripple Turkey's economy, they are unlikely to pose a threat to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's power.
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North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined the missile launch from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America.
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There are more than 22,000 objects larger than 4 inches that could potentially pose a threat to our satellites or spacecraft.
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President Trump moved to ban American telecom firms from installing foreign-made equipment that could pose a threat to national security.
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" But while he's seeking a U.S. trade deal, not too tough: "China's development does not pose a threat to any country.
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The system was actively scanning the sky for small drones that could pose a threat to the ship, according to Capt.
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The United States is warning allies, for example, that Iranian missiles pose a threat to civilian aircraft in the Persian Gulf.
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Under state law, homeless people cannot be forcibly removed from the streets unless they pose a threat to themselves or others.
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The reason to build new facilities is for the more humane confinement of people who pose a threat to their communities.
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Conservationists say the reptiles, estimated to number in the tens of thousands in the Everglades, pose a threat to native wildlife.
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Obama's EPA concluded in April 2009 that greenhouse gases pose a threat to human health, opening the door to future regulations.
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The United States has determined the launch did not pose a threat to North America or the U.S. territory of Guam.
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"Sustained cuts to workforce numbers at factories continue to pose a threat to Germany's so-far solid consumer spending," he added.
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He was also assessed to be "HIGH risk" and likely to pose a threat to the U.S., its interests and allies.
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The announcement came a month after the administration launched a probe into whether auto imports pose a threat to national security.
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She basically said, well, this is what we always do with first offenders who don't pose a threat to the community.
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Trump thinks that Muslims pose a threat to the United States, because they are more likely to join a terrorist group.
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But it is unclear who has the legal authority to stop drones that pose a threat to public safety, says Mr Jordan.
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Developments in Pyongyang's SLBM systems also pose a threat to its neighbors, as missiles launched from underwater are far harder to detect.
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We've begun a nationwide effort to remove criminal aliens, gang members, drug dealers, and others who pose a threat to public safety.
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According to the North American Aerospace Defense Command, the missile launched from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America.
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The rain headed for the north likely won't pose a threat to Oroville Dam, officials said Saturday, thanks to falling water levels.
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But he hasn't backed off his message that refugees pose a threat to US national security, even though the evidence suggests otherwise.
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They argue that a sole dissenting voice on the consensus-driven Fed board doesn't pose a threat to the bank's independence. Sen.
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Also Wednesday, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned that terrorists still pose a threat to the US even after the operation against Baghdadi.
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That could begin to pose a threat to Freee, particularly since SmartHR a developer platform to hose third-party applications and services.
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The gulf is a significant source of oil, cocoa and metals for world markets, but pirates pose a threat to shipping companies.
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Flying drones could pose a threat to safety as they could easily be sucked into an engine, or crash against the plane.
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What makes Huawei concerning is its ties to the Chinese government and concerns that it could pose a threat to national security.
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The school was not placed on lockdown because police determined that the suspect didn't pose a threat to the school or students.
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And as new research published in Vet Record now shows, these diets could pose a threat to both animal and human health.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined the missile launch from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America.
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The frustration could pose a threat to the 42-year-old prime minister as he urges people to back "reforms, not revolution".
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The U.S. Strategic Command said it had detected and tracked the launch and it did not pose a threat to North America.
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Saudi Arabia and its Sunni Muslim allies say the Houthis are armed by Shi'ite Iran and pose a threat to the region.
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If you are wealthy, you can post the bail amount and walk free, whether or not you pose a threat to society.
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Aliens could simply be content to leave us alone until we become too greedy and pose a threat to the greater universe.
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North Korea is warning that planned U.S.-South Korea military drills could pose a threat to denuclearization talks between Washington and Pyongyang.
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"They pose a threat to China and enjoy support from the Taliban in Badakhshan and throughout the border region," the force said.
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Travelers, beware: Tensions in the United States over police shootings of black men and women may pose a threat to your safety.
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He also drew criticism last week after for saying "no" when asked if Russia continued to pose a threat to the country.
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After seeing video of the shooting, community members argued that Blevins still didn't pose a threat to the officers who shot him.
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His cut-throat style with an unabashed femininity tends to pose a threat to the masculinity of tough guys on the block.
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Second, Donald J. Trump is not only unqualified for the job, but he may well pose a threat to our national security.
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The Pentagon on Monday evening confirmed the missile flew over Japan and said it did not pose a threat to North America.
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In a prelude to such a move, he has ordered an investigation into whether the imports pose a threat to national security.
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The Commerce Department has ruled that those imports pose a threat to national security because they degrade the United States' industrial base.
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" Interfering with a trap, it said, could pose a threat to public safety and "be potentially life-threatening for the person concerned.
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On Thursday, he said uncertainties linked to China, South Korea's biggest trading partner, could pose a threat to Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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The use of eavesdropping tools like the IMSI devices pose a threat to national security, the agency told Wyden, a privacy hawk.
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US officials have expressed concerns that systems such as the S-400 could pose a threat to US and NATO military assets.
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The use of eavesdropping tools like the IMSI devices pose a threat to national security, the agency told Wyden, a privacy hawk.
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And since the judge in the case granted bail to the defendants, some fear they could pose a threat to the community.
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To this day, waterfowl and other environmental groups support keeping the rule over fears that ferrets could pose a threat to birds.
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When making visa decisions, the US government, like the UK, considers whether a particular alien might pose a threat to the public interest.
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But some consumer advocates warn the project could pose a threat to privacy, so users should remain vigilant about safeguarding their personal data.
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He is believed to be a "lone actor" with no ties to anyone who might pose a threat to Hawaii, the FBI said.
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"We are against any actions that could pose a threat to the safety or lives of journalists," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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By Indian law, suspects are denied bail only when they pose a threat to the safety and security of witnesses in the case.
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An oncoming wave of initial public offerings could pose a threat to the bull market and lead to a pause, Jim Cramer said.
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When asked on Monday about the purchase, China's foreign ministry spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, said China's development did not pose a threat to anyone.
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Washington is pressing Iraq's government to rein in Iran-backed paramilitary groups which it says pose a threat to U.S. interests in Iraq.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined the missile launch "did not pose a threat to North America," according to the statement.
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Other toxic chemicals such as benzene are released which pose a threat to families living near oil and gas operations and to workers.
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Sanders during a Monday press briefing said the individual might pose a threat to national security if they have access to sensitive information.
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This year, he's looking at the range of platforms that might grow to pose a threat to the digital duopoly — Google and Facebook.
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But those closures are not only disrupting markets; they're also causing enormous releases of toxic pollutants that pose a threat to human health.
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There is also now in place a clear process for resolving failing financial institutions that pose a threat to the entire financial system.
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Formed in the 1970s, the program's stated mission is to identify chemicals or other agents that could pose a threat to public health.
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Anton Boerner, head of the BGA trade association, said a trend towards isolation and protectionism would pose a threat to euro zone exporters.
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He also said Moscow does not pose a threat to the U.S., a remark that further contradicts the assessment by U.S. intelligence officials.
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But it certainly seems like Fitbit is poised to grow, which could eventually pose a threat to the dominance of the Apple Watch.
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We should prioritize those who pose a threat to the safety of our communities, not hardworking families who are contributing to their communities.
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Yes, although some epidemiologists, lawyers and health organizations have expressed concerns that the CDC's broad authority could pose a threat to civil liberties.
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The study found that it is not solely warming temperatures that pose a threat to bird species, but also risks to their habitat.
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Discarded syringes have become a significant concern for the town's residents, who worry that the needles pose a threat to children and tourists.
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He first asked the Commerce Department last year for an investigation into whether imported vehicles and parts pose a threat to national security.
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They argue that the subsidies undermine the international Open Skies Agreement, create unfair competition and pose a threat to U.S. airlines and workers.
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The endangerment finding concludes that greenhouse gas emissions pose a threat to human health and must be regulated under the Clean Air Act.
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The tweet is a form of taking credit: Trump warned that jihadists pose a threat to the West, and then jihadis killed Westerners.
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Those who are not subject to mandatory detention and don't pose a threat to the community may be placed on some form supervision.
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Despite the difference in market value, Beyond and other makers of plant-based meat alternatives — such as Impossible Foods — pose a threat to Tyson.
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He isn't concerned about settlements because he believes annexing the West Bank (but not Gaza) would not pose a threat to Israel's Jewish majority.
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Gun control proponents are concerned the weapons made from 0003-D printers are untraceable, undetectable "ghost" firearms that pose a threat to global security.
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It also asks whether attacks on energy infrastructure that pose a threat to human life fall within the department's understanding of domestic terrorism law.
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Earlier in the program, Bannon said conservative women and minorities are attacked by liberals because they pose a threat to their narrative about conservatives.
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"I don't think we're going to get into a situation where AI is really going to pose a threat to us," Riedl told me.
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In a statement, the spokesman for US Pacific Command said the missiles on Saturday did not pose a threat to North America or Guam.
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But it has poured money into nuclear programmes that threaten South Korea, unnerve Japan and before long will also pose a threat to America.
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The telescope is used to scan the sky for objects orbiting near Earth, looking for any that might pose a threat to our planet.
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If sustained, their dominance could pose a threat to consumers and business users such as advertisers, who could face rising prices and less choice.
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Rising interest rates pose a threat to highly indebted companies, in particular, as those borrowers could have more difficulty affording more costly debt payments.
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On June 21st America's Commerce Department blacklisted another five Chinese supercomputing entities on the grounds that they too pose a threat to national security.
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This potential contamination doesn't just pose a threat to the pets that eat this food, but also their human owners who handle the food.
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The problem comes when discharges into the sea are tainted with more noxious material, such as bacteria that pose a threat to human health.
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"The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined the missile launch from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America," Davis said.
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Sarah Rodriguez, a spokesperson for ICE, said the agency focuses on people who pose a threat to national security, public safety, and border security.
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The law would ban the export of any economic, technological or scientific data whose transfer would pose a threat to security or public interests.
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Rob Manning, director of press operations at the Department of Defense, said this did not pose a threat to North America, ABC News reports.
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After all, Comey is not the first to be shown the door for at least appearing to pose a threat to the White House.
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Her concern is that that would create basically create hard border within her own country, which would pose a threat to the UK's sovereignty.
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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) tried to assuage concerns on Tuesday, saying terrorism did not pose a threat to Confederations Cup participants and spectators.
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A U.S. official said U.S. intelligence had detected at least one, and possibly multiple projectiles, that did not pose a threat to North America.
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The tiny plastic beads, usually found in soaps and lotions, pose a threat to marine life once they end up in the water supply.
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Griffin has a history of criminal activity, but his brother told The Daily Mail that he does not pose a threat to public safety.
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U.S. officials are raising concerns about the "very abnormal behavior" of a Russian satellite, suggesting that it could pose a threat to American satellites.
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Economic loss aside, cyberattacks also pose a threat to the stability of our democratic institutions, the economic impact of which is impossible to quantify.
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Stronger U.S.-India ties pose a threat to Russia's dominance in that market, but those ties have also pushed Pakistan and Russia closer together.
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Ambassador Ja Song Nam said his country would not pose a threat to any state, as long as its interests were not infringed upon.
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Zuckerberg said that social media platforms pose a threat to freedom of expression due to the amount of control they have over their users.
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During a pandemic, the density of a city like New York could pose a threat to public health — something Governor Andrew Cuomo even acknowledged.
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"As worrisome as they may be, developments in recent days do not pose a threat to international peace and security," Ambassador Francois Delattre said.
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Lots of people have been fined for flying drones when they pose a threat to those on the ground or aircraft in the sky.
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They also said that the target must pose a threat to Americans and that there must be near certainty that no bystanders would die.
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The technology industry has argued that it should be able to sell products to Huawei that do not pose a threat to national security.
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In the face of a very real public health crisis, people avoiding doctors in spite of symptoms pose a threat to containing the virus.
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Hispanic children seem to pose a threat to America and its self-serving narrative as a nation of white-only, speak-English-only immigrants.
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American intelligence officials have stressed that Russian operations pose a threat to elections here and have said little about China playing a similar role.
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What is makes a snow storm a blizzard Storm surge will continue to pose a threat to eroding coastlines from this new coastal storm.
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But just like the virus that causes the flu, the ideas that lead to VAWG spread, infect and pose a threat to societies worldwide.
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A state-owned publication called Apple one of the "guardian warriors" that have "seamlessly penetrated" China and may pose a threat to national security.
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He also warned that keeping U.S. interest rates low for too long could pose a threat to the global economy by creating market bubbles.
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The Iranian missiles could pose a threat to US forces in Iraq and potentially be moved to threaten Saudi Arabia as well, officials say.
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Amazon, whose plans to acquire supermarket chain Whole Foods pose a threat to the grocery industry, appears to be entering the meal-kits business.
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The document stems from Mr. Trump's request to the department last year to investigate whether imports of automobiles pose a threat to national security.
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They're using Section 232, which is a trade law that says you can restrict imports if those imports pose a threat to national security.
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If we feel that Canada's exports pose a threat to our national security, we probably have bigger problems than simply the issue of steel.
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Some 18% of Republicans said they believe that climate change wouldn't pose a threat to them in their lifetimes, up from 14% in 2017.
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In China, more than 50 journalists and bloggers are currently detained in "conditions that pose a threat to their lives," according to Reporters Without Borders.
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Intel - A New York Times article is highlighting Amazon's push into computer chips, suggesting that the move could pose a threat to the chip giant.
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It could result in sanctions under section 0003 of the Trade Expansion Act if it's determined that auto imports pose a threat to national security.
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But while the issue is certainly worthy of serious debate, these appointments as a whole do not appear to pose a threat to the republic.
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U.S. Pacific Command confirmed that North Korea launched an intermediate range ballistic missile eastward, but that didn't pose a threat to North America or Guam.
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Or if a satellite breaks, it'll simply remain in space as an uncooperative piece of junk that could pose a threat to other satellites nearby.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said rising levels of corporate debt need watching but so far do not pose a threat to the financial system.
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Investors are concerned about the large number of bad loans held by Italian banks, which could pose a threat to the euro zone's other lenders.
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But it is local rate policies, like the sharp cut in net metering credits in Nevada, that pose a threat to SolarCity and its ilk.
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"While small in volume, PHAs pose a threat to Android users and we invest heavily in keeping them out of the Play Store," Ahn said.
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His critics say such that approach would pose a threat to the country's security by weakening so-called "soft power" programs that win international support.
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Gun control proponents are concerned the weapons made from 3-D printers will be untraceable, undetectable "ghost" firearms that pose a threat to global security.
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"Given its focus on teens, we believe TikTok can pose a threat to Snap's core user base," MoffettNathanson's Michael Nathanson wrote in a recent note.
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The CAT said plans for Tanintharyi National Park and nearby Lenya National Park pose a threat to people who traditionally lived within the proposed boundaries.
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Add in a reduction in the concentration of dissolved oxygen, and the effect is likely to pose a threat to some forms of marine life.
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Analysts said the Russian restrictions on tea could pose a threat to long-term tea prices and it could impact the earnings of plantation companies.
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The U.S. military said it had detected a single intermediate range ballistic missile but it did not pose a threat to North America or Guam.
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Asked if short-term rentals in Japan would pose a threat to his business, Hoshino told CNBC he is actually in support of the legalization.
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They conducted their first public demonstration with the birds, and will deploy them whenever a drone is believed to pose a threat to the public.
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And launching eastward from Vandenberg means the rocket would have to fly over land, which could potentially pose a threat to the general public below.
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Sanctuary cities "pose a threat to the American public," Homan said at the time, adding that "criminal aliens and criminal gangs flourish" in big cities.
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Former England international Andy Goode says the USA could frighten some teams at the Rugby World Cup, but it shouldn't pose a threat to England.
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The White House's order targets transactions that pose a threat to national security or risk the potential for economic sabotage against U.S. companies and infrastructure.
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The Hill's Reid Wilson reports that some GOP strategists are worried that these candidates are unelectable and pose a threat to those running down-ballot.
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But Trump continues to equivocate, casting doubt on whether Russia attacked our presidential election in 2016 and continues to pose a threat to our democracy.
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Landowners have argued that wolves are now numerous enough in some states to pose a threat to livestock and are increasingly encroaching on populated areas.
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Banks with less than $10 billion in assets would see looser regulations, since they do not pose a threat to the U.S. economy, Kashkari said.
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He said there is no reason for NATO's continued expansion, and noted that the U.S.-led NATO missile defense plans pose a threat to Russia.
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Flashback: The caravan prompted President Trump to unleash a barrage of tweets this month, warning that the migrants pose a threat to America's national security.
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According to the study's observations, between 15,534 and 18,641 miles of new border fences pose a threat to wildlife in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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The White House's order targets transactions that pose a threat to national security or risk the potential for economic sabotage against U.S. companies and infrastructure.
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The president has argued that auto imports pose a threat to national security, a rationale he used to raise tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Broadly, the organizations have to be overseas, possess the intent and capabilities to carry out terror attacks, and pose a threat to U.S. national interests.
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Instead the two leading parties will, in their different ways, be bent on damaging the economy; and both will pose a threat to Britain's institutions.
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The United States, Israel and some European countries have criticized Iranian missile tests in the past, saying the launches pose a threat to the region.
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It is used for everything from detecting agricultural pests that pose a threat to the nation's food supply to catching bulk cash and drug smugglers.
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In Tokyo, the chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, said the missiles did not fall in Japanese waters or pose a threat to his nation's safety.
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Those rules required that a target had to pose a threat to Americans and that there be near certainty that no civilian bystanders would die.
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They also said that the target must pose a threat to Americans and that there must be near-certainty that no civilian bystanders would die.
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"The United States will continue to hunt down terrorists like al-Asiri until they no longer pose a threat to our great Nation," Trump said.
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"The unprecedented action mirrors what authoritarian and unstable regimes do to the opposition or to officials who pose a threat to unadulterated power," she said.
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The new technology could pose a threat to Microsoft's Azure Stack, on-premises software tools that mirror what's available in the company's Azure public cloud.
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Still, with their stingy defense and big-play ability on offense, they could pose a threat to a Texans team that's been inconsistent this season.
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It is deadly wrong to think that the PKK does not pose a threat to Western countries and therefore should be seen as Turkey's problem.
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Last month, the Commerce Department delivered a report on whether imports pose a threat to national security, but those findings have not been made public.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command determined that the missile did not pose a threat to North America, according to the U.S. Strategic Command statement.
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" Benham also said that the the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) had determined the missile launch "did not pose a threat to North America.
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It depends on other countries trusting the US to abide closely enough to its on-paper agreements that it won't pose a threat to them.
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So you see how literally one individual, with the use of social media, can pose a threat to the government of the world's largest country.
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The prisoner is deemed no longer to pose a threat to the community, but that assumption can change if the parolee violates the terms of parole.
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The disclosure appears to buttress the company's concerns that the dispute could pose a threat to encryption safeguards that goes well beyond the single California case.
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A similar number gathered on Thursday, the first day of the protests which seem unlikely to pose a threat to the government led by Nazarbayev loyalists.
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This could pose a threat to the already volatile security of Libya's cities and also perhaps serve as a platform for plotting attacks in nearby Europe.
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"It is well known that ocean plastics pose a threat to marine mammals, with many cases of entanglement and ingestion interactions being recorded worldwide," they wrote.
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Many critics of Trump's Syria pullout have expressed worries it would lead the Islamic State militancy to regain strength and pose a threat to U.S. interests.
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"Russian activities continue to pose a threat to the security of our elections, as Senators Nelson and Rubio rightly pointed out in their letter," Warner said.
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The bill also gives the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security new authority to disable or destroy drones if they pose a threat to government facilities.
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These particles are tiny enough to pass through sewage treatment plants and leech their way into the environment, where they pose a threat to fragile ecosystems.
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Not only is the rising tide of boutique banks, sometimes led by former Wall Street banks' ex-rainmakers, continuing to pose a threat to bigger institutions.
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We probably have as much as a decade before quantum computers pose a threat to the encryption systems that sit at the foundation of contemporary cybersecurity.
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But the monitor's primary task would be to expedite repairs to problems like broken boilers, mold and lead paint, which pose a threat to public health.
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Polling shows that a majority of Republicans and Democrats believe that the other lot are so depraved as to pose a threat to the nation itself.
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Premier Li Keqiang said in a speech that online retail didn't necessarily pose a threat to brick-and-mortar stores, since the latter could expand online.
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He gave perhaps the most coherent description of his foreign policy thus far by reminding us that terrorists do not pose a threat to America's existence.
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As for the things that do pose a threat to grid stability, the infrastructure exposed to storms, fires, and heat stands to be the bigger vulnerability.
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The government worries that farmers might sell everything and rush into cities, creating shantytowns filled with landless, jobless migrants who could pose a threat to stability.
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However competition from Iran is fierce, reflecting the experience in other sectors where cheap imports pose a threat to the emergence of a strong local industry.
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The president entangled himself further by apparently claiming Wednesday that Russia doesn't pose a threat to the 2900 midterm election, again contradicting senior U.S. intelligence officials.
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That's fine, because it means the rocket travels over the ocean as it gains altitude and doesn't pose a threat to anyone on the Earth below.
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"These products continue to be used extensively in Canada despite widespread concern they may pose a threat to bees, other pollinators and broader ecosystems," she said.
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Moreover, it is undeniable that Iran continues to pose a threat to American service members and our nation's interests in this pivotal part of the world.
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She told Insider CGI models "pose a threat to our generation" because they might send public attitudes of what people should look like back in time.
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If cryptocurrencies pose a threat to financial services incumbents, it will be by restructuring markets on distributed foundations, not by creating a hot new investment category.
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Back in the 1950s, people interested in exploring space recognized that biological contamination could pose a threat to finding extraterrestrial life elsewhere in our Solar System.
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A Pentagon statement said that a failed North Korean intermediate-range ballistic missile launch had been detected, but did not pose a threat to North America.
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Pompeo said those countries were responsible for ensuring "these incredibly vital sea lanes are open and China does not pose a threat to closing them down".
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A former agricultural economist, he seemed to pose a threat to no one, especially given the projects he backed, like an aqueduct and a nursery school.
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Almost immediately, speculation began to swirl as to whether Apple TV+ will pose a threat to other rival streaming services, such as HBO, Disney and Netflix.
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Murtaugh said Biden's plan to halt deportations would leave enormous numbers of other criminals in the U.S. who continue to pose a threat to public safety.
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You're running 19…Read more ReadQuantum computers today don't have any killer apps, yet, and probably won't pose a threat to your computer experience for decades.
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"The North American Aerospace Defense Command determined the three ballistic missile launches from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America," Commander Benham said.
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Excessive heat in desert regions in the U.S. Southwest could pose a threat to human life through Saturday night, according to a National Weather Service advisory.
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That could pose a threat to job growth in states that voted for Trump that rely heavily on those exports, including Louisiana, Alabama and South Carolina.
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However, banks with less than $10 billion in assets would see looser regulations, since they do not pose a threat to the U.S. economy, Kashkari said.
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More than eight years after the financial crisis, many people say that the large banks still pose a threat to the economy and should be broken up.
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Conventional wisdom is that tariffs pose a threat to the economy Meanwhile, as Trump continues to rack up tariffs and project confidence, business leaders are increasingly skittish.
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Since the 2000s, a federal government program has regulated the cleanup of these toxic sites across the US, which pose a threat to human and environmental health.
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A Pentagon risk assessment found that the caravan did not pose a threat to the United States, according to a person with direct knowledge of U.S. intelligence.
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The announcement of the officers' release has outraged victims' relatives and human rights groups, who fear the men could escape justice or pose a threat to them.
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He could pose a threat to what was Joe Biden's stranglehold on South Carolina, much more so, at least than Buttigieg or Klobuchar do at the moment.
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Anyone who worked tirelessly to spread objective information, who endured long hours and minimal pay for the sake of higher ideals, would pose a threat to Gilead.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry said on Thursday that a possible U.S. deployment of missiles in the Asia-Pacific region would pose a threat to international security.
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The verdict, though a blow for Apple, does not pose a threat to the company, which reported in January that its cash pile had reached $216 billion.
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Moscow is now fighting Islamic State and other militant groups in Syria that the Kremlin says pose a threat to the security of Russia and the world.
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By contrast, the objects that pose a threat to an airborne balloon are limited, and most of them are fixed, like trees, buildings and the Earth itself.
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The Washington State Department of Ecology, which is overseeing the project, has said that the leak doesn't pose a threat to workers on site, or the public.
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If it were forced to do so, the risk is that so many issues become cause for divestment that ethical concerns pose a threat to Vanguard's business.
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A self-proclaimed nationalist, Orbán is skeptical of European integration and staunchly opposes immigration into the EU, warning that Muslim immigrants pose a threat to Christian civilization.
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Over the course of the last 50 years, we've made such striding progress; we must stay vigilant against policies that would pose a threat to your bodies.
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"The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined the missiles launched from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America," O'Donnell said in a statement.
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Most arguments for laws regulating bathroom usage claim that allowing "biologically-born men" to use the women's bathroom would pose a threat to cisgender girls and women.
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Despite these laws, however, police say gaps in what types of weapons can be licensed and how semiautomatic weapons are classified pose a threat to the public.
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Officials are concerned that Russian submarines could pose a threat to US attempts to reinforce Europe by sea should a conflict take place between NATO and Russia.
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At $1, Burger King's Crispy Tacos have the potential to pose a threat to Taco Bell's Crunchy Tacos, which are $1.49 at our Manhattan, New York, location.
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Contrary to some widespread opinion, Amazon is not coming to take over the health-care business and won't pose a threat to these industry giants, he said.
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He added that external factors such as Britain's June 23 referendum on whether to exit the European Union continued to pose a threat to Poland's growth outlook.
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They've not only ignored these repeated crimes, they've become complicit for the sake of promoting a political narrative that refugees don't pose a threat to European culture.
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Most states currently lack laws that enable family and friends to contact law enforcement and remove firearms from individuals who pose a threat to themselves or others.
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These legal assaults on equal protection for transgender Americans are based on bigotry and the specious claim that they pose a threat to the safety of others.
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The program has been in development with Japan and is aimed at shooting down intermediate-range North Korean missiles that pose a threat to the US ally.
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Structural macroeconomic problems, particularly the build-up of household and corporate debt, also pose a threat to asset quality in countries such as Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
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Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the missiles did not reach its territory or exclusive economic zone and did not pose a threat to Japan's safety.
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Federica Coppola, a presidential scholar in society and neuroscience at Columbia University, contends that neuropredictions of future behavior could pose a threat to civil liberties and privacy.
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In 2015, Putin doubled down with another law allowing the government to deem certain NGOs "undesirable" if they are perceived to pose a threat to Russian hegemony.
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The central conflict of "Blade Runner" focuses on Rick Deckard's mission to take out replicants, hyper-realistic androids that are meant to pose a threat to humanity.
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They hope Revolution Populi will inspire countless other smaller social networks to crop up in the coming years, which collectively will pose a threat to tech giants.
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Antarctic ecologist Dr Dana Bergstrom warned the warm summer could result in long term disruption to local populations, communities, and pose a threat to the broader ecosystem.
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In exchange, the Taliban promised to deny safe haven to terrorist groups such as al Qaeda that pose a threat to the United States and its allies.
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Fishermen are still allowed to use a different type of net, intended for catching corvina fish, that is not supposed to pose a threat to the vaquitas.
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We debated whether people suffering from mental illness, particularly those who pose a threat to themselves and others, should be required to take medication or be institutionalized.
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We can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations, the Taliban and other groups that pose a threat to the region and beyond.
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Ultimately, the report says, pretrial detention, which accounts for 85 percent of the Rikers population, should be reserved for those who pose a threat to public safety.
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President of Lithuania Dalia Grybauskaite told CNBC Thursday that Russia has built-up its equipment and its cooperation with Belarus, which could pose a threat to Lithuania.
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But if Manzione managed to reach one-day or same-day shipping in America's largest cities, the company could pose a threat to Amazon's soaring fulfillment capabilities.
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That one is about 1,300 miles southwest of the Azores and does not appear at this time to pose a threat to any land, the center said.
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The missiles pose a threat to American allies and partners in the region, including Israel and Saudi Arabia, and could endanger American troops, the intelligence officials said.
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Zoo officials said this week that they did not consider Ollie a threat to humans, but that she might pose a threat to cats, dogs and birds.
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The administration also faces a deadline this month to deliver a report to Mr. Trump outlining whether imports of foreign cars pose a threat to national security.
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We can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations, the Taliban, and other groups that pose a threat to the region and beyond.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is concerned about Israeli airforce strikes on Syria and believes they could pose a threat to regional stability, its foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
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The SRB determined that the pair did not pose a threat to financial stability, and handed them to the Italian authorities to deal with under national insolvency procedures.
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The FBI does not believe the packages pose a threat to public safety and the investigation is ongoing, Kristen Setera, a spokesperson for the bureau, told CNN Monday.
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The increase, proposed by a commission, is likely to help lift household spending as U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies pose a threat to Germany's export growth.
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Israel says the structures that make up the Khan al-Ahmar encampment were illegally built and pose a threat to residents because of their proximity to a highway.
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Under federal law, service animals are permitted to fly in-cabin with their owners, provided they do not pose a threat to the health and safety of others.
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The Tullys have no power and hopefully will be avenged in the final season, but they don't pose a threat to any other houses in higher standing. 8.
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But it has effectively been shut out of the US market since 2012, when a US Congressional report said Huawei equipment could pose a threat to national security.
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"It would be wrong if TfL continued to license Uber if there is any way that this could pose a threat to Londoners' safety and security," he said.
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Trump signed an executive order in April launching an investigation into whether imports including steel and aluminum from countries such as China pose a threat to national security.
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"Though there are still uncertainties in its track and intensity, it is expected to pose a threat to the coast of Guangdong," the Hong Kong Observatory said Saturday.
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But what we need to do is when terrorists pose a threat to allies of the United States, we need to engage in punishing activity to destroy them.
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Davis explained that drones could now be downed by the military if they are perceived to pose a threat to select military installations that are deemed particularly sensitive.
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The federated alternatives to Facebook (Diaspora) and Twitter (Mastodon) exist, and while they're home to some niche communities, they don't even remotely pose a threat to reigning platforms.
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The state considers an alligator a nuisance if it is at least 28 feet in length and is believed to pose a threat to people, property or pets.
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"The protectionist measures demanded by President Trump pose a threat to the international trading system and a risk to the global economy," the panel of economic advisers said.
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An even bigger issue is how the president will respond to a recently completed Commerce Department study that explored whether auto imports pose a threat to national security.
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"US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continues to focus its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security," Rodriguez said.
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The report is damaging for the entire industry, Bosch Chief Executive Volkmar Denner said, warning that a decline in demand for diesel could pose a threat to jobs.
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MetLife sued the nation's top financial regulators over their efforts to impose stricter rules, arguing that its work did not pose a threat to the overall financial system.
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This reform is meant to reward those incarcerated for good behavior and ensure that Louisiana's resources are focused on those who truly pose a threat to public safety.
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"Huawei and ZTE and multiple Chinese companies pose a threat to our national interests, our national economic interests and our national security interests," he said at the time.
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The United States' North American Aerospace Defense Command also confirmed the North Korean missile launch from a submarine, saying it did not pose a threat to North America.
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In different ways, Mr. Patrick and Mr. Bloomberg pose a threat to Joseph R. Biden Jr., challenging the former vice president for the moderate path to the nomination.
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Although superbacteria may not pose a threat to healthy people, the organisms can remain in the body for years and wreak havoc if a person becomes otherwise sick.
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The fiscal outlook for the United States "is not good," according to Goldman Sachs, and could pose a threat to the country's economic security during the next recession.
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Hyundai said its products are heavily focused on sedans, meaning its imports do not pose a threat to U.S. automakers that concentrate more on large SUVs and pickups.
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They included a requirement that the target pose a threat to Americans — not just to American interests — and that there would be near certainty of no bystander deaths.
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He suggested the growing figure may pose a threat to other nondefense programs, vowing to continue bipartisan efforts to reform the acquisition process in order to cut costs.
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Bringing varied elements of the party together and building on the demographic advantages that are forming for Democrats, a Franken campaign could pose a threat to the GOP.
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Scientists will continue performing tests like these, while others are working on ways to deflect with the asteroids if they actually do pose a threat to the Earth.
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The villains of movies like Black Panther and Infinity War pose a threat to the status quo, and their motivations for doing so are understandable or even inarguable.
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More than 85 percent back additional security screening for people entering schools and new programs to identify and manage students who may pose a threat to their peers.
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The Trump administration has said that a flood of metals from other countries pose a threat to national security, and that the tariffs can help bolster domestic industries.
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A study conducted by the Brennan Center for Justice in 2016 estimated that approximately 39% of the nationwide prison population did not pose a threat to public safety.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday Iran's "reckless actions" pose a threat to regional security and urged other countries to press Tehran to change its behavior.
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"Her comments, her actions that we have heard about from others tend to cause us great concern that she may pose a threat to a school," he added.
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Turkey took delivery of the air defense system last summer despite warnings from U.S. officials that the system could pose a threat to the U.S.-made fighter jet.
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Democrats worry that his curious overseas dealings could pose a threat to his father's presidential campaign, should he rally back to front-runner status in the March primaries.
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Even so, the concern is that the Iranian missiles could pose a threat to US forces in Iraq and potentially be moved to threaten Saudi Arabia as well.
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Competitors believe that long before Facebook bought either of those companies, Mr. Zuckerberg kept a close eye on start-ups that could pose a threat to his company.
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Yet the larger size of the Amazon sites means they are unlikely to pose a threat to those selling snack and drink vending machines to offices and schools.
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Much of Silicon Valley is opposed to the bill, concerned that it could pose a threat to free speech by opening up legitimate internet platforms to greater liability.
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While Mundruczo makes his film, Orban has been campaigning to convince the European Union that its migration policies are flawed and pose a threat to the bloc's security.
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But Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, says that from a fundamental standpoint, the rate rally could still pose a threat to stocks.
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"The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) assessed that the missile launch from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America," it said in a statement.
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Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici last month threatened to put Italy under EU budget supervision because he suspected its finances could pose a threat to the euro zone.
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WASHINGTON — A second federal appeals court ruled on Thursday against President Trump's latest effort to limit travel from countries said to pose a threat to the nation's security.
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Hemlibra will shake up the market and pose a threat to established players reliant on factor replacement therapies, notably Shire, which has agreed to be acquired by Takeda Pharmaceutical.
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In addition to the threat of attack against US navy ships, these officials say Iran continues to pose a threat to US military bases and airfields in the region.
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Crew who have engaged in the protests pose a threat to aviation safety in mainland China, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said in a statement on its website.
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The industry is awaiting the Commerce Department's recommendation from its study on whether steel imports pose a threat to U.S. national security and broad import restrictions should be imposed.
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But Siegel pointed to the 10-year Treasury yield, which is around 2.68 percent, meaning fixed income still does not "pose a threat" to equities in competition for investors.
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The birds also build nests which can reach up to 200 kilograms (441 lb), which could pose a threat to Madrid's citizens if they were to fall, authorities said.
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U.S. Strategic Command said its systems detected and tracked what were assessed as attempted North Korean missile launches, and determined they did not pose a threat to North America.
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In the wake of the test, dubbed "Mission Shakti," India said that if debris was created from the event it would not pose a threat to space-based assets.
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While the report doesn't explicitly rule out encryption legislation, it lands firmly on the side of encryption policy critics, arguing that law enforcement backdoors pose a threat to security.
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Its claim that imports of steel and aluminium pose a threat to national security exploits a loophole that allows WTO members to impose tariffs in times of national emergency.
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As long as the Republican Party was being run by the likes of Mitt Romney and Mitch McConnell, doing so didn't pose a threat to their larger political project.
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As many have argued—correctly—since the election, Donald Trump's policies pose a threat to millions of people, as well as to the underpinnings of this country's political mechanisms.
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The big picture: Deepfakes pose a threat to elections and businesses, and experts worry that a convincing, well-timed fake video could set off riots or even armed conflict.
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Budget cuts have led local governments to cut corners with their spending, which can cause infrastructure like roads and bridges to crumble and pose a threat to their citizens.
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Haidar, the reconciliation minister, added a warning in his television interview that rebel-held areas like Daraya could not "remain isolated cantons that pose a threat to the state".
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Apple had warned that this could pose a threat to e-commerce, a rapidly expanding segment of the U.S. economy worth hundreds of billions of dollars in annual sales.
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"They were very different than the typical image of a drug abuser -- these women were well groomed and educated and they didn't pose a threat to society," Johnson says.
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By taking on both the Chinese and the Hong Kong governments the localists not only diminish their chances of success but also pose a threat to the city's future.
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Immigration enforcement "focuses its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security," an ICE spokeswoman told the Post in a statement.
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"According to information from law enforcement authorities serious provocations are being prepared which pose a threat to the safety, lives and health of people," Sobyanin said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminum industry executives will line up on Thursday to have their say on whether foreign imports into the United States pose a threat to the country's security.
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German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has criticized leading U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as a right-wing populist whose political views pose a threat to peace and prosperity.
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"From the beginning, MetLife has said that its business model does not pose a threat to the financial stability of the United States," Mr Kandarian said in a statement.
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Once in orbit, the satellites will act as the Air Force's eyes in space — looking out for objects that could pose a threat to the US's other military satellites.
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The man's death sparked outrage and protests from the African-American community and Bailey's family, who said through their lawyers that Bailey did not pose a threat to officers.
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Former Blackberry co-CEO, Jim Ballsillie, espoused a view that tech giants' business models are engineered to profit from manipulation, meaning they inherently pose a threat to liberal democracies.
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The three missile launches didn't pose a threat to either North America or Guam, a U.S. island territory in the Pacific previously threatened by the North, PACOM spokesman Cmdr.
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The USA national rugby team may frighten some teams at the World Cup in Japan, but it shouldn't pose a threat to England, says former international star Andy Goode.
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Increasingly, environmental scientists are wondering whether the very substances that are meant to cure us -- medicines -- might also pose a threat to our health when found in drinking water.
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Conricus did not disclose the recently discovered tunnel's location for what he said were security reasons, but said it wasn't operational, nor did it pose a threat to Israel.
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Trump has long threatened to impose import taxes on foreign autos and last year asked the Commerce Department to investigate whether vehicle imports pose a threat to national security.
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Its purchase of Instagram and WhatsApp, in 2012 and 2014 respectively, allowed the firm to scoop up these players before they could genuinely pose a threat to its business.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have warned that ZTE's products pose a threat to U.S. cyber security, alleging that they could be used to spy on Americans or steal intellectual property.
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The West, it seemed, had failed to anticipate the possibility that globalization could contribute to the destabilization of — or pose a threat to — democracy, even in the United States.
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He spoke at a hearing by the U.S. Commerce Department on the Trump administration's Section 232 investigation into whether foreign aluminum imports pose a threat to U.S. national security.
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Trump maintains about 90 percent support from Republicans, and the national party has taken steps ensure a primary challenger does not pose a threat to the president's reelection efforts.
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Together, these actions pose a threat to the two pillars of global democracy and open markets — America and the E.U. — more than anything coming from ISIS or Al Qaeda.
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We believe that the oil sector's fundamental problems pose a threat to asset quality across the banking sector because of disruptions to production and because oil prices remain low.
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"He figured, 'I need to become some figure that can bring these pageants forward,' " Ms. Tourjée said, but not a queen who would pose a threat to the contestants.
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Ranchers, who make up a powerful political constituency in Western states, have strongly advocated de-listing grizzlies, arguing the bears' growing numbers pose a threat to humans and livestock.
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In our criminal justice system, jail time is often served by those who simply cannot afford to pay, rather than by those who pose a threat to public safety.
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In a separate move, Mr. Trump this month issued an executive order barring American telecommunications firms from installing foreign-made equipment that could pose a threat to national security.
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Mr. Navarro and Mr. Cohn have also clashed over twin investigations the White House launched in April into whether steel and aluminum imports pose a threat to national security.
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Zeke Johnson, senior director of programs for Amnesty International USA, objected to the prospect of Mr. Trump eliminating the requirement that individual targets each pose a threat to Americans.
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The Catalina Sky Survey, a NASA-funded project, aims to scan the cosmos to discover and track near-Earth objects, particularly those that could pose a threat to Earth.
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Federal prosecutors on Tuesday filed a motion seeking the detention of the three men, pending the outcome of their trial, arguing that they pose a threat to public safety.
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However, the banking sector is expecting some deregulation under the current administration, so traditional lenders could re-enter the market and pose a threat to non-bank credit providers.
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Vuzix will unveil a set of smart glasses powered by Alexa next week, as Amazon's smart assistant continues to pose a threat to leading platforms from Apple and Google.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has contacted TikTok's Chinese parent company ByteDance with concerns that the app could pose a threat to US citizens.
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A growing body of research suggests that many of these chemicals—which are used in plastics, personal care and cleaning products—may also pose a threat to our health.
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The highest percentage -- forty-three -- said a mix of inflation, extended valuations, credit deterioration, poor Washington visibility, and the Nasdaq's "FAANG" domination could pose a threat to the rally.
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ESG investing — a strategy that takes into consideration a company's environmental, social and governance factors — is gaining traction, which can pose a threat to traditional oil and gas companies.
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"We can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations, the Taliban, and other groups that pose a threat to the region and beyond," Trump said.
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CTA noted that Iran, which is normally included along with the other three countries as a top cyber threat, will likely not pose a threat to the Tokyo Olympics.
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Cable companies will likely want to defend their territory before agreeing to deals that may not be necessary if 5G doesn't actually pose a threat to the broadband business.
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So letting people out of prison 10 or 20 years down the line — instead of 40 or 50 years, or never — likely wouldn't pose a threat to public safety.
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France will keep its troops in northern Syria for now because Islamic State militants have not been wiped out and continue to pose a threat to French interests, officials said.
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Washington says the S-400s pose a threat to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighters and has warned of potential U.S. sanctions if Ankara presses on with the deal.
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US officials have expressed concerns that the Turkish-led and backed militias attacking Kurdish groups in Syria are comprised of extremist elements and could pose a threat to US troops.
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If the economy improves enough for the Federal Reserve to change course and begin hiking interest rates again, it could pose a threat to those hunting for yield, Morgan said.
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Yet shortcomings in federal and state law allow many domestic abusers to have access to firearms, even after courts have determined that the abusers pose a threat to their partners.
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"As Sun Basket's health-focused meal kit offerings are the linchpin of its brand, any controversy or uncertainty surrounding nutritional value could pose a threat to further growth," Reddy said.
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North Korea's cyber capabilities and financial networks pose a threat to Southeast Asia's growing, yet vulnerable, cryptocurrency sector, according to British defense and security think tank Royal United Services Institute.
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Also, students may be disciplined for conduct off campus which is felonious or which may pose a threat to the school's learning environment or the safety of students and employees.
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Wall Street was looking for a refresh on Facebook's user acquisition and engagement time, amid questions about whether mobile-first newcomers like Snapchat may pose a threat to Facebook's dominance.
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The agency said it does not comment on plans for future law enforcement operations, but that it focuses on individuals who pose a threat to national security and public safety.
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So if there was someone that observing that sort of thing, that&aposs a good thing because the Russians pose a threat to the very basis of our political system.
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Claiming black and brown men pose a threat to the safety and sexual purity of innocent white women is a very old trick, one used to justify slavery and segregation.
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Trump has placed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, saying they pose a threat to U.S. national security, an argument that allies such as the European Union and Canada reject.
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The launch of the Shahab-3 missile did not pose a threat to shipping or US bases, the official said, and remained inside Iran for the duration of its flight.
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That might sound like America is being made great again, but it could undermine economic growth in the United States and elsewhere and pose a threat to global financial stability.
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The U.S. Pacific Command said it tracked what appeared to be a short-range ballistic missile for six minutes and assessed it did not pose a threat to North America.
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Two of them may have failed in flight, one appears to have blown up almost immediately, and they did not pose a threat to North America or Guam, per Benham.
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China has reportedly increased its scrutiny of foreign-made consumer tech products, reviewing devices — including those made by Apple — to judge whether they pose a threat to the country's security.
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WASHINGTON, May 11 (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday Iran's "reckless actions" pose a threat to regional security and urged other countries to press Tehran to change its behavior.
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" Trump encouraged taking the guns of people who pose a threat to themselves and others: "I like taking the guns early...take the guns first, go through due process second.
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Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas said the EPA should intervene to make sure the numerous chemical plants and refineries in the Houston area don't pose a threat to the public.
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If it determines that the scow could pose a threat to structures downstream, like boat tours and power plants, workers may try to remove it from the water, officials said.
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The truth behind synchronized galaxies could change everything The secret of these synchronized galaxies may pose a threat to the cosmological principle, one of the basic assumptions about the universe.
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Huawei, the world's largest telecoms equipment maker, has rejected any suggestion it might pose a threat to any country's national security, saying cyber security has always been its top priority.
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The American-led coalition plans to continue to target the Islamic State and the Nusra Front, two jihadist groups that pose a threat to the United States and Russia alike.
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Trump has tried to do damage control, saying Wednesday no president has been tougher on Russia, but also saying the country does not pose a threat to the United States.
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Trump drew rebukes from Republican lawmakers later in the week when he said Russia doesn't pose a threat to the United States, contradicting his own director of national intelligence. Sen.
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If we choose to believe that immigrants pose a threat to our health and safety, then we ignore the oftentimes terrible circumstances in their own countries that brought them here.
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That rule doesn't align with a 1985 Supreme Court decision, where justices concluded police cannot shoot fleeing suspects, specifically, unless they pose a threat to their life or someone else's.
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Tim Zawaki writes for S&P Global's Market Intelligence that record-low interest rates could pose a threat to the life insurance industry, affecting its investments and ultimately its profitability.
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BRASILIA, March 13 (Reuters) - Brazil's banks have ample liquidity and the current crisis does not pose a threat to the country's financial system, Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said on Friday.
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The president's economic team was scheduled to meet at the White House on Tuesday to discuss a Commerce Department investigation into whether auto imports pose a threat to national security.
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Experts, lawmakers and the intelligence community have all said deepfakes could pose a threat to national security and may be used as part of disinformation campaigns targeting the United States.
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In the interview, Adams said these levels pose a threat to the development of babies and adolescents, emphasizing that a teenager's brain isn't fully developed until the age of 28503.
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American intelligence officials also say that equipment made by Chinese telecom companies could pose a threat to national security and have urged allies not to use it in their systems.
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"The issues surrounding this tragedy involve more than just the Ward family, as they are issues that pose a threat to us all," attorney B'Ivory LaMarr said in a statement.
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Pelosi would bar the right of conservatives to speak on the basis that their event might pose a threat to public safety, particularly given counter-demonstrators drawn to such events.
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Lawmakers for years have banned any transfers of detainees to U.S. soil and placed restrictions on transfers to other countries, arguing the terror suspects pose a threat to national security.
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"We can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations, the Taliban, and other groups that pose a threat to the region and beyond," Mr. Trump said.
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The near-eradicated poliovirus was found in sewage samples in Israel as recently as five years ago; and deadly pandemic diseases, like cholera, pose a threat to the whole region.
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He would also focus on deporting only immigrants who pose a threat to national security and public safety — a designation that relies largely on the discretion of individual immigration officers.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Commerce Department has prepared a report on imports of European automobiles that, according to the German press, concludes that these imports pose a threat to national security.
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The Polish government could also look to tighten legislation to allow the authorities to limit the availability of products made by any company deemed to pose a threat to security.
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Ives acknowledges that growing trade tensions between China and the U.S. could pose a threat to Apple, but he said the company is "ahead of the curve" with its manufacturing strategy.
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Israel says the structures that make up the encampment, which include an Italian-funded school, were illegally built and pose a threat to residents because of their proximity to a highway.
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The officer would need to establish that, right up until the last shot was fired, he felt Brown continued to pose a threat to him whether he actually was or not.
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" Continuing, the spokesperson alluded to the Trump administration's immigration policies: "ICE continues to focus its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security.
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Such examples illustrate why hybrids have generally been disqualified from protection by conservationists: Hybrids are thought to degrade the gene pools of their parent generations and pose a threat to biodiversity.
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The police concluded the bear had grown too habituated to human interaction, and could pose a threat to people's safety, so they made the difficult decision to shoot and kill it.
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"When Mary actually goes to produce an heir, to a lot of Elizabeth's advisors, they were terribly worried that this heir would pose a threat to Elizabeth's own crown," Willimon says.
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Many Bulgarians are concerned that the migrant inflows into Europe may pose a threat to their predominantly Orthodox Christian culture and help radicalize part of the country's long-established Muslim minority.
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Like the case in Oregon, the defendants are expected to argue that they were armed during the confrontation solely for their protection and did not pose a threat to federal officials.
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The state's Mental Hygiene Law does allow for people to be sent to hospitals against their will if the authorities determine that they pose a threat to themselves or to others.
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Both companies also face severe restrictions in America based on concerns that their ties to the Chinese government pose a threat to national security, concerns which the companies say are unfounded.
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Rising trade tensions with the United States could pose a threat to China's export machine, which helped propel the economy to 6.9 percent growth last year, the first acceleration since 2010.
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The remote region of Kauai is known for its biodiversity, thanks to cliffs that make the region inaccessible to the humans and goats that pose a threat to local plant life.
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A study by Anglia Ruskin University, Trinity College Dublin and Dublin City University released on Friday said bitcoin could pose a threat to the financial stability of traditional currencies and markets.
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I fully support TfL's decision – it would be wrong if TfL continued to license Uber if there is any way that this could pose a threat to Londoners' safety and security.
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So, if there was someone that was observing that sort of thing, that&aposs a good thing, because the Russians pose a threat to the very basis of our political system.
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The arrests come amid a debate fueled by recent terrorist attacks in Paris and California over whether refugees from countries where jihadist groups operate pose a threat to the United States.
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Ivanov had refused to issue the required mandate for the new coalition on grounds that it could empower Macedonia's ethnic Albanians, its largest minority, and thereby pose a threat to sovereignty.
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By collaborating, the group aims to better understand the risks that companies face from industrial espionage, government interference and other cybersecurity issues that could pose a threat to U.S national security.
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Is it such a stretch to think that at some point that those who pose a threat to this administration might not move up the list generated by this secret panel?
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Ryan Dillon, told reporters last week that the pro-regime forces inside the zone represented an "armed and hostile presence" and "they pose a threat to us in that particular location."
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Pet owners know that there's nothing better than coming home to four-legged family members, but one too many treats can pose a threat to Fluffy and Fido's long term health.
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" The Council on American-Islamic Relations, the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, said Trump's policies "still pose a threat to communities of color, religious minorities, women, and others.
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Previous rules of engagement required ISIS elements to first pose a threat to U.S. forces in the area or to be pursued as part of a specific counterterrorism mission, officials said.
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The travel restrictions are needed, officials argued, to allow the administration to ensure vetting procedures are adequate to verify refugees and visa holders do not pose a threat to U.S. security.
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U.S. Pacific Command said the missile did not leave North Korean territory, adding that the North American Aerospace Defense Command determined the launch did not pose a threat to North America.
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Chinese leaders have pledged to shift the emphasis to addressing financial risks and asset bubbles, which analysts say pose a threat to the world's second-largest economy if not managed properly.
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They thought there's no way this 70-something guy from Vermont, who spent most of his life as a socialist and not a Democrat, would pose a threat to their candidate.
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"We are deeply concerned at the presence of (these) groups ... in the ungoverned spaces in Afghanistan as they pose a threat to peace and security in the region," the statement said.
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German auto parts supplier Robert Bosch said on Tuesday the revelations were damaging for the entire industry and that a decline in demand for diesel could pose a threat to jobs.
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The government's potential failure to reauthorize a tax on coal production could pose a threat to a program that helps coal workers suffering from black lung, a federal watchdog has found.
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Trump can appeal to consumers by shining a spotlight on the benefits of a free market driven by rapid advances in technology — and how Democrats pose a threat to those benefits.
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Lawmakers for several years have banned any transfers of detainees to the U.S. and placed restrictions on transfers to other countries, arguing that the detainees pose a threat to national security.
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The president then said on Wednesday that Moscow does not pose a threat to the U.S. while arguing that there has never been a president as tough on Russia as him.
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The report found that Republican lawmakers in the House pushed 2628 votes that would pose a threat to public health or hurt plans to combat climate change, in the LCV's view.
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It's still too early to know whether the flooded Superfund sites in Houston contaminated groundwater or floodwater and pose a threat to human health—and whether the EPA handled it correctly.
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I fully support TfL's decision - it would be wrong if TfL continued to license Uber if there is any way that this could pose a threat to Londoners' safety and security.
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"While this is a welcome step, we need to do more than just detect rogue drones; we need to disable them if they pose a threat to the flying public," Sen.
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Extremist groups have now spread to 19 of the 45 countries in these regions and, for the foreseeable future, terrorism will continue to pose a threat to regional and international security.
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One of the FSOC's central powers was its SIFI designation, which allowed it to identify firms that would pose a threat to the entire financial system if they were to fail.
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Some skeptics say blockchain will never be adopted broadly or pose a threat to traditional banks, while others point to the volatility of bitcoin, the digital currency based on the technology.
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Hungary's prime minister and some other politicians in the region have said the mainly Muslim migrants pose a threat to Europe's Christian civilization, a stance criticized by Germany, Sweden and others.
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Chinese leaders have pledged to shift the emphasis to addressing financial risks and asset bubbles which analysts say may pose a threat to the Asian economic giant if not handed well.
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Trump's Bracamontes video is hardly the only Republican campaign ad that's suggested the migrants, traveling in groups, pose a threat to the US. Numerous GOP candidates in competitive races, including Rep.
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Washington has said the S-400s pose a threat to its F-35 stealth fighter jets and has suspended Turkey from the jet programme, where it is a buyer and manufacturer.
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In the last two weeks, Mr. Trump's new lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, has painted Mr. Cohen as a serial liar as he has appeared to pose a threat to the president.
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At least 2140 detainees will be released by Wednesday night from jails across New York City if the people don't pose a threat to the public, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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I fully support TfL's decision—it would be wrong if TfL continued to license Uber if there is any way that this could pose a threat to Londoners' safety and security.
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Davis, the majority also suggested that exceptions could be made for "special circumstances," like if a detainee had a mental illness that caused him to pose a threat to public safety.
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If she is healthy, she can pose a threat to any woman on grass, even as a 37-year-old seeking her first tournament title in two and a half years.
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Barry's working on a stage show that forces him to revisit the time he killed noncombatants in the Afghanistan War, even though they didn't at all pose a threat to him.
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Bali is heavily dependent on tourism, and local officials have sought to convince people that the volcano should not pose a threat to people who stay out of the danger zone.
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Brennan views the charges against him as "outrageous and absurd" and says that if he is found guilty, they could pose a threat to all journalists and netizens in the Philippines.
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"The North American Aerospace Defense Command determined the missile launch from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America," Mr. Benham said, referring to the missile launched on Wednesday.
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Civil liberties organizations have said that Amazon's Rekognition and Clearview AI both feature incredibly powerful facial recognition technologies that pose a threat to marginalized groups, whether or not they are accurate.
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There were massive protests in India's northeastern states bordering Bangladesh, fueled by the fear that new settlers of any religion pose a threat to their small populations and many indigenous cultures.
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While the U.S. Department of Defense said it is still assessing the missile launch, the North American Aerospace Defense Command determined that it did not pose a threat to North America.
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The reduced privacy safeguards in FISA, as compared with wiretapping in traditional criminal investigations, reflect a national security interest that arises when foreign adversaries pose a threat to the United States.
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Russia props up the Belarusian economy with cheap energy and loans, but Minsk is wary of allowing Russia too much influence, fearing that could eventually pose a threat to its sovereignty.
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Also speaking at the Economic Club event in Washington, Toyota Motor Corporation President Akio Toyoda said he did not see how Japanese-made cars pose a threat to America's national security.
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A central point of an executive order President Trump signed on Wednesday — and a mainstay of his campaign speeches — is the view that undocumented immigrants pose a threat to public safety.
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The other reason was that by 1949, it was clear that the Soviet Union might pose a threat to the security, if not the independence, of European countries decimated by WWII.
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"We won't declare the outbreak a national emergency yet as the virus is harmless to humans and the outbreak doesn't pose a threat to national security," Long told Reuters by telephone.
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The country's leaders have pledged to shift the emphasis to addressing financial risks and asset bubbles which analysts say pose a threat to the world's second-largest economy if not handed well.
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In 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that the EPA had authority to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act if it determined they pose a threat to public health or welfare.
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He would also pass a national Extreme Risk Protection Order law, temporarily removing firearms from individuals who pose a threat to others or themselves, and would fund federal gun violence prevention research.
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Little is known about Twitter botnets, massive groups of automated accounts that are controlled by a master and can pose a threat to social media users through spam and other malignant techniques.
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"White supremacists pose a threat to the United States like any other terrorist group," Warren, who has already called for breaking up the big tech companies, told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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Outside China, the FSB said its "narrow" measure of the shadow banking activities that could pose a threat to stability rose 3.2 percent to $34.2 trillion in 2015 from the prior year.
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Asked whether the traffickers would pose a threat to the athletes and tourists at the Olympics, he suggested he was too junior a member of the gang to give an informed answer.
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The United States has pressed allied countries to ban technology made by the Shenzhen, China-based company, saying its devices and telecommunications systems could potentially pose a threat to a nation's security.
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Aside from the fact that trade flows are shifting away from Vietnam, the Southeast Asian country's growing trade deficit with the U.S. could also pose a threat to bilateral trade, Feldman said.
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The volcano, named after U.S. President Grover Cleveland, is one of the most active of Alaska's scores of volcanoes and its ash cloud could pose a threat to aircraft when it erupts.
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Once referred, refugees must go through an extensive review process involving interviews, a medical evaluation and an interagency security screening aimed at ensuring they don't pose a threat to the United States.
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The 27-person team tracks more than 53 hacker groups that pose a threat to Google and its users, analyzing hacking techniques and clues to the groups' identities to head off attacks.
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Attorneys for the couple said in court that when they were first charged, they had no weapons nor military training and would not pose a threat to others if released on bond.
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Previous rules of engagement required ISIS elements to first pose a threat to US forces in the area or to be pursued as part of a specific counter-terrorism mission, officials said.
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Google long has been frustrated by other search engines filling its results, because they both add a step in users' quest for quick information and pose a threat to its ads empire.
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The more debris we have in orbit, the higher the chance that these pieces might collide at break-neck speeds, creating even more debris that could pose a threat to other spacecraft.
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According to polling from the Pew Research Center, more than 4 in 10 Democrats and Republicans say the other party's policies are so misguided that they pose a threat to the nation.
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In 2000, the Supreme Court ruled the EPA had the authority to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act if it determined they pose a threat to public health or welfare.
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At a rally on Mother's Day, anti-gentrification groups warned that planned high-rise residential towers will not only displace longtime local residents but pose a threat to the Garden's plant collection.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - The resignation of a lawmaker from the Greek government's junior partner, the Independent Greeks party, does not pose a threat to the ruling coalition, the government's spokesman said on Tuesday.
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The easiest (and safest) way to realize your Spider-Man fantasies is to build this DIY web shooter instead, which also ensures no music stands will ever pose a threat to you.
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When sewage is treated to this level, experts say, it should not pose a threat to humans, though solids from chemicals that could be harmful to marine life may still be present.
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Meanwhile, authorities say that Nadia's death provides enough evidence to issue a warning to parents and educators that the ideas spread by something called Blue Whale pose a threat to vulnerable teens.
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But hacking aside, Bonaci and Chizeck argued that the biggest misuse of BCI tech could in fact be advertising, which could pose a threat to users' privacy as opposed to their security.
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Chinese leaders have pledged to shift the emphasis to addressing financial risks and asset bubbles which analysts say may pose a threat to the world's second-largest economy if not handed well.
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In a press call with reporters Thursday, Hillary For America Chairman John Podesta argued that if Trump is elected president, some of his business connections could pose a threat to national security.
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But the Pentagon has warned that such tests could pose a threat to commercial aircraft and ships in the sea, because North Korea does not announce its weapons tests ahead of time.
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In addition, the Catholic Church's "hidden predators," both those still in ministry and those who have been laicized, pose a threat to all children, not just those in Catholic parishes and schools.
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The EU, Mexico and Canada have rebuffed that claim, arguing that they do not pose a threat to the U.S. and that American defense projects rely on their steel and aluminum exports.
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Those who are recipients of DACA have already passed extensive background checks conducted by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to ensure they do not pose a threat to our national security.
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She said it could even pose a threat to the conservation model supported by many pro-hunting groups, which believe that big-game hunting benefits endangered herds through the revenue it generates.
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The tests, mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration and other aviation safety agencies, are crucial to ensuring safe flying for passengers, as birds flock near airports and pose a threat to planes.
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Their opposing view holds that it has been the reckless money-printing ways of the global central banks (jump-started by Mr. Bernanke himself) that pose a threat to the global economy.
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The Commerce Department has concluded that imports of steel and aluminum pose a threat to national security, a determination that gives the president broad authority under United States law to impose tariffs.
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And he's sided with officials in Alabama who have protested a federal government plan to quarantine some patients in the state, despite federal officials insisting it wouldn't pose a threat to residents.
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The protections have been one of the most popular portions of the Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as Obamacare, and Democrats have warned that Republicans pose a threat to the measure.
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Issued by Mr. Obama in 2013, those rules require "near certainty" that a bombing will kill no civilians, and the target must pose a threat to Americans — not just to American interests.
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The finches' fearful responses, which scientists call anti-predator behavior, now pose a threat to their survival, according to a Gotanda's study, which was published Wednesday in the Journal of Animal Ecology.
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Climate-change denialists have seized on the uncertainties in the science to argue that polar bears are doing fine and that sea ice loss does not pose a threat to their survival.
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Issued by Mr. Obama in 2013, they require "near certainty" that a bombing will kill no civilians, and that the target must pose a threat to Americans — not just to American interests.
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Okada said his company is developing technology that can go up to orbit to identify large objects that pose a threat to spacecraft and bring them down to the atmosphere to burn.
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Sir Martin Sorrell, the CEO of advertising agency giant WPP, believes that Amazon's ad business is slated to grow "violently," but he says it won't pose a threat to Google and Facebook.
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In addition, the report noted, while terrorist groups in Iraq, Syria and Yemen pose a threat to the United States, militant groups in the other four countries have a more regional focus.
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It's true AI researchers are growing increasingly confident that AI may surpass human intelligence sometime in the 21st century, but AI systems could pose a threat to global security long before that.
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The coalition said it destroyed sites used to assemble and launch explosives-laden boats and drones that pose a threat to maritime shipping lines in the Red Sea's Bab al-Mandeb strait.
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For more than a year, the United States has been engaged in a global campaign aimed at limiting the reach of Chinese telecommunication firms, contending that they pose a threat to security.
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"We're not at all embarrassed by what we do, it's only natural," Kai said, adding that the amount of whales Japan planned to hunt would not pose a threat to their population.
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And it would let people currently in prison take steps to reduce the length of their sentences through special programs, as long they demonstrate they no longer pose a threat to society.
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Well, researchers from Rutgers University have a theory: When you're in a happy relationship, you subconsciously think that people who pose a threat to your bond are less attractive than they really are.
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China's warning about traveling in U.S. — the latest shot amid the worsening trade war — could pose a threat to some airlines and casinos, although the overall impact on U.S. tourism would be manageable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The growth in crypto-assets such as Bitcoin pose a threat to banks and global financial stability, despite relatively low levels of exposure among key players, the Basel Committee has warned.
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He called the program a "stopgap measure" that would protect young immigrants from deportation while his immigration agencies focused enforcement efforts on criminal immigrants and those who pose a threat to public safety.
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China's warning on Cathay, saying crew who engaged in the protests pose a threat to safety and should be suspended from staffing flights to the mainland, follows the pilot's arrest and tumbling bookings.
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Crew members initially believed the shark was a giant great white, though marine experts later identified it as a basking shark, "which does not pose a threat to humans," the Coast Guard explained.
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Police in Philadelphia are investigating a tip that a man charged in the ambush shooting of a patrolman is connected to a radical group that may continue to pose a threat to officers.
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The novel drug targets two key gut hormones at the same time, and could pose a threat to currently available single-hormone drugs, which form a large and growing part of Novo's business.
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But dramatic falls in the cost of solar and wind energy pose a threat to that safe profile, potentially leaving utilities with large and increasingly un-economic sunk costs in older generating technologies.
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These accounting firms generate between 10% and 15% of their revenue from doing business in mainland China, so tensions between Hong Kong and China could pose a threat to their earnings, Leung said.
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It is one element of TSA's efforts to mitigate threats against the traveling public, and is critical to TSA's systems approach to deter, detect, and disrupt individuals who pose a threat to aviation.
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According to NBC News, the Santa Ana winds, which are fueling the fires, are expected to increase over the remainder of the weekend, which could pose a threat to further containing the fires.
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FedEx is suing the U.S. Department of Commerce to stop it from enforcing regulations requiring it to screen and block packages coming into the U.S. that may pose a threat to national security.
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But privately, several members of the Trump campaign see a few who could pose a threat to his re-election, and are in the early stages of building out their strategy for attack.
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Police cannot legally shoot fleeing suspects unless they pose a threat to an officer's life or unless the officer has a good faith belief the suspect poses a substantial danger to the public.
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The boars, aside from their brazen behavior, aren't likely to pose a threat to Namie's returning residents—that is, unless residents start to eat them (wild boar meat is quite popular in Japan).
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The Trump administration has pressed the North to give up its nuclear weapons programme, which, combined with its missile capabilities, pose a threat to the United States, before it can expect any concessions.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call that such a scenario, if it came to pass, would pose a threat to the Middle East and to Russian forces in Syria.
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That state burden has been amplified by a maintenance backlog that can pose a threat to public safety, as was recently highlighted by last month's emergency spill along the Oroville Dam in California.
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Marvel, for one, is frequently criticized for having a "villain problem" because its bad guys often lack clear motivation beyond the story's need for a character to pose a threat to the heroes.
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JH: Big systems, right, and one of the reasons I think in the end that the technology was not adopted quickly was that it did pose a threat to their existing product line.
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This alchemy is not cynical: Many elites sincerely believe that reform movements pose a threat to their power, national unity, and civic order; and in wartime, these three items comprise a seamless triptych.
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Police cannot legally shoot fleeing suspects unless they pose a threat to an officer's life or unless the officer has a good-faith belief the suspect poses a substantial danger to the public.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Online attacks could pose a threat to the stability of Norway's banking system unless sufficient contingency measures are put in place, the country's central bank said in a report on Thursday.
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The governor and his staff needed to know if the person had made serious progress toward rehabilitation, had the ability to survive outside prison and would not pose a threat to public safety.
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And both Sanders and Warren have called for the government to step in and break up the nation's biggest banks, calling them large enough to pose a threat to the entire financial system.
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Under the stricter character test, foreigners may be deported from Australia if they have served 12 months or more in prison or if immigration officials believe they pose a threat to the country.
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But since factories in China are the world's main assemblers of electronics, the country's drive for self-sufficiency in microchips could pose a threat to chip producers in the rest of the world.
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The Trump administration has pressed the North to give up its nuclear weapons program, which, combined with its missile capabilities, pose a threat to the United States, before it can expect any concessions.
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Mr. Xi, apparently concerned that independent worship might pose a threat to the ruling Communist Party's dominance over daily life in China, has sought to bring Christianity more firmly under the party's control.
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In an interview with Reuters last month, the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said he was open to easing the sanctions on Rusal, which the company has said pose a threat to its operations.
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Civil liberties groups said that makes it even more likely that individuals who do not pose a threat to airports or planes will be swept up in the United States' homeland security system.
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"They (USCIS) have represented to the public that people can come in for these interviews and be safe from arrest unless they pose a threat to public safety or national security," Segal said.
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Incoming President Donald Trump and other key Republicans who will be running Congress have been critical of the U.S. central bank and could pose a threat to its hallowed independence from political interference.
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The Starwood deal would also undergo a CFIUS review, primarily to ensure that none of its hotels are so close to sensitive U.S. facilities that they pose a threat to U.S. national security.
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He was unarmed, and he did not pose a threat to the officer or to the community, and the verdict today says that is OK, that is acceptable behavior from a police officer.
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Four chemicals that are nearly ubiquitous in everyday products — 233,26-dioxane, 2000-bromopropane, trichloroethylene and chlorpyrifos — are now under review by agency regulators to determine whether they pose a threat to public health.
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The government is increasing its scrutiny of prolific dealmakers like Wanda that depended heavily on loans from state-controlled banks, concerned that they pose a threat to the financial system and economic growth.
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However, poor urban planning and its impact on water management in the low-lying area pose a threat to the historic park, said Montira Horayangura Unakul, National Professional Officer with UNESCO's Culture Unit.
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They include high-level interagency review of proposed strikes and requirements that the target pose a threat to Americans — not just to American interests — and near certainty that no civilians would be killed.
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Republican senators have been incensed with Turkey's purchase of the S-400, which the United States says pose a threat to its F-35 fighter jets and cannot be integrated into NATO defenses.
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"The Immigration Office can immediately, without interference of a judge, put someone out of the country based on indications that he or she could pose a threat to the public order," he said.
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The U.S. government's national security screening and vetting procedures for visitors are constantly reviewed and refined to improve security and more effectively identify individuals who could pose a threat to the United States.
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Over the past few years, these low-cost carriers have shown impressive growth and now pose a threat to American, Delta, and United in several key markets such as Denver, Chicago, and Dallas.
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Not only does it prove a country's capability to shoot down potentially hostile satellites, but similar technology could — in theory — be used to intercept intercontinental ballistic missiles that pose a threat to a nation.
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The big picture: Among loyal members of the Trump administration, the message was clear: The author of the op-ed is a coward who could pose a threat to national security and should resign.
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They may pose a threat to the Patriots, losers of four of their final six regular-season games, the worst record over the last six games in Coach Bill Belichick's time in New England.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said on Friday it tracked a North Korean ballistic missile launch but the missile did not leave North Korean territory and did not pose a threat to North America.
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The US Secret Service has revealed plans for a test of facial recognition surveillance around the White House, with the goal of identifying "subjects of interest" who might pose a threat to the president.
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Still, Dish does pose a threat to a combined T-Mobile/Sprint because it will have an incentive to undercut prices immediately to build up a subscriber count, said MoffettNathanson telecommunications analyst Craig Moffett.
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"Those people who are in this country and pose a threat to our public safety, or have committed a crime, will be the first to go," White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters Tuesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Crypto assets such as bitcoin do not pose a threat to financial stability but monitoring is needed along with possible action to protect consumers, the global Financial Stability Board said on Wednesday.
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And can the international crew on Envy rebuild that trust in each other for this final week, and would their success be enough to pose a threat to the top-tier teams in playoffs?
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Fort McClellan was closed in 1999 after the Environmental Protection Agency labeled it a "Superfund site," a term used for areas so contaminated by hazardous waste that they pose a threat to human health.
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CBSA can arrest and detain foreign nationals without warrants if it deems they pose a threat to public safety, are a flight risk or if their identity cannot be proven, according to its website.
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Earlier on Wednesday another rebel negotiator, Pablo Catatumbo, raised concerns that right-wing paramilitary groups he blamed for a spate of killings in Colombia might pose a threat to the FARC once it disarms.
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"It's necessary for the PBOC to take on more regulatory functions under its MPA because there are many hidden risks that could pose a threat to China's financial stability," said the second policy adviser.
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They say that with their cozy ties to the Chinese government, these companies can pose a threat to U.S. national security because Chinese authorities could compel them into offering a backdoor into U.S. affairs.
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The result is the power to predict maintenance needs and act on issues of structural integrity and dangerous road conditions long before they pose a threat to driverless cars and the passengers inside them.
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How Pelosi opponents could pose a threat to getting 218 votes To be elected speaker, a candidate needs to win a majority of members who vote for a specific person on the House floor.
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Working closely with the Russian air force and Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Hezbollah has helped turn the tide in the Syrian war which appeared to pose a threat to Assad's rule as recently as 2015.
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It was classified, although the administration publicly said it tightened standards for strikes — including requirements that targets must pose a threat to Americans and the "near certainty" that there would be no civilian deaths.
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He said the missile had successfully undergone the first tests, but many observers have remained skeptical, arguing that such a weapon could be very difficult to handle and pose a threat to the environment.
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The IMF warned earlier this month that U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies, including the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on key allies, pose a threat to undermine the global trading system.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss machinery makers' orders rose 24.2 percent in the second quarter, they said on Tuesday while raising concern that an trade spat with the European Union could pose a threat to growth.
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The suburbs could also pose a threat to Trump's reelection chances as well as a number of vulnerable Senate Republicans facing uphill reelection battles in states such as Colorado, Maine, North Carolina and Arizona.
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Mr. Trump convened his trade advisers at the White House on Tuesday to discuss a Commerce Department investigation into whether the auto tariffs pose a threat to national security — a precursor to imposing tariffs.
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Mr. Trump has used Section 232 to impose tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum after a Commerce Department investigation determined the metals pose a threat to national security by degrading the American industrial base.
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Turkey, which has a large and restive Kurdish minority, is concerned that the Syrian Democratic Forces have carved out an autonomous semi-state in northeastern Syria that could pose a threat to its security.
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Immigration authorities will halt most enforcement across the U.S., shifting efforts to deport only foreign nationals who have committed crimes or pose a threat to public safety, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said Wednesday.
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Officers regularly inventory and maintain inmates' property, search cells, and secure common areas in the unit, making sure these spaces are free of contraband that could pose a threat to prison staff or inmates.
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Hurricane Dorian has grown slightly stronger and shifted its path and is now expected to pose a threat to Georgia and the Carolinas in addition to Florida, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
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They voiced concern that the prospect of being arrested at a medical facility might dissuade immigrants from seeking the care they need, which, amid the pandemic, could pose a threat to overall public health.
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"For the time being, the exchange rate move is not causing inflation pressure that would pose a threat to the success of Hungarian economic policy or would erode the significant wage rises," he said.
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But as the Trump administration moves to counter China's tech prowess, Beijing's tighter grip could pose a threat to the country's competitiveness, and to the innovation that has made Chinese tech firms global heavyweights.
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The orders would allow law enforcement officers, with approval from a court, to remove firearms from those who pose a threat to themselves or others and temporarily to prevent individuals from purchasing new firearms.
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Coats said the long-range nuclear missile would pose a threat to the entire U.S., adding that even conventional weapons could be used to harm South Korea, Japan and U.S. targets in the region.
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But Tillerson's firing and national economic advisor Gary Cohn's departure could indicate that Trump is becoming further influenced by the anti-establishment wing of his Cabinet, which would pose a threat to McMaster's tenure.
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Now Ford is working with Lyft alongside some of its major competitors like General Motors and Jaguar and other companies that pose a threat to its autonomous efforts like Alphabet's Waymo, nuTonomy and Drive.
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While some hotel rooms have already been listed quietly on the platform, the formal addition of rooms at boutique hotels or vacation rentals will pose a threat to booking competitors like Priceline and Expedia.
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Justice Department Wants Apple to Unlock Nine More iPhones | The disclosure appears to buttress the company's concerns that the dispute could pose a threat to encryption safeguards that goes well beyond the single California case.
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WhatsApp's popularity in India is likely to pose a threat to established players, but it is entering a competitive market after Alphabet Inc's Google launched a payments app last year to compete with local players.
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"It would be wrong if TfL continued to license Uber if there is any way that this could pose a threat to Londoners' safety and security," he said in a statement shortly after the announcement.
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How would it be fashioned to ensure that North Korea gives up all its nuclear weapons and missiles that not only pose a threat to the U.S. homeland but protects our allies in East Asia?
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On Friday night, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said that Cathay crew who have engaged in the protests pose a threat to aviation safety in mainland China, according to a statement on its website.
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In that version, America is a place where terrorists are always at the doorstep, where you'll never find a job, where immigrants pose a threat to public safety, where the whole world is the enemy.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - The political situation in Italy should not pose a threat to the euro zone despite the gyrations it is causing on financial markets, European Central Bank rate setter Vitas Vasiliauskas said on Monday.
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Its report comes as European states, including the Netherlands, assess the safety of their 5g telecommunications networks amid an international row over whether equipment made by China's Huawei could pose a threat to national security.
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CATHAY WARNING China's warning on Cathay, saying crew who engaged in the protests pose a threat to safety and should be suspended from staffing flights to the mainland, follows the pilot's arrest and tumbling bookings.
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He said last week the currency could pose a "threat to our democracy" if it were to become such a widely used medium of exchange that it compromised the Fed's ability to enact monetary policy.
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These companies claim or imply their medications are from Canada but are really sourced elsewhere and could pose a threat to patients' safety, said Walker, who also chairs the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies Canada.
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"TSA does not have valid evidence that most of the indicators in its revised list of behavioral indicators can be used to identify individuals who may pose a threat to aviation security," the report concludes.
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That hardly means that he or the people who claim to be part of his movement do not pose a threat to democracy, but the type of threat differs from that posed by "classical" fascists.
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The proposals, sent to the European Commission on July 15, come after assessments conducted by European states amid an international row over whether equipment made by China's Huawei could pose a threat to national security.
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The president of the Chicago-based US-China Chamber of Commerce, whose mission is to facilitate partnerships between businesses in the two countries, said China could pose a threat to jobs in the United States.
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Its report comes as European states, including the Netherlands, assess the safety of their 5G telecommunications networks amid an international row over whether equipment made by China's Huawei could pose a threat to national security.
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Lidl hasn't even opened its doors yet in the U.S., and the German grocery chain is already proving how it will pose a threat to many established retailers — including those outside of the supermarket space.
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The pad is in the wrong position to launch things to the ISS, though; the rocket would have to fly over land while it gains altitude, which could pose a threat to the general public.
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McDonald didn't appear to pose a threat to the people around him as he haphazardly ran down a Chicago street, allegedly carrying a knife but keeping his distance from the police cars parked around him.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle, though they see eye-to-eye on very little, seem to agree that giant internet companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Google may pose a threat to society.
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"However slim or remote the chance might be that a disturbed individual or individuals might pose a threat to our campus, we had to think carefully about ways to reduce that potential danger," she said.
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"The deceleration in GDP growth this year will weigh on corporate profit growth, while increased labor costs pose a threat to margins," said Jay Bryson, global economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Seehofer also said that militant Islamists pose a threat to national security and said there should be border controls between neighboring EU states so long as the European Union's external borders are not controlled effectively.
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Trump has called for aggressive measures in combating the threat of Islamic State forces in Iraq and Syria and has proposed blocking immigrants from countries that he says pose a threat to the United States.
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"Seeing exports of U.S. produced crude that large would pose a threat to the level that the Brent-WTI premium can go," said Gene McGillian, manager of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A 120-day suspension on the U.S. Refugee Admission Program (USRAP): The Secretary of State will determine what procedures should be used to ensure no refugees pose a threat to national security in 120 days.
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Despite arguments from Bailey's family's attorneys that the teenager didn't pose a threat to officers when he fled, Colorado law often protects police who shoot suspects who are running away, according to the Denver Post.
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There are no factors that pose a threat to life and health of the population in the area, the administration of Severodvinsk, a town in Russia's Arkhangelsk region, said in a statement quoted by Interfax.
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Trump's proposed steel tariffs could pose a threat to Harley and add an estimated $2003 million to its costs, and the European Union has threatened to impose a tariff on the company's motorcycles in retaliation.
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Legal experts say that under federal regulations, it is clear that students can be barred from campus if they pose a threat to others, but less clear if they pose a threat only to themselves.
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The policy maintains that "if an officer believes that releasing an offender would pose a threat to public safety, the officer will notify a supervisor" who could then decide if the suspect should be held.
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Fox News executives are also aware of fledgling but growing rivals in the conservative television sphere, including the Sinclair constellation of stations and One America News Network, that could pose a threat to its dominance.
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The Trump administration could unilaterally impose restrictions on national security grounds, as it has with tariffs, on the basis that American money is flowing to Chinese companies that pose a threat to the United States.
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Bill Nelson, D-Florida, to introduce a bill that would encourage states to adopt "red flag" laws, which give officials authority to take guns away from people who pose a threat to themselves or others.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): To comply with EU law, Poland's government is working on legislation which will help environmentalists effectively block investments that pose a threat to the environment, Rzeczpospolita daily said.
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Big banks and hedge funds helped fuel disruptions in the overnight lending markets a few months ago that continue to pose a threat to the financial system, according to a Bank for International Settlements analysis.
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Play that out a thousand times over and the crux of the state's housing crisis is clear: Everyone knows housing costs are unsustainable and unfair, and that they pose a threat to the state's economy.
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"They understand that these new entrants, the technology companies, they pose a threat to traditional banks," Sonny Hsu, vice president and senior credit officer in the Financial Institutions Group at Moody's Investors Service, told CNBC.
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The S-300 is a surface-to-air missile system that could potentially pose a threat to U.S. air forces flying over Syria in their mission to destroy the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Bracing for more potential fatalities, authorities said an emergency fire in Lameroo, 210 km (130.5 miles) east of Adelaide may pose a threat to lives directly in its path and urged residents to flee now.
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Many Israelis who are fully devoted to their country believe the occupation, and the settlement construction on it, undermine the democratic ideals on which Israel was founded and thus pose a threat to the state.
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During a Senate floor speech on Monday, Schumer strongly urged Americans to delete apps like FaceApp, and emphasized that Russia might not be the only country to pose a threat to national security through apps.
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Proponents of a Space Force argue that the Air Force does not pay enough attention to outer space, even as Russia and China are developing antisatellite weapons that could pose a threat to American satellites.
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My administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students, secure our schools, and keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others.
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" Matthew Bourke, an ICE spokesman, said ICE will not comment on operational details and "ICE prioritizes the arrest and removal of unlawfully present aliens who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security.
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The goal is to ensure countries "make sure that airport employees, aviation workers et cetera, aren't corrupted or are co-opted to pose a threat to aircraft, especially those that are U.S.-bound," an official said.
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So on October 20183th, in the morning, as I write in the book, two of our top security and intelligence officials say the Russians hacked the DNC and the Russians pose a threat to our election.
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Delisting the bears is strongly supported by hunters, who prize them as trophy animals, and ranchers, a powerful political constituency in the region who say the bears' growing numbers pose a threat to humans and livestock.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in a television interview Sunday the United States and NATO were taking aggressive steps rooted in 'Russophobia' and that recent remarks by leaders pose a threat to Russia's national security.
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Although conducted at the relatively low orbit of 300 kilometers, the debris from India's weapons test may "pose a threat" to anything in higher orbits, Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center, told CNBC.
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" "Once the animal carcass reaches a temperature sufficient to destroy bacteria and viruses that would pose a threat to my empire," the fake post says, "I will consume the flesh to replenish my stores of energy.
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The European Commission has added Saudi Arabia to an EU draft list of countries that pose a threat to the bloc because of lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering, sources told Reuters last month.
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There's no such sense of hope in Robert Scott Wildes' toxic feature directorial debut Poor Boy, which showcases the least appealing types of cinematic losers: the Dangerous Losers who pose a threat to everyone around them.
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If an individual is deemed to pose a threat to him or herself or others, family members, counselors, or law enforcement can petition for an ERPO, which would bar this individual from purchasing or owning guns.
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In other words, China's technological sophistication lags far behind the US. The only area where China appears to pose a threat to the US is in manufacturing, because most US-China trade is in manufactured goods.
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My administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students, secure our schools and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Friday that Iran's latest move to scale back its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal did not pose a threat to the non-proliferation regime, Interfax news agency reported.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has taken action to track people who pose a threat to its national security at borders, including those using private flights, security advisers said on Tuesday according to Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman.
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Houses where smokers have lived remain polluted with tobacco smoke for at least six months after the smoker has quit and may continue to pose a threat to nonsmokers who live there, a new study found.
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Pacific Command said the missiles did not pose a threat to the U.S. mainland or to the Pacific territory of Guam, which North Korea had threatened earlier this month to surround in a "sea of fire".
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For example, the EPA Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention runs a program that screens and tests endocrine disruptors, which are harmful chemicals that pose a threat to reproductive health and children's growth and development.
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That idea then was widely dismissed as a move the actually could drive Treasury yields higher, jeopardize the nation's standing among its creditors and pose a threat to the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency.
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That kind of establishment moves into the red-light district where Cabaret Maxime resides, and when the competition's sleazy owners start talking about social media marketing, they pose a threat to Bennie's way of doing things.
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Some citizens are concerned that the predominantly male refugee population could pose a threat to the safety of Korean women; others with preconceived notions about Islam claim that the religion is not compatible with Korean culture.
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State security officials also know him, because his name has surfaced in annual reports by the Hesse's domestic security agency, which monitors individuals who are believed to pose a threat to the country and the Constitution.
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"Locking up people who don't pose a threat to public safety is a waste of taxpayer money, a waste of resources and doesn't deter crime," said Steve Hawkins, president of the bipartisan Coalition for Public Safety.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Efforts to protect the greater sage grouse, a bird found in the western United States, do not pose a threat to the U.S. military, two senior Democratic House of Representatives lawmakers said on Tuesday.
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Passing critical legislation to protect the most vulnerable people in these incarcerated settings, and releasing those who no longer pose a threat to society would send a message of equal opportunity commitment to all New Yorkers.
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The administration of President Donald Trump has taken a sharply different tack on immigration, declaring that all those in the country illegally, whether or not they pose a threat to public safety, are subject to deportation.
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By acquiring documents that could pose a threat to the state if their contents were obtained by extremist groups, he said, the pair were working for the benefit of Reuters rather than for the national interest.
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The findings, announced at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, show how some of the world's most advanced hackers increasingly pose a threat to consumers and companies not traditionally targeted by state-backed espionage campaigns.
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"We want to express our support for maintaining and expanding the utilization of the detention facility during your administration by detaining current and future enemy combatants who pose a threat to our national security," the senators write.
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Apple had argued that a Supreme Court ruling allowing the case to proceed could pose a threat to e-commerce, a rapidly expanding segment of the U.S. economy worth hundreds of billions of dollars in annual sales.
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North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) program is designed to pose a threat to the US homeland, introducing doubt as to whether the United States would be willing to trade one of its own cities for Seoul.
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Hunters and ranchers, who make up a powerful political constituency in Western states, have strongly advocated de-listing grizzlies, arguing that their increasing numbers pose a threat to humans, livestock and big-game animals such as elk.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference that Japan's steel and aluminum shipments did not pose a threat to U.S. national security and that they contributed greatly to employment and industry in the United States.
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Jim Gard, a math teacher at the school, told the Miami Herald that Cruz was a student in his class last year, and that teachers had previously been warned he could pose a threat to the school.
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Israeli entrepreneurs, renowned for their defense and cybersecurity expertise, are developing systems that can intercept drones that pose a threat to public safety and prevent attacks that attempt to use a drone to carry out an exploit.
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According to the World Health Organization, half of the world will be living in areas where water isn't easily available by 2025, while other reports show that global water shortages pose a threat to the national security.
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"The irony is that deteriorating U.S.-German relations might actually jeopardize German manufacturing investments in the U.S. and thereby pose a threat to the very jobs Trump has said repeatedly that he wants to boost," Kirkegaard said.
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It said Islamic State was also likely to start planning attacks and sending militants to Europe from Libya and that other groups, including al Qaeda and its affiliates, also continue to pose a threat to the continent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The rapidly growing exchange-traded-funds sector does not pose a threat to financial stability as the market has coped well so far with liquidity crunches, research from Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday.
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As the researchers discovered, however, only about a dozen known asteroids and dwarf planets in the solar system (including Pluto) have enough mass that an impact would boil the Earth's oceans and pose a threat to tardigrades.
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In recent weeks, however, and following an agriculture ministry-led study that concluded ergot could pose a threat to plant life, the quarantine's strict position has been formally adopted by every major institution overseeing the ergot rules.
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"There is no way to predict what comes in the door of that White House from day to day that can pose a threat to the United States or one of our friends and allies," she said.
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If that U.S.-German chasm is allowed to go unchecked and stretch further, the snapback could trigger a surge in currency market volatility - currently near historic lows - and maybe even pose a threat to global financial stability.
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Separately on Sunday, the Jordanian state security court, a special body that has jurisdiction over crimes considered to pose a threat to the country's internal and external security, said 21 suspects would be tried on terrorism charges.
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"The STA that TSA conducts adheres to the statutory mandate to vet certificate applicants against the government's consolidated terrorist watchlists to determine whether they may pose a threat to national or transportation security," the FAA rules state.
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Once constructed, the pipeline would span more than 85033,000 bodies of water and roughly 245 miles of forest, which protesters say could pose a threat to the area's municipal water supplies and habitat, according to the publication.
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Intelligence veterans were stunned by news that Republican lawmakers stormed a secure area on Capitol Hill where impeachment hearings were taking place Wednesday, saying what some called a "thuggish" stunt could pose a threat to national security.
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In most cases you must empty your pockets, walk through a metal detector, or have your body scanned to ultimately prove that you do not pose a threat to the secure area surrounded by walls or barriers.
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Ross stated that the US would issue licenses to US companies looking to sell to Huawei as long as it does not pose a threat to national security, though the company remains on the US trade blacklist.
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A lot depends on whether Congress moves ahead with a long awaited overhaul of the current government system for reviewing and approving transactions that may pose a threat to national security, including the transfer of sensitive technologies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Uncertainty over drug regulation and a reluctance by Britain's health service to use certain pricey modern medicines pose a threat to the country's respected life sciences sector, the head Swiss drugmaker Roche said on Thursday.
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On March 13, Valery Gerasimov, the head of Russia's General Staff, said, 'Russia's armed forces will take retaliatory measures against the missiles and launchers used" in attacks that pose "a threat to the lives of our servicemen.
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While in Afghanistan, the Canadian Armed Forces collected biometric markers from locals who were suspected or believed to pose a threat to soldiers, and from shrapnel collected after bomb blasts, according to background info provided by DND.
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After conducting their research, students can hold a forum about the state of democracy in the United States, in which they evaluate whether they notice any actions, rhetoric or patterns that pose a threat to American democracy.
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But at a time when the church is enduring an international crisis, largely over generations of sexual misconduct and cover-ups, the suggestion that Francis was in any way complicit could pose a threat to his papacy.
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BEIJING — China moved on Friday to curb investment overseas by its companies and conglomerates, issuing its strongest signal yet that it wants to rein in runaway debt that could pose a threat to the country's slowing economy.
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Some of them were championed by gun control advocates, like allowing law enforcement to ask for an "extreme risk protection order," which temporarily prohibits someone from possessing firearms if they pose a threat to themselves or others.
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The head of LVMH's watch division, which makes watches under the Zenith, Hublot and TAG-Heuer brands, Jean-Claude Biver thought the Apple Watch did not pose a threat to Swiss watches above a certain price point.
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The Director of National Intelligence would also be required to monitor governments, corporations, nonprofits and for-profit organizations that "pose a threat to sensitive research projects at universities," including the Chinese technology firm Huawei and others. Reps.
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Share buybacks, one of the key building blocks for the nearly 22020-year bull market run, have gotten off to a slow start in 21950 that, if sustained, could pose a threat to the Wall Street rally.
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Many of them are not terribly interested in identity politics or transgender rights or the fate of undocumented immigrants they believe pose a threat to what few economic opportunities might be left for them and their children.
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What they all share is the narrative that trans people pose a threat — to military cohesion, to the safety and privacy of your children, to the national purse— that justifies singling us out for discrimination and abuse.
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" In a statement earlier this week, the general secretary of Greece's Justice Ministry, Kostis Papaioannou, said the actions of the protesters were "reminiscent of past manifestations of hate which pose a threat to law, order and security.
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Ankara and Washington have been at odds over Turkey's purchase of Russian S-400 missile defences, which has raised the prospect of U.S. sanctions and which Washington says pose a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35s.
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The research suggests that people age out of crime, so letting them out of prison 10 or 20 years down the line — instead of the longer sentences applied today — might not pose a threat to public safety.
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But while it can admittedly be a helpful tool to apprehend criminals that pose a threat to public safety, you should be aware that these ancestry sites could expose not only your identity but anyone related to you.
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Cryptocurrencies do not pose a threat to in the near term, but the credit card giant is prepared to implement crypto-friendly systems if the digital currencies become more established, Visa CEO Al Kelly told CNBC on Thursday.
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NEW DELHI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp's buyout of the rest of minivehicle unit Daihatsu Motor Co will pose a threat to Suzuki Motor Corp in India and other markets, a top Suzuki executive said on Tuesday.
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"My administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students, secure our schools and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others," Trump said.
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EIOPA said it will check how national regulators implement its recommendations to ensure a "coordinated response to situations that may pose a threat to the viability of the supervised entity and, collectively, to the system as a whole".
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As a result, Kavanaugh would pose a threat to Democrats who believe the Constitution can be twisted like a pretzel to justify their belief in Big Government, with a heavy regulatory hand reigning supreme over individual constitutional rights.
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US admiral: Chinese opposition 'preposterous' Harris said it was "preposterous" that China would take economic steps to try to stop South Korea from receiving a defensive system, which the US insists does not pose a threat to Beijing.
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While Australian politics usually have a muted impact on broader markets, the vote count so far has produced no clear winner, suggesting possible policy paralysis ahead which could pose a threat to the country's triple A credit rating.
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Trump has made attacks on the United States a signature point of his campaign, arguing that President Obama and Clinton have been too willing to accept refugees who Trump says could pose a threat to the United States.
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Huawei is reportedly helping to build out wireless networks in North Korea, a revelation that is sure to add to the United States government's concerns that the Chinese telecommunications giant's technologies may pose a threat to national security.
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Last week lender GE Capital, a unit of General Electric, asked to have its designation removed, saying it had shrunk to the point where it would not pose a threat to the financial system if it experiences distress.
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"The U.S. can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations, the Taliban and others, that pose a threat to the region and beyond ... No partnership can survive a country's harboring of militants, " he said.
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Turkey has been at odds with the US over its purchase of Russian S-400 missile systems, which Washington says are not compatible with NATO defenses and pose a threat to Lockheed Martin's F-35 "stealth" fighter jets.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) will release a report detailing nine products — all commercially available under current federal law — the advocates say are designed specifically to circumvent long-established gun checks and therefore pose a threat to public safety.
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Created by the U.S. Secret Service, and implemented across the Federal government, BTAM seeks to identify when individuals who make a threat actually pose a threat to themselves or others and deescalate them off the pathway to violence.
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Now a growing body of research suggests that many of these chemicals — which are used to make plastic more flexible, fruits and vegetables more abundant and upholstery less flammable — may also pose a threat to the developing brain.
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"We are forced to take countermeasures — that is, to aim our missile systems at those facilities which we think pose a threat to us," Mr. Putin said in a documentary by Oliver Stone that was broadcast last week.
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The bad news is that it is misleading to conclude that Iran's nuclear ambitions have been shuttered or that those ambitions will no longer pose a threat to the security and stability of the Middle East or beyond.
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In his speeches and writing since his retirement, General Flynn has veered far from the mainstream in his views of Islam, and has insisted that Islamist militants pose a threat to the very existence of the United States.
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The U.S. Pacific Command said it tracked the missile for 1.11 minutes and that it landed in the Sea of Japan, noting that the North American Aerospace Defense Command determined it didn't pose a threat to North America.
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While those platforms are all focused on video streamers, they still pose a threat to Patreon, which needs to maximize the number of successful creators it hosts in order to earn enough from its tiny cut of payments.
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And if they pose a threat to government, that's largely a white threat — the Black Panthers (at least as they existed in the 1960s) aren't around anymore — but black communities are the ones police are often afraid of.
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Why it matters: The projectiles did not pose a threat to the United States or its allies, a U.S. official told CNN, but North Korea nonetheless has appeared to have conducted its second missile test in a week.
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Top chipmaker SK Hynix warned that a prolonged coronavirus outbreak could pose a threat to its chip production, and said it would bring down its annual investment after it announced a sharp fall in quarterly profit on Friday.
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"We have another election in three years, and if we are as bad as everyone says we are, if we indeed pose a threat to any democratic freedoms, people will speak up by voting against us," he said.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command determined the missile did not pose a threat to North America, but experts say the range and length of the missile's flight indicates North Korea has the capability to hit the continent.
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The non-profit groups, a mix of religious and social justice organizations, said they respected Flynn's 33 years in uniform, but claimed that his appointment would damage US standing in the world and pose a threat to national security.
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Ankara and Washington have been at loggerheads over Turkey's purchase of the S-400s systems, which the United States says are not compatible with NATO defences and pose a threat to its Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighter jets.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government on Wednesday pressed the United States to cooperate in helping to identify white supremacists that pose a threat to its citizens after a weekend shooting in El Paso, Texas that killed eight Mexican nationals.
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Cryptocurrencies do not pose a threat to Visa in the near term, but the credit card giant is prepared to implement crypto-friendly systems if the digital currencies become more established, Visa CEO Al Kelly told CNBC on Thursday.
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Indeed, the fact that there may be others creeping in to offer some (or all) of the same features that have helped SoundCloud make its name could potentially pose a threat to the company still finding its business feet.
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Ankara and Washington have been at loggerheads over Turkey's purchase of the S-400s systems, which the United States says are not compatible with NATO defenses and pose a threat to its Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighter jets.
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"In fact, hospital networks experience constant attempts of intrusion and attack, which can pose a threat to patient safety," says Suzanne Schwartz, the FDA's associate director for science and strategic partnerships, in a blog post about the new guidelines.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union's economic and financial committee has criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's economic policy and is worried that his efforts to boost protectionism pose a threat to the global economy, a German magazine reported on Saturday.
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The U.S. military said soon after the launch it had detected a single intermediate range ballistic missile but the missile did not pose a threat to North America or Guam, towards which Pyongyang had previously threatened to launch missiles.
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Thilo Brodtmann, executive director of VDMA, Germany's engineering federation representing more than 3,000 companies including giants Siemens and Bosch, said he sees widespread concern among German enterprises that Trump's anti-trade policies could pose a threat to their businesses.
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" All she wanted was him expelled from the school, but according to the lawsuit he was not removed from the school and the lawsuit claims, he "continues to pose a threat to the safety and lives of other students.
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The new music service is unlikely to steal many customers from Spotify, but it could pose a threat to other players, said David Pakman, a partner at Venrock who headed early Apple music efforts, when informed of the move.
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In a tweet, Huawei stated that the Australian government told the company that both it and ZTE are banned from supplying 5G technology to the country, despite Huawei's assurances that it does not pose a threat to national security.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, in his latest move, threatened to impose a 163 percent tariff on all European Union car imports, a month after the administration launched a probe into whether auto imports pose a threat to national security.
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In his first press conference as central bank chief, Roberto Campos Neto also said that volatility and uncertainty has increased lately, but said the current global economic slowdown is not severe enough to pose a threat to global liquidity.
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We could follow the lead of California and implement laws empowering family members to petition judges for gun violence restraining orders to temporarily block the purchase of a firearm to individuals who pose a threat to themselves or others.
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While noting at the time that under his presidency "deportations of criminals are up 80%", Mr Obama made a distinction between illegals who pose a threat to the nation and those who live and work peacefully within America's borders.
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Eleven states have passed "red flag" gun laws that allow law enforcement or other state officials, and sometimes family members, to seek a court order to temporarily seize guns from people who pose a threat to themselves or others.
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In the past the bank has been sceptical of pushing rates into negative territory, fearing financial instability: negative rates pose a threat to building societies, which are almost entirely funded by deposits and whose assets are mainly mortgage lending.
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"While ICE focuses its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security, the agency no longer exempts classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement," an ICE spokesperson told CNN.
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The organization had been tracking Mr. Holzer's online activity since May 2016, according to Scott Levin, its regional director, and had repeatedly shared information with law enforcement, citing a concern that he might pose a threat to public safety.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. banking regulator said on Wednesday that bitcoin does not currently pose a threat to the country's banking system and that there is "space" for innovative financial technology firms to operate in the traditional lending business.
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In two years, a female snakehead fish can release up to 150,000 eggs, but without a competing predator outside its natural habitat to keep its population in check, the land-dwelling fish can pose a threat to local animals.
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Furthermore, we have instructed security officers that the Commission will not physically engage anyone that comes to a Commission open meeting, unless they are purposefully disrupting the meeting or they pose a threat to the safety of FCC employees.
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So Scott didn't appear to pose a threat to anyone at the time of the shooting, and there was no reason to believe letting him go would endanger the public, as the law generally requires to justify a shooting.
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The Trump administration on Monday issued a new 7.02823-day extension allowing U.S. companies to continue doing business with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd as U.S. regulators continue crafting rules on telecommunications firms that pose a threat to national security.
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" He added, though, that the government is granting waivers for people whose entry "would be in the national interest" and "would not pose a threat to national security or public safety" and whose prohibited entry "would cause undue hardship.
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Japan is also concerned the US could reach a deal with North Korea to restrict its long-range missiles, while allowing the North to retain its short and medium-range missiles that would still pose a threat to Japan.
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"I would argue that until I'm given assurance by the secretary of Homeland [Security], FBI director, director of national intelligence, that these people don't pose a threat to our national security, I'm uncomfortable," McCaul told "Vice" correspondent Gianna Toboni.
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The throngs of attendees kept the peace during the procession, but the show of solidarity is believed to pose a threat to the Cambodian government, especially prime minister Hun Sen, who was a frequent target of Kem Ley's criticism.
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"Getting a clearer picture of fintechs' business activities is essential if we are to better understand whether and in what way they might pose a threat to financial stability," said Weidmann, who sits on the European Central Bank's Governing Council.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is asking the federal government to investigate if a plan for new subway cars in New York City, designed by a Chinese state-owned firm, could pose a threat to national security.
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Earlier Wednesday, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Turkey has proposed to the United States that they form a working group to determine that Russian S-400 missile defense systems do not pose a threat to U.S. or NATO military equipment.
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Todd Canterbury, the wing commander at Luke Air Force Base, made the decision on his own Friday despite there being no evidence the Turks pose a threat to the aircraft or US personnel or would be unable to concentrate on flying.
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"First and foremost, the President has been very, very clear that we need to direct agencies who address those who are in this country illegally and have a criminal record or pose a threat to the American people," he said.
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It also asked countries to curb the supply of weapons to warring parties, "particularly cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, which are indiscriminate when used in civilian-inhabited areas and pose a threat to civilians for years after the cessation of hostilities."
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While boa constrictors can pose a threat to human life when mishandled, NBC reported Murphy fortunately had prior experience with large snakes and was able to safely remove it from the bin of donated clothes in which it was found.
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Gun owners also broadly said they would back "gun violence restraining orders," wherein family members would be allowed to petition courts to temporarily bar someone from purchasing or possessing a gun if they pose a threat to themselves or others.
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Although India's weapons test was conducted at the relatively low orbit of 1083 km, the debris may "pose a threat" to anything in higher orbits, Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center, told CNBC in a prior interview.
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A group of House Republicans introduced a resolution on Monday that denounces the British government's decision to permit Chinese telecom giant Huawei to build part of the country's 22020G network, arguing the move could pose a threat to national security.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai argued that Huawei and ZTE pose a threat to the security of US communications networks because they have to follow Chinese law, which he said requires companies to comply with requests from the country's intelligence services.
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The FSB, which coordinates financial regulation for the G20, said a delay in receiving the Chinese financial sector data meant it was unable to provide a measure of shadow banking activities in China that could pose a threat to stability.
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In the document, the parties agreed to refrain from backing any "political currents that pose a threat to any member country of the (Gulf Cooperation) Council", and provided for Muslim Brotherhood leaders who are non-GCC citizens to leave the area.
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The battle for Marawi has raised concern that Islamic State, on a back foot in Syria and Iraq, is building a regional base on the Philippine island of Mindanao that could pose a threat to neighboring Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore too.
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BRUSSELS/RIYADH (Reuters) - The European Commission has added Saudi Arabia to an EU draft list of countries that pose a threat to the bloc because of lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering, two sources told Reuters on Friday.
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The Commerce Department has delayed the release of its recommendations from a "Section 232" investigation into whether steel imports pose a threat to national security, a finding that could lead to Trump imposing broad quotas or tariffs on steel imports.
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The plant has been a top target for environmentalists and some Democrats in New York, who warn that an accident at the plant would pose a threat to the New York City area, which is about 40 miles away. Gov.
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