The resulting report considers 39 volcanoes to be high threat; 49 moderate threat; 34 low threat; and 21 very low threat.
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No one took a "joke" to be a threat; they took a threat to be a threat.
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"There is no evidence that Officer Noor encountered a threat, appreciated a threat, investigated a threat or confirmed a threat that justified his decision to use deadly force," Freeman said.
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Buttigieg: Climate is a threat multiplier and a threat shifter.
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After all, a credible threat must be a profitable threat.
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The romance really reads as romance, the threat as threat.
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"Perceived biological threat is tied to a perceived cultural threat."
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But she is a threat to not be a threat.
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That image of the threat has colored threat perceptions since.
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It&aposs not just a threat to them, it&aposs a threat to their families, it&aposs a threat to those around them.
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If you look at the threats facing this country, the single gravest threat, national security threat, is the threat of a nuclear Iran.
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While the current opioid crisis presents a grave threat, the methamphetamine threat has remained prevalent and the cocaine threat appears to be rebounding.
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Any widespread threat to bees also constitutes a greater ecological threat.
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Threat assessment: Hot and heavy The threat from Russia is growing.
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Both are locked in a cycle of threat and counter threat.
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Our intention here was to improve our knowledge against this threat, a threat that poses a direct threat to us here in the homeland.
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"ISIS is not a local threat, it's a global threat," Clooney said.
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No, not this recent threat or this recent threat, but this one.
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Historically, interest groups have benefited from threat, or the perception of threat.
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Today, the threat is obvious and similar — a rapidly expanding network threat.
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Obviously, there's a whole threat to democracy and threat to the press.
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It is no longer a serious threat, it is an existential threat.
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I mean the trade war on again off again threat not threat.
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If it's the "ongoing threat," what is the threat exactly if not the pervasive threat of hacking faced by any public website, service or API?
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"Our intention here was to improve our knowledge against this threat, a threat that poses a direct threat to us here in the homeland," Gen.
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For example, if there is a known threat, does NSA take steps to merely defend against the threat or actively seek to counteract that threat?
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So yeah, between the threat to his throne, the threat to his wife, the threat of Catholics, he just hated them on a really deep level.
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When there's a threat to the group, it's a threat to the self.
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"The greatest threat we have to aviation is the insider threat," said Southers.
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It's not just a threat to immigrants, but it's a threat to democracy.
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That is a real threat to Islam and a real threat to America.
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The Kurdistan region will be under threat and Christians will be under threat.
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More fundamentally it's a play about a metaphorical threat: the threat of erasure.
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Occasionally it's a threat to my checkbook, but it is not a threat.
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Caixin responded to Anbang's threat to sue with its own threat of litigation.
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If that is where the threat is coming from, deal with the threat.
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He's not going to contain the threat, he's going to stop the threat.
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Hypersonic weapons are an emerging threat, but what kind of threat remains unclear.
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Warren is an immediate threat to Sanders and a proximate threat to Biden.
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Worthy of your time: Pakistan's future: "the most dangerous country in the world" The threat from America China rising: Our greatest rival and a growing threat The bottom line: "We don't focus enough" on climate change Pandemics: A fast-spreading threat How Russia's old threat became new again Terrorism: An urgent, shifting threat North Korea's two paths back to "fire and fury" Artificial intelligence: The threat of the future
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Do you think it is a threat, man-made climate emergency is a threat?
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" Cuomo added, "There is no evidence of an additional threat or an ongoing threat.
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The threat that concussions pose to football is really a threat to its promoters.
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When a threat penetrates this monitored area, Trophy automatically detects and classifies that threat.
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" Kasich also addressed the ISIS threat, which he called "a threat to all civilization.
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If there's a threat to that, then there's a direct threat to the people.
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Threat of flooding The other concern for southeastern states is the threat of flooding.
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"It is no longer a regional threat, it is a global threat," he said.
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The threat of war with North Korea or a miscalculation is the greatest threat.
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Each one gets two scores: an overall threat score and an aviation threat score.
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That is a threat to democracy and it is a threat to our Constitution.
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Because you don't want to bring a person that's an athletic threat, a person that's a strategic threat and a person that's an intelligence [threat, all in one].
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He has made moves to build a wall against the Mexican threat, to build barriers against the Muslim threat, to end a trade deal with Asia to fight the foreign economic threat, to build black site torture chambers against the terrorist threat.
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Kaoh Rong has an old-school flavor, especially after last season's frantic, deconstructed strategy – you're strong so you're a threat so you're not a threat so you're a threat.
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" French Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "We are facing not a regional but a global threat, not a virtual but an immediate threat, not a serious but an existential threat.
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But we discussed ISIS and the threat of ISIS, and basically the threat of terrorism.
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"I have saved email bomb threat texts when I email the bomb threat," Darknet_Legend wrote.
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So the cycle of threat-bombers-threat-bombers isn't likely to go away anytime soon.
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Scenario 2: Insider threat The Mogadishu incident again highlighted the "insider threat" to aviation security.
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And a threat to any subset of Americans is a threat to America — to us.
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For all the reasons that Devens is a threat, David is an even bigger threat.
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There's a larger threat lurking around in the free world, and that threat is aliens.
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"They're doing it because they see me as a threat, a considerable threat," Avenatti added.
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We said, 'A threat on one of us is a threat on all of us.
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White House threat: The president reiterated his threat to close the southern border with Mexico.
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The Chinese paint the Uighurs as a separatist threat as well as a terrorist threat.
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"That threat is very serious, and that threat is on the advance," Townsend said Thursday.
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"Because that's a serious crime, it was a serious threat — a credible threat," he said.
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The 'homegrown' threat The terrorist threat in the United States is an overwhelmingly homegrown phenomenon.
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For local residents, the threat of imminent violence has outweighed the threat from the dam.
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We are in this together, and a threat against one is a threat against all.
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A strategic threat to Israel inherently poses a national security threat to the United States.
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"What's really going on is that he's a threat to them and he's an immediate, legitimate threat to them and he's an immediate, legitimate threat to their candidates," Herschmann said.
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Therefore, we should focus on addressing the other challenges — the missile threat they pose, the maritime threat they pose, the support of proxies, terrorists, and the cyber threat they pose.
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And the nature of that threat and what's producing the threat might change across time, but threat makes us a lot more vulnerable to bias than if we're not threatened.
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As the study notes, climate change is not only a direct threat—it's a threat multiplier.
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He last made this threat in April amid another threat to close the border with Mexico.
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It's also continually put to the test as the cast faces existential threat after existential threat.
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It isn't enough to acknowledge that the man is a threat; we must outline that threat.
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A threat to Shropshire's sheep industry is also a threat to A.E. Housman's blue remembered hills.
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IS THERE A THREAT, AN IMPLIED THREAT FROM THE 100 CEOs OF WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN?
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" Pentagon confirms ISIS still a threat: A Pentagon statement Friday acknowledged that "ISIS remains a threat.
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Israel describes Iran as its biggest threat and Hezbollah as the biggest threat on its borders.
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"Diseases know no borders, and a health threat anywhere is a health threat everywhere," Redfield noted.
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The bigger story is the threat to free speech and the threat to a free press.
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We can deploy a drone to determine what the threat is and confirm there's a threat.
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Migrants are not a threat to British workers, but they are a threat to the government.
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And his threat to tear up Nafta is still just a threat, albeit an ominous one.
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Without that, the authoritarian is scarcely able to process the threat as a threat at all.
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Lingering threat The threat of a so-called second wave continues to loom large in China.
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The threat changes over time and the manner of addressing that threat also needs to change.
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" Seven percent called it a "minimal threat," and another 7 percent said it was "no threat.
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The venue for the threat was so weird that it undercut the credibility of the threat.
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"We have replaced the red threat with the green threat, namely Islam," he said in 1995.
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A regime that poses a continuous threat to the its neighbors in the region and now may pose a threat, direct threat, to the United States with weapons of mass destruction?
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Americans overall say they find Russia to be a major threat to future elections, with 47 percent saying Russia poses a major threat and 20 percent describing the threat as minor.
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The threat of rebellion from Sunni hardliners is likely the only conceivable existential threat to the rule of the Saudi royals, it is in fact the threat that most alarms the dynasty.
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"The terrorist threat in France today is a clandestine threat, and to counter a clandestine threat, there are no two ways about it: You need intelligence gathering, not firepower," Mr. Tenenbaum said.
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Partially it's a self-fulfilling prophecy — you are a threat simply because you've been called a threat.
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But the threat of total profits and lack of clarity extend beyond the threat of potential trolls.
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On Thursday, Trump replied to North Korea's threat to hit Guam with a threat of his own.
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"A threat to law enforcement officers is a threat to us all," Schuette said in a statement.
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We're not your threat, but you're presenting an unacceptable threat to us and we have to respond.
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"We're not a threat to anybody, the only threat is ignorance, and ignorance breeds fear," he added.
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But if that threat is plausible, then the distinction between a real threat and a feint blurs.
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The 2018 threat assessment, released in February, also listed North Korea as a top threat, calling the North "among the most volatile and confrontational" weapons of mass destruction threat over the next year.
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In New Jersey's annual Terrorism Threat Assessment report, released Friday, the state raised the threat level for white supremacist extremists to "high" -- the topmost category for threat levels for any extremist group there.
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Whether from the threat of police brutality, the threat of HIV, or simply the threat of loss, acts of sex and death are tied together for Smith as surely as blood and bullets.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the threat that Trump could make good on a threat to scrap NAFTA.
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He is focusing on what I would consider the greatest threat to humankind — the threat to the climate.
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" This threat, she continued, "is the threat to women's health and the health of our most vulnerable communities.
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Mosquitoes also a threat Myers also warned the aftermath of the flooding would bring a different threat: mosquitoes.
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Overall, 35% call Russia a "very serious" threat and another 37% consider the country a moderately serious threat.
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Climate change is indeed a mortal threat to life on earth, but it's a threat that drives innovation.
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"If a threat is made against a specific member, the threat would be reported to police," Crowley said.
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I was viewed as a threat then, and these days I am seen as an even bigger threat.
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"We wanted to establish him as a threat quickly, not as a possible threat," coach John Harbaugh said.
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In comparison, 58% of Americans characterized North Korea as a threat and 43% characterized Russia as a threat.
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Officials cited a "credible threat" from Iran to explain the decision but have not elaborated on the threat.
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Officials justified this by citing a "credible threat" from Iran, but did not say what the threat was.
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Officials cited a "credible threat" from Iran to explain the decision, but have not elaborated on the threat.
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This jihad and radicalism is not just a threat to the Western world; it's a threat to Islam.
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Their discussion of foreign powers carried on this language of threat, emphasizing words like security, threat, and war.
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"When you have a common threat, it is natural for nations to ally against that threat," Femia said.
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"They are a local public safety threat, but they are not a national security threat," Chief Manger said.
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A lot of these women see reproductive rights as under threat; they see health care as under threat.
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If Trump is a threat to the institutional infrastructure, the Russians are a threat to our informational infrastructure.
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Fear is a natural human response to any threat, especially when it's a threat we don't completely understand.
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But so you think Amazon is a threat to Google but not a threat to your business. Yeah.
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Yet in describing that threat he spoke only in broad terms of "threat streams" the embassy was tracking.
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"The North describes them as a threat, but they're not a threat," said retired Army Special Forces Col.
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Immigration agents "said she's a threat, but my wife isn't a threat," her husband said in an interview.
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How do we know that Mr. Kim's threat of attacking the United States is not an imminent threat?
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The Kim regime is the North Korean nuclear threat; that threat will not end until the DPRK disappears.
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The "ungoverned space" on Mindanao, he said, "is a regional security threat, not just a Philippine security threat."
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Macron says Russia is not such a big threat; Trump says Russia is not such a big threat.
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That potential threat was followed by "a similarly reported threat" to Kennedy Middle School, the Germantown officials said.
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The threat of Russian attacks against the 2018 and 2020 elections poses an existential threat to American democracy.
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We're not your threat, but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us, and we have to respond.
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By this interpretation, Trump sees China as a threat that will only respond to the threat of force.
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Last year, Defense Secretary Mattis said that Russia is the greatest threat, Russia is the greatest threat to the United States, and he has since made it clear, an even greater threat than terrorism.
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According to the San Francisco Police Department, the threat was originally made yesterday via social media — and then the same threat was made this morning, followed by a post claiming the threat was real.
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The isolationism that once subsumed U.S. sentiment following WWI yielded to the realism that a global threat could become a U.S. threat, and if America chose to turn inward, the threat may reach U.S. shores.
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WALLACE: Last year, Defense Secretary Mattis said that Russia is the greatest threat, Russia is the greatest threat to the United States, and he has since made it clear, an even greater threat than terrorism.
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" Amy Klobuchar: "Economic threat and China, but the major threat is what is going in the Mideast with Iran.
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It's a real threat, it's a growing threat, but it's one that we can and should continue to outpace.
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"I saw a threat and I used the force I felt necessary to stop a threat," she told CBS.
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" Blitzer asked Brooks if this was a threat in any way, to which he replied, "no threat at all.
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"It is the threat itself, not the likelihood of carrying out the threat, that triggers the enhancement," prosecutors wrote.
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The company also shares threat intelligence with other security researchers on Threat Exchange, its social media platform for developers.
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Although the tornado threat will diminish, damaging winds will be a threat from Tennessee to the central Gulf Coast.
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That's OK, but these animals pose a threat, and the threat isn't always exposed––in my opinion––strongly enough.
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China is a threat to the American homeland and actually, I think, it provides - it is an existential threat.
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They face an existential threat from Iran -- we don't Iran doesn't present an existential threat to the United States.
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North Korea North Korea has responded to President Trump's "fire and fury" threat -- with a threat of its own.
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"The threat of cyber security may very well be the biggest threat to the U.S. financial system," Dimon said.
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Threat to stability Zelaya was seen as a threat to stability and maintaining access to military assets in Honduras.
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Lawmakers and officials are turning their attention to the threat of election hacks, but how serious is the threat?
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"She knows the threat, understands the threat, and is undertaking bold action to confront it head-on," Miller said.
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CBS Miami reported that officers had been responding to a threat, but did not say what the threat was.
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But he registers the North Korean threat viscerally in a way he doesn't seem to register any other threat.
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In instances where the threat assessment team deems a threat credible or imminent, law enforcement personnel can step in.
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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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They were the "I know where you live" kind of threat, not so much a threat of physical violence.
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In each case, there was no trained threat assessment investigator available to analyze the pattern of an emerging threat.
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He described "racially motivated violent extremism" as a "national threat priority" equal to the threat from the Islamic State.
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Ignorance is the greatest threat of all... hence... the NYT is a far greater threat than either of these.
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Among the biggest worries companies say they see is the threat from trade policy, the top external threat cited.
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I do see the Trump administration as a fundamental threat, but I think the main threat is foreign policy.
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The speech is striking for its emphasis on the threat to cultural heritage over the threat to human lives.
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He also likes to compare the threat of "Islamic fascism" to the threat of Cold War–era totalitarian communism.
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"In the short time between when Ms. Damond Ruszczyk approached the squad car and the time that he fired the fatal shot, there is no evidence that Officer Noor encountered a threat, appreciated a threat, investigated a threat, or confirmed a threat that justified the decision to use deadly force," Freeman said.
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What's really going on is that he's a threat to them, and he's an immediate legitimate threat to them, and he's an immediate legitimate threat to their candidates because the election is only eight months away.
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"It used to be that five years ago, we were basically selling threat intelligence to threat intelligence people," Ahlberg said.
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If India is no longer seen as a threat, or even as a lesser threat, then this justification is undercut.
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If the larger threat for the utilities is distributed energy, the short-term threat is a policy called net metering.
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Minister Luhut later confirmed the threat and told reporters that they are prepared for the possibility of such a threat.
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If you, if you have a linear response to an exponential threat, it's quite likely the exponential threat will win.
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"The Belgian government has placed the whole of Belgium at threat level 3 - a possible and real threat," they wrote.
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Then the severe threat moves into the Deep South As the system pushes east, the severe weather threat will persist.
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I do think that her number one rule with conditions is that you eliminate the threat, just eliminate the threat.
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That doesn't mean the threat is gone — it just means security measures are better equipped to deal with the threat.
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We were focused on the old threat, and now we understand that this is the kind of threat we have.
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If you're a serious title threat at the trade deadline, you likely were a serious title threat in training camp.
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"We will interpret that as an additional threat for Russia and we will think about how to eliminate this threat."
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In the full pool of respondents, 52% said Russia is a major threat and 38% called it a minor threat.
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He fired the person investigating a real threat to election integrity, and set up a probe of an imaginary threat.
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Hanging over the negotiations is the very real threat that Trump could make good on a threat to scrap NAFTA.
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The AWS offering poses "more of a headline threat than an actual threat," he wrote in a March 20 report.
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It's a threat he's made twice now, and a threat he plans to implement if China continues to push back.
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"There is no question North Korea's threat is growing, but they've been a threat for some 20 years," he said.
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AS EXPECTED... WHITE HOUSE ISSUES VETO THREAT: The White House issued a veto threat of the Senate NDAA Tuesday afternoon.
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Another 21625 percent said they consider the United States a minor threat, and 2900 percent said it's not a threat.
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The perceived threat: Lawmakers and DHS have publicly said the national security threat from Kaspersky products stems from Russian law.
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We were focused on the old threat and now we understand that this is the kind of threat we have.
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Merlo's Victory Lab was cited as a possible threat to authentic debate in an internal Facebook threat assessment months ago.
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Those delegations are busy conducting their own threat assessments and receiving daily threat briefings from South Korean law enforcement authorities.
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In that sense, the political energy devoted to terrorism scales with the perceived threat, but not with the actual threat.
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The biggest threat to Google right now is the biggest threat to almost every other business, and that is Amazon.
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The poll showed 37% said North Korea is a minor threat, and only 6% think it's no threat at all.
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" Another 2202 percent describe the Communist nation as "just a slight threat," while 2628 percent see "no threat at all.
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The second area we think AI and machine learning can help is what we call threat characterization and threat assessment.
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" Icahn called the looming threat of Amazon "an existential threat to PBMs like Express Scripts, possibly challenging their very existence.
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Aside from the threat of incarceration, North Korea's growing nuclear and missile threat is perhaps Trump's most serious security challenge.
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On Thursday the threat will shift farther east into Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky, with the main threat of damaging winds.
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The political system has an answer for a threat like Donald Trump but none for a threat like Mitch McConnell.
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Alternatively he could have forcefully pointed to the threat of nuclear proliferation and announced a program to reduce the threat.
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"Of course they're trotting out the line 'a threat is a threat is a threat, and you know we're just going to block threats,'" Patrick Gray, host of the infosec podcast Risky Business, said in a recent episode.
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Microsoft renamed Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) as a result, and the Mac client provides full virus and threat protection mixed with the ability to perform quick or full scans.
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Climate change is a very real threat to the country's stability, but for most Americans, that threat can feel far away.
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The HTF doctrine isolates the movement of illicit funds through detection strategies based on threat typologies, organizations, and actual threat actors.
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While the Obama administration emphasized the security threat of climate change, Trump is not expected to mention the threat at all.
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The software giant is renaming Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) as a result.
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Perhaps of the greatest threat to global security is the threat of the US shooting down a Russian airplane in Syria.
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China depicts the Uighur people as a separatist and terrorist threat, and describes Islam as a mental illness fueling that threat.
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So two questions, biggest threat to Apple is the biggest threat to every company in America right now, and that's Amazon.
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" "We understand that a threat against one of us is a threat against all of us, and we will respond accordingly.
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Any threat to our people, our businesses, our economy, or our safety is a threat to the security of our nation.
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A plurality (39%) said that the caravan poses no real threat to the US and 10% said it's a major threat.
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" In another speech, Clinton said terrorism is "not a threat to us as a nation," though it is "a real threat.
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"The threat level definitely increases around this time of the year" said Matt Watchinski, senior director of threat intelligence at Cisco.
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And that ultimately contentious word "terrorism" refers to violence or threat of violence that poses a political threat to the state.
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Feeley sensed that Trump saw every unknown person as a threat, and that his first instinct was to annihilate that threat.
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"All I saw was a threat against my life and a threat against people who were working for me," Marquardt said.
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"Some people think that antibiotic resistance is a hypothetical threat, a nonexistent threat, something that only academics talk about," he said.
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The threat of terrorism — and believe me, it is a threat — must be confronted and defeated and we will defeat it.
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It is difficult to measure that threat against the more palpable and certainly more discussed threat from, say, the Islamic State.
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"It does not necessarily mean that every case opened as a 'threat investigation' reveals evidence of an actual threat," Elkins write.
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This is precisely what makes him so dangerous: As the personal threat to him grows, his threat to the country grows.
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Do you think our greatest existential threat at this point is ourselves and not some external threat from the natural world?
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" In the box where he had to select the likely threat to the children's immediate safety, he chose "No safety threat.
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The law, after all, only requires a police officer to reasonably perceive a threat, even if a threat isn't actually present.
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They review detection alerts, interpret and pass judgment on whether it's an actual threat, and then contain or elevate the threat.
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The threat of being ostracized, he said, was powerful — more so than the threat of being imprisoned by the Danish government.
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But when the threat comes from your own citizens, it's a threat you can only manage and maybe never fully solve.
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Mr. Mattis's threat to turn to nuclear weapons hardly seems credible — unless the cyberattack would create an existential threat to America.
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Meeting this threat takes a serious investment in technological safeguards as well as a willingness to adapt to an evolving threat.
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Asked about President Donald Trump's threat of sanctions against Iraq, Geng said China opposed wanton use of the threat of sanctions.
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Now ransomware-focused threat actors are using creative means to break into systems and deploy ransomware for the threat actor's payday.
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Instead, it said he described details of a specific threat, its potential for harm and where the threat was picked up.
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If you're asking whether threat has always been a trigger for bias, I think threat has been a trigger for bias.
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"Any time a federal judge receives a threat, the marshals investigate and provide the proper protection based on that threat," Roderick said.
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It's not just a threat... (APPLAUSE) HUCKABEE: — to Israel or to America, it's a threat to every civilized person on this Earth.
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Eighty percent of Americans say ISIS is "a major threat to the well-being of the United States" -- the top listed threat.
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The threat will begin on Wednesday afternoon from Texas north to Iowa, with the greatest threat in Texas and Oklahoma, Hennen said.
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The threat Trump issued against Hillary Clinton is a threat against every woman who has the gall to speak her mind publicly.
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"Nick Lyon failed to inform the public of this health threat—a threat which cost the life of Robert Skidmore," Schuette said.
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Cops aren't supposed to fire their weapons unless they feel they're facing a serious threat, and they're trained to stop that threat.
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In today's online world, people can claim the power of a threat with none of the consequences of actually making a threat.
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But the DHS also said a new specific threat is also responsible: Q3: Is there a specific or credible threat to aviation?
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Do you think we can ever come together to focus on what is this truly growing national security threat and economic threat?
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Washington (CNN)The threat of homegrown extremists is the greatest terrorism threat facing the United States, the nation's top spy said Thursday.
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Nuclear threat If full-scale war broke out, a primary concern for the US would be to eliminate North Korea's nuclear threat.
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Priscilla Moriuchi is the director of strategic threat development at Recorded Future, an internet technology company specializing in real-time threat intelligence.
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Key quote: "It is the most dangerous cyber threat in the world, period," said Sergio Caltagirone, director of threat intelligence at Dragos.
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The best way to reduce the threat Trump poses is to register and motivate people who share your view of the threat.
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Scientists have now identified a climate change-related threat to diatoms, and it comes from a known and growing threat: Ocean acidification.
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And the threat perception wasn't so great, so the growth of these institutions didn't keep up with the growth of the threat.
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King Abdullah has repeatedly warned that the threat from ultra-hardline Sunni groups poses the biggest threat to Jordan's long-term stability.
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We condemn this threat of violence and are extremely grateful to local law enforcement for their quick response to this potential threat.
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This crisis is a reminder that a deadly virus threat anywhere is a threat everywhere, and our safety is on the line.
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Reducing the threat Mr. Kim poses to his subjects will help reduce the threat he poses to the rest of us, too.
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"For us, and I personally, there is probably no bigger threat to humanity than not getting the cybersecurity threat right," said Gillett.
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If you are calling it a threat- you believe that individual is guilty, and therefore it is not a threat, it's treason.
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The UK government said the threat to the human race from antibiotic-resistant superbugs is greater than the threat from climate change.
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Rather, they are presented as part of a larger threat of armed, shady-looking men, any of whom could pose a threat.
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The law requires that an officer reasonably perceive a threat to justify use of force even if a threat isn't actually present.
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The civility of segregation was upheld by the threat of violence, a threat King helped make clear through his program of resistance.
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That's also true of Trump's reluctance to state unequivocally that the Russian cyber threat is real, and a threat to American democracy.
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If the caravan was such a threat to the country in the middle of October -- so much so that Trump dispatched troops to the border to deal with the "threat" -- then how can they be less of a threat today?
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Regional allies are concerned that Washington will focus mainly on the threat to the US mainland and push North Korea on its intercontinental ballistic missiles, without also including the lesser threat to the US, but a threat nevertheless, to the region.
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Mr. Trump's comment was "a threat to the rule of law, a threat to the stability of our institutions, a threat to basic agreements that are necessary for democracy to function," said Adrienne LeBas, a political scientist at American University.
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Both the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI have identified the insider threat as the most concerning and pressing threat facing aviation.
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"That British general and I may have a different kind of interpretation of that threat or how severe that threat is," he said.
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Climate change's 'growing threat to national security' This presidential memo in 2016 outlined the "growing threat to national security" that climate change poses.
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The moderator asked them to identify the biggest "geopolitical threat" — but many chose to identify what they see as the biggest existential threat.
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"Muslims are perceived nationally, even by most of the ethnic minorities, as a threat to Buddhism and threat to national security," Ware said.
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But we don't need the threat of climate change to know that hurricanes are a dangerous threat to Florida and the surrounding area.
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But it's unclear exactly who determines what is a credible threat or what criteria a threat has to meet to be deemed credible.
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A further threat that "all options are on the table" from Trump later that month would see a renewed threat against the island.
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The suspect allegedly posted the threat Sunday night, and was charged with making a terroristic threat Monday, Albany police spokesperson Steven Smith said.
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How would you rank them in order of their threat to America's security right now... SANDERS: ... ISIS... TODD: ... Starting with the biggest threat.
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Political psychologists argue that men are experiencing "status threat" from women, just as many white voters feel a status threat from non-whites.
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But, broadly, police officers are allowed to use force if they reasonably perceive a threat even if a threat is not actually present.
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They no longer perceive it as their enemy, but as their indispensable ally against a common threat, and the common threat is Iran.
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When deciding whether a police shooting was justified, prosecutors weigh whether the cop felt a threat — not necessarily whether the threat was real.
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" The threat "came a day after that CNN article," Lewis said, adding that he believes "that&aposs why the [threat] mentioned my daughters.
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Van Dyke, he said, arrived as the "threat level" was rising and had been trained to continue shooting until the threat had ended.
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The threat: As Calabresi points out, the hack represents a new kind of cyber threat, beyond what took place in the 2016 campaign.
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Where other countries "allow people to arrive and then assess the threat then", the "Australian model" was to bar those considered a threat.
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FireEye has implemented this model with its Advanced Threat Intelligence Plus platform, which enables clients to develop threat sharing communities with trusted partners.
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"So we do have confidence in our ability to defend against the limited threat, the nascent threat that is there," he told reporters.
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But is a threat to permanently close the border of a piece with a threat to completely shut down Muslims entering the country?
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How threat tightens cultures My research conducted over the last two decades shows that threat lies at the heart of tightness-looseness differences.
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The "substantial" threat level continued to indicate a high level of threat and an attack might well occur without further warning, she said.
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Outbreaks like this are not just a threat to the health security of the DRC; they are a threat to global health security.
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"I want to be very, very clear, the violent threat, the threat that is ideological, is very much from the right," he added.
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Eighty-one percent of the experts cited Russia as the preeminent cyber threat, with only 10 percent citing China as a top threat.
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That gene becomes activated when there is a threat to operating the land, or any threat to losing the assets involved in farming.
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"We understand that a threat against one of us is a threat against all of us, and we will respond accordingly," he said.
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"ISIS represents a clear and present danger and immediate threat to Europe and ultimately a threat to the United States homeland," he said.
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"Science tells us that there is no bigger threat to American progress and prosperity than the threat of global climate change," McCarthy said.
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A new threat facing the event proved too much of a risk in the eyes of race organizers: the threat of terrorist attacks.
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"They see it as the main threat to them," possibly even a greater threat than the violent stabbings that have plagued Israel recently.
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"We are altering our internal routine in order to handle an outside threat, the threat of the virus," Netanyahu said in broadcast remarks.
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A great many American women seem to understand intuitively that Trump's threat to liberal democracy and his threat to gender equality are intertwined.
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They saw these migrants as a threat to European culture, a drain on the welfare state, and a threat to their own safety.
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Instead, it's a fundamental threat to that unobserved, unrecorded anarchy, a threat that someone will need to make an enormous sacrifice to stop.
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Only 22 percent of people say it is a major public health threat, while another 28 percent believe it is a minor threat.
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Today, the United States needs to respond urgently to a terrorism threat that is as dangerous as any threat that came from overseas.
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Neither the threat of nuclear war nor previous political strife can be compared to a threat that feels like it cannot be stopped.
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Properly implemented threat assessment allows schools to recognize a serious threat as well as avoid over-reacting to threats that are not serious.
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He also helped establish the nonprofit Cyber Threat Alliance—a group of companies that share threat intelligence—and currently serves on its board.
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With six in 268 people polled calling North Korea a very serious threat, the country is now viewed as a more serious threat than Iran (23%) or China (13%), and is about on par with the perceived threat posed by ISIS (21%).
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In a universe where multiple deus ex machinas are just a phone call away, any threat below god level isn't a threat at all.
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It went by AATIP, for Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program, though the Times story refers to it as the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.
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You could certainly argue that Russia is a larger military threat to the US. Or that terrorism is a more immediate threat to safety.
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"A drone strike or bomb alone, while it may eliminate the threat, does not allow you to learn from that threat," US Navy Capt.
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Funnily enough it seems like the threat of wrestling rather than the threat of a counter punch has taught him the value of this.
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Australia's government raised the country's terror threat level in 2014 in response to the domestic threat posed by supporters of the Islamic State group.
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In February the director of America's FBI, Christopher Wray, called China "not just a whole-of-government threat but a whole-of-society threat".
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And America should make clear that any threat to Seoul or Tokyo will be treated as if it is a threat to American territory.
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Beyond the threat of punishment lies the threat of social stigma—that students, fearful of being accused, will censor themselves or feel themselves censored.
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Number one ranking under threat from Murray Djokovic's more than two-year hold on the number one ranking is under threat from Andy Murray.
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In California, a criminal threat must be unequivocal, unconditional, immediate, and so specific as to convey an immediate prospect of execution of the threat.
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Their best threat came in the ninth with that two-out bases-loaded threat but Hand struck out Anthony Santander to end the game.
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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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For any particular threat, such as terrorism or hurricanes, risk is a function of the probability of the threat multiplied by the potential consequences.
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If we consider that Korea's major global comparative advantage is high-tech electronics, such threat becomes a systemic threat for the country's economic future.
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"The threat of nuclear and radiological terrorism remains one of the greatest challenges to international security, and the threat is constantly evolving," it said.
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We also must unite to ID the threat of radical Islam because you cannot eliminate a threat that you are not willing to identify.
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In the United States, an intelligence community that strongly believes in the Russian threat has as its ultimate boss one who discounts that threat.
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Afghan security officials said that while Kabul remained under constant insurgent threat, they had no prior intelligence of a particular threat to the protest.
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The commonsense travel ban should have been implemented from the start to address this ever growing threat – a threat ignored by the Obama administration.
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Last week, a bomb threat was called into a Birmingham Jewish community center in my district, the third threat in just one month's time.
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DIAMOND: Well, you know what, if anyone called him a threat the way we told them, was, yes he&aposs a threat to poverty.
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It's hard for an employee to ignore the threat of losing one's job or even the threat of embarrassment in front of other employees.
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At the recent congressional hearing on the threat of white supremacy, intelligence officials acknowledged that the domestic terror threat had morphed since 9/11.
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Maneuverability is important not just in being able to orient yourself to see the threat, but also in being able to defeat the threat.
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In a recent Gallup poll, 47 percent of Americans called illegal immigration a critical threat and another 30 percent called it an important threat.
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He also helped establish the non-profit Cyber Threat Alliance—a group of companies who share threat intelligence—and currently serves on its board.
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Harder's threat letter poses a greater risk to Bannon than the truly empty threat of a defamation-related lawsuit naming Wolff and his publishers.
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Monday's threat is a slight (level 2 of 5) risk that extends from far east Texas into Mississippi, with damaging winds the primary threat.
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"There is no threat by the federal government, there is no threat by the state government" to shutter faith-based adoption agencies, Yarbro said.
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Just as threat can turn liberals into conservatives, safety can turn conservatives into liberals — at least while those feelings of threat or safety last.
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"Our proposal is clear: commitment for commitment; violation for violation; threat for threat; and step for step, instead of talk for talk," he said.
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The Marshals Service conducted a threat assessment for DeVos and determined that a threat to her safety existed, Credic-Barrett said in an email.
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But Trump has now retreated from the closure threat and subbed in a threat for new auto tariffs on Mexico a year from now.
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The group, also known as ISIS or ISIL, generally remains "a formidable threat" to American security and the "preeminent global terrorist threat," Clapper said.
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But the same dynamic — of a hyped nonwhite threat versus an ignored white threat — has shaped understanding of Latinos, and particularly immigrants, in America.
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This guidance was big: Since federal law still prohibits marijuana for any use, the threat of federal interference is a potential threat to legalization.
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"In view of the high level of the terrorism threat that Singapore currently faces, and the global terrorism threat posed by ISIS, Zulfikar's promotion of violence and ISIS and his radicalizing influence pose a security threat to Singapore," it said, referring to Islamic State.
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It is easy to believe that the deranged loner threat will always remain roughly what it is, whereas the terrorist threat might grow without bound.
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But the worst mistake of all was to arm a group of terrorists who are not only a threat to Syria, but a threat globally.
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Law enforcement officials said the threat had been relayed to the FBI by a law enforcement agency in another country, where the threat had originated.
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Iran is increasingly coming to play a central role in the battle against the threat of radical Islamic terrorists -- or at least the Sunni threat.
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"Understanding what they go through and the doubt, the ups and downs, the constant threat of extermination, the existential threat that they face every day".
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The big threat, I would say, is not that recent, low inflation figures have made central banks complacent about the threat of accelerating price increases.
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" The poll asked people to rate Russia and a slew of other countries on a 5-point scale ranging from "no threat" to "imminent threat.
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Well, as Tyrion suggested in Episode 4, eradicating the magical threat made it clear that the real threat to humanity wasn't monsters, but other people.
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Putting the security threat in context "The biggest future threat we have is keeping talking about cyber security the way we do today," he argued.
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"The threat of cyber security may very well be the biggest threat to the U.S. financial system," Dimon said in an April letter to shareholders.
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Pais was considered a threat to the community and schools, but there was no information on any specific threat to a particular place, Phillips said.
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"We are in a warlike situation and there is always a general threat but no specific threat alert was received for this place," he added.
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While she was considered a threat to the community and schools, there was no information on any specific threat to a particular place, Phillips said.
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"The greatest threat to Pakistan's economic livelihood would be the increasing threat of water scarcity and water stress along the Indus basin," Stratfor's Keller said.
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Note that even if you remove the threat in this way, your router will still stay vulnerable to this threat until a fix is applied.
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"I would not say we are comfortably ahead of the threat; I would say we are addressing the threat that we know today," Syring said.
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In Turkey, people told researchers that the single greatest threat to their national security is the US. They weren't asked about the threat of ISIS.
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Divide: 66%More on North Korea: 83% of Americans say North Korea poses a threat to the U.S., and 70% say that threat is "serious."
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"North Korea poses an overt threat, a declared threat, to the world, and it has stated its intention to develop a thermonuclear weapon," he said.
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Duterte's administration hits back, asserting that he is not a threat to democracy, but rather a threat to the criminals who seek to destroy it.
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But "winds and the fire weather threat will decrease Tuesday in the north, but a threat will remain in Southern California," the weather service said.
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He suggested that this threat posed the most dangerous immediate threat to the United States, even more pressing than an attack by global terrorist networks.
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Seventy-five percent say Iran is either "a very serious threat" or "a moderately serious threat", compared with 69% in October and 71% in August.
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That unspoken threat of regime change from within, encouraged from the outside, probably motivated Kim at least as much as any threat of military force.
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Flynn was a potential threat to US security interests, and after eight years of defending the country Obama wasn't going to leave this threat unnamed.
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"The greatest immediate threat to the United States and to the world is the threat posed by the rogue regime in North Korea," McMaster said.
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Trump will also talk about the threat of hacking, but will not label climate change a threat to national security, as the previous administration did.
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"There is currently disagreement on whether [ISIS-K] is a regional threat, or if it potentially poses a threat to the West," Jadoon told Insider.
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Despite the very present nature of the threat climate change poses, less than half of the US population sees climate change as an imminent threat.
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I don't think you see a threat to you in that, in the way you see a threat to you in what's happened to Murray.
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Under the law, a judge must be satisfied that a prisoner poses a significant threat and that no other measures can effectively contain that threat.
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"The threat of this tariff is still looming over us; even though we had a favorable ruling today, the threat is very real," he said.
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And they lie about the problems America faces, hyping an imaginary threat from scary dark-skinned people and, increasingly, attributing that threat to Jewish conspirators.
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"The threat of terrorism — like many sources of threat, can lead to more rigid thinking — less attention to ambiguity," he writes me in an email.
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Sargent argues that the Trump presidency has created a terrible threat to American democracy — but has also roused people to fight back against that threat.
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In April, party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski called the LGBT movement "a threat to our identity, a threat to our nation and its long-term existence".
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We may not agree with how Pakistan assesses the threat from India, but in my experience, almost all Pakistanis perceive India as an existential threat.
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As such, the terror threat level in Europe remains high and the threat of terrorism is a concern for any high-profile event, including WEF.
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Hypersonic missile threat The U.S. missile defense system operates on the assumption that the incoming threat is a ballistic missile traveling on a predictable trajectory.
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Trump's threat: Mr. Esper also contradicted President Trump's earlier threat to strike cultural sites in Iran, acknowledging that doing so would be a war crime.
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"The greatest threat we have to aviation is the insider threat," Erroll Southers, a former FBI agent and transportation security expert, told The Associated Press.
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" Hyten has previously called Russia the "most significant threat" to the U.S. because the nation poses "the only existential threat to the country right now.
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Hyten noted that if the missiles did not pose an existential threat, then the U.S. would not then have to respond with an existential threat.
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Some 70 million people are in this storm's path, including about 45 million facing a high wind threat and 15 million facing a flood threat.
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Read: How climate change is fueling extremism 'Existential threat' Population growth combined with climate change form an "existential threat" for the UK, according to Bevan.
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"Pres. Trump has drawn a red line... he's not going to contain the threat, he's going to stop the threat" -- @LindseyGrahamSC on N. Korea pic.twitter.
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"As long as the threat in North Korea exists, we need to maintain a high state of readiness to respond to that threat," he said.
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He declined to say who leveled the threat against Daniels and would not say whether or not the threat had come from the president himself.
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When the security and intelligence community receives credible warnings about a specific threat, they work with the appropriate partners to appropriately respond to the threat.
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"Africa's challenges could create a threat that surpasses the threat that the United States currently faces from conflict in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria," Bolduc warned.
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Johnson also announced a new program called Microsoft Threat Experts in public preview within the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) application for Windows 10 Enterprise.
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The visual evidence, the proof life is a threat, threat to the abortion racket, they make hundreds of millions of dollars on this, don&apost look.
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The term "hybrid threat" is an intelligence and warfare targeting doctrinal concept that recognizes the intersection of hostile nation-state and non-nation state threat typologies.
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"While an assessment is always conducted following a threat, there is no known credible threat to the aircraft or passengers at this time," the FBI said.
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In addition in my experience of doing bomb threats putting someones [sic] name in the emailed threat will reduce the chance of the threat being successful.
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The threat of edge providers is a great way to distract from the threat of broadband providers — which is why it gets brought up so much.
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Goldman's study illustrates the futility of responding to the problem of doping through the threat of detection and punishment or even the threat of death itself.
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If trust vanishes, North Koreans "may see an imminent threat coming to them that is not an imminent threat", disbelieving assurances that a strike is limited.
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"IS is not the only existential threat to the people of Turkey, the PKK is equally a threat and we are aware of that," Biden said.
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Russia as a threat The survey also found that 47% of Americans see Russia as a major threat, but there is a partisan divide in responses.
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Those experts are Vladislav Iliushin, IoT threat researcher at Avast, and Candid Wueest, principal threat researcher at Symantec, who both specialize in smart home gadget security.
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A quick reaction force was formed on a mission by mission basis depending on the threat level, distance of the threat and other factors, Warren added.
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"The threat could be isolated in a small town or big city, but any threat that is received by law enforcement needs to be taken seriously."
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There was no warning of a possible threat to Soros, and there was no continuing threat to Soros or the public, a law enforcement official said.
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The firm has alerted government authorities and power companies about the threat, advising them of steps to defend against the threat, Lee said in an interview.
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This spoke to the significance of labeling something as terrorism, which implies that the attack represents a larger threat — and thus compels action against that threat.
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After all, these are serious public servants, much of whose lives have been bound up in countering first the Soviet threat and now the Russian threat.
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"In my mind, a layman's mind, all I saw was a threat against my life and a threat against people who working for me," Marquardt said.
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Although plainly unrecognized by Trump, the prospective existential threat to the United States from Russia is still immeasurably greater (literally) than any conceivable threat from ISIS.
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Sam Nunn, the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction Act has played a significant role in helping to safeguard our world from the threat of nuclear war.
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Choosing the right application for your threat model Deciding which app is right for your threat model is a crucially important part of practicing safe sexting.
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So there's this very real threat of physical violence on the street, and in the workplace, there this very real threat of your livelihood being affected.
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However, it's worth pushing back on the idea that climate change should be understood as a threat to "military readiness," and a threat to national security.
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"So when they say we're a threat, they're right: We're a threat to a damaging and failed system that is rigged for the few," he said.
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The self-proclaimed triple threat Blair St. Clair showed us that her dancing is certainly no threat, and her acting at best a passive-aggressive text.
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He's talking about Obama's "red line," the president's threat to attack Syrian forces if they used chemical weapons (a threat he backed down from in 2013).
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The biggest threat is President Trump himself: His administration has been relentlessly assaulting the Affordable Care Act for two years, and that threat has not abated.
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The Turkish government considers the Kurds a threat, and Mr. Erdogan threatened this month to mount a new incursion into northern Syria to tackle the threat.
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They argue that the Brotherhood's Islamic ideology makes it a threat to the idea of the nation-state and thus a threat to the region's stability.
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Heavy rains continued to pose a threat of flooding across the Southeast, but other than pounding surf, the storm's threat to coastal areas had largely passed.
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There's some suggestion the White House had sidelined the domestic terror threat in favor of a focus on the international one in an official threat assessment.
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He describes how the threat of a global pandemic has supplanted nuclear war as the most likely mortal threat to large swaths of the world's population.
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Read more " _____ • Mehdi Hasan in The Intercept: "Today, the terror threat from far-right white supremacists is the terror threat that dare not speak its name.
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The rival isn't just a threat to the favorite team's place in the standings — it can be a threat to the fan's own sense of self.
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It leads to this pervasive but false narrative that somehow the government is paying more attention to the Islamic extremist threat than to the domestic threat.
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While climate change and the nuclear threat remain the main factors, the Bulletin has identified "cyber intrusions and fake news as a threat enabler," Bronson said.
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They see the proposal as a threat to the ecosystem and wildlife of the pristine refuge, especially the porcupine caribou, and a threat to the climate.
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When a President perceives a serious threat to the American people, he has an obligation to highlight that threat, which is best done in clear terms.
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Last month, North Korea issued a specific threat to fire its Hwasong-12 missiles into waters off Guam but then appeared to back off the threat.
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For incumbents, twisted district lines can make the threat of losing to a primary challenger more worrisome than threat of an opponent from the other party.
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Each one gets two scores: an overall threat score and an aviation threat score, and it ranked Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano as posing the biggest risk.
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At the top of the list is the militant Hamas — a clear terrorist threat for Israel, but also a major internal threat to the Palestinian Authority.
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Recorded information will go into the state database (portal) and school districts, and specific "Threat Assessment Teams" will get alerts if it's determined there's a threat.
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Recorded information will go into the state database (portal) and school districts, and specific "Threat Assessment Teams" will get alerts if it's determined there's a threat.
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Threat posed by corruption and China Tillerson ended his remarks with an appeal to African governments to tackle the threat posed by corruption and bad governance.
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There should be another kind of threat — larger, slower, less obvious, but potentially even more powerful — pushing authoritarians to these extremes: the threat of social change.
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Russia has said it sent "specialists" to Venezuela under a military cooperation deal but insisted they posed no threat to regional stability, brushing aside Trump's threat.
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According to studies conducted by Dewey Cornell, one of the authors of the Virginia Student Threat Assessment Guidelines — an evidence-based model for schools to use in conducting threat assessments of students — fewer than 1 percent of students seen for threat assessments carry out their threats.
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Again and again, President Donald Trump's national security officials have contradicted each other about how imminent a threat Qasem Soleimani posed, whether they had specific intelligence on the threat and even what that threat was, with Trump saying one thing then another, while officials offered varying explanations.
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In recent days, Trump's national security officials have contradicted each other about how imminent a threat the Iranian general posed, whether they had specific intelligence on the threat and even what that threat was, with Trump saying one thing then another, while officials offered varying explanations.
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Nearly three-quarters of Americans say individual attacks are a greater threat than attacks organized by terrorist groups, just 2001% see organized attacks as the bigger threat.
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According to the National Drug Threat Assessment for 2229, nearly a third of American law-enforcement agencies ranked methamphetamine as the biggest drug threat in their areas.
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That means they must be seen as political appointees who work under the threat of impeachment — a threat that should loom over Thomas and Kavanaugh in particular.
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The details: If the perpetrator of a bomb threat blocks caller ID, FCC rules can prohibit carriers from providing that information to the target of the threat.
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"I saw a threat and I used the force I felt necessary to stop a threat," Officer Betty Shelby said Sunday during an interview on 60 Minutes.
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He said quick reaction forces are formed on a mission-by-mission basis depending on the threat level, distance of the threat and other factors, Warren added.
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The threats represented by Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban represent a first-order threat to liberty while Soros is a second-order threat, they lecture.
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As countless investigations have shown—and recent events have confirmed—the threat of malicious hacking and machine error remains a very real threat to our democratic process.
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats described climate change as a national security threat for the second year in a row in his Worldwide Threat Assessment report.
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By talking so much about the threat of immigration, and the threat of Muslim "infiltration" in America, Trump made these the most salient issues for many voters.
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The West mobilized all its resources to meet the threat, led by NATO and a consensus among the world's democracies that the Soviet threat must be met.
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A criminal president is obviously a threat to the nation, but so is a president who can't or won't respond to the ongoing threat of foreign interference.
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Automation and artificial intelligence are seen as a threat to jobs in manufacturing, while the advent of self-driving cars poses a threat to jobs in transport.
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"We think Sanders would be a real threat to Democrats because we don't think he can beat Trump, and that is an existential threat," he told Hill.
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We should take the threat posed by white supremacist terrorists as seriously as we rightly take the threat posed by terrorists groups based outside the United States.
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Guarding against the threat of terrorism is essential to national security, but disease poses a far larger statistical threat, one which Washington's budgetary priorities must also recognize.
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Then track the threat until you can deploy your most important resource: your human capital, the men and women in Border Patrol, to deal with that threat.
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If a would-be autocrat doesn't make good on a threat it's because he couldn't–he was stopped or deterred–not because it was an empty threat.
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All of these domestic terrorist attacks prove that it's time that Trump take the deadly threat of white supremacists as seriously as the threat that ISIS poses.
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Irving, on the other hand, is a threat to shoot off the dribble—and in several instances, that threat has forced Golden State to overextend its defense.
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Endlessly warning about a generalized threat of the "Islamification" of Europe does not mean you saw this attack coming while everyone else ignored the threat of terror.
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For today's middle-school students, that now includes the threat of nicotine addiction — and new Health Department data released this week reveals the extent of this threat.
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In fact, fMRI studies have shown that our threat-protection system is triggered even when there is no actual external threat, but just us being self-critical.
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And frankly, we can't afford to given the incredible cost to our national attention, the threat to national security and potentially even the threat to democracy itself.
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Krebs told CNN that if there was an active threat during the shutdown, the department was able to respond by conducting assessments and hunting down the threat.
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Department of Homeland Security is finally, officially recognizing white supremacist terror as a major national security threat in the U.S. — a threat that's coming from the inside.
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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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What these seemingly disparate groups have in common is the perceived threat they pose to the status quo order, which authoritarians experience as a threat to themselves.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation recommends asking yourself these five questions when threat modeling: Is your threat an ex who might want to go through your Facebook account?
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A Pew Research Center survey found 83 percent of Latinos saw the coronavirus as a threat to their personal finances, with half saying they saw it as a "major" threat, compared to 21625 percent of the overall U.S. population who saw the virus as a threat to their finances.
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Kelley Petrey, a threat assessment manager at Tufts University, said that some organizations are using the process to reduce the threat of workplace violence and active shooter attacks.
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Test Four: North Korea China also holds the key to the single most existential threat you may have to face: a North Korea with a deliverable nuclear threat.
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But the principal factor was Mr Trump's threat to impose tariffs on all car imports, not just those above any quota—a threat that still looms over Canada.
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Tupac was very in tune with the threat of death he lived with everyday; a threat that was actualized when he was murdered at the age of 25.
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Soro Diop, a spokesman for the Ministry of Justice, said the operation was a response to the growing threat of extremism in the region, not a specific threat.
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With the Hank-is-dead theory having graduated from Threat Level Twitter Chatter to Threat Level Real-Life Blog Post, the Brewers called a press conference for Friday.
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Adware is generally the least serious threat in the hierarchy of unwanted software, and the Mac figures for the more serious threat categories saw a much smaller rise.
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"It was indicative that cyber has converted from being a logical threat to a physical threat," said William Saito, special adviser to the Japanese cabinet on IT strategy.
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President Donald Trump saw the Chinese threat early but he conceives of it chiefly in terms of the bilateral trade deficit, which is not in itself a threat.
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If the entire point of the administration's strategy is to convince other countries that the threat of force is credible, then the threat needs to seem, well, credible.
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We understand that now we're protecting against this threat, but we have to have a different mindset of trying to see around the corner and the next threat.
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One is that people may not be receiving information about a threat, and if they are, they are not perceiving the information as a threat to them personally.
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"Nevertheless, we believe Airbnb is still likely a threat to hotels, but think the change in regulations has reduced the magnitude of the threat," the investment bank said.
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For example, when I ask Vanya to ask Baba about the threat from ISIS, she dismisses it and tells me that the real threat is from unchecked immigration.
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Much of the time when the threat is terrorism, this threat is a boon for the Republican because the GOP has a longstanding ownership advantage on national security.
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His comments followed Mattis' threat that it would be "game on" if North Korea carried out its threat to fire missiles toward the US island territory of Guam.
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An awful lot of modern tech-threat stories are just reskinned alien-threat stories, where the problem is how to fight an intellectually superior and utterly ruthless foe.
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These statements represent a new model of threat for North Korea: the threat of damaging or menacing missile launches to coerce its enemies into altering their military posture.
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Rather than see Russia's hacks as a threat to the legitimacy of America's elections, he saw the investigation as a threat to the legitimacy of his own election.
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If Trump's threat isn't idle, or a complete fabrication, then it's a threat to ruin Comey's suit with the blood and gore from shooting himself in the face.
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The latest threat, a 10 percent tariff on $200 billion in Chinese goods, would add another $20 billion a year—hardly an existential threat to America's economic recovery.
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The question is what happens when there is a new reality where all Allies do not share that threat perception or accept the concept of a common threat.
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"Combined with other elements, this is a new threat and this is a global threat," he said after a meeting with South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha.
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The time for incremental measures is over and the U.S. cannot afford to allow this threat to continue to develop like we did with the threat of terrorism.
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The DOJ indictment against the APT10 Group is meant to send three messages, said Priscilla Moriuchi, director of strategic threat development at Recorded Future, a threat intelligence firm.
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However, the concerns against sharing threat information with the government and the minimal use that threat indicators will provide may prevent many companies from joining the government's exchange.
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Thus, the Iran threat serves to form a coalition of states to meet that common threat, but, without a basis in shared values, it will not be viable.
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Supporters of Exxon Mobil have characterized the investigation as a threat of criminal prosecution over holding increasingly unpopular scientific opinions, and thus a threat to First Amendment rights.
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Fantastic Beasts Magical Threat Clock, $69Keep track of the hour, and of oncoming hazards (at least in your Harry Potter fantasies) with this very detailed Magical Threat Clock.
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The post-9/11 hysteria about the real but non-existential threat of jihadist terrorism has subsided as the threat of white nationalist terror at home has grown.
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Climate change is "not just the biggest threat human life on the planet has ever faced but a threat of an entirely different category and scale," he writes.
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While tiny Taiwan no longer poses a military threat to China, its status as a Chinese-speaking democracy is viewed as an ideological threat by Beijing's authoritarian government.
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"The major threat of Europe at the moment is not Orban or Salvini, the major threat is that the E.U.'s institutional arrangement is unstable," Mr. Ferguson said.
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U.K. raises threat level to "critical" Prime Minister Theresa May has raised the U.K. threat level from severe to critical, meaning authorities believe a further attack is imminent.
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The threat-detection firm Malwarebytes found in an annual study that adware "reigned supreme" in 2019 as the most common threat on Android devices, Macs, and Windows PCs.
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Officials said the plot was the 13th significant threat that the police had exposed and broken up since Australia raised its terrorist threat level to probable in 2014.
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More details on the alleged threat Daniels' attorney has repeatedly said she was threatened, but the details of the alleged threat have never been made public until now.
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It was not until recently, as the threat from right-wing extremism flourished and the threat from Islamic extremism waned, that the flaws in that strategy became clear.
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White House officials said that was because news of the impending operation leaked, a threat to security that has helped fuel the move for the insider threat program.
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"Republicans think Democrats are a threat to the nation, and the Democrats think the Republicans are a threat to the nation," a second official who provided testimony explained.
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Harvard professor Michael Porter proposed assessing companies based on the threat of new entrants, industry rivalry, the threat of substitutes, buyer power and the leverage held by suppliers.
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The American view is that excessive regulation is a clear threat to innovation, while the European view is that a corporate monoculture is a clear threat to innovation.
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Confusing explanations Since the strike, Trump administration officials have offered confusing explanations, contradicting each other about how imminent a threat the Iranian general posed, whether they had specific intelligence on the threat and even what that threat was, with Trump saying one thing, then another, while officials offered varying explanations.
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The US intelligence community assessed that ethno-supremacists and ultranationalists in Europe posed a significant enough threat to US interests that they were listed in the latest worldwide threat assessment -- compiled by the US intelligence community -- and if nationalist momentum continues in Europe, we could see that threat increase further.
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But the distinction between core and edge collapses in 5G networks – that means that a potential threat anywhere in the network will be a threat to the whole network.
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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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While Downing Street wanted to portray it as a threat to Britain's departure from the EU, pro-Brexit lawmakers saw it as a potential existential threat to May's administration.
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"Yes, we should cooperate with Russia now that it's no longer our major threat, meaning the primary threat," said Rohrabacher, a 15-term congressman representing California's 48th Congressional District.
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"The supreme goal of the state of Israel continues to be stopping the Iranian threat and stopping the threat from the bad nuclear deal signed with Iran," he said.
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Now, Westeros faces an existential threat — and that threat is officially marching South in the form of a massive White Walker and wight army led by the Night King.
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The man who made the threat was arrested and later admitted making a false bomb threat, saying he had been joking, the prosecutor's office said in a second statement.
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AUTO TARIFF THREAT Hanging over the talks is U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on cars and auto parts of around 25 percent on national security grounds.
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"The bottom line is it's a continued effort to build a threat, a ballistic missile threat that endangers world peace, regional peace, and certainly the United States," he said.
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I would abolish golf courses because they are an environmental threat and a threat to the safety of people...And I want the death penalty to be re-enacted.
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Wednesday (secretly Odin) has recognized this threat, and he hires a troubled convict to help him recruit other gods, many of whom haven't realized the threat to their existence.
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Twitter Conspiracy Theorist Charged With a Felony in Lynch Threat Against Muslim Candidate Here's a rare case where a death threat on Twitter leads to an actual felony charge.
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The threat of Donald Trump winning the presidency -- a threat that grows every day -- shouldn't it surely matter more to delegates than the ideological purity of the Democratic ticket?
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Some societies will veer tighter than others for good reasons, such as threat—and thus would be seen as too tight for the loose groups who lack a threat.
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Microsoft announced a new tool today called Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection designed to help IT detect threats to Windows 10 machines after a threat has penetrated the network.
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Insight Partners has purchased a majority share in Boston-based threat intelligence company Recorded Future for $780 million in cash, the highest ever price for a threat intel firm.
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" The British government has also warned its citizens to be vigilant when visiting Belgium, which has now been placed at threat level 4 -- meaning "a serious and imminent threat.
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The whole of Westeros is under threat from a winter nobody has prepared for, and from the once-in-a-thousand-years civilization-ending threat of the White Walkers.
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The break in threat and counter-threat was enough for South Korean stocks to bounce 0.5 percent, though they remain well short of a record peak touched last month.
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Soereide told Reuters in April that Oslo did not see Moscow as a military threat and that the threat of war in the Arctic, NATO's northern flank, was "low".
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In many countries where abortion is banned save in cases of threat to the mother's health, the very act of proving that a threat is substantial is incredibly difficult.
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" On Trump's latest threat on immigration: "You can't just let every tweet and every veto threat and everything they say make any difference to what's going on in Congress.
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We tell officers that a knife or a shard of glass is always a lethal threat and that they should aggressively meet it with a lethal threat in return.
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Another threat: mosquitoes Mosquitoes pose another threat, with all the standing water providing the perfect breeding ground for the bugs that can carry Zika or the West Nile virus.
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Donilon, who served during the drawdown of U.S. forces from Iraq, said experts were wrong about ISIS posing only a regional threat versus an external threat to the West.
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At this stage, it isn't clear what's worse: the threat China poses to us, or the threat we pose to ourselves by not having a real strategy towards China.
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He said he respects Israel's perception of the Iranian threat to its existence, and while the Obama administration acknowledges that threat, it differs on how to best manage it.
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Asked about the threat to take away law enforcement monies, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said in a briefing last month that the administration stood behind its threat.
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The guidelines say that if an officer takes drugs because they perceive an immediate threat, then this should be limited to the minimum extent necessary to mitigate that threat.
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"This is not about a specific terrorist threat to France's beaches but rather a decision to increase security generally given the very high threat level nationwide," the official said.
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"Someone's going to get a great house," Mr. Levitt said, before adding, "How do you get over the dichotomy of whether it's a real threat or a perceived threat?"
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If birthright citizenship is really a threat to the US, it's a threat from children who have already been born more than children who have yet to be born.
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" Short said "we should" take the shutdown threat from Trump seriously, but that he thought the threat of a shutdown was "really toward December more so than in September.
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"Quarantine collectively scans as a threat to normalcy more than a threat to life," Colin Horgan noted recently about compulsive toilet paper purchasing at big-box stores like Costco.
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The problem of Washington allying with the Kurds, who Turkey considers terrorists and a threat to its territorial sovereignty, could be overlooked as long as ISIS remained a threat.
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The exact nature of the anti-Semitic threat — and indeed, whether it rises to the level of an existential threat at all — is intensely debated within Germany's Jewish community.
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In a world where every person with a smartphone is a citizen journalist, a threat to democracy is a threat to democracy, no matter the post's country of origin.
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I don't see it as a military threat or a physical threat to our country, but I think that it's more of a statement so that it doesn't continue.
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There is a real sense of emergency in the face of a health threat that is taking human life and in the face of the threat of economic devastation.
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Crane Hassold, senior director of threat research at the email security firm Agari, says that his team is particularly wary of the threat phishing poses to people working remotely.
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Nearly one in five of that group saw Iran as a "very significant threat" to America, compared to about 17% who saw the country as little or no threat.
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Taking the threat seriously After 9/11, America went on a war footing and instituted a huge number of expensive measures to protect the homeland from the jihadist threat.
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"The whole argument of imminent threat was an after-the-fact argument," says @SenJeffMerkley about Trump's tweet claiming the proof of imminent threat did not matter in Soleimani's killing.
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Faced with a potentially existential threat, any state has two options: stand down and negotiate or hit the source of that threat hard enough to make it back down.
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Many Norwegians say they feared that the 29-year-old woman's return posed a security threat to the country, but the police did not raise the terrorism threat level.
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He said the main threat to the outlook for inflation was the fluctuating price of oil, adding that policymakers had adequate tools and experience to deal with the threat.
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HARWOOD: So when people would say – people like you, who have criticized the president, have not taken action commensurate with the threat that you identify, threat to constitutional democracy.
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While covered extensively in the aftermath of the elections, this is just the tip of the cybersecurity-threat iceberg our nation faces — a threat that should concern every American.
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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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When one of his priests received a death threat after preaching against drug violence two years ago, Rangel handed himself over to the gang leader who made the threat.
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The general view you get is that Russia is maybe the more aggressive short-term threat, but China is the much longer term, more capable existential threat over time.
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It is not on people who are under threat by Donald Trump's presidency — under threat by the America that he was elected by promising — to put their fears aside.
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" - Lauren, 32 "Someone called in a bomb threat.
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The move by the Swedish central bank was intended to counter the dual threat of deflation and an appreciating currency, which poses a threat to the country's export-driven economy.
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The acceleration of its nuclear and ballistic missile program represents a grave threat to global peace and stability -- and a direct threat to the American homeland in the immediate future.
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While thwarting the Assange trial may be in the President's best interest, the Assange indictment must be read as a threat to journalism because it is a threat to journalists.
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But if Trump proceeds with his threat to extend 25% tariffs to all imports from China, that "would be a much more material threat to China's growth outlook," Coulton said.
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While the overwhelming threat still came from Islamist extremists — the focus of about 80 percent of investigations — a significant portion of the rest came from the growing extreme-right threat.
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Former Arkansas governor and presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, who spent years making the case that President Obama was an existential threat to America, has found an even bigger threat: Comcast.
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Founded by Roselle Safran, the former branch chief for cybersecurity operations at the White House, Uplevel combines case management, threat intelligence management, workflow orchestration, and analytics to automate threat responses.
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"We are not your enemy, we are not your threat, but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us and we have to respond," Tillerson said, addressing North Korea directly.
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Additionally, the allies will want to know whether the US President shares their concern about Russia's threat, which to most of them is the single biggest threat to their security.
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"I believe that's only a threat, but it's a good threat," says Takeshi Niinami, the head of Suntory, a beverage company, who sits on a government council for labour reform.
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THAAD is a sore spot for China, which considers the system a threat in the region, though the US insists its purely to guard against the North Korean missile threat.
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Read: Hurricane Irma could be next weather disaster Threat to the US CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward also said it was too early to predict Irma's threat to the United States.
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This isn't to say that the storm won't pose a second threat to Florida, but rather that it may not be as serious of a threat as it is now.
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The review identifies North Korea as an ongoing and "extraordinary threat" just seven months after the president boasted that U.S. diplomacy all but eliminated the threat posed by Pyongyang (Reuters).
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Under a constitutional amendment approved by parliament, the government will have the right to invoke an extraordinary status quo called "terror threat situation" if it sees a threat of attack.
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And as we watch this farce play out, a real — and deadly — threat to the lives of LGBT people across the globe, the threat of Islamic extremism, continues to grow.
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And House Democrats are reportedly considering forcing a vote opposing the president's threat to seal the U.S.-Mexican border (though the president has since backed-off that threat for now).
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Because that would mean that despite one's belief that a potential terrorist is such a grave threat we should restrict his rights, one's ideology prohibits actually protecting against this threat.
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CTR was remarkably successful in reducing the former Soviet nuclear and chemical weapons proliferation threat, but it achieved mixed results in its attempts to eliminate the threat posed by bioweapons.
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He took great pleasure in criticizing his predecessors for failing to come to grips with the economic and security threat from China and the nuclear security threat from North Korea.
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The icing on Kim's confection of caustic commentary was his threat he'll "tame" Trump "with fire" -- a throw down exposing the hollowness of Trump's threat to North Korea last month.
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Chemical, biological and nuclear warheads give an extra, terrifying edge to this threat, but they too are a known threat and one that has not obviously increased in recent years.
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Though, Snow does seem to understand the threat better than anyone since last season he made it clear, the biggest threat anyone is going to face is the Night King.
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The best way to address these challenges is with a detection platform based on the hybrid threat finance (HTF) concept derived from the U.S. Department of Defense "hybrid threat" doctrine.
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I'm from London, I'm an immigrant here, and just like all the Latinos here who have been under threat because of the rising popularity of Trump, I feel under threat.
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In Germany, the news is so often about the threat refugees and refugees might pose to the nation, or the threat of the right-wing radicals opposed to their arrival.
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According to the military, climate change is a "threat multiplier" in a scenario where the threat is people from other countries, and the threatened are the U.S. and its military.
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Limited Substitution Threat: Liquid Telecom's market-leading position is underpinned by its unique cross-border fibre network spanning 13 countries in Africa, with limited substitution threat from alternative network operators.
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It has suggested that two things are needed: that the speaker intended to make a threat and that a reasonable listener would have understood the statement to be a threat.
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But it is incoherent to argue that Trump constitutes an existential threat to the Constitution, and that Congress should wait to use the Constitution's primary defense against such a threat.
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Iran was viewed as much more of a threat than Iraq (only 8% called that country a significant threat), Afghanistan (about 9%), Syria (about 20%) and North Korea (about 35%).
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As cities inevitably produce more barriers to wall off the remote threat of another attack, we will grow only more conscious of the ever-present threat posed by ordinary objects.
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Limited Substitution Threat: Liquid Telecom's market-leading position is underpinned by a unique cross-border fibre network spanning 13 countries in Africa, with limited substitution threat from alternative network operators.
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But given the the threat of Iranian counterattacks, infrastructure owners should nonetheless be aware of the campaign, argues Dragos founder and former NSA critical infrastructure threat intelligence analyst Rob Lee.
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It is fighting that threat every day, and its government has made crystal clear that it fully intends to win and to consign this threat to the dustbin of history.
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Although we applaud the court's decision, the Grand Canyon is still under threat, and the Trump administration's push for uranium mining poses a serious threat to our beloved public lands.
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This includes everything from enriching alerts and technologies with vetted threat intelligence, all the way to creating scripts to automatically act on a known threat to automate well-defined play.
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Speaker Gingrich and Ambassador Cooper testified EMP is a "top threat" — an existential threat — and that the national electric grid can be protected cost-effectively, and should be protected now.
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More than 55 people million are under a high wind threat; more than 703 million are under winter storm threats; and more than 17 million are under a flood threat.
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The Russian military threat today, while certainly credible, and growing over the past decade, is nowhere near the size of the threat the United States and its allies once faced.
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Previously, authorities could arrest someone who made a threat that's deemed a hoax, but could not arrest someone for making a vague threat that isn't carried out, the newspaper reported.
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Justice Minister Michael Keenan said the plot was the 13th significant threat broken up by the police since Australia raised its terrorist threat level from medium to high in 2014.
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With all those issues, China combines the Cold War national security and ideological threat of the Soviet Union and the late 28500th century economic and cultural perceived threat of Japan.
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But the essential strategic question for Americans today is, Do these facts make China a vital threat, and to the extent that they do, how should that threat be addressed?
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Narrating through emails, screengrabs, and a digital avatar, the artist outlines the concept of "threat modeling" — a process of identifying risks to determine the utmost threat to one's own security.
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It is this attitude that may deliver him the White House, a "serious" threat, a threat to be mocked and called out and hated, but not to be taken seriously.
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Central American migration is a national security threat Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Daniel R. Coats included an increase in migration from Central America as a regional national security threat in the Worldwide Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community that he presented to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence in January 2019.
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The scale of the attacks thrust the threat of the global far right into the international spotlight: Congress has held at least six hearings on the threat since April, and last month U.S. Homeland Security recognized white nationalism as a serious national security threat and unveiled a new counterterrorism strategy to combat it.
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The authors combined data from 171 immigration threat study papers written since 1995 and found that White threat responses to diversity crest at the smallest (under 1000 population) and largest (national) geographies, but in units of 5000 – 10,000 people, such as wards or tracts, greater diversity is associated with reduced threat perceptions.
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We do know, however, that Trump minimized the threat of white nationalism on Friday when he said that he doesn't see it as a major threat The President must not have read his own counterterrorism strategy before he signed it, because it specifically talks about the threat of nationalist movements to Americans.
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"A potential threat anywhere in the network will be a threat to the whole network," he said in a speech that did not mention Huawei or any other firms by name.
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The Western misperception of the Russian threat—in tandem with Putin's obsession with the "Western threat"—had devastating consequences for my region, including Putin's invasions and annexations of Georgia and Ukraine.
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Between the lines: DHS said today's threat alert builds on a previous threat that has been linked with the Chinese APT group, APT10, so these hacks are likely linked with China.
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Beyond the top 18, the other 143 volcanoes on the list are rated from a high threat to very low threat, with many of the active volcanoes hovering in the middle.
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The threat Trump real estate faces is, of course, the same threat all of south Florida faces—a combination of rising tides, eroding beaches, more powerful storm surges, and inadequate infrastructure.
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That this seems to have contributed to at least one death threat against her is demonstrably unimportant: The latest round of attacks came after the news of the threat maker's arrest.
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Following a recent WEF report, many perceive AI as a threat to our jobs, while others even go so far to assert that it poses a real threat to humanity itself.
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While the threat is part of the Callister captives' complex escape plan, and therefore an empty threat from a trapped Nanette, the real Nanette believes this is a "Fappening"-type fiasco.
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"Hillary Clinton's decisions overseas have left us with the threat we face today and her immigration policies will invite this threat onto our shores, and it's already happening," Trump said Monday.
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Instead, they use the threat and option of the three-pointer the same way that they use the threat of post-ups, elbow jumpers, and drives and cuts to the basket.
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No threat to Washington In the hours after the attack, House Speaker Paul Ryan tried to reassure the public he didn't think U.S. faced an immediate threat of a terrorist strike.
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The court has suggested that two things are qualifications: that the speaker intended to make a threat and that a reasonable listener would have understood the statement to be a threat.
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Sam Anderson writes: I like to think of the new world order (the iPocalypse, whatever) not as a threat to criticism — or not only as a threat — but as an opportunity.
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The former ambassador noted that the North Korean nuclear threat has been growing substantially in recent years but said that the country has been a threat for the past two decades.
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"We need to fully eliminate any threat around the globe, frankly, not just in Afghanistan, that poses a threat to our people and our allies," Spicer said at Tuesday's press briefing.
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To begin, one lesson we learned from the electrical grid experience is the value of sharing threat and vulnerability information among those within a sector who are affected by the threat.
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While the Trump administration has used the threat of military action as a tool to keep pressure on Maduro, its regional goodwill could quickly dissipate if that threat comes to fruition.
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"There's a threat of a few tornadoes and potential of large hail and a threat of flash flooding for the same areas mainly from this evening into early Thursday," Chenard said.
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Even if facts show that there is no real danger, "it's the perception of threat from an out-group, regardless of the actual presence of threat, that predicts prejudice," she said.
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Even if the ISIS threat ultimately recedes, al-Qaeda is very capable of filling that void in terms of a major terrorist threat, warned Richards at the University of East London.
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The greatest threat to CDC — and therefore a significant threat to the health of all Americans — is that CDC will not receive the funding it needs to protect the United States.
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Scientists and legislators have grown increasingly concerned about the threat of near-Earth objects, thanks to high-profile meteorite impacts and the realization that we're unprepared for a sudden asteroid threat.
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"According to this logic, if you have got a 'continuing and imminent threat' to those advisers, it sounds like you have a really broad aperture for pre-emptively attacking the threat."
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But the insistence on exoticizing Trump — on seeing him not just as a threat to democracy and the rule of law but as a unique threat — necessarily tilts in that direction.
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Swedish authorities raised the national security threat level to four on a scale of five in October 2010 but lowered the level to three, indicating a "raised threat", in March 2016.
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The precedent set by Supreme Court cases only requires that a police officer merely reasonably perceive a threat to use force, even if a threat is not, in reality, actually present.
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"Recognizing in candidate Trump an existential threat to cultural Marxist memes that dominate the prevailing cultural narrative, those that benefit recognized the threat he poses and see his destruction," it reads.
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Insurers have raised the premiums for many health plans in 2018 because of Mr. Trump's threat to cut off certain subsidies paid to insurers — a threat he carried out last month.
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In other words, she wondered if white people would read the news of a coming "minority majority" shift as a threat, a "threat" powerful enough to change their thoughts and behavior.
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Chuck Schumer's threat — and it was a threat, however empty — to Gorsuch and Kavanaugh has ginned up the predictable partisan outrage, but it was an inauthentic attempt to out-Trump Trump.
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"The bottom line is, it's a continued effort to build a threat — a ballistic missile threat that endangers world peace, regional peace, and certainly, the United States," the defense secretary said.
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The threat of doxxing wasn't nearly as much of a threat as it is in 2019, and nobody worried that their private Instagram or Snapchat accounts could be used against them.
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Nothing good can come of that, given Mr. Trump's threat to rain "fire and fury" on North Korea, and Mr. Kim's threat to strike the United States with a nuclear weapon.
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The director of national intelligence has called ISIS a global terrorism threat every year since 2015, while the P.K.K. has been noted as a regional security threat to Turkey or Syria.
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Major exercise under threat In addition, the virus could affect the Pentagon's decision to proceed with a lengthy upcoming exercise, involving as many as 20,000 troops training against a Russian threat.
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In one there was the physical threat of being jailed and tortured, in the other an even bigger threat for the whole Brazilian population, the rights of its citizens and democracy.
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The Taliban threat was issued shortly before Wilders announced on Thursday that he was calling off the planned contest because it posed too great a threat of provoking violence against innocents.
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The Bush and Obama administrations concluded that they could, under certain conditions, lawfully kill someone who posed an imminent threat — or whose past actions suggested they could pose a future threat.
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Trump raised NATO allies' eyebrows when he omitted an explicit endorsement of the treaty's mutual defense clause, which establishes that a threat to one member nation is a threat to all.
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The charges filed Thursday by U.S. prosecutors in Boston include five counts of mailing a threat to injure a person and five counts of mailing a hoax threat, according to MassLive.com.
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Though the federal government has been talking about the need for increased threat-sharing since at least 2011, the reality is that little effective threat-sharing has taken place to date.
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It's the threat of hidden traffic cameras than coerce drivers to slow down, and the threat of a terrifying IRS audit that convinces many people to not cheat on their taxes.
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These ideas about an outside cultural threat and an internal genetic threat to white America, moreover, were in circulation well before the emergence of the alt-right or the Trump campaign.
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The Bulls are probably a few pieces away from being a serious threat to make the NBA Finals, but they're already a major threat to conference rivals like Toronto and Boston.
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It remains unclear whether the threat of impeachment will increase or decrease chances that the two nations reach a trade agreement that would remove a near-term threat to the economy.
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While the phrasing of his threat to destroy North Korea was unfortunate, Trump actually made that threat contingent: North Korea would be destroyed if it attacked the US or its allies.
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"The Chinese counterintelligence threat is more deep, more diverse, more vexing, more challenging, more comprehensive and more concerning than any counterintelligence threat I can think of," FBI Director Christopher Wray said.
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" Warren described Trump's comment as a "creepy physical threat.
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That is where the biggest threat to growth lies.
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She's paranoid, practically hallucinating a threat — Mike knows this.
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Because they thought ... Credible threat to the president. Yes.
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" However, he said "the threat is everywhere and changing.
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Ted Cruz -- poses the greater threat to the party.
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" Yovanovitch testified that Trump's words "sounded like a threat.
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It's a threat he's made — and caved on — before.
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It almost reads like a warning — or a threat.
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While the witnesses stressed the threat to our nation to include the threat to our youth from international drug trafficking and international narco-terrorism, some of the member of the committee continued to ignore the information about the threat to their constituents and instead chose to demonstrate rabid devotion to their political party talking points.
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"Their (YPG) primary goal is a threat to Turkey, and if Turkey sees a YPG movement in northern Syria that is a threat to it, it will retaliate in kind," Kurtulmus said.
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Deepfakes were lauded as a potential nuclear threat, and the government started seriously seeking countermeasures against the threat of deepfakes, with DARPA funding researchers to find new ways of detecting manipulated videos.
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Featured in the new film is the Magical Threat Meter, a way for wizards at the Magical Congress of the United States of America (MACUSA) to diagnose the threat of magical exposure.
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"I think international terrorism is still number one, but I think [cybersecurity] is the fastest growing threat, and it is likely to overtake international terrorism as the most significant threat," Morell warned.
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"Freedom of religion is a sacred right but it's also a right under threat all around us and the world is under serious, serious threat, in so many different ways," Trump said.
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The "insider threat" video appears to have been produced under the auspices of the National Insider Threat Task Force — a program that came out of an executive order signed by President Obama.
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The therapist should then explain to the person that this threat will be reported to Talkspace, but at the same time they can help the person to not act on the threat.
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As well as threat detection and real-time notification, the platform includes built in take-down requests and follow-through — "to make threat management as responsive as possible", as he puts it.
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A nationwide bomb threat email demanding a bitcoin ransom has panicked people across the US. The threat hit schools, businesses, government facilities, and other locations, causing widespread evacuations from coast to coast.
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But even before the current tariff threat, trade turmoil beginning with Trumps threat to withdraw from the trilateral North American Free Trade Agreement had prompted Mexico to talk about broadening its suppliers.
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Poaching is also a major threat, with one unpleasant twist: In Africa, the "bushmeat" trade – wild animals like gorillas and elephants being killed for human consumption – is a significant threat to gorillas.
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He told me that his "actions on a daily basis revolve" around two types of threats—the threat of someone actively looking for him and the immediate threat of someone recognizing him.
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With such expansive benefits to the modern, technically aware entrepreneur, any threat to the proliferation of computer science should be treated as a threat to the very health of future startups themselves.
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The malware currently targets marketing, advertising, public relations, retail and manufacturing industries but "this threat may continue to evolve and grow to be a commonly observed threat," Proofpoint said on its website .
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HAYES: I think this is important because it tells us about the evolving threat from jihadists and it tells us about the saw that the previous administration talked about that evolving threat.
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There's hidden monsters, the threat of cannibalism, polar bears, seal hunting, freezing ice death, and so many more scary things, but like in so many Victorian horrors the real threat is...mankind.
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"So when they say we're a threat, they're right: We're a threat to a damaging and failed system that is rigged for the few," Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said in December 2017.
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"The existential threat to the North American Free Trade Agreement is a threat to our partnership, our shared economic vibrancy, and clearly the security and safety of all three nations," Donohue said.
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"You gotta be on high alert, and you gotta look for any indices of threat, and you need to eliminate that threat, just like the military does, in a second," says Kraska.
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"The greatest threat to our markets right now is the cyber threat," said Peikin, who was still wearing a guest badge because he has not yet received his formal SEC credentials yet.
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But that doesn't mean that we can't stand together in unity around those issues recognizing that a threat to the liberty of one of us is a threat to all of us.
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European leaders would shy away from accepting them, perhaps more so after Mr Putin's threat on October 24th that hosts "would expose their territory to the threat of a possible retaliatory strike".
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Stocks also continued to feel the pinch from the threat that President Donald Trump would make good on his threat to impose new tariffs on goods from China beginning September 1, 2019.
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By sharing threat indicators, the federal government hopes to encourage the voluntary exchange of cybersecurity threat information between the private sector and the federal government in a system of real-time notification.
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Influenza will remain a threat to those in and at the border facilities throughout the flu season, but influenza emanating from these border facilities poses no substantial threat to the general public.
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But the way he's discussed North Korea and the threat of nuclear war suggests to sources who've discussed the subject with him that this threat is more vivid and real to him.
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But even before the current tariff threat, trade turmoil beginning with Trump's threat to withdraw from the trilateral North American Free Trade Agreement had prompted Mexico to talk about broadening its suppliers.
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Facebook is being used for a coordinated disinformation campaign again — but this time, it's getting way out in front of the threat, before it's even clear where the threat is coming from.
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But he suggested that he agreed with the government that Mr. Martin would pose a danger — not necessarily a threat of violence, but a threat that he might further damage national security.
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The core of her argument listed the ways that Iran poses a strategic threat to the United States — and argued that the deal limits America's policy options for dealing with that threat.
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" She also pointed out the particular threat the ACA repeal might hold for women: "ACA repeal at the same time that Planned Parenthood is under threat can mean no recourse for [women].
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Everyone wants to feel that Covid-19 is a threat they don't face—and that in turn is a huge threat to the elderly, immunocompromised, and otherwise susceptible people in their lives.
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But the U.S. response to the threat has been catastrophically slow and inadequate, and the buck stops with Trump, who minimized the threat and discouraged action until just a few days ago.
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Yet whether or not he thinks it truly represents a threat to Western values and the open internet, his past actions demonstrate he views TikTok as a clear threat to Facebook's hegemony.
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That's an important distinction: It's not just that the facts didn't rise to show that there was an imminent threat, the information they provided us indicated there was not an imminent threat.
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"The regional threat from terrorism, in particular from Daesh and foreign fighters, is a direct threat to Australia and our interests," Ms. Payne said, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State.
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On Saturday, DHS updated its terrorism threat advisory system following the US airstrike targeting a top Iranian general, warning of the threat for an Iranian cyber attack and inspired homegrown violent extremists.
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The No. 1 threat to Martin Luther King's legacy is Donald Trump," Sewell told the AP. "The best way I can counter that threat is to support someone who can beat him.
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"I think Korea is the most uncertain threat and the most dangerous, near-term threat because we are not certain how that is going to play out this year," the general said.
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Iraq threat assessment We are providing you with an updated threat assessment after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's decision to order US diplomatic personnel to depart the US Consulate in Basra, Iraq.
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Extreme wildfire threat in the Southwest High winds and dry conditions combine for an extreme wildfire threat in parts of New Mexico and West Texas on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.
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Had the Obama administration decided to clarify when to actively fight a threat and when to defend against one, we could have mitigated the threat of Russian interference in our election process.
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Some see "safe space culture" as an even more acute danger — an imminent threat to free speech in a pluralistic society, and even a threat to employment or other ways of life.
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"We believe climate change is one of the greatest threats facing Canadians and the world, and it is a threat which is a global threat and which needs global solutions," Freeland said.
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DropMyBin, a hosting service that threat actors are using to host malware (Screenshot: TechCrunch) DropMyBin, a hosting service that threat actors are using to host malware (Screenshot: TechCrunch) The researchers say the site offers reliability for threat actors where traditional file-sharing sites often nix or delete malware from their systems when it's detected as malware.
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"It's not that you run from protesters, but if someone suggests some sort of physical threat or are espousing a verbal threat that could lead to a physical threat, if you feel that you're in danger and your staff is in danger, call 911 and leave and go out the back door," Reichert said after the meeting.
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In a Friday interview with Fox News's Laura IngrahamLaura Anne IngrahamState Department cancels two classified congressional briefings on Iran, embassy security Democrats request briefing on intel behind Trump's embassy threat claim Trump says it doesn't matter if Soleimani posed an imminent threat MORE, Trump added that the threat was to a total of four U.S. embassies.
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The legal problem remains, however, that to use deadly force, there must be an imminent threat that could produce death or severe bodily injury, and the response to that threat must be proportionate.
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"These cyber threat actors are still active and we strongly encourage our partners in government and industry to work together to defend against this threat," DHS official Christopher Krebs said in a statement.
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Amnesty said in a statement Robet's arrest was "not only a clear threat to the freedom of speech and expression in Indonesia, but also poses a threat for human rights activists in general".
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And now, we are using something that's intentionally hamstringed, and it becomes a security threat, a national security threat, essentially, to our financial systems, our internet, our daily banking, everything else we do.
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While multiple Democrats highlighted China and the global threat of nuclear proliferation as major challenges, no two candidates gave the same answer when asked to identify the greatest geopolitical threat America currently faces.
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Yet as his administration's attention turns increasingly to another nuclear threat, from Iran, it is not difficult to imagine him parking his ambition to rid the world of the North Korea nuclear threat.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Twitter in response on Thursday a "short war with Iran is an illusion", and the threat to obliterate Iran amounted to a threat of genocide.
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Perception matters a lot in the court system: What matters legally is whether an officer perceives a threat; that perception legally justifies using deadly force, not whether the victim actually posed a threat.
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The threat of impeachment, and not revolution, sufficed to end his assault on the rule of law — and that threat, along with the other checks and balances, has always sufficed to prevent dictatorship.
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In addition, Ryan Olson, threat intelligence director of the Palo Alto Networks Unit 220 threat research team, notes there's no firm evidence at present that this is the result of any particular attack.
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That's despite authorities warning people to stay out of the floodwater, because well, there might be sharks lurking underneath — if the threat of drowning in fast moving water wasn't enough of a threat.
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Thoms has no idea about McClendon's true motives, but McClendon manages to get the Secret Service to prepare for a potential threat — without anyone knowing that the threat is whatever he's planning himself.
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CryptoWall is one of the most widely used forms of ransomware, and has been updated several times to make it stronger, said cybersecurity and threat intelligence firm Webroot in its 2016 Threat Brief.
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"There is a growing realization among your Arab neighbors that they have common cause with you in the threat posed by Iran, and it is indeed a threat, there's no question about that."
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"To whomever uses the threat of Daesh, which is a real threat that we must defend ourselves against, to invoke military interventions, we respond that military interventions are not the solution," Gentiloni said.
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So the first phase of the operations was designed to take out that threat – the heavy weapons, the ballistic missiles, the air defences and the air force so that we remove the threat.
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"The current political crisis poses a very serious threat to the still fragile recovery and exposes a serious enough threat to continued economic reforms," the World Bank's Qimiao Fan said at a briefing.
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There is no doubt that these fears are grounded in compelling evidence of an ongoing threat to the United States homeland, although political opinion differs about the nature and source of that threat.
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It takes the immediate threat of being shot or mauled or impaled and compounds it with the threat of losing one's mind in the jungle, or under a menacing ceiling fan in Saigon.
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"The bottom line is, it's a continued effort to build a threat -- a ballistic missile threat that endangers world peace, regional peace and certainly the United States," US Defense Secretary James Mattis said.
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Bomb threat at CNN NYC Honestly I'm reluctant to start off this edition of the newsletter with Thursday night's bomb threat at CNN NYC, because these attempts at intimidation are infuriating and unacceptable.
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The London attack Friday morning is, to Trump, yet more evidence of the existential threat posed by terrorism -- and proof of how politicians obsessed with political correctness refuse to properly acknowledge that threat.
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Joey Gibson, leader of Patriot Prayer, told The Guardian that Axtell's threat against Wheeler was a threat to "his job," not his safety, but said that he had not watched the video closely.
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DeSantis' first test is coming in the form of an invisible threat -- coronavirus -- that won't wreak the physical havoc that a hurricane can but is a particular threat to Florida's notably older population.
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"We're moving from a coastal threat of storm-surge flooding and strong winds to more of a heavy rainfall — very heavy rainfall — and a tornado threat as Florence moves farther inland," he said.
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"If we hadn't tried to evacuate those zones with an imminent threat versus the ones where the threat was progressing towards them, I believe the traffic would have been even worse," he said.
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Geographically, earthquakes in Italy provide a continuing threat to the preservation of artworks, but on a more urgent level it is impossible to not mention here the threat from deliberate destruction by man.
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When President Trump tweeted a threat of nuclear war against North Korea this month, it at the very least seemed to constitute a threat of violence that might violate Twitter's terms of service.
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In the first inning, Gregorius ended a bases-loaded, two-out threat when he swung at the first pitch he saw, a sweeping curveball, and hit a weak groundout to end the threat.
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" — Ms. Le Pen, after the deadly Bataclan terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015, according to The Guardian "This imponderable threat, this threat, will be a fact of daily life in the coming years.
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Climate change's economic threat The big topic at the World Economic Forum in Davos this year is climate change, which many business leaders view as the biggest existential threat to the global economy.
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Judge Averil Rothrock said that while there was an implied threat in the "Joker" post, the state did not meet the burden in showing the threat as being more than a bad joke.
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The current problem has the labor union that represents taxi drivers focused on the immediate threat — the on-demand car services — rather than any longer-term threat from The Boring Company's futuristic project.
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Mr. Trump's threat to sharply escalate the administration's tariffs on Chinese imports — a threat he reiterated on Friday — shows that neither side has yet gone far enough to persuade the other to compromise.
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"The level of threat we face from foreign espionage and interference activities is currently unprecedented," Burgess said at ASIO headquarters in Canberra on Monday evening as he unveiled the agency's annual threat assessment.
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Trump's threat to hit Iranian cultural targets, meanwhile, helped solidify the notion that Iran faces an existential threat from the US that the clerical government has for years used to cement its legitimacy.
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Threat assessment enables individuals to determine whether a threat is serious and then take appropriate action, which can range from counseling a distressed individual to law enforcement intervention that stops an imminent attack.
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Respond to the Chinese threat From weapons of mass destruction to "space-based reconnaissance," China poses numerous threats to our national security, according to the Director of National Intelligence's annual Worldwide Threat Assessment.
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Misdemeanors typically come with the threat of heavy fines and fees and the threat of incarceration if you can't pay — and many individuals charged with misdemeanors end up in a cycle of debt.
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Milo isn't a Nazi, and he isn't an actual threat.
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Over the holiday weekend, the threat advanced on two fronts.
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It declined to elaborate on the nature of the threat.
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Still, Prichard claims that his threat has had an effect.
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Parents in particular are growing aware of the sport's threat.
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This is a dire threat that must be decisively eliminated.
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If they ever face a serious threat they could crumble.
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Go deeper: U.S. military threat looms over Venezuela's power struggle
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This is, to be sure, a serious threat to us.
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Beyoncé's message was unspoken, though still perceived as a threat.
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The EU is under threat, the global economy is nervous.
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And that is not the only threat to the grid.
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The biggest threat to the company's existence is Tesla itself.
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Shkreli's response:killary clinton is the greatest threat to national security.
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The international situation remains turbulent and terrorism a daily threat.
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The people in the community should not feel a threat.
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But Xi's administration may view those moves as a threat.
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ROSETT: Neil, we have to offer a seriously credible threat.
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Markets often suffer when the threat of war is brewing.
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After these common items, appliances were the next largest threat.
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External injuries aren't the only threat lurking in your kitchen.
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For most people, Zika virus isn't a big health threat.
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Tthere are no known NEOs that post a significant threat.
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One $200 million purchase later, Uber has neutralized the threat.
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What's next The threat of dangerous tremors isn't over yet.
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Since then, however, the Republican has backtracked on that threat.
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For other communities, fishing regulations present the most potent threat.
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They think global warming is a bigger threat than terrorism.
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Infection is still a real and continuing threat for them.
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China is a much bigger threat to the United States.
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And there's not just the threat of unexpected, fiery cracks.
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The threat of an accidental bond crisis never fully recedes.
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It is a global threat with no global response - yet.
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His ultimate goal is to remove North Korea's nuclear threat.
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That makes the issue of being the threat so important.
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Sexual assault is a looming threat for women and children.
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Whose interpretation of the threat should the AI learn from?
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"There are always concerns about the terrorist threat," he said.
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Trump powered his movement on anxiety about the immigrant threat.
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There is also a threat of a terrible white husband.
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Before every budget deadline came wrapped in a shutdown threat.
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Either way, the threat of the chilly undead is over.
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"My life is under threat," he said in the statement.
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This president is a clear and present threat to democracy.
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Watch: North Korea's Nuclear Threat: VICE News Interviews Victor Cha
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There's a physical threat around you each and every day.
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In addition, the threat came come from inside, he added.
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Our legislation will also include the threat of imminent attack.
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Rand Paul had to deal with another threat of violence .
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Obviously, this easier access can pose a serious safety threat.
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" "We call on the President to rescind this threat immediately.
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Isn't that a threat to continued progress and global development?
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This is not Rouhani's first threat of taking such action.
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The sudden threat has sent American importers scrambling to prepare.
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The nuclear threat from North Korea looks greater than ever.
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It's not a magic bullet, but it stops a threat.
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He calls it his "triple threat": meditation, filing, and planning.
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It's also the US' biggest threat according to the Pentagon.
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Trump's threat would face an uphill battle on Capitol Hill.
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He doesn't seem to see this as a threat, though.
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This may have created the biggest threat to his legacy.
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Yet he remains a threat to Cruz with his approach.
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Varroa mites, he says, are a major threat to honeybees.
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To be sure, global warming is not the only threat.
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Facebook ascetics pose, as of now, no real statistical threat.
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The US hasn't faced any real naval threat in decades.
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But shortages may not be the biggest threat Impossible faces.
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Abortion will not be under threat but a guaranteed right.
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It sees the exercises as a threat to its borders.
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Cows don't have even the remotest threat of going extinct.
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Widespread flash floods and mudslides are a threat as well.
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This time, though, says Guillemot, it's a much different threat.
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Government officials like Khogyani are under constant threat of assassination.
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"There was no threat, he never threatened it," Agnifilo said.
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The threat of regulation may already have had an effect.
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Yet equality remains elusive, and it is constantly under threat.
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We cannot treat that daily threat of violence as normal.
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Oliver Perez struck out Ryan O'Hearn to end the threat.
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Two hours after the phone threat, Vigliocco called Gijena again.
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The United States determined that the convoy posed a threat.
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This is a threat to Congress's power of the purse.
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There is no active threat to the community, per Hissrich.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied that it is a security threat.
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RUDDY: I believe it's a mortal threat to the presidency.
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Huawei's response has been simple: it's not a security threat.
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But Cook noted the entire region is still under threat.
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For a long time, the Israeli threat was sufficient answer.
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Conditions were terrible: avalanches and frostbite were a constant threat.
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The gravest threat to big cigarette makers comes from rivals.
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Musk responded without addressing the substance of the legal threat.
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Recently, the threat of gang violence has emptied entire villages.
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This is where Brexit poses a potential threat to Ireland.
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But millions perceive innovation as a threat - are they wrong?
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Nearly two thirds of sales jobs face a similar threat.
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The threat of Ebola has not been wholly snuffed out.
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Drought and deluge are a costly threat in many countries.
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JPL has an interesting threat model to say the least.
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This fourth cycle really is based on the China threat.
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Russian subs pose an existential threat to U.S. carrier groups.
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No details on the nature of the threat were released.
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They'll just sit there, heavy, like a cosy little threat.
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It did not make clear the nature of the threat.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Everyone is talking about the Twitter threat. Right?
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But it does pose a threat to stability and order.
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Israel's probable nuclear capabilities make it the greater strategic threat.
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President Trump has called the group a national security threat.
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Prosecutors never followed through on the threat to charge Corsi.
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But it's always a vague threat, with no real specifics.
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But fearfulness is not the only threat to investors' portfolios.
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Ransomware has become an almost unavoidable threat in recent years.
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The threat of Apple's reach has been changing the market.
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Because this president has consistently underestimated the threat of ISIS.
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A total triple threat right there in front of us.
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But his document poses a unique threat to the pope.
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Russia is not the only threat to U.S. power grids.
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"I think he's a threat to our democracy," he says.
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The biggest threat to the Iron Throne could be Brexit.
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"It was a threat that we took seriously," said Parnas.
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In reality, that threat is back, more dangerous than ever.
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Russia calls the system a direct threat to its security.
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The special circumstances on the island, and the threat B.d.
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It did not specify the nature of the security threat.
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Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Columbus were all under storm threat.
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Even without territory, Daesh (Islamic State) will remain a threat.
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"And my intent was to stop the threat," Noor said.
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Mr Trump represents a unique threat to the American republic.
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It's also conjured up the threat of possible government regulation.
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The command center eventually determined he was not a threat.
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