The greatest threat to life is not just the San Andreas Fault, however.
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Remember, facing a threat to life, the officer is the government's first responder.
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NASA is finally getting serious about a major threat to life on Earth.
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CONDITIONS AND WILL BE A THREAT TO LIFE AND PROPERTY," and, "DO NOT TRAVEL. IF
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Police have suspended the use of rubber bullets except in cases of threat to life.
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According to FBI's protocols, this information 'should have been assessed as a potential threat to life.
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"The high levels detected are an immediate threat to life for all who become exposed," officials warned.
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"Use of lethal force is only justified to protect against an imminent threat to life," Callamard wrote.
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Lethal force can only be used when strictly necessary to protect against an imminent threat to life.
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Asteroids that pose an existential threat to life on Earth only strike once every 500,000 years or more.
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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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Police will also be able to deploy hacking in cases involving a "threat to life" or missing persons.
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" In the statement, the Bureau admitted that Cruz should have been "assessed as a potential threat to life.
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If a shooter is holed up and alone, can they be qualified as an imminent threat to life?
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This is the sort of place where death happens, and it's the screen that brings that threat to life.
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Under established protocols, the information provided by the caller should have been assessed as a potential threat to life.
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What the two series have in common is that each is sparked by a threat to life on earth.
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Let the Afghanistan Papers serve as a painful lesson that the greatest threat to life and liberty is perpetual war.
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Forecasters have warned of "significant threat to life and property" from this severe weather event, both from tornadoes and flash flooding.
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About New York For sheer threat to life and limb, few calamities in New York City can match a subway derailment.
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"Those conditions are a threat to life and property," he said, adding that major flooding was expected to continue in the area.
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That tone works much better when applied to climate change's colossal existential threat to life on Earth than, say, the Apple Pencil.
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The call, the FBI said, "should have been assessed as a potential threat to life" and handed over to its Miami office.
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"Under established protocols, the information provided by the caller should have been assessed as a potential threat to life," the statement continued.
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There are laws and rules that govern the use of force — it comes down to whether there's an imminent threat to life.
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"Heavy snow and blowing snow will cause dangerous conditions and will be a threat to life and property," the National Weather Service warned.
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"Many doctors still interpret risk to a women's health in just physical terms and when there is a threat to life," Roa said.
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Around 100 flood warnings are in place across Britain, with 11 at a severe level, meaning that there is a threat to life.
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The gas is "an immediate threat to life for all who become exposed," the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency said in a statement.
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Usually, their arrival means wildfires are on the way, a recurring threat to life and property thanks to climate change and urban sprawl.
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The good news is that asteroids that pose an existential threat to life on Earth only strike once every 500,000 years or more.
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The agency added that the information should have been assessed as a potential threat to life and forwarded to the FBI Miami field office.
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But the threat to life by radiation from high-frequency flares adds a serious proviso that scientists must confront, before jumping to interstellar conclusions.
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Boris Johnson is under pressure to remove a candidate who wrote that immigration was a greater threat to life in the UK than terrorism.
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"But he also previously said that Ireland needed to be sure that she "does not become a threat to life and limb in Ireland.
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And since 2016, federal, state and local officials have had to take down 1.5 million trees that were a threat to life and property.
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According to Wareing, most jam mould can safely be spooned away with no further threat to life and limb, while patulin is destroyed by fermentation.
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Fortunately, NGC 2440 is located over 4,000 light years away from Earth, so its self-destruct sequence poses no threat to life here at home.
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"Under established protocols, the information provided by the caller should have been assessed as a potential threat to life," the FBI said in a statement.
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That tip "should have been assessed as a potential threat to life," the FBI said at the time, but the warnings were never investigated further.
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FEMA, working with state officials, is tasked with preparing for and responding to natural disasters that are considered a significant threat to life and property.
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Israel's response to the protests has drawn international criticism, with human rights groups saying it involved live fire against demonstrators posing no immediate threat to life.
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This storm poses a threat to life and property, and so far, evacuations in Florida — in cities as far away as Miami and Tampa were ordered.
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Yet under the international standards for policing demonstrations, even the use of rocks or firebombs does not justify lethal force, absent an imminent threat to life.
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" Zeid said protesters&apos "actions alone do not appear to constitute the imminent threat to life or deadly injury which could justify the use of lethal force.
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Floods in Yorkshire and the Midlands in England have resulted in homes being evacuated and nine severe 'threat to life' warnings are in place in South Yorkshire.
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None of these violent incidents was classified by CST as "extreme violence" which would mean they involved potential grievous bodily harm (GBH) or a threat to life.
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All the best science tells us that more greenhouse gases are dangerous for the planet, posing an expensive and potentially existential threat to life as we know it.
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It promoted her party as a defender against the threat to life in Taiwan posed by China's authoritarian rule: "We choose to stand with democracy," the narrator said.
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It warned of an "extreme" threat to life and property, hurricane force winds of 110 mph or higher and a "life-threatening storm surge" of 5-8 feet.
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However, in this case circumstances and information relating to the event have changed and the risks of threat to life and safety compel us to cancel the event.
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In the aftermath, it was reported that over half of the UK's tower blocks were unsafe and presented a serious threat to life in the event of a fire.
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The agency only launched investigations into two of them when "it was determined that there was an imminent threat to life or property," the NTSB said at the time.
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No Israelis have been killed during the demonstrations, and human rights groups say the Israeli military has used live fire against demonstrators who pose no immediate threat to life.
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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 information should have been assessed as a "potential threat to life," but the proper protocols weren't followed and the FBI's Miami office was not notified, the agency said.
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" * The soldier "changed his version [of events] in the different investigations," according to one investigator, telling a commander: "I shot because I felt there was a threat to life.
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And it's this rising tide of floodwater — not the wind knocking down buildings — that is "greatest threat to life" from this storm, per the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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What's new: Forecasters warn there could be "significant threat to life and property" from this severe weather event — from tornadoes, strong winds and flash flooding — as the system moves northeast.
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These powers can now be used in cases involving a "threat to life," and "damage to somebody's mental health," as opposed to only the detection or prevention of serious crime.
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Boris Johnson has backed a Conservative candidate who claimed that immigrants are a greater threat to life than terrorism and warned that immigration risks "utter devastation" for the United Kingdom.
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In a statement about the white nationalist event, university leaders said "the risks of threat to life and safety compel us to cancel," referring to the weekend's violence in Charlottesville.
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The latest deaths are likely to add to international concerns over the violence, which human rights groups have said involved live fire against demonstrators posing no immediate threat to life.
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Washington, Baltimore under blizzard warnings for storm menacing East Coast "Heavy and blowing snow will cause dangerous conditions and will be a threat to life and property," the weather service said.
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A surge is a rise of water above a predicted tide, pushed by high winds, and is often the greatest threat to life from a storm, according to national weather officials.
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After the debates, Inslee told Politico that climate change is "an existential threat to life on this planet, and seven minutes is not enough" to debate how to address the crisis.
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"Israel's use of lethal force when there was no imminent threat to life has taken a heavy toll in life and limb," said Sarah Leah Whitson, the group's Middle East director.
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Even if those methods were to fail (and they haven't been exhausted), Israel would be justified in using lethal force only if a border breach presents an imminent threat to life.
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"The most immediate threat to life is bleeding to death," said Dr. Alok Gupta, a trauma surgeon at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center who is not familiar with Mr. Scalise's specific injuries.
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Maximum wind speeds have dropped to around 50 mph, but storm surge warnings remain in place for parts of North Carolina, meaning the agency believes there is still a possible threat to life.
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Human Rights Watch has reported that senior Israeli officials have now called for the use of live ammunition against Palestinian protests, despite the fact that those protests pose no imminent threat to life.
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At a time when two-thirds of North American birds are in danger of extinction from climate change, it's no exaggeration to say that glass architecture is a threat to life on Earth.
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"An attempt to approach or cross the green-line fence by itself certainly does not amount to a threat to life or serious injury that would justify the use of live ammunition," she said.
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As Hurricane Irma bore down on southern Florida Friday and the local weather service warned of an "extreme" threat to life and property, there was a mad scramble to get out of the area.
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"The threat to life from storm surge and rainfall will not diminish, and these impacts will cover a large area regardless of exactly where the center of Florence moves," the National Hurricane Center warns.
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The Israeli government is making a similar mistake now by treating all the protesters as agents of Hamas and then using lethal force against them, in the absence of an imminent threat to life.
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There are no factors that pose a threat to life and health of the population in the area, the administration of Severodvinsk, a town in Russia's Arkhangelsk region, said in a statement quoted by Interfax.
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"An attempt to approach, or crossing or damaging the green line fence do not amount to a threat to life or serious injury and are not sufficient grounds for the use of live ammunition," he added.
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At this year's Photoville festival in New York City, one exhibition, Inequality and Climate Change: The Double Threat to Life on Earth, highlights the growing and deeply intertwined threat posed by economic inequality and climate change.
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" According to the NWS office in Houston, "the primary emphasis and greatest threat to life and property will be the extreme rainfall amounts that will likely lead to a potentially catastrophic and prolonged flash flooding event.
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Turkey is a signatory to agreements that bind it to a non-refoulement principle, an international customary law rule that prohibits countries from returning people to a place where they risk facing persecution or threat to life.
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Indonesia is on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire and has scores of active volcanoes, sometimes posing a threat to life and disrupting air travel, particularly on the most heavily populated islands like Java and Bali.
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Both men were given the all-clear, but not before paranoia swept through the cabin, compelling dozens of bystanders to conclude that the unexpected delay must be proof positive of an imminent threat to life and limb.
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The early sun was much weaker then, and the threat to life, in this view, would not have been molten lava but frozen oceans, a calamity that may have been averted by a surge of greenhouse gases.
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Carlo Rubbia, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1984, said the consumption of fossil fuels was a significant threat to life on earth and urged investing in nuclear fusion reactors to counteract the greenhouse effect.
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By late Tuesday, with the help of diminished winds and rising humidity levels, fire crews had managed to carve containment lines around more than a third of both fires, easing further the immediate threat to life and property.
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The current threat to life and property was high, the National Weather Service warned, predicting tropical storm- force winds of up to 70 mph (115 kph) and 4 inches (10 cm) of rain for parts of the area.
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In three debates, the moderators asked the candidates precisely zero questions about climate change, which represents an existential threat to life on Earth, but did provide a thorough airing of the fund-raising practices of the Clinton Foundation.
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"All of these phenomena are a direct and real threat to life and the livelihoods of our people," he said, urging more European states to follow Britain in setting a target for net-zero emissions by mid-century.
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He sent a letter to union members telling them to adhere closely to the patrol guide and avoid making arrests until a patrol supervisor has been summoned to the scene unless there was a threat to life and safety.
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From this language, it is possible that the attacker had proactively gone "dormant" in his overt extremist activities, so as to reduce the "threat to life" assessments from security services -- meaning they would turn their attention and resources elsewhere.
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"I strongly believe that if Reeves is sent back to Liberia he will be under a severe threat to life," wrote Alex Yearsley, head of special projects at Global Witness — one of the organizations that Reeves passed information to.
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" Rupert Colville, spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said that attempts to cross the border fence "do not amount to a threat to life or serious injury and are not sufficient grounds for the use of live ammunition.
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According to the National Weather Service, the storm could bring "heavy snow and blowing snow that will cause dangerous conditions and will be a threat to life and property" in D.C. So, what do you need to do to prepare?
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This include use of firearms only in the case of self-defense or defense of others against imminent threat, to prevent a serious crime with grave threat to life, and only as a last resort in all of these cases.
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Video footage from November appears to reveal that the security forces violently targeted protesters who did not pose any imminent threat to life, and authorities have refused to accept responsibility or even publicly account for the total number of people killed.
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Read more: FBI admits it didn't follow protocol after receiving tip about Parkland shooter's "desire to kill" "Under established protocols, the information provided by the caller should have been assessed as a potential threat to life," the FBI admitted in a statement.
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"We know that the threat was sufficient to have triggered what the police refer to as an Osman warning, which is an obligation under the UK law to provide disclosure and information that there is an existing threat to life," she said.
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The Israeli government acknowledges the international law enforcement standard but says its forces will fire live rounds even before a threat to life becomes imminent, because it believes that Hamas will exploit the presence of thousands of demonstrators to breach the border fences.
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Another groundbreaking release included the Storm Surge Watch and Warning Graphic to clearly depict locations that may be affected by a storm surge, an abnormal rise of water that is historically the greatest threat to life and property from a hurricane, according to NOAA.
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The higher alert level means fire managers may be forced to let some large blazes they otherwise would have fought in remote locations burn unchallenged in order to make resources available to suppress fires posing a greater threat to life and property, Eardley said.
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"Residents who have been at work, or away from the Whaley Bridge area, are strongly advised to stay away from the area following advice from the Environment Agency who have indicated that the incident currently poses a significant threat to life," Derbyshire Police said.
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"We learned a lot from collaborating on this first tropical trial and we're excited to see how this approach might be applied in other regions where Aedes aegypti poses a threat to life and health," Kyran Staunton from James Cook University said in a statement.
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"If they feel the rainfall rates are going to exceed the ability of the ground to absorb that rainfall, and you're going to see a threat to life and property from flooding, that's when the forecaster will issue a flash flood warning," Mr. Vaz explained.
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Bennu, which will be visited by NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft later this year, would generate about 80,000 times as much energy as the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima if it were to collide with us, so it's definitely a credible threat to life on Earth.
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But coercing registered refugees into returning home against their will violates the international legal prohibition against refoulement -- not to forcibly return or pressure anyone into returning to a place where they would face a real risk of persecution, torture or other ill-treatment, or a threat to life.
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The center of Florence, no longer classified as a major hurricane but still posing a grave threat to life and property, is expected to strike North Carolina's southern coast on Friday, then drift southwest before moving inland on Saturday, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami.
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The center of Florence, no longer classified as a major hurricane but still posing a grave threat to life and property, is expected to strike North Carolina's southern coast on Friday, then drift southwest along the shoreline before moving inland on Saturday, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami.
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Read more " _____ • Doug Henwood, Steve Phillips, Christopher D. Cook and Medea Benjamin in The Nation: "Would his removal from office be a cure worse than the disease, or is the incumbent president such an immediate threat to life on Earth that getting him out of the White House is worth any political cost?
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According to the paper, Patel said UK authorities' hands are currently tied by arrangements that keep transnational data-sharing to emergencies and a slow-moving treaty process:At present the security services are only able to obtain data if there is a need for an "emergency disclosure" due to an imminent threat to life.
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That's because the D.C. federal appeals court has previously ruled that denying such motions during a shutdown effectively constitute "express legal authorization" for the relevant agency work to continue under the Antideficiency Act, the law which prohibits the government from accepting "voluntary services" from federal workers during a shutdown (absent threat to life or property).
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The common claim before us is that for any one of such reasons, or for no reason at all, and without asserting or claiming any threat to life or health, any woman is entitled to an abortion at her request if she is able to find a medical adviser willing to undertake the procedure.
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"Moscow views as irresponsible and unfriendly actions of Israeli Air Force, which exposed Russian Il-20 aircraft to danger and led to death of 15 servicemen," the Russian embassy in Tel Aviv said on Twitter in English, adding that Russia would "take all necessary measures to eliminate threat to life and security of our military fighting against terrorism".
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"The purpose of the thematic warrant is for example circumstances in which perhaps there's a kidnap, there's perhaps a threat to life, and there's only certain information available and it's necessary because of the pace at which something is developing to be able to identify the group of people who are involved with that particular criminal activity as being within the thematic warrant," she said in January.
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