Rooftop solar in particular posed a threat to the utilities.
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The swelling Arkansas River had posed a threat to Tulsa's levees.
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He also argued that Trump posed a threat to national security.
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With the shooter at large, everyone posed a threat to the rapper.
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He said there's no evidence Drejka posed a threat to McGlockton's family.
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CDT (2303 GMT) and neither missile posed a threat to North America.
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But CEETA members warned that the tactics posed a threat to small businesses.
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DuRant questioned how the Taser could've posed a threat to Slager 18 feet away.
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It's not like we posed a threat to anybody out there walking our dog.
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He added that he did not believe Cohen posed a threat to his presidency.
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This week the British prime minister warned that Brexit posed a threat to peace.
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Neither Stinson nor Sandee thought that automation posed a threat to their jobs, though.
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Ultimately the mine never posed a threat to the 320 boats in Appleton's marina.
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A more sober analysis might have wondered if this posed a threat to the party.
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The president said that the drone posed a threat to the ship and its crew.
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The Commerce Department previously determined that imports of metals posed a threat to national security.
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It sought to determine whether the imports posed a threat to the country's national security.
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Comey was fired, it seems, precisely because his FBI posed a threat to Trump's authority.
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Faridi's attorney told CNN affiliate KPRC that his client never posed a threat to the country.
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But Davidson said it was China that posed a threat to sovereign rights with military intimidation.
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The officer said he shot Hughes because he thought she posed a threat to her roommate.
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Though these app-based workers posed a threat to her job, she empathized with their situation.
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Jordan's father said neither the teen nor his group posed a threat to the officers' safety.
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The investigation sought to determine whether the imports posed a threat to the country's national security.
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The investigation was to determine whether the imports posed a threat to the country's national security.
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Lincoln warned that a "mobocratic spirit" and "wild and furious passions" posed a threat to republican institutions.
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In an apparent response to the criticism, Kabbashi said social media posed a threat to the country.
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The more important point was that Adam Air no longer posed a threat to the flying public.
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In an interview with MSNBC, Parnas said he did not believe Hyde posed a threat to Yovanovitch.
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For officers to legally use force, they must reasonably believe O'Neal posed a threat to them or others.
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Concerned that the tiger now posed a threat to others, the officers chose to fatally shoot the animal.
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Cummings had been an outspoken critic of Trump, warning that his presidency posed a threat to constitutional principles.
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Still, it's unclear how those activities might have posed a threat to the national security of the UK.
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Lithuania's president, Dalia Grybauskaite, recently warned that "militant illiteracy and aggressive populism" posed a threat to her country.
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Democrats and Republicans generally agreed on whether Russia posed a threat to the U.S. until the Trump era.
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A court later upheld the prohibition on the grounds that the shirts posed a threat to national security.
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Trump said Singapore-based Broadcom's efforts at a hostile takeover of Qualcomm posed a threat to national security.
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Speaking on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Wednesday, Delaware's Coons said Trump posed a threat to the ongoing Russia probe.
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U.S. District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto determined that an inflammatory Facebook post by Shkreli posed a threat to Hillary Clinton.
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Given her size, predators such as hyenas, jackals and saber-toothed cats would have posed a threat to Lucy.
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A military spokeswoman said shots were directed at "rioters .. Who posed a threat to soldiers and the security fence".
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When player pianos became popular at the turn of the century, they posed a threat to the music industry.
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The US military's Strategic Command said it tracked two launches, neither of which posed a threat to North America.
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It provided no details on what went wrong but said the launch never posed a threat to North America.
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On Tuesday the AfD said removing Maassen as head of the BfV agency posed a threat to national security.
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He wondered aloud if she had posed a threat to him because she approached him with an ink pen.
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Company spokesman Chuck Brown said there was no evidence Atlantic salmon posed a threat to wild Pacific salmon stocks.
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A breakaway group of 29 riders — none of whom posed a threat to Thomas's overall lead — got away early.
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The U.S. military's Strategic Command said it tracked two attempted launches, neither of which posed a threat to North America.
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Key takeaways: Democrats and Republicans generally agreed on whether Russia posed a threat to the U.S. until the Trump era.
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The coalition said the pro-government forces advanced in a "deconfliction zone" and posed a threat to coalition-backed forces.
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Without interagency vetting, commanders could strike suspected Shabab fighters even without reason to believe they posed a threat to Americans.
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Armed guards stopped incoming vehicles to the hospital, including ambulances, to make sure none posed a threat to the medical facility.
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These violations posed a threat to the Schuylkill River, which provides drinking water to about 1.5 million people, the government said.
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Republicans say the former secretary of State's email server may have compromised classified information and posed a threat to national security.
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In a letter to Qualcomm, the CFIUS said it was concerned that the deal posed a threat to U.S. national security.
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In particular, investors shared concerns that Facebook's Instagram Stories, which launched in August 2016, posed a threat to Snapchat, the people said.
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Stephens told the Times that he called Dermer to warn him that Keyes posed a threat to women in Israeli government offices.
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After the summit last year, the president declared that North Korea's nuclear arsenal no longer posed a threat to the United States.
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Bolton said that Chinese missile capabilities posed a threat to Russia as the "Russian heartland" was in striking distance of such missiles.
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But he prompted further backlash on Wednesday by answering in the negative when asked if Russia still posed a threat to elections.
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Biden pushed for Shokin's firing because he wasn't cracking down hard enough on corruption, not because he posed a threat to Hunter.
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At the time, U.S. intelligence officials said that the group posed a threat to the United States equal to that of ISIS.
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This could include a show of force, crowd control, temporary detention, and searches of individuals who posed a threat to federal agents.
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Detention was reserved for migrants who were deemed likely to abscond or who posed a threat to national security or public safety.
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Few politicians in Washington doubt the Iranian military chief posed a threat to the US and had American blood on his hands.
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Protest violence left three of Park&aposs supporters dead, but didn&apost escalate to a level that posed a threat to national security.
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Lawyers for his family have said no evidence has been produced to show Rose posed a threat to police, the Associated Press reported.
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Slager argued that even at 18 feet away, Scott still posed a threat to him and could have turned around and charged him.
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He seized on the policy after two terror attacks in New York City last year, claiming it posed a threat to national security.
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But again, these people posed a threat to the United States, to our allies, and that's the reason this strike was carried out.
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I wonder if Eddie realizes that neither of us ever posed a threat to the other's relationship with the love of our lives.
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Critics were quick to slam the move, saying it posed a threat to free speech and to those who publicly disagreed with Trump.
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With few exceptions, liberal members of the American legal community have warned since the beginning that Trump posed a threat to American democracy.
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Slager testified that even at 18 feet away, Scott still posed a threat to him and could have turned around and charged him.
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There was another danger, more insidious and less photogenic than any of these, but which nonetheless posed a threat to their endeavour—boredom.
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"The illegal conduct in this case posed a threat to the environment, surrounding communities and Monsanto workers," said United States Attorney Nick Hanna.
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During this time, we became concerned that a suspect in the investigation potentially posed a threat to the safety of local staff and residents.
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Federal prosecutors argued that Manafort posed a threat to the integrity of the court by allegedly violating his bail conditions while under house arrest.
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It argued that acceptance of flexible ideas of gender posed a threat to traditional families and ignored the natural differences between men and women.
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Over the summer, Mr. Trump vowed to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea if it posed a threat to the United States.
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Russian-backed media quickly set about framing the protesters as "fascists" who posed a threat to Russian ethnic minorities in eastern Ukraine and Crimea.
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Their supporters, she found, were motivated by a desire to protect their national culture — suggesting they believed that immigrants posed a threat to it.
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Daugherty could not imagine a world in which flying drones posed a threat to the Super Bowl, but in 2020, that is the realty.
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At the end of January, Italy's former economic development minister told CNBC that the upcoming vote posed a threat to the country's financial stability.
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Regardless, music by female MCs posed a threat to the very pillars of patriarchy in hip-hop, all the while trying to figure itself out.
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A draft opinion, which was leaked to the media last week, said that the changes posed a threat to the rule of law in Poland.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested last month that NATO forces in eastern Europe posed a threat to Russia, a charge firmly rejected by NATO officials.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation at the time noted the new ICANN contract came with other trademark related issues that also posed a threat to nonprofits.
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On November 13, there was another airstrike 250 miles southwest of Mogadishu when al Shabaab fighters posed a threat to a Somali led counterterrorism operation.
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Though he voted to uphold a Louisiana law restricting abortion access, he declined to take up a case that posed a threat to Roe v.
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Since Andorran authorities were dismantling the bank, BPA no longer posed "a threat to the U.S. financial system," FinCEN said in a February 2016 statement.
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The military also needed to prove the target posed a threat to Americans and that there was a near-certainty that no civilians would die.
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Boeing said this act of alleged dumping posed a threat to its ability to compete in the market for small planes suited for regional operations.
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The Vatican: The department overseeing Catholic education rejected the notion that individuals could choose their gender identity, saying it posed a threat to traditional families.
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Prominent U.S. Democratic and Republican lawmakers last week introduced legislation to try to overturn the deal, saying ZTE posed a threat to America's national security.
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The Army Corps of Engineers removed some early on because they posed a threat to navigation, and the Coast Guard is still finding more boats.
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Judge Ann Donnelly denied the bail request, saying Sanchez still posed a threat to society, but said that he was entitled to proper medical care.
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" Spotted: "In Sequoia, home to [California's] ancient giant sequoias, General Highway was closed because overflowing trash bins were spreading litter and posed a threat to wildlife.
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Because this trash posed a threat to our properties in space, the Department of Defense catalogs and tracks those items that are bigger than a softball.
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Chief Executive Antonio Ramalho told journalists he did not think a legal injunction against the bank's planned sale posed a threat to the operation going through.
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Authorities claimed that party posed a "threat to national security," a charge critics say opened the door to other political constraints in the name of security.
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Those he knew said he posed a threat to ISIS with his piety, knowledge of Islamic law and ability to sway practicing Muslims in his community.
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Authorities detained school principal Turgay Karaman, 43, businessman Ihsan Aslan, 39, and academic Ismet Ozcelik, 58, last week, saying they posed a threat to national security.
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Mr. Trump announced in a proclamation in May that imports of foreign cars were harming the American car industry and posed a threat to national security.
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Enforcement focused on people who posed a threat to national security, as well as those immigrants with serious criminal convictions and who recently crossed the border.
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Three years later, and restored to the cabinet, Mr. Gove also posed a threat to Mr. Johnson because he was a supporter of Brexit before him.
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The authorities in Bucharest issued dozens of authorizations to kill bears that posed a threat to humans or livestock while the hunting ban was in place.
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In 2016, Pew reported that 45 percent of Republicans and 41 percent of Democrats felt that the other party's policies posed a threat to the nation.
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Obama would use Romney's words later as a bludgeoning tool in a debate, mocking him for suggesting that Russia posed a threat to our national security.
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A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that airport officials had the authority to kill migratory birds that posed a threat to planes at Kennedy International Airport.
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In a report on Tuesday, Capital Economics estimated that capital outflows last month were the largest since January, and posed a threat to China's exchange rate regime.
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Microsoft added that the Justice Department's position posed a threat to technology companies by requiring them to choose between complying with a warrant and disobeying foreign laws.
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It expressed support for freedom of expression through art but warned that officials would intervene if they believed that the statue posed a threat to public safety.
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Kannon Shanmugam, an attorney representing the firm, argued that the CFPB posed a threat to liberty because neither the president nor Congress could adequately check its powers.
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Oregon investigators said Finicum posed a threat to law enforcement officers by nearly running over one of them at the roadblock, and by reaching for a gun.
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But ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio denied it posed a threat to monetary policy and compared its rise to the 'Tulip mania' seen three-hundred years ago.
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His core argument against Muslim immigration to the Netherlands was his contention that Islam posed a threat to Western progressive values on, among other things, LGBTQ rights.
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While the video certainly appears to show the officers killing Sterling, it fails to illuminate other details, namely whether Sterling was armed and posed a threat to officers.
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After Prohibition and the Depression gave rise to gangsters and outlaws who posed a threat to white America's sense of safety, the Firearms Act of 10003 was passed.
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Working women, and those in leadership and activist roles, posed a threat to the established order, and Roosevelt's strong federal government was an assault on church and family.
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On Tuesday, the United States launched an air strike against Iranian-backed fighters who it said posed a threat to U.S. and U.S.-backed forces in southern Syria.
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Last July, he was granted a parole board hearing at Guantanamo to determine whether he still posed a threat to national security and if he could be released.
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But a group of migrants earlier this year drew the attention of President Trump, who posted messages on Twitter warning that they posed a threat to American sovereignty.
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When Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Iraq in June, he raised concerns that some of the Iranian-linked groups posed a threat to American forces in Iraq.
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Japan had tracked the missiles North Korea fired over Japan, Mr. Abe said, and would have shot them down if they had posed a threat to Japanese citizens.
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According to the family's attorneys, the mother's inquiry was "informational" in nature and was not motivated out of a concern that her son posed a threat to anybody.
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" More specifically, "In 85033, Pew reported that 45 percent of Republicans and 41 percent of Democrats felt that the other party's policies posed a threat to the nation.
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In response, the Trump administration opened an investigation into whether the tax posed a threat to national security and should be met with American tariffs on French products.
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Noor thought Damond posed a threat to his partner because he heard a loud thump on the side of the car and saw Damond with her arm raised.
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The big picture: The volunteers and so-called "border vigilantes" were motivated by President Trump's constant warnings that the migrant caravan posed a threat to the country's national security.
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The Justice Ministry added the group, Pacific Environment, to a list of banned organizations on Tuesday evening after prosecutors last week said it posed a threat to state security.
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Last night, Uber announced that it had come to an agreement to settle a pair of driver misclassification lawsuits that posed a threat to the company's existing business model.
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Kotleba and two other lawmakers are facing extremism charges and prosecutors took steps in May to ban the entire party, saying it posed a threat to Slovakia's democratic system.
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Taxi drivers and those with interests in the industry staged often-violent demonstrations in protest at this "foreign" entrant that posed a threat to their businesses and financial returns.
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The suit alleges that Oliver "had no probable cause" to believe Jordan was committing a crime, and neither the teenager nor his group posed a threat to officers' safety.
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But on Wednesday, a Norwegian court found that the government had violated his human rights, concluding that his long-term solitary confinement posed a threat to his mental health.
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The NDRC also pitted itself against the PBOC in 2010, arguing inflation would be benign when the central bank was saying rising prices posed a threat to the economy.
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The European Commission said Italy's economy was facing excessive imbalances and policies of its government were making matters worse and also posed a threat to other euro zone countries.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE's regime posed a threat to Soros's vision for Ukraine.
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He added that US intelligence had indicated that the group was preparing for a "large-scale attack" and posed a threat to US and African Union forces in Somalia.
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These enforcement policies were designed to focus ICE's limited resources on deporting unauthorized immigrants who had criminal convictions, recently crossed the border or posed a threat to national security.
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In the documents, prosecutors requested that the judge keep Mr. Wahhaj and the other defendants in detention because they posed a threat to the children and the broader community.
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"The missile did not leave North Korean territory," Benham said in a statement, adding that the missile launch was not determined to have posed a threat to North America.
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In March, CFIUS forced Beijing Kunlun Tech Co Ltd to sell the gay hookup app Grindr, after a probe revealed the user data posed a threat to American citizens.
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The Trump administration determined this year that imports of automobiles posed a threat to America's national security, by eroding an industrial base that also supplies the United States military.
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"'I shot a guy thinking it was my apartment,'" Hermus said, recounting what Guyger told the dispatcher, noting that she never said that Jean posed a threat to her.
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The defense lawyer said the prosecution has neither established how the alleged documents had come into the reporters' possession, nor showed how they posed a threat to national security.
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But a migration that began in southern Mexico last spring drew the attention of Mr. Trump, who warned that the group posed a threat to the United States' sovereignty.
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Dr. Folt, who said she was "disappointed" in the expedited timeline, had decided to have the monument's base removed because she believed it posed a threat to the public.
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The letter, signed by former members both of Congress and RNC staff, said Trump's actions were "divisive and dangerous" and posed a threat to the party and the country.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO rebutted on Wednesday President Vladimir Putin's suggestion that the alliance's forces in eastern Europe posed a threat to Russia, saying they were no match for Moscow deployments.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the projectiles landed in the sea east of the Korean peninsula and never posed a threat to South Korea, Japan or the United States.
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About half the population apparently thought Islam posed a "threat to Western civilisation" while a quarter regarded it as a "dangerous" religion because of its perceived capacity to incite violence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Strategic Command said on Thursday it had tracked two attempted missile launches by North Korea since Wednesday evening, neither of which posed a threat to North America.
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Seth Carpenter, U.S. chief economist at UBS, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" that "toxic" and "intractable" politics were already weighing on markets, and posed a threat to the U.S. economy.
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He added that he did not believe Cohen posed a threat to his presidency and expressed his distaste over the investigation on Twitter, once again calling it a "Witch Hunt."
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A poll organized by the local government showed three quarters of the population opposed offshore drilling activity, which posed a threat to local ecosystems, dolphin populations and their tourism industry.
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Gualtieri says there's no evidence that Drejka posed a threat to McGlockton's family, it was strictly a verbal argument, but McGlockton did engage in unlawful conduct when he pushed Drejka.
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From the start, memorialization on site was a deeply fraught proposition for the powers that be; from where they stood, Sandy Hook — the site — posed a threat to the town.
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Believing that gay people posed a threat to national security, a group within the Royal Canadian Mounted Police known as Section A3 began an extensive surveillance program in the 1950s.
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The United States earlier this month bombed militias aligned with Assad in At Tanf, after the forces advanced in a deconfliction zone and posed a threat to coalition-backed forces.
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In a Portland courtroom on Friday, prosecutors said the defendants were a flight risk and posed a threat to the community because they supported armed resistance to the federal government.
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Authorities in Washington state have reportedly seized a range of weapons from the alleged leader of a neo-Nazi group after concluding that the individual posed a threat to others.
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It has drawn intense scrutiny among conservatives and in right-wing media, and President Trump himself warned on Twitter that the caravan posed a threat to the United States' security.
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Seizure condemned Saudi military spokesman Al-Maliki called the seizure of the ship Sunday a "terrorist operation" that posed a threat to the freedom of international navigation and world trade.
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Under those guidelines, immigration agents were to prioritize deporting immigrants with serious criminal records, those who posed a threat to national security and those who had entered the country recently.
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Cramer spent months warning that an oversupply of IPOs in the 2019 class, which included the likes of Uber, Lyft and Beyond Meat, posed a threat to the broader market.
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Though slavery was also illegal in Michigan when it was admitted to the Union in 1837, bounty hunters crossing state lines still posed a threat to black residents of Detroit.
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A 2017 survey found that one in four troops had seen examples of white nationalism in the ranks, and about one-third said it posed a threat to national security.
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She added that the illegal loggers posed a threat to the health of Isconahua tribal members who live deep in a rainforest inside the reserve, which spans some 1,000 square miles.
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We saw that in 2014, when the Obama administration issued new guidelines that shifted enforcement efforts to focus on recent border-crossers and criminals who posed a threat to public safety.
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The U.S. services sector activity accelerated in May, pointing to robust economic growth in the second quarter, although trade tariffs and a shortage of workers posed a threat to the outlook.
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The video showed Bland's perspective of the traffic stop that led to her arrest, and it contradicted police claims that she posed a threat to the officer who pulled her over.
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The big picture: Sanders, like Trump on Sunday, downplayed the significance of North Korea's recent missile tests, saying none of them have posed "a threat" to the U.S. or its allies.
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In early October, filming for 13 Reasons Why's now finished season 2 was temporarily halted because the California wildfires posed a threat to Vallejo, California, where the show's filming took place.
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At a speech at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday, Erdogan urged world leaders to take action against Gulen's network, saying it posed a threat to their security too.
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Earlier this month the Constitutional Court struck down two provisions meant to speed approval of laws tied to the peace deal, which the FARC said posed a threat to the process.
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It is doctors and nurses, working quickly and under stress, who would have to sort out the differences in labels and evaluate whether those differences posed a threat to their patients.
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The concerns were that unaccountable powers given to the ICC and its prosecutors posed a threat to our sovereignty and the constitutional protections of our citizens in or out of uniform.
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In response, President Obama established the Priority Enforcement Program to ensure that those being deported were actual criminals who posed a threat to the safety and well-being of our communities.
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Morales's success at the ballot box clearly posed a threat to the corporate elite, many of whom lost money in the re-nationalization of natural resources, such as oil and gas.
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Force used on restrained individuals: We found many examples of B.P.D. officers using unreasonable force on individuals who were restrained and no longer posed a threat to officers or the public.
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The US military said on Thursday it had downed an Iranian drone that had posed a threat to the USS Boxer and on Friday Iranian forces seized a UK-flagged tanker.
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CNN's Dana Bash asked Warren about the Democratic argument that the reason Trump pressured Ukraine was because Biden was doing well in the polls and posed a threat to Trump's reelection.
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"Iran's past and recent activities, coupled with intelligence at the time of the airstrike, indicated that Iran's Quds force posed a threat to the United States in Iraq," the report said.
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County Supervisor Todd Spitzer, who is looking to unseat DA Rackauckas this November, alleges the delay posed a threat to public safety -- potentially allowing the couple time to target more victims.
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The U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) said the strike happened Thursday when pro-regime forces advanced and posed a threat to coalition-backed forces.
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The letter said that Lewandowski had run "a campaign that began with racist provocation and continued with rampant misogyny" and suggested he posed a threat to would-be journalists at Harvard.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Wednesday that the U.S. saw space as as "theater of military operations" and that the development of the U.S. Space Force posed a threat to Russia.
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The letter also voiced concerns that NOAA leadership's decision to discredit the Birmingham tweet through an unsigned letter in early September posed a threat to facts and science at the agency.
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In Papua New Guinea, Mr. O'Neill said the rapid spread of the disease through the Americas, and reported cases in New Zealand and some Pacific islands, posed a threat to his country.
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The Rohingya issue posed a threat to Malaysia's own security, Malaysia's foreign ministry said, adding that the high number of Rohingya in Malaysia and other neighboring countries made this an "international matter".
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After eight episodes of suggesting Midge might be in a love triangle between her past love and future spouse, Marvelous reveals Benjamin never posed a threat to the Maisels' very complicated relationship.
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R&B singer Kehlani was placed on a psychiatric hold in L.A. yesterday -- after emergency responders arrived to her Hollywood home and determined she posed a threat to herself ... TMZ has learned.
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WASHINGTON, April 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Strategic Command said on Thursday it had tracked two attempted missile launches by North Korea since Wednesday evening, neither of which posed a threat to North America.
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Keep in mind Trump's closing sales pitch in the last months of the 2018 campaign was that the migrants posed a threat to America and only the GOP could keep us safe.
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CNN quoted the lawyers, Chris Ayres and R. Jack Ayres, as saying the mother's call was "informational" in nature rather than motivated by concern that her son posed a threat to anyone.
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The defense official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, added there was no evidence any of those who had absconded had carried out crimes or posed a threat to the United States.
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If Republican leaders had broken decisively with Trump, telling Americans loudly and clearly that he posed a threat to the country's cherished democratic institutions, he might never have ascended to the presidency.
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The New York Times reported on Friday that the FBI opened the investigation after Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey raised concerns that the president posed a threat to national security.
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It's focusing on the president's conduct relative to whether he subsumed America's policy goals for his personal interest and whether that posed a threat to the national security of the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. services sector activity accelerated in May, pointing to robust economic growth in the second quarter, but trade tariffs and a shortage of workers posed a threat to the outlook.
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President Donald Trump has decided to put a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum, arguing that these imports posed a threat to national security.
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Italy's national airline has finally found a home back with the government of its homeland after privatization efforts the airline largely failed and coronavirus posed a threat to the airline's struggling operation.
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On May 19th President Donald Trump declared that steel and aluminium from Mexico and Canada no longer posed a threat to America's national security, and the next day the tariffs were no more.
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The demonstrators "posed a threat to overrun the facility," he said, forcing CBP to employ "port hardening measures" and preventing travelers from entering the United States via the Paso del Norte International Bridge.
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Image: GettyOn Thursday, members of European Parliament held a vote on the misguided new copyright reforms that posed a threat to memes, online encyclopedias, news organizations, and pretty much everything that's good online.
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The party's losing candidate in the Istanbul mayoral contest, a former prime minister, warned he would have Syrians who posed a threat to security and public order "grabbed by the ears" and deported.
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Amid growing unrest in Panama, US President George H.W. Bush ordered the invasion of Panama -- codenamed "Operation Just Cause" -- in December 1989, saying Noriega's rule posed a threat to US lives and property.
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Perhaps the most aching and esoteric drone comes from a diseased apple tree Koh has named Harriet, removed from the orchard of a neighbor's farm because it posed a threat to nearby trees.
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The police say that they confronted him because officers saw him with a gun and what they believed was a marijuana cigarette, and that they believed he posed a threat to public safety.
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We humans have long posed a threat to the loris — over the past 210 years the Javan slow loris population is suspected to have declined at least 254% due to the pet trade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday that Iran's decision to take a new step to reduce commitments to a landmark 2015 nuclear deal posed a threat to Britain's national security.
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The call prompted an anonymous whistleblower complaint from an intelligence analyst who expressed concerns that Trump's request for Ukraine to conduct specific investigations into American citizens posed a threat to U.S. national security.
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The Justice Department pointed to cases in which police used force on people who were already restrained, so there was no reason to believe the person posed a threat to officers or others.
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Besides the attack on Syria's Shayrat airbase on April 6, the U.S. shot down a Syrian fighter jet earlier this month, claiming it had posed a threat to its allies on the ground.
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In the phone call, Erdogan told Putin that an offensive by forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Moscow, was causing a humanitarian crisis and posed a threat to Turkey's national security.
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Kelly, the third retired general named by Trump to a senior administration post, last year told Congress that a lack of security on the U.S.-Mexican border posed a threat to the United States.
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Moody's Investors Service recently warned that big capital needs at Detroit's public school system posed a threat to the city's "post-bankruptcy economic revitalization" unless the state or philanthropic community step in with funding.
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The Justice Ministry said that, according to testimony gathered in the case, the ex-employee's alleged actions "endangered NSO and could have led to its collapse" and also posed a threat to state security.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Lithuania said a growing rift between some eastern and western European Union states over issues such as migration posed a threat to the bloc at a time of increased Russian military assertiveness.
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The launch never posed a threat to North America, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said, but Japanese officials were reportedly alarmed that one missile landed in or near that country's territorial waters.
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Last week the United Nations special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions said she had not been presented with any evidence to suggest IMN was weaponized and posed a threat to the country.
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To address misgivings within the administration — particularly from the Department of Justice — the negotiators determined that the United States would not release terrorists, violent criminals or anyone who posed a threat to national security.
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It came after his administration announced a so-called Section 232 investigation into steel and aluminum imports in April, which sought to determine whether the imports posed a threat to the country's national security.
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The video, from a bystander's cellphone, showed ex-cop Michael Slager shooting a fleeing man in the back at least eight times, even though Scott had never posed a threat to Slager or others.
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Analysts said the deal gave Adobe, best known for photo-editing suite Photoshop and PDF reader Acrobat, greater exposure to the digital commerce industry and posed a threat to Shopify's "Plus" larger-scale enterprise solutions.
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He was the one scapegoat they would use in perpetuity to prevent any third-party candidate who posed a threat to their hegemonic behavior by building electoral reforms and helping to launch a progressive base.
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" But the judge said he failed to understand why, if Shqaire truly posed a threat to the US, somebody "didn't get on a plane," to Israel, get the documents and, "get him out of here.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said in a speech to a pro-Israel lobby group in Washington on Monday Iran still posed a threat to Israel and needed to be closely watched.
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Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers had been sabotaged off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, in attacks it said posed a threat to shipping and the security of global oil supplies.
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But as dashboard-camera footage of the incident showed, Mr McDonald's three-inch blade never posed a threat to any officer: the policeman who shot him, Jason Van Dyke, was at least 10 feet away.
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LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday that Iran's decision to take a new step to reduce commitments to a landmark 2015 nuclear deal posed a threat to Britain's national security.
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The Vatican on gender: The department overseeing Roman Catholic education rejected the notion that individuals could choose their gender identity, and argued that acceptance of flexible ideas of gender posed a threat to traditional families.
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"The rise of China has posed a threat to all countries, and Taiwan is facing the biggest threat," Chen Ou-po of the majority Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), told parliament after the bill was passed.
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"I would consider the use of the military, in partnership with allies, to defend shipping lanes or important assets if the disruption to oil supplies posed a threat to the global economy," Mr. Biden said.
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Writing in Forbes, film finance consultant and former studio executive Rob Cain said that the disappointing figure posed a threat to future DC projects like the upcoming standalone, "Aquaman", and a potential "Justice League" sequel.
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Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, part of the C.D.C., said she did not believe the evacuees posed a threat to the communities where they were being quarantined.
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But unlike New Jersey, which passed reforms in 2014, New York did not give state judges the discretion to consider whether a person posed a threat to public safety in deciding whether to hold them.
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"This defendant's video demonstrated that he had access to weapons and he posed a threat to a Jewish community center," FBI Special Agent in Charge Eric B. Smith said in the US Attorney's news release.
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"It was a successful strike," said Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis, adding U.S. intelligence indicated the group was preparing for a "large scale attack" and posed a threat to U.S. and African Union forces in Somalia.
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Browder led one of the biggest investment funds in Russia for 10 years before he left the country and was barred re-entry in 2006 on the grounds that he posed a threat to national security.
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"The focus at this time is to establish what has caused these people to become critically ill," Rowley told reporters, before adding that he did not believe the attack posed a threat to the larger population.
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Wang said rising protectionism has dampened global trade and posed a threat to the global economy, while Chen Yulu, a vice governor of China's central bank, warned that global economic and financial risks are rising significantly.
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Cohen helped paint a picture of a man unconcerned with constraints on his power, the rule of law, and minority rights — even directly warning in his closing statement that Trump posed a threat to American democracy.
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Theranos Lab May Pose Threat to Patient Safety, Regulator Says | A federal regulator has given the blood-testing company 10 days to correct the problems, one of which it said posed a threat to patient safety.
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"I was unable to finish before because I was in a hurry to get to Charleston," Roof wrote from his cell, before stating his belief that Jews, Hispanics and Muslims posed a threat to white people.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament said on Wednesday that an "effective paralysis" of Poland's top constitutional court posed a threat to democracy in the biggest eastern EU state, joining critics of the eurosceptic government in Warsaw.
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The U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) said the strike happened Thursday when pro-regime forces advanced in a "de-confliction zone" and posed a threat to coalition-backed forces.
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In Seoul, South Korea deleted a description of North Korea as an "enemy" in its defense white paper released on Tuesday, though it said its weapons of mass destruction posed a threat to peace and stability.
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The Washington Post reporting comes on the heels of news that the FBI launched an unprecedented counterintelligence investigation into whether Trump posed a threat to national security -- a news story that will only embolden Putin further.
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" Lebanon said its complaint to the UN alleges "serious Israeli violations threatening the stability of the region, which posed a threat to the movement of civil aircraft" and created the potential of "a major air disaster.
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During the sentencing phase of his trial, the prosecution called two psychiatrists to testify about Barefoot's "future dangerousness," a capital-sentencing requirement that asked the jury to determine if the defendant posed a threat to society.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli military moved Tuesday to block tunnels it said Hezbollah has been building under the Lebanese border, saying it wanted "to nip them in the bud" before they posed a threat to Israeli civilians.
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But supporters of CNN, including news organizations like The Associated Press, Fox News and The New York Times, said stripping a correspondent's credentials entered the realm of retaliation and posed a threat to basic press freedoms.
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And in 2018, Mr. Trump lifted tough sanctions that the United States had imposed on ZTE, which had violated sanctions on Iran and North Korea and that defense advisers said posed a threat to national security.
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The legislation follows an attack earlier this month by an Islamist militant just days after he was set free half-way through his jail term, despite authorities believing he still posed a threat to the public.
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While the majority were denied to prevent illegal immigration, others were denied because they allegedly posed a threat to security – the reason given to many who have been interrogated over their political beliefs and then refused entry.
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US officials told Reuters that the US military carried out the airstrike on Thursday against militia supported by the Syrian government that posed a threat to US forces and US-backed Syrian fighters in the country's south.
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Less than a week before New York's Democratic governors' primary, which will be held on September 13th, the state party circulated a leaflet implying that Cynthia Nixon, the progressive challenger, posed a threat to Jewish New Yorkers.
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The U.S. launched air strikes on Tuesday against pro-government forces that it said posed a threat to American forces and the Syrian rebel groups they support in the area, the second such strike in recent weeks.
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Separately, the U.S. military carried out an air strike on Thursday against militia supported by the Syrian government that posed a threat to U.S. and U.S.-backed Syrian fighters in the country's south, U.S. officials told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund did not bring up Deutsche Bank's name when it warned in its financial stability report that cash-poor banks in Europe with outdated business models posed a threat to the financial system.
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Today, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) announced which scooter startups will receive special operating permits, after citizens opposed their tactics, likening them to a sidewalk plague, and claiming they posed a threat to pedestrian safety.
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The United States defense secretary, Mark Esper, warned this month that refusal by Britain and other European countries to repatriate around 2,000 former fighters was creating an "untenable situation" that posed a threat to the region's security.
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MEET THE UNDEFEATED COLT THAT COULD BECOME A HORSE RACING LEGEND While other thoroughbreds such as Bravazo, Vino Rosso and Hofburg posed a threat to Justify's Triple Crown feat, the colt is no stranger to overcoming the odds.
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Manafort's co-defendants were Dmitry Firtash, a Ukranian gas executive under federal indictment for bribery, and Semyon Mogelivich, identified by the Justice Department as head of a transnational criminal organization that posed a threat to U.S. national security.
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Prosecutors charge that Mr. Bachmann's remarks, in which he referred to asylum seekers as inhuman and called them "cattle," attacked the human dignity of refugees, incited hate against a minority group and posed a threat to public peace.
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The gulf between the prosecutors and their Justice Department superiors burst into public view the week before Mr. Stone was to be sentenced for trying to sabotage a congressional investigation that had posed a threat to the president.
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As the primary process neared its end, the Clinton campaign devised a strategy for beating Mr. Trump that hinged on portraying him as a dangerous bigot whose temper posed a threat to the nation and to the world.
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In a letter purportedly to rebel commanders and seen by Reuters, they were told they although they had fought bravely to fend off the Syrian army, their presence in a small enclave now posed a threat to them.
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Last Thursday, James Mattis, the Defense Secretary, published a public letter concluding that the decline of the American industry as a result of unfair trade posed a threat to national security, a position aligned with the Commerce Department's.
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Finally, in 2012, the government asked a federal court to block Shapiro from obtaining more documents from the FBI, arguing that the information he was uncovering could be pieced together in ways that posed a threat to national security.
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Whereas, in the earlier instance with the FBI, Apple had argued the agency was requesting extraordinary assistance by demanding it deliberately weaken iOS security — and that such a step posed a threat to the security of all iOS users.
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On Wednesday, Trump appeared to say "no" to questions about whether Russia still posed a threat to the U.S., prompting the White House to clarify hours after that the president was trying to say "no" to taking additional questions.
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In her letter to Woods, who is also head of the BoE's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), Morgan asks if firms have identified "common trigger points" for moving operations, and if a hard Brexit posed a threat to financial stability.
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This week, prosecutors in Cincinnati dropped charges against former University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing after two mistrials — even though body camera footage clearly showed that the man Tensing shot, Samuel DuBose, never posed a threat to him.
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Others have gone so far as to suggest that Msando's death was carried out by the government because the electronic voting system he was in charge of posed a threat to a ruling party that wanted to rig the elections.
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WASHINGTON/AMMAN (Reuters) - The U.S. military carried out an air strike on Thursday against militia supported by the Syrian government that posed a threat to U.S. and U.S.-backed Syrian fighters in the country's south, U.S. officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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Earlier on Friday, Erdogan told Russia's Vladimir Putin in a phone call that the offensive was causing a humanitarian crisis and posed a threat to Turkey's security, after the Syrian army drove out the last rebel fighters from the Hama countryside.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu complained on Wednesday that a U.S. missile strike on a Syrian air base earlier this month had posed a threat to Russian troops and was forcing Moscow to take extra measures to protect them.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said she would tell other European Union leaders on Thursday that Russia posed a threat to the whole bloc, not only to Britain, following an attack using a military-grade nerve agent in England.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's central bank governor, Raghuram Rajan, has warned that a "sharp" slowdown in China's growth posed a threat to the global economy, highlighting possible impact from the shadow banking system of its neighbor, the Reserve Bank of India said.
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At a meeting last week of the Arctic Council, an intergovernmental forum for countries with territory in the region, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused to sign on to a document stating climate change posed a threat to the Arctic.
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Just last month, a number of civil rights organizations signed a letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos asking the company to stop selling its own facial recognition technology to local police, saying it posed a threat to minority communities and immigrants.
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OSLO (Reuters) - A Norwegian intelligence assessment that China posed a threat to the Nordic country's security by seeking to steal its secrets was "ridiculous", the Chinese Embassy said on Monday as Norway mulled the future status of China's Huawei Technologies.
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As those concerns swirled during the campaign, several rival parties vowed not to form a government with Ano, saying that Mr. Babis's upstart party posed a threat to democracy and that Mr. Babis was an unacceptable choice to run the country.
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CAIRO, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The Egyptian public prosecutor's office is pursuing a criminal investigation into an Egyptian researcher studying in Italy on charges of spreading fake news that posed a threat to security and social stability, it said on Sunday.
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Silent circle of assent McCabe told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Tuesday night while promoting his new book that Trump posed a threat to the FBI and the nation and said it was "possible" that the President was a Russian asset.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's automakers' lobby said on Tuesday it was dismayed by President Donald Trump's declaration that some imported vehicles and parts posed a threat to U.S. national security, as the industry braces for a possible rise in U.S. tariffs.
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Regulators decided Wednesday that the lending arm of General Electric no longer posed a threat to the overall financial system, and as such did not require the heightened regulations that come with being a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI.
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Lee later told reporters that the two-year-old group was prepared to use "all methods" to forge independence, which posed a threat to national security and broke the Basic Law, the mini-constitution that governs Hong Kong's relations with China.
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"The SU-27 intercepted the U.S. aircraft flying a routine route at high rate of speed from the side then proceeded to perform an aggressive maneuver that posed a threat to the safety of the U.S. aircrew in the RC-135," Baldanza said.
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Unlike America, the euro zone did have a second crisis to deal with, which posed a threat to its very survival; and it was only in response to the euro crisis that a common banking supervisor was created within the European Central Bank.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Islamic State fighters in Libya that were targeted by U.S. warplanes in an overnight strike posed a threat to the United States as well as its interests in the region, Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook told a news briefing on Friday.
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The Detwiler Fire, which broke out on Sunday afternoon and has since blackened 25,000 acres of forest land, was only about five percent contained as of Tuesday afternoon, according to Cal Fire, and posed a threat to several other small foothill communities.
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He made the comment after Japan's automakers' lobby said on Tuesday it was dismayed by President Donald Trump's declaration that some imported vehicles and parts posed a threat to U.S. national security, as the industry braces for a possible rise in U.S. tariffs.
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On Thursday Moscow reiterated its stance that the deployment of new NATO troops and military hardware in the Baltic states, Poland and Germany posed a threat to its security and said it did not know how and when the buildup would end.
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"This clearly showed a threat even if it were a warning shot; it was something that showed a hostile intent, a hostile action and posed a threat to our forces because this drone still had munitions that were still on it," Dillon said.
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"For so long, so many Iraqis have been incredibly hopeless about the ability for change," says Reem, a 32-year-old architect who left Baghdad seven years ago when her involvement in local activism posed a threat to her and her family.
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Rob Joyce, a senior official from the U.S. National Security Agency, said the Five Eyes group - made up of the United States, Britain, Canada, New Zealand and Australia - would not use technology from countries which posed a threat to critical national infrastructure.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A nuclear power plant in Germany has been found to be infected with computer viruses, but they appear not to have posed a threat to the facility's operations because it is isolated from the Internet, the station's operator said on Tuesday.
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Remaining in the military in what became the Air Force and rising to lieutenant colonel, he directed Project Blue Book, the government's secret study of unidentified flying objects, assessing whether they posed a threat to national security or might advance scientific research.
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On Friday, agency officials called the increases a result of an executive order by President Trump to rescind an earlier policy that prioritized the arrests and deportations of foreigners who had criminal records, or those who posed a threat to public safety.
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Forecasters cautioned that the storm still posed a threat to millions of people, as well as holiday attractions such as Walt Disney World, the NASA launchpads along the Space Coast, and even President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach.
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U.S. forces have also twice shot down Iranian-made drones they said posed a threat to its partnered forces, as well as conducted airstrikes on pro-Syrian-government militias they said were advancing into a so-called deconfliction zone around a training base.
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Keith Noreika, the acting currency comptroller, who serves as the chief bank regulator, asked Mr. Cordray to delay publication of the rule, saying his staff needed more time to review whether it posed a threat to the safety and soundness of the banks.
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The man&aposs case differs because he succeeded in joining IS for several months in 2014 and gaining access to inside information as the group was trying to establish a self-styled "caliphate" that posed a threat to the U.S. at home and abroad.
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Indicated 0.4 percent higher A nuclear power plant in Germany has been found to be infected with computer viruses, but they appear not to have posed a threat to the facility's operations because it is isolated from the Internet, the station's operator said on Tuesday.
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The administration invaded Iraq in 2003 under a rationale that it had weapons of mass destruction and posed a threat to the U.S. The coordinated terrorist attacks in Brussels on Tuesday morning left at least 34 dead and more than 100 others wounded. Rep.
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Maria Zakharova, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, said the American man was a C.I.A. officer returning from a nighttime espionage mission in the Russian capital and that he wore a disguise that caused the officer to think he posed a threat to the embassy.
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FRANKFURT, April 26 (Reuters) - A nuclear power plant in Germany has been found to be infected with computer viruses, but they appear not to have posed a threat to the facility's operations because it is isolated from the Internet, the station's operator said on Tuesday.
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Steven Brounstein, a defense lawyer, said in his closing argument that Ms. Buchbinder had taken advantage of Mr. Nolan's mental illness and submissive personality, indoctrinating him with the idea that Mr. Weiss had to be eliminated because he posed a threat to her son.
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By 1972, the idea that Vietnam posed a threat to Cold War America was so discredited, it sometimes sounded as if America's only remaining war aim was to get back its P.O.W.s (President Richard Nixon bizarrely claimed that Hanoi was using them as "negotiating pawns").
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That complaint, brought by Common Cause, alleges that Ms. Clifford was bought off because she posed a threat to Mr. Trump's presidential prospects, and argues that the $130,000 payment was effectively a contribution to Mr. Trump's campaign that should have been reported to the commission.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge on Thursday sentenced President Donald Trump's long-time adviser Roger Stone to three years and four months in prison and said his lies to lawmakers investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election posed a threat to American democracy.
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This bipartisan law raised the age to purchase guns from 85033 to 21, banned people legally deemed "mentally defective" from buying a gun, and set up a system for law enforcement to take guns from people who posed a threat to themselves or others.
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Intentional water release has been flooding homes outside Tulsa In western Oklahoma, the swollen Arkansas River has posed a threat to Tulsa's levees -- so the Army Corps of Engineers has intentionally been releasing water from a dam to the west in hopes that the levees aren't overwhelmed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Tuesday that a new law allowing Russia's Justice Ministry to list foreign media outlets as "foreign agents" posed a threat to free press and it urged Moscow not to use the measure to tighten control over the media.
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Under President Obama, more than 2 million people were deported, including a record of more than 373,000 in 2012, but the government focused on immigrants in the country illegally who posed a threat to national security or public safety and those who recently crossed the border.
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A federal regulator has found that a lab run by Theranos, the Silicon Valley laboratory that promised to perform blood tests with a simple finger stick, violated several clinical standards, including one it said posed a threat to patient safety that had to be immediately corrected.
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When the White House decided not to exempt Canada and Mexico, the U.S. neighbors and some members of Congress questioned why the allies posed a threat to the U.S. The deal could boost Trump's hopes of getting the USMCA, one of his top policy priorities, through Congress.
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Thursday sharply questioned a Justice Department lawyer about President Trump's attempt to block a congressional subpoena to his former White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, suggesting that the Trump administration's legal arguments posed a threat to constitutional checks and balances.
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Broken staircases, improper food storage and inadequate smoke detectors — President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Resort in Palm Beach was cited for maintenance violations which could have posed a threat to public health, safety and welfare, according to a recent inspection of the 1920s beachfront property.
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The statement said the pro-regime militias "posed a threat to US and partner forces at At Tanf," a remote base in southern Syria near the Syria-Jordan-Iraq border that coalition advisers have used to train "Vetted Syrian Opposition" to aid the fight against ISIS.
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Guzman is facing multiple drug trafficking and conspiracy charge for operating a "criminal enterprise responsible for importing into the United States and distributing massive amounts of illegal narcotics and for conspiring to murder people who posed a threat to the narcotics enterprise," according to the Justice Department.
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In its ruling, the court, known as the Council of State, found that the ban in the town of Villeneuve-Loubet violated civil liberties, including freedom of movement and religious freedom, and that officials had failed to show that the swimwear posed a threat to public order.
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Anyone who might conceivably have posed a threat to President Suharto — a general who quashed an alleged Communist insurgency and then installed a brutal and corrupt military dictatorship that lasted until he was driven from office in 1998 — was fair game, including intellectuals and ethnic Chinese Indonesians.
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But when a group of the toothy dam builders took up residence along the River Tay in western Scotland several years ago, local farmers and fishermen greeted the animals with hostility, saying they posed a threat to farmland and salmon runs and were potential carriers of disease.
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In her address to the Senate committee, Nechio echoed recent remarks by central bank president Roberto Campos Neto and other policymakers that risks of a global economic slowdown posed a threat to Brazil, but stressed that the country's financial defenses were strong enough to withstand the pressures.
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Craig McLean, the acting chief scientist at NOAA, sent an email to staff calling the agency's support of Trump's tweets — that Dorian posed a threat to Alabama — "political" and warning that it "compromises the ability of NOAA to convey life-saving information," according to the Washington Post.
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A U.S. federal judge has denied a bid by a coalition of four Texas cities and counties to temporarily halt the construction of a section of the $2 billion Permian Highway Pipeline in Texas Hill Country on grounds that it posed a threat to an endangered bird.
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The appeal court concluded that situations could arise where a doctor had a duty of disclosure to a patient's relatives, and that preventing the trial on the grounds that it posed a threat to the doctor-patient relationship was therefore not necessarily in the public interest.
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An exhaustive examination of past NRA editorials, membership communications and trainings found that over the last several decades, the organization put more emphasis on second amendment rights and the ways gun control policies posed a threat to gun owners' identity as law-abiding Americans or patriots.
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"This report is fundamentally dishonest in its arguments, void of credible evidence in support of its views and sophomoric in its rhetoric," said Rick Porteus, the graduate president of the Fly Club, adding that he did not think the recommendation posed a threat to the club.
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Currently imprisoned on politically-motivated charges, Anwar posed a threat to the ruling regime when he championed a multi-ethnic and multi-religious opposition movement that garnered 2628 percent of the votes in the 28503 parliamentary election — a victory that was ultimately rendered hollow by the government's gerrymandering.
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The 30-year-old antivehicle land mines the Army wishes to replace were a bit more sophisticated; they used sensors to measure the change in the surrounding magnetic field as armored vehicles approached and detonated themselves, but they still posed a threat to any civilian vehicle that drove nearby.
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Asked if Merkel's allegiance to the European People's Party and that party's continued embrace of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a sharp critic of Macron's liberal stance, posed a threat to his efforts to rally pro-EU opposition to nationalist forces, Macron said the EPP should "clarify its positions".
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In a similar case, a different judge sharply questioned an administration lawyer on Thursday about the president's attempts to block a subpoena for congressional testimony from the former White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II. The judge suggested that the administration's arguments posed a threat to constitutional checks and balances.
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Court victory legalizes 3D-printable gun blueprints However, in a Monday ruling, Judge Robert S. Lasnik of the Federal District Court in Seattle ruled in favor of attorneys general from Washington, D.C. and 19 states who argued that the distribution of 3D-printed guns posed a threat to national safety.
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"Iran's past and recent activities, coupled with intelligence at the time of the air strike, indicated that Iran's Qods Force posed a threat to the United States in Iraq, and the air strike against Soleimani was intended to protect United States personnel and deter future Iranian attack plans," the report reads.
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World Trade Organization rules allow nations leeway to override restrictions on tariffs when national security is at stake, and so that was the justification the administration used: that Canadian steel posed a threat to the national security of the United States; the same argument was applied to Mexico and Europe.
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The Class 2345 facade violations — which can include cracks in a facade, missing bricks or loose masonry — were considered so dangerous that they posed a threat to the public and required the building owner to immediately put in place protections for pedestrians, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Buildings said.
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The Los Angeles Times's Scott Martelle explains: During the Obama administration, family separations were rare and predicated upon two conditions: whether border officials felt the parents or guardians posed a threat to the children, or whether the adults, under U.S. immigration law, had to be detained based on prior criminal convictions.
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The other concern is that with the use of plastic instead of glass for the top protective layer on flexible displays, they could be more prone to drops damage from otherwise innocuous things like coins or keys, objects which for the past few years haven't really posed a threat to modern smartphone displays.
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If it is a no-fly zone, without negotiating some agreement with Russia Trump would have to decide whether to give the U.S. military the authority to shoot down Syrian or Russian aircraft if they posed a threat to people in that zone, which his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, refused to do.
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Holocaust remembrance posed a threat to the atheist Kremlin dictatorship, which didn't tolerate unsanctioned monuments, houses of worship or any location that could become a potential focal point for ethnic and religious organization; additionally, acknowledging the ethnic roots of the genocide would invariably draw attention to the Soviet Union's own anti-Semitism.
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The CA deal, outlined in a joint statement from the companies, comes just four months after U.S. President Donald Trump blocked Broadcom's $117 billion hostile bid for semiconductor peer Qualcomm Inc, arguing it posed a threat to U.S. national security and gave an edge to Chinese companies looking to build next-generation wireless networks.
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Then during a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, Trump declared that no president had been tougher on Russia than him while simultaneously claiming Russia no longer posed a threat to the U.S. That assertion came days after his own director of national intelligence warned that Russia is mounting an "ongoing" and "pervasive" effort to meddle in U.S. elections.
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" Asked if she viewed Assad as an "adversary" of the US, Gabbard demurred and said it was important to look at who posed a threat to the US and how the interests of other nations compare to those of the US. Pressed on the point, she said, "You can describe it however you want to describe it.
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While judges don't usually get in the habit of second-guessing national security decisions, Josh Blackman of South Texas College of Law says "the 9th Circuit imposed an (unprecedented) burden on the government to justify the ban" — forcing the Department of Justice to offer evidence that the seven countries named in the original ban posed a threat to national security.
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At a board meeting for the Information Technology Industry Council in May, Joel Kaplan, Facebook's top lobbyist, warned that an early proposal for privacy in California posed a threat to the industry and that the trade group needed to make the issue of privacy a priority, according to two people briefed on the meeting, who were not authorized to speak publicly.
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"Iran's past and recent activities, coupled with intelligence at the time of the air strike, indicated that Iran's Qods Force posed a threat to the United States in Iraq, and the air strike against Soleimani was intended to protect United States personnel and deter future Iranian attack plans against United States forces and interest in Iraq and threats emanating from Iraq," it said.
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Democrats fixated on Nader, the one scapegoat they would use in perpetuity to prevent any third-party candidate who posed a threat to their hegemonic behavior If the Sanders supporters don't look outside of the party, these "wannabe revolutionaries" will find themselves dutifully voting for Clinton — the candidate against whom they have campaigned and from whom they will get precisely zero in terms of revolutionary change.
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The Houthis were more useful to Saleh as enemies: a leaked State Department cable shows that he tried to kill one of his generals, who he thought posed a threat to his power, by telling the Royal Saudi Air Force that his headquarters was a Houthi target; multiple reports from soldiers indicate that Saleh allowed the Houthis to rearm, and even left them weaponry.
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The other two detainees had previously been deemed too dangerous to transfer, but last May and July they were cleared by a parole board made up of officials from the departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Justice, and State; the Joint Chiefs of Staff; and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, who found they no longer posed a threat to U.S. national security.
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The 2013 document said that someone should be put on the no-fly list only if he posed a threat to commit: You might notice a difference between the first two — terrorist plots that are more likely to get carried out if the terrorist is allowed to board a domestic flight — and the second two, which don't technically have anything to do with getting on a US airplane.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on himOn Tuesday, it surfaced that Maguire and the intelligence community inspector general, Michael Atkinson, referred the complaint to the Justice Department for criminal investigation because Atkinson believed Trump may have violated campaign finance laws during his phone call with Zelensky and that the matter posed a threat to US national security.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday blocked what would have been the biggest tech deal in history, saying the Singapore-based Broadcom's efforts at a hostile takeover of Qualcomm posed a threat to national security.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanNunes's facial expression right before lawmakers took break from Sondland testimony goes viral Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep Impeachment viewership drops for Day 22019 of hearings as 11.4M tune in MORE, a Ukraine specialist on the National Security Council (NSC), has previously relayed dire concerns that Trump's push to have Ukrainian leaders investigate his political rivals posed a threat to national security — the very allegation at the center of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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TRUMP BLOCKS BROADCOM DEAL: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday blocked what would have been the biggest tech deal in history, saying Singapore-based Broadcom's hostile takeover bid for U.S.-firm Qualcomm posed a threat to national security.
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White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser marred by protests Trump names finalists for national security adviser MORE called out CNN over a graphic the network aired that appears to mislabel Alabama as Mississippi, based on a screenshot that Grisham tweeted, as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE faces ongoing criticism for doubling down on his claim that Hurricane Dorian originally posed a threat to Alabama.
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