When those freedoms are threatened, religious freedom is also threatened.
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"[He] threatened to kill me to others, threatened me via text messages and threatened to harass my friends," she said in the statement.
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People may feel that their economic position is threatened, their security is threatened and/or that their wider society and culture is threatened.
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So if the government is threatened, those shady deals also would be threatened.
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The president threatened to "destroy" the communist nation if it threatened the United States.
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He also threatened to lick and grope one of our photogs, and threatened suicide.
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Other NBA players threatened to sit out games while sponsors threatened to drop the NBA.
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If I only stand up and fight when DACA is threatened, or when the trans community is threatened, or when Black Lives Matters is threatened, that's not a winning strategy.
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Stephens told Gizmodo that Sebring threatened to kill him and that Stephens never threatened Sebring's family.
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The Texas horned lizard, when threatened, shoots blood out of its eyes; we, when threatened, think.
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Today, over 50 percent of shark species are either endangered, threatened, or near-threatened, the researchers noted.
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We were always threatened with obstructive laws, but we were never threatened with the possibility of closure.
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All eight pangolin species are now threatened with extinction, according to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
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No more missiles being fired over Japan, Guam is not being threatened, the region is not being threatened.
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It also labeled Trump, who has threatened to destroy North Korea if the United States is threatened, "insane".
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They're currently listed as near threatened on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species.
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She says Whitten has threatened to leak explicit videos of her and even threatened to kill her at times.
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" According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species, the jaguar is "near threatened.
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In 173, Mr. Trump threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea if it threatened the United States or its allies.
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Many [clinics] are threatened; the future of being able to stay open [is threatened]; they see so many, many women.
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They published the story, Ronaldo threatened to sue, Der Spiegel convinced Mayorga to come forward, Ronaldo threatened to sue again.
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"[He] threatened me with violence and threatened to destroy my life in every possible way," said the 41-year-old.
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The board threatened to ban the streaming service Netflix in January, saying it threatened Kenya's moral values and national security.
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Some countries have designated important plant areas (IPAs) to safeguard sites with threatened species, threatened habitats, and exceptional botanical richness.
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He threatened repeatedly to lock up Hillary Clinton (while bristling when Nancy Pelosi threatened to do the same to him).
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Iran-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah threatened to cut the Gulf oil flow to America after Trump threatened sanctions on Iraq.
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And Putin threatened Florida, the home of Trump's weekend White House, in his visuals just like Kim previously threatened Guam.
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She felt threatened and angry when she first heard about the group of men that threatened to spray women with paint.
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According to the Teamsters, Airgas has locked workers out of contract negotiations, threatened wage and benefit cuts, and threatened union activists.
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Winds threatened Macy's parade balloons The weather threatened -- but could not derail -- an iconic facet of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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The southern white rhino is listed as "near threatened" on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species.
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The political class is incensed about Trump's words not because he threatened Hillary's life, but because he threatened her – and their – legacy.
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Several callers were so desperate they threatened to commit suicide, with some reporting that their enslavers had threatened to harm family members.
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Mr. Odinga boycotted the vote and threatened to hold a swearing-in ceremony as "peoples' president"; Mr. Kenyatta threatened to block it.
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Some callers have threatened physical violence against Backus, including some who threatened to slit Backus' throat and smash her head, Massey said.
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According to the American Psychological Association, in order for an event to be considered traumatic, "it is required that the person was exposed to: death, threatened death, actual or threatened serious injury, or actual or threatened sexual violence," Hagan said.
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The population is currently threatened by agricultural and residential development, and is considered threatened by the federal government and the state of Texas.
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The events threatened to derail the commission's work, after representatives from environmental groups threatened to quit the body unless RWE halted the clearing.
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The Taliban have threatened to disrupt the poll and some opposition candidates have threatened a boycott, accusing Mr Ghani of manipulating the vote.
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" Trump, when asked about the claim he and Giuliani had threatened Cohen's family, told reporters: "I would say he's been threatened by the truth.
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The White House has threatened to levy tariffs on $150 billion in Chinese-made goods, and Beijing has threatened to retaliate, dollar for dollar.
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When Europe threatened to to retaliate with a tariff on U.S. jeans, motorcycles and whiskey, Trump counter-threatened a 25% tariff on European cars.
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The bad news is that she is an insecure person who might be especially threatened by you, or might just be threatened in general.
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He once threatened to "come find" one of the guys after the show, and he also once threatened to cut everyone's legs and arms off.
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In these industries, the fear was that if the internet and pirating threatened revenue, it'd threaten continued product creation, and we'll be threatened as consumers.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has threatened countermeasures after President Donald Trump threatened to slap a 10% tariff on $300 billion dollars of Chinese goods.
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Trump has threatened $150 billion in tariffs on imports of Chinese goods, and China has threatened to retaliate against U.S. exports, including soybeans and aircraft.
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At first, my idea worked: my guy went over to the guy that threatened me, he threatened him, and I never heard of him again.
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According to estimates from the World Resources Institute in 2011, 55% of the world's reefs are threatened by overfishing, with nearly 30% considered highly threatened.
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And also, do you believe, as some of your colleagues have suggested, that Deputy Attorney Rosenstein threatened the House and threatened staffers for demanding those documents?
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" She said she won him over by pointing out, "In this society, gay men are being threatened by honor killing, just like women are being threatened.
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The Pentagon threatened to stop his pension and the State Department threatened him with the loss of citizenship, but the matter was resolved in his favor.
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President Donald Trump has threatened up to $150 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, and China's Ministry of Commerce has threatened to retaliate in equal measure.
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President Donald Trump has threatened tariffs on imports of Chinese goods, and China has threatened to retaliate with duties on U.S. products, including soybeans and aircraft.
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"When I voted against a rule they threatened to take away all travel, they threatened to take away any [National Republican Congressional Committee] contributions," he said.
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After China threatened retaliation against the $34 billion worth of tariffs that the U.S. unveiled last week, President Trump has now threatened another $200 billion worth.
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In 2017, President Trump threatened acts of aggression against rival nations, vowing to "totally destroy" North Korea if it threatened the United States or its allies.
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Threatened miscarriage: Spotting early in pregnancy is common and can be normal, but bleeding at that point can be considered what&aposs called a threatened miscarriage.
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He also threatened the man, used racial slurs, refused to let him speak to his family, and threatened to have him arrested if he stopped working.
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Flight 411 was diverted to Kansas City after a "combative, unruly passenger" threatened crew members and "threatened the safety of the aircraft," according to a statement.
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According to the site, Bayard de Volo (whom Mueller's lawyers claim has no experience as an expert witness) is quoted as saying Mueller "felt his job security was threatened, his identity as a radio personality was threatened, and his masculinity was threatened" before he met Swift.
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It's exactly what he did when he threatened to close the border with Mexico and, later, when he threatened tariffs on all goods coming in from Mexico.
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The regulator had threatened to intervene in the company, after news reports said management was being threatened with dismissal from investors linked to Tanuré, sources told Reuters.
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Before Friday's decision the Polish state-owned gas company PGNiG threatened to sue the Commission over the Opal decision, saying it threatened its own security of supplies.
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His comments came after Trump threatened in his maiden United Nations address to "totally destroy" the country of 26 million people if the United States were threatened.
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President Donald Trump's ex-campaign manager threatened his neighbors with a baseball bat and vaguely threatened to get the President involved ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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President Trump last week threatened to "totally destroy North Korea" during his address at the United Nations General Assembly if it threatened the U.S. or its allies.
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Rising diversity and the victories of the civil rights movement threatened white dominance, much as white control was threatened by Reconstruction and mass immigration in the past.
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"It may be the big story when her leadership was threatened — I don't think it was threatened if she got two-thirds of the vote," Pelosi added.
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He and other anti-abortion Congress members threatened to oppose the bill without the amendment, and abortion rights groups threatened to oppose any bill that included it.
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She also claimed she was threatened by a "thug," who approached her and her infant daughter in 2011 and threatened her to stay silent about the alleged affair.
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On a JetSmarter flight last September, with small children on board, a passenger threatened to kill other passengers and threatened to decapitate anyone who tried to stop him.
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She also claimed she was threatened by a "thug," who approached her and her infant daughter in 2011 and threatened her to stay silent about the alleged affair.
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Japanese policymakers have frequently threatened to intervene in the currency market upon a yen spike, which they argued as one-sided and threatened to derail a fragile recovery.
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Trump threatened in his maiden U.N. address on Tuesday to "totally destroy" the country of 26 million people if North Korea threatened the United States or its allies.
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Just as agencies in the US government won't change unless their power is threatened significantly, businesses in the capitalist world won't change unless their profits are threatened significantly.
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Also, North Korea has threatened to fire missiles toward the U.S. territory of Guam and has more recently threatened to launch a nuclear test in the open Pacific.
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The meeting took place a day after Mr. Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly and threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea if it threatened the United States.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly threatened to fire lieutenants who did not carry out his wishes while they repeatedly threatened to resign rather than cross lines of propriety or law.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened the possibility of military action against North Korea, warning that he would "totally destroy" the country if it threatened the U.S. or its allies.
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Britain is in a tough position: Washington threatened to withhold intelligence if London allowed Huawei into the country's 5G network, while China threatened economic retaliation if it didn't.
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But more than a dozen other threatened or endangered bird species depend on Poyang as a wintering site and would be threatened by the project, Mr. Burnham said.
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He threatened a trade war; pulled out of the TPP trade deal, allowing China to enhance its economic influence in the region; threatened to call Beijing out for currency manipulation after they had ceased the practice; and threatened to cut off trade with any country that traded with North Korea.
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It's not the first time Trump has threatened to shut down the government over his border wall — he also threatened a shutdown over summer, although that never went ahead.
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President Trump has threatened to impose a border tax as high as 35 percent on cars built outside the U.S. The German carmaker BMW was among the threatened companies.
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North Korea had previously threatened to shoot down US warplanes and Trump has said the US would "totally destroy" North Korea if it threatened the US or its allies.
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The South is threatened, the North is threatened, and the two sides, convinced they are right, ratchet up preparedness to a point where conflict becomes more and more likely.
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" Fuller added, "It would be safe to say that not only did my client feel threatened but citizens that were out there on that block felt threatened as well.
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"The threatened use of harm and the threatened harm to family and friends is far greater than physically restraining a person and dragging them here," Safe Horizon's Chan said.
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Or the times that I've had my job threatened because I wouldn't sleep with someone, or when I've had my life threatened because I wouldn't go out with someone.
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It's easy to think that "One blowing up when threatened" might refer to a human being getting angry at being threatened, but that would be very anthropocentric of us.
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" According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Shekoski has threatened violence against his ex-bandmates ... and even threatened to "f**king hang [him]self in the middle of a show.
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" - Gracie, 223 "Grandmother threatened grandfather with turkey knife.
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" - Hannah, 235 "Threatened suicide to test my loyalty.
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The document contends that Caldbeck never threatened Albergotti prior to the publication of the story and disputes Wang's claims that the venture capitalist threatened people who spoke out against him.
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In 2014, Scott had allegedly threatened to commit a school shooting, and in a separate alleged incident, threatened "kill all white people," according to court documents obtained by the Star.
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And the ruling could also influence the appeals court's decision on another species that the NMFS listed as threatened: the ringed seal, another Arctic seal that's threatened by climate change.
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In the weeks leading up to the UN General Assembly, Trump threatened to bring "fire and fury" down upon North Korea if it threatened the United States or its allies.
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The two nations have raised or threatened to raise tariffs on each other's goods, moves that could re-draw trade flows and that have threatened to derail the global economy.
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For example, he has not only threatened to change libel laws to make it easier to sue the Washington Post but also threatened the paper's owner, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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While she was the little girl who rode the desegregated school buses that Biden threatened, I was the little homeless girl struggling with absenteeism whose parent Harris would have threatened.
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Areas into which palm oil could potentially expand are home to more than half of the world's threatened mammals, and almost two-thirds of all threatened birds, the report found.
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Gentoo penguins have "near-threatened" status in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, as a result of climate change affecting their feeding and nesting habits, Sea Life London said.
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"These boys lived in fear — fear of a man who would threaten them physically, physically assaulted them, threatened to shoot them with a gun, threatened to run them over with a car, threatened them into submission," Laurie Moroff, an assistant district attorney in Suffolk County, told the jury in her opening statement.
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Comic Con threatened to leave the city, Salesforce threatened to pull its employees from Indiana and finally rumors surfaced the NCAA may pull the Final Four out of Indianapolis that year.
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The 13-year-old was later detained after the officer alleged the boy threatened to "shoot" him, but on the video, the boy insists he had threatened to "sue" the officer.
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As for the Civil War claim, many pointed to the nullification crisis of 1832-33, when Jackson threatened to invade South Carolina after it threatened to secede from the United States.
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"If my life is threatened and the constitutional form of government is threatened, then maybe Democrats will have to go forward and hope there will be Republicans who join," he said.
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When my co-reporter was threatened as she recorded students marching down the street, and I was threatened when I took pictures of the vandalism, I myself became afraid and upset.
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For a historic comparison, Mr. Obama pointed out that fascism threatened to overrun the globe during World War II, and the Soviet Union threatened a nuclear holocaust during the Cold War.
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They've targeted & threatened & cruelly insulted us many times over.
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PIRRO: I agree, look -- plus he threatened congressional staff.
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He threatened — or sued — media outlets that investigated him.
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Fire officials said another 8,000 homes and other buildings were threatened — down from about 12,000 homes initially threatened as firefighters made progress in some areas even as the blaze expanded in others.
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Journalists are threatened and detained for reporting on the fast-moving virusThere have also been concerning reports of journalists being detained or threatened with arrest while reporting on the coronavirus in Wuhan.
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"We will also look at species that are not formerly listed as threatened, but which may have been so severely impacted by the fire that they now qualify as threatened," Legge said.
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Also this month North Korea threatened to fire ballistic missiles towards the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam after Trump said he would unleash "fire and fury" if Pyongyang threatened the United States.
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Trump threatened in his maiden U.N. address to "totally destroy" North Korea if the United States was threatened and has said the time for talking, the policy of previous U.S. administrations, is over.
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Buchanan threatened to read Douglas out of the party, turning to the example of President Andrew Jackson decades earlier during the Nullification Crisis, in which South Carolina threatened to secede from the Union.
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President Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on a total of $450 billion in Chinese goods, and the Chinese, in response, have threatened to retaliate by taxing American pork, soybeans and other products.
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"We never threatened — nor would we ever have threatened — to use nuclear weapons," said William J. Perry, who was sworn in as defense secretary months before Mr. Clinton's 1994 confrontation with North Korea.
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It's not the first time the president has threatened tariffs.
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Trump also ambiguously threatened to "spill the beans" on Heidi.
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North Korea has threatened a "physical response" to the move.
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Why do you think Google feels threatened by this conversation?
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What has happened is that people are saying we threatened.
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But Trump also threatened to resume the shutdown on Feb.
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He confessed to the terrorist act and threatened more violence.
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We have never felt suspicious or threatened at any time.
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"50 years of civil rights have been threatened," he said.
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China claims its vessel felt threatened by swarming Philippine boats.
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The judge threatened to hold her in contempt of court.
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If you are not threatened by floodwaters, shelter in place.
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Like many animals, Laysan albatross are threatened by human activity.
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And he allegedly threatened to steal the associate's service dog.
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Iran just threatened us with the mother of all wars.
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"He threatened to grab me by the pussy," Nesby said.
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"People in power feel threatened by being criticized," Kakshapati says.
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Hanlon threatened to call the police if he didn't leave.
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Instead, he threatened to cut everyone off from food stamps.
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Hanlon threatened to call the police if he didn't leave.
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In turn, Iran has threatened to disrupt Mideast oil supplies.
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Black officeholders and black voters were threatened, beaten and lynched.
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The Bulldogs never were seriously threatened in the second half.
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We didn't experience any negative interactions or feel remotely threatened.
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She believes it could be threatened by the Cadiz project.
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The union on Thursday threatened further strikes for next week.
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Multiple structures are threatened, damaged or destroyed, the department said.
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Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro has also threatened to pull out.
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She claimed that he threatened to kill her and himself.
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Sessions had threatened to crack down, though he never did.
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"There was no threat, he never threatened it," Agnifilo said.
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Eventually a delegate said several members felt threatened by Barquin.
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Mr Temer threatened to veto it, and legislators backed off.
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She became emotional and threatened to take away his phone.
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Upon hearing about Jay's series, Zimmerman threatened to kill him.
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But it can also hibernate during several years when threatened.
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When he refused, they threatened to kill him, he said.
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His defence minister threatened to "smash the teeth" of protesters.
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If I was Scooter Braun, I would be threatened too.
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"We were kind of threatened [then]," McCartney tells Rolling Stone.
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Trump has threatened to target Japanese automakers with high tariffs.
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Erdogan has threatened to impose sanctions against Kurdish northern Iraq.
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One threatened on social media to cut off her head.
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America threatened sanctions on any country that helps the ship.
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"We know this enemy feels threatened, as they should," Col.
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Advertisers threatened to leave YouTube, so YouTube tightened its restrictions.
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The US listed the bearded seal as threatened in 2013.
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French unions balked at his appointment and threatened strike action.
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Yet our anonymity is also being threatened like never before.
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Hammoud said organizers and participants were threatened by the opposition.
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Yes, our community is still threatened by the Kincade Fire.
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They felt threatened at first when asked to be photographed.
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He has threatened to abolish land rights over indigenous territories.
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An animal sanctuary was among those threatened by the fire.
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He threatened to commit suicide if she made him leave.
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Since then, I have been threatened with violence and death.
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After AK came to power it continued to be threatened.
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On Wednesday, another bombshell allegation threatened to delay the hearing.
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Stalkers threatened to throw acid on her while she performed.
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During talks with Uber, he threatened to invest in Lyft.
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Want to conserve bird life threatened by farming, for example?
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"I think he feels threatened," he told the Huffington Post.
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She suspects whoever threatened her is not interested in change.
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The only person who threatened the deal was Andrew Baron.
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The Blue Jays threatened in the bottom of the ninth.
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Reports also were that she threatened to quit over that.
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An estimated 25,000 residents live in areas threatened by flooding.
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At one point, the manager threatened to call the cops.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened Japanese and European carmakers with tariffs.
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The earthquake a year ago threatened Maya with lifelong misery.
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I asked about whether incumbent lawyers are threatened by Upsolve.
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She's all like, Badison threatened to cut out my thyroid!
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Mr Kenyatta has extensive business interests that could be threatened.
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He threatened to close the border between the two countries.
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People who felt seriously threatened would request to go there.
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What to watch: When Maduro feels threatened, he lashes out.
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The shortages also threatened to disrupt mining operations, Coles added.
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When his lawyer threatened to sue, the school reversed course.
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She says that John Kelly threatened her with those words.
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A fellow anarchist has threatened to kill him, Berwick says.
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We cannot allow that people with migrant roots feel threatened.
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The White House on Monday threatened to veto the bill.
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He also threatened to kill her and himself, she said.
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It's a combination of anger, desire, feeling threatened, protectiveness, discomfort.
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The estate was also threatened last year by Hurricane Matthew.
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But the Trump Administration has threatened funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte just threatened to eat ISIS militants.
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Breitbart staffers reportedly threatened to quit if Yiannopoulos weren't fired.
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They have initiated or threatened legal action on several fronts.
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He even threatened to pull funding for the state university.
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The Serbs, feeling threatened, asked the Russian czar for help.
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So far, none of the top seeds has been threatened.
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However, she threatened to fire anyone who refused to work.
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Kathryn faced a nightmare situation which threatened her very future.
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The snake may also hiss loudly or strike when threatened.
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The Taliban threatened to seize the provincial capital in May.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to rip up the nuclear deal.
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One report — denied by Rosenstein — said he threatened to resign.
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The Czech investors had threatened legal action over the moves.
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Was she harassed and threatened by the extremists in #Kashmir?
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His wife was also threatened with mutilation, the lawsuit claims.
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Tens of thousands of people were evacuated from threatened areas.
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A senior executive publicly threatened journalists who criticized the company.
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But all of that seems threatened with our new administration.
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When gentrification's threatened other London institutions, grassroots groups have retaliated.
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He also threatened to kill her and himself, she added.
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The report did not specify which judges were being threatened.
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Never a moment of insecurity or feeling threatened between us.
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As a result, it is threatened with the chopping block.
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Despite reports of increased violence, he has never felt threatened.
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It's about the Muslims who feel threatened by Trump's rhetoric.
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If we continued to enter the forest we were threatened.
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He denied being drunk and insisted he never threatened anyone.
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Yet, the animals continue to be threatened by rampant poaching.
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But when we hesitated he threatened to throw us out.
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This resolved a dispute that threatened to derail the bill.
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In extreme cases, slavery apologists threatened or even killed them.
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The White House has already threatened to veto the measure.
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That threatened to push up premiums 40 percent for 2017.
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Its bright blue flame threatened to burn Sonic's shade away.
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So much so that some of them threatened me afterwards.
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When threatened, these snakes can deliver a potentially fatal bite.
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Pakistan. Do you feel directly threatened or affected by this?
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Corey Feldman once threatened to sue Alex Godfrey via Twitter.
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I think they feel threatened on a variety of levels.
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It has destroyed 10 structures, damaged two and threatened 110.
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His life will arguably never be threatened by the police.
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They pay to prevent their own reign from being threatened.
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But cancer threatened to box her in as a writer.
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Trump has threatened to scrap it if revisions aren't made.
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As we did successfully last December when Turkey similarly threatened?
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The narrownose smoothhound shark, meanwhile, is threatened, the agency determined.
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He has threatened to sic federal regulators on his critics.
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Each time the blancmange is threatened with extinction, it changes.
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China has threatened to retaliate if Meng is not released.
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"Rex Tillerson never threatened to resign," Trump tweeted Thursday morning.
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City officials previously threatened to file for a municipal bankruptcy.
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The officers later said Harmon threatened them with a knife.
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But there's no evidence the strike truly threatened Obama's prospects.
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China has threatened to attack if Taiwan moves toward independence.
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Beijing has threatened fresh taxes on 106 U.S. produced goods.
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It also threatened layoffs at Williams's headquarters in Tulsa, Okla.
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The White House threatened to veto last year's Senate resolution.
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Trump has threatened to shut down the government on Dec.
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Collectors threatened to kill her if she did not pay.
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She's been physically attacked multiple times and is constantly threatened.
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Americans. Remaking blacks into citizens threatened to upend the entire
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The kingdom has threatened economic retaliation if the bill passes.
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The agency is listing the bird as a threatened species.
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Democrats threatened to sue to keep Collins on the ballot.
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The North Koreans have also threatened to cancel the summit.
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He had threatened to run against Boehner in the past.
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The "falcon wing" doors alone threatened to delay the vehicle.
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In June, Trump vaguely threatened to sue Google and Facebook.
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Those countries have carried out or threatened their own retaliation.
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Our nation's children report feeling threatened and unsafe in schools.
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"I felt threatened," he told me recently, only half kidding.
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And I think that's why traditional social media feels threatened.
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Such actions, Dilfer said, threatened to rip the 49ers apart.
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When Lynn finally threatened to leave, the violence got worse.
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Trump threatened to come to Capitol Hill anyway on Jan.
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Kondo does not feel threatened by different philosophies of organization.
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Some threatened to delete or boycott the app in protest.
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The Chinese firm has said the move threatened its survival.
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"They probably feel threatened because he's an outsider," she said.
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Kelly has repeatedly denied that he has threatened to quit.
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But Ford -- and his immense resources -- threatened further legal action.
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The state's only abortion clinic has already threatened to sue.
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Beijing threatened retaliatory tariffs that could have hurt American farmers.
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" She added, "It made me feel like unsafe and threatened.
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"They threatened to shoot my brains out," she told INSIDER.
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The estate was threatened by wildfires in 2017 but survived.
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Roughly 15 percent of aquarium species are threatened or endangered.
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Ames never threatened the tournament leaders again, eventually shooting 76.
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Some even threatened to stop posting on the app altogether.
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Workers had threatened industrial action if there were job losses.
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They have also threatened to take the issue to court.
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At trial, Dunn said he felt threatened by the argument.
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But today our ocean is threatened more than ever before.
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Jones had threatened to sue the league over Goodell's contract.
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The Chinese firm has said the ban threatened its survival.
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The decision to withhold military aid itself threatened US security.
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And these very grounds are being threatened by oil development.
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No one is suggesting that Acosta threatened President Donald Trump.
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Can he slap tariffs on China, as he has threatened?
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They're recognized as a threatened species due to habitat loss.
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Dotcom also threatened to sue Rich's grieving family for defamation.
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China has threatened hefty import tariffs on 659 U.S. products.
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More than once, Irma threatened to shut the station down.
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Last year, snow threatened the region just as spring arrived.
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When inflation threatened, it should cut spending or increase taxes.
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Those hopes soon threatened to, well, go up in smoke.
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Ebadi writes that she was surveilled, interrogated, detained and threatened.
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The government has threatened to intervene if the disputes continue.
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He has threatened trade wars with China, Mexico and Canada.
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It was as if my disinterest in food threatened hers.
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Who is being threatened, what can I do about it?
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Lord Royce gets threatened with the Moon Door and recants.
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Issa had previously threatened his son over his sexual orientation.
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S. tariff slugged world shares and threatened future business investment.
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The clerk threatened to call the police, so he left.
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Likewise, DuPont's investment in nylon was threatened by hemp products.
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The Reds threatened again in the top of the seventh.
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It's like other industries that get threatened by new technology.
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The pair also allegedly threatened police officers while in custody.
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Trump also threatened to send supporters to disrupt Sanders events.
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I got tired of being threatened with knives and guns.
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Mexico already threatened to cancel over the question of funding.
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T) on Wednesday threatened to compete against Xerox Corp (XRX.
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That player had denied his teammates threatened or assaulted him.
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And they threatened to kill us if we left Sirte.
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Aso has repeatedly threatened to intervene to stem yen rises.
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He's also threatened to do the same on auto imports.
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But deadlock threatened to become crisis at the coming meeting.
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Churches, minority communities, gay nightclubs, politicians and journalists are threatened.
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Now, all at once, our plans threatened to be upended.
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Madrid has threatened to use emergency powers to prevent that.
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"We immigrants are feeling threatened," said Ms. Moreno in Spanish.
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Beyond the financial crisis, China's very prosperity threatened Dongguan's future.
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That business is threatened by the talks to renegotiate Nafta.
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The interaction left me feeling vaguely threatened and tremendously unsettled.
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If robots threatened human labor, human joblessness would be growing.
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The residents say they were all threatened in the lobby.
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Canada and Mexico have threatened retaliation unless they are exempted.
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A neglected girlfriend feels threatened by her boyfriend's new friend.
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But he did not say whether she had been threatened.
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Both women said Mr. Ramadan had threatened them into silence.
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When civilians are threatened, Power believes we must save them.
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Senators who threatened and bullied became less influential as leaders.
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Others said they had been threatened by government intelligence agents.
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He threatened to punish General Motors for closing a plant.
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The spokesman did not say whether she had been threatened.
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After all, Trump had threatened aid cutoffs since last spring.
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The federal government designated it a "threatened" species in 1978.
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Any movement from that point onward threatened all of us.
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Trump has threatened to punish GM for closing the factory.
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No wonder they feel threatened (and perhaps a bit envious).
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Constantine Chiwenga, who had threatened military intervention early this week.
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" He also said: "I mean somebody might have threatened somebody.
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The football team then threatened to boycott a bowl game.
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It's my way or off the cliff's edge, she'd threatened.
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His teenage sister was graphically threatened with rape as well.
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The problem threatened to mar a largely peaceful election day.
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I was confused, scared and my fragile masculinity was threatened.
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The Jazz were never seriously threatened in the fourth quarter.
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At one point he threatened to totally destroy North Korea.
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Citizenship itself was threatened if companies could dominate their workers.
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But that could be threatened if retailers cut their programs.
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Seriously, is Saudi Arabia really threatened by women driving activists?
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Bernie Sanders threatened to hold up the virus aid bill.
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We don't send our kids to school to be threatened.
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As Dorian threatened the southeastern states, officials such as Sen.
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Trump had threatened to implement those tariffs earlier in July.
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Trump even threatened to push back by taxing French wine.
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What do these look like, and why are they threatened?
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Threatened with arrest at dawn, she does not give in.
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A number of celebrities had threatened to boycott the event.
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The Trump administration also has threatened to take punitive action.
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Americans have long been threatened by rockets of this type.
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More conservatives became incensed and threatened to boycott the league.
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He threatened to outhit me, but he never shows up.
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Some who refused were threatened with disciplinary action, including suspensions.
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President Trump has threatened to scrap the deal this month.
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However, several years later, they threatened to kill me too.
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Trump has threatened to slap sanctions on Iraq in retaliation.
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The button summons the same police he feels threatened by.
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Have you ever felt, in any way, intimidated or threatened?
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The campaign would not specify which vendors had been threatened.
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Corruption, said Pyatt, threatened to hold the new Ukraine back.
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The government's credibility is threatened when so few people participate.
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Trump threatened sanctions on Turkey in the letter dated Oct.
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Some victims said they were intimidated and threatened with excommunication.
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The suspect also threatened two children, ages 12 and 14.
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Khamenei, like Putin, feels threatened by Clinton and prefers Trump.
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Last December, Nunes threatened to sue fellow Congress member Rep.
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In Russia, journalists have been threatened, maimed, imprisoned and killed.
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"We opened the accounts when they threatened us," he said.
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Taylor threatened to seek justice via the civil courts Monday.
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Indeed, they have already threatened to blue slip a few.
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"He is not threatened to that extent," Mr. Rizvi added.
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The threatened tariffs led to the European Union pledging countertariffs.
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LIKE ALL human enterprise, business is threatened by climate change.
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Mr. Erdogan has long threatened to send troops into Syria.
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That brings us to the matter of the threatened primaries.
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After attorneys complained and threatened a federal lawsuit on Jan.
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The Harvest strategy is about maximizing value in threatened segments.
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When threatened, he will pounce on any perception of weakness.
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The regime has long sponsored terrorism and threatened our interests.
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They threatened to secede from the Union if Republicans won.
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"When groups feel threatened, they retreat into tribalism," Chua wrote.
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Meanwhile, in Kilwa Kisiwani, Tanzania, ruins are threatened with ruin.
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The remarks threatened a major shift in North Korean policy.
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The first threatened to withhold highway funds over air pollution.
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The Category 2 storm has threatened the Azores for days.
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More than once, protecting it has threatened to kill him.
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Without the aid, they threatened to tank any spending bill.
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France's privacy regulator on Monday threatened to fine Facebook Inc.
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We threatened it because we knew they cared about it.
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If there's quality in what you do, you're not threatened.
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It also threatened the academy's carefully curated message of reform.
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Others have been threatened to have their utilities turned off.
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Trump has threatened to fire Sessions, a former Alabama senator.
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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said population pressure threatened animal habitats.
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At least Mr. Marotto was never threatened with a lawsuit.
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Here in Alaska, as elsewhere, that foundation is being threatened.
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The terrorist group has threatened to retaliate with deadlier attacks.
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The U.S. has threatened to raise tariffs on imported vehicles.
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It has already been threatened with eviction from several airports.
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Kroger is also being threatened by the rise of Aldi.
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North Korea had threatened a "physical response" to the move.
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"They threatened to kill them," she remembers, her voice breaking.
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Strong winds in Southern California threatened to stoke them further.
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Health officials warned of the hazards and police threatened arrest.
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But what happens when those forests are threatened by fire?
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At one point, the project's creators were doxxed and threatened.
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For the next six drives, neither team threatened to score.
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Or they may feel threatened by a direct report's talents.
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He threatened those who have dared to disagree with him.
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But it also now shows how our democracy is threatened.
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I never felt threatened or in any kind of danger.
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We threatened to get up and grab each other napkins.
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Meanwhile, a new scandal threatened to dampen Democratic enthusiasm. Rep.
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Doggett has also previously threatened to vote against the legislation.
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On Saturday, Trump threatened to slap tariffs on European cars.
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Trump also threatened foreign aid to Honduras at that time.
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The centers threatened on Monday were in Albuquerque; Birmingham, Ala.
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As for the future, narwhals are classed as "near threatened."
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He has threatened to pull the US out of NATO.
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He said he could not independently confirm the threatened firing.
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But the recent killing had threatened business in the area.
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And Pérez's death threatened to bring about an open conflict.
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Missouri threatened to extend slavery west of the Mississippi River.
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They were threatened that they were going to be killed.
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But today, all of that is being threatened from within.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate against potential US sanctions.
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Students and professors recoiled, and faculty members threatened to quit.
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Tillerson was quick to deny that he threatened to resign.
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Teachers have threatened legal action over their unsanitary work conditions.
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But tensions soon emerged that threatened to derail the project.
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He has threatened other GOP members of Congress as well.
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"The Americans threatened me, my wife and kids," he said.
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Indigenous leaders who have resisted their presence are often threatened.
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"It was my very competence that threatened them," she wrote.
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"He's only been threatened by the truth," the president responded.
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One reason #NorthKorea threatened to cancel the 12 June summit?
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And just last month, he threatened the country on Twitter.
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The airline has threatened legal action to recoup its losses.
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Europe has already threatened tariffs on blue jeans and bourbon.
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I was even threatened with acid spraying, rape and abuse.
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Trump has even threatened to prosecute and imprison his opponent.
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In March, the organization threatened to scrap its contract altogether.
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Black clouds threatened to bring thunderstorms to the event area.
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An Uber executive threatened to dig up dirt on journalists.
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Another time she had threatened to jump out a window.
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Which brings us to why Trump threatened to boycott Apple.
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"Plus we were threatened with eviction every year," he explains.
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You see that education is threatened under this current regime.
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For a brief moment, the competition threatened to get interesting.
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His lawyer later threatened to sue the New York Times.
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Trump has threatened to veto the bill if it does.
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To explain it, they essentially threatened another journalist, Sarah Lacy.
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State officials have threatened to arrest him on theft charges.
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I obviously as a member of the press feel strongly that since Attorney General Sessions has threatened us and threatened to put more reporters in jail to stop leaks, one has to be suspicious.
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Angela Ricketts was one US Military spouse who was threatened by CyberCaliphatePhoto: Michael Conroy (AP)National news outlets reported in early 2015 that ISIS had threatened spouses of United States services members over Twitter.
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We know that Rod Rosenstein threatened House Committee Intel staffers, threatened them chilling impact when they were trying to do our job of doing the congressional oversight of what we&aposre supposed to do.
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We can disagree, but I don&apost want -- JOHNSON: I mean, maybe because you haven&apost, that does not mean that liberals are not threatened and people who have different views are threatened either.
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The ruling marks the first step toward listing the animal as threatened or endangered under the ESA and triggers a review of the species to determine how threatened the animal is in the wild.
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The ruling marks the first step toward listing the animal as threatened or endangered under the ESA and triggers a review of the species to determine how threatened the animal is in the wild.
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They have been beaten, they have been threatened with deportation, their families may have been threatened with harm, and then they're forced to stay in that situation and they don't have means to escape.
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North Korea threatened to launch ballistic missiles in a "ring of fire" around Guam after President Trump threatened to hit the North with "fire and fury" if it persisted with its development of ICBMs.
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The lesser prairie-chicken was listed as threatened in April 2014, but the agency is complying with a court order from last September that determined the chicken is not threatened and vacated the protections.
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This month, North Korea threatened to fire four missiles into the sea near the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam after Trump said it would face "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States.
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Earlier this month, North Korea threatened to fire four missiles into the sea near the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam after Trump said it would face "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States.
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The artificial insemination birth is a big deal for the zoo and the southern white rhino, which is classified as "Near Threatened" on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species.
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The teacher and aides at the Martinsburg school threatened Adri and other children, telling them they would hit them in the face and knock their teeth out, and they threatened to withhold food, Salango said.
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But in 2012, a horrific burn accident almost threatened it all.
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Support for Lopez Obrador has grown since Trump threatened the tariffs.
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Burke also threatened to kill Loeb with a tainted heroin overdose.
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We also lost breeding programs for several endangered and threatened species.
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He continued by calling out the "cowards" who threatened his family.
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Everyone on there was clearly threatened by my extraordinarily clever bio.
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"I feel disgusted and threatened," said Deane, a former corporate executive.
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And when authoritarians feel threatened, they support aggressive leaders and policies.
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In June, Barnes filed the federal-court complaint he had threatened.
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Herd alleged Mateen threatened and harassed her following their break-up.
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He talked about the time when Kendra threatened to leave him.
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Since then the species has rebounded, although it remains extremely threatened.
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So, he threatened to cancel a summit essentially for much less.
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Powerful corporate lobbyists warned that mandatory emissions limits threatened economic calamity.
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"If he threatened violence, the FBI could take action," Winkler said.
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The Bulgarian occasionally threatened with submission attempts, but those were futile.
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"I would say he's been threatened by the truth," Trump said.
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Jane had protesters at her home — she was always being threatened.
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Were any of their interpreters threatened with a subpoena by Congress?
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Efforts to put cleaner cars on American roads are being threatened.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers first threatened arrest, then backtracked.
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The previous administration threatened to derail this progress through regulatory overreach.
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And not feel threatened when she prioritizes them over you. 2.
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They have threatened more attacks in response to the Hodeidah offensive.
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Nadler on Friday threatened to hold Barr in contempt of Congress.
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Users even threatened to boycott Twitter today over the actress' suspension.
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He denied that he threatened staff members on the intel committee.
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He has also threatened to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Dad threatened him and made him go pick it all up.
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Trump has now threatened to impose tariffs on South African goods.
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Emily: Do you ever feel threatened by the characters we write?
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Around the world, invasive governments have particularly threatened people's digital privacy.
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The group allegedly threatened to beat up the boy after school.
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There, she was allegedly burned with a cigarette, threatened and raped.
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"This is not the first time I've been threatened," he said.
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Have they threatened rent hikes or pressured them to take buyouts?
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Unsurprisingly, the album threatened his career in a number of ways.
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Trump has threatened to impose hefty tariffs on European car imports.
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Threatened species are defined as those at risk of becoming endangered.
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But is that precedent being threatened by President-elect Donald Trump?
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President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened more tariffs on Chinese imports.
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President Trump first threatened to impose these tariffs on March 260st.
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Beijing has demanded Meng's immediate release and threatened "consequences" for Canada.
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Some 2,500 homes were threatened by flames at the fire's peak.
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Unfortunately, the monkeys are pretty severely threatened by deforestation and hunting.
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Bricks were threatened to be thrown at us at this event.
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Both Kenya and South Africa have threatened to leave the court.
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The New York Post reported Cruz then threatened and harassed her.
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Almost all of the threatened flying fox species live on islands.
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We can't overstate the damage threatened by those waging this war.
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"She's clearly very threatened by me," the mother of four said.
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The Easy fire's flames threatened an area of farms and ranches.
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The association says around 300 jobs are threatened by the decision.
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The NASL even threatened to file an antitrust lawsuit against MLS.
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First, democracy is threatened by a combination of complacency and cynicism.
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Renewed fighting also threatened to wipe out crude production in Libya.
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A smaller percentage (9%) said they were threatened with physical harm.
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"It puts areas not previously threatened by Al-Shabaab at risk."
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Raab said May's plan threatened the integrity of the United Kingdom.
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Until now, North Korea's missiles have threatened South Korea and Japan.
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It even threatened not to back Donzallaz' re-election next year.
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It even threatened not to back Donzallaz' re-election next year.
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Its economic interests could be threatened by increased competition from abroad.
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He threatened to vote against it, and then voted for it.
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The president has threatened to target Japanese automakers with high tariffs.
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Despite their cheery appearance, they are increasingly threatened by climate change.
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Fire officials said 80,000 buildings were still threatened by the blaze.
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She pleaded for civility and threatened to have unruly people removed.
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Recently an entire village fled after Islamic State fighters threatened it.
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And then something happened that threatened to take it all away.
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"They use Facebook too," and they are being threatened, she said.
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The Turkish president has threatened to retaliate by seeking "new alliances".
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" But, she added, "I wasn't threatened and I didn't judge him.
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A protracted debate over language threatened to scuttle the whole deal.
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GM, unsurprisingly, does not feel threatened by it, as least publicly.
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I think Facebook Live has really threatened their ability to hide.
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Trump has threatened to put tariffs on French wine in retaliation.
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It had already threatened to pull out of Norway this summer.
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House Democrats have threatened Kupperman with contempt for refusing to comply.
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Irresponsible corporate greed threatened the health and safety of 800,000 Californians.
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If we used the name they would have threatened legal action.
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Leung has denied any wrongdoing and threatened to sue the paper.
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An army spokesman threatened more to come if the protests continued.
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In one interview, he threatened to take the war to Iran.
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Twitter remains the best place to be threatened by complete strangers.
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Small dogs, in addition, are threatened by hypothermia in the pool.
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But the choice of Davis threatened to scuttle those peace talks.
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"I always threatened him with that," the Turning Tables author admitted.
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And now they have threatened to disrupt next month's presidential election.
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Boschi denied the report and threatened legal action against the journalist.
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Tehran threatened to retaliate the following day but kept relatively quiet.
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It also threatened to pull out of the summit with Trump.
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Trump has threatened to revoke subsidies for GM for electric vehicles.
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They were then "threatened" by a third individual with a gun.
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Nixon even threatened to dispense 224,2000 military personnel to deliver mail.
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"You threatened the safety of me and my family," West tweeted.
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North Korea on Thursday threatened to back away from the meeting.
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The officers threatened to deport the whole group back to Uganda.
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Now because of increased sanctions, they threatened to move slightly differently.
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Troublemakers can be threatened with deselection, and new parliamentary candidates vetted.
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Residents said he threatened revenge if they reported him to authorities.
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Dugan has threatened to sue if the state approves the permit.
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America also threatened harsh penalties against firms that traded with it.
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A MILLION SPECIES of animals and plants are threatened with extinction.
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However, Trump has threatened to veto two bills pending in Congress.
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Most Female Journalists Have Been Threatened, Assaulted, or Harassed at Work.
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Harder's law firm threatened Gawker Media over this story in June.
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Patagonia didn't expect the area to be threatened after Obama's designation.
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This insight threatened Ms Jamison's aspirations to get and stay sober.
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She was only following through with what she had threatened twice.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad-Javad Zarif has already threatened a reciprocal designation.
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The President has threatened tariffs on $150 billion of Chinese goods.
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Publicly, Trump threatened on March 4003 to close the border entirely.
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Kardashian was reportedly held hostage, bound, and threatened during the robbery.
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It matters because a woman is being threatened for speaking up.
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Ms. Segal, of 596 Acres, keeps a roster of threatened gardens.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened a 20 percent import tariff on vehicles.
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St. Louis, Missouri (CNN)Donald Trump threatened to jail Hillary Clinton.
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Have we ever stopped publishing a story because we were threatened?
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Up to 1 million: Total number of species threatened with extinction.
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Craig disputes claims that any person or business has been threatened.
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VG: That cute little girl Kaylee, he's threatened to murder her!
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Listen to evacuation orders and get out if you feel threatened.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to slap more tariffs on Chinese goods.
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"Democracy, however, is shielded and of course not threatened," she said.
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Guests are lined up and beaten, berated and threatened with execution.
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In response China threatened to slap duties on 106 American goods.
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One person reportedly threatened the Waymo driver with a PVC pipe.
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As president, Hofer has threatened to call a new national election.
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The man threatened her before dragging her out of the house.
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Last season, I threatened to burn everyone alive if Drogon died.
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Trump has previously threatened to cut off funding for wildfire relief.
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Trump also threatened Comey against leaking, himself, information to the media.
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We also spoke with the co-worker whose life was threatened.
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She was threatened by him, so had left the family home.
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Bombing is not a morally serious way to protect threatened populations.
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About 37,000 people are under evacuation orders, 5,000 homes are threatened.
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Alfred's mother, threatened with divorce, had swallowed carbolic acid and died
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The last major insurer in Iowa has threatened to pull out.
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He has threatened to use "overwhelming" force against Tehran multiple times.
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"I certainly hope they didn't feel threatened by us," Sandmann said.
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Renee also alleges her husband has threatened to take their son.
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In response, Israel has threatened to ban tourist visas for Indonesians.
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The council had threatened to charge them cleaning fee, if not.
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In one, he threatened to hit J.Z. with a baseball bat.
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And their existence is threatened by climate change and habitat loss.
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But Trump's leaks threatened to turn into a waterfall this week.
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When she later confronted him, he threatened to derail her career.
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She also says her ex has threatened to physically harm Elliott.
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And Trump didn't earn much credit when he publicly threatened Sen.
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He's threatened Mexico, Islam, you name it, and yet I'm unafraid.
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Authorities threatened to call a locksmith, forcing Russell to open it.
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Then President Trump threatened to cut off the school's federal funding.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump also threatened trade tariffs on Mexico.
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I simply did my job and was not threatened nor berated.
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So James Hardie will be threatened at these multiples, said Somasundaram.
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Local authorities banned the event and threatened those attending with jail.
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In fact, he says Barzman is the one who felt threatened.
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He also stole a base as Colorado threatened in the ninth.
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Cheetahs are similarly threatened by widespread habitat loss and illegal trafficking.
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Our ability to provide safe food and water will be threatened.
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"He's only been threatened by the truth," Trump told reporters Wednesday.
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Thankfully, the strict business dress code is becoming a threatened species.
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One of those emails expressly threatened the lives of Pai's children.
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Many greens have threatened litigation in light of the executive order.
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Authorities say that a man threatened New York Republican congressman Rep.
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The decree did not elaborate on how Rusal's activities threatened Ukraine.
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The secret police hounded political opponents, threatened their families, intimidated them.
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Rail workers had threatened to walk off the job Sunday morning.
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The black conservatives like myself, we get threatened all the time.
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The women also claim Johnson threatened them to keep them quiet.
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As we first reported ... Aaron claims she threatened to stab him.
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And the Everglades risk becoming uninhabitable for already threatened Florida Panthers.
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The government had already threatened to penalise the banks last week.
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The group is currently being threatened with eviction from their vineyards.
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It also claimed that he threatened to kill the singer's dogs.
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He felt threatened by all the security and...here we are.
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Another cop came in and threatened to duct-tape my mouth.
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Giant manta rays are a threatened species, the agency said Wednesday.
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Would there be veto power if either partner felt emotionally threatened?
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RUZHOU, China — A police officer threatened us with a criminal investigation.
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And they were mocking her because they were threatened by her.
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Wolves are hardly the only wildlife threatened by the border wall.
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It's not because President Obama has threatened to veto similar bills.
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The United States has threatened to quit the Human Rights Council.
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They threatened, humiliated, and beat up his workers till they left.
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Very few times I've felt threatened while out in the field.
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He has even threatened to sue firms like Google and Facebook.
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The same issue threatened the crews of three other Apollo missions.
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Economic crises, hyperinflation, rage and suffering threatened to pull Germany apart.
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Our physical and cyber selves feel threatened on a regular basis.
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Lastly, that long-threatened collaboration with Maroon 5 is finally here.
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He seemed completely at ease, even when sketches threatened to stall.
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When outnumbered and threatened, they are allowed to use désencerclement grenades.
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And, amid all of this pressure, Wray reportedly threatened to resign.
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Canada is not a miscreant to be mistreated, insulted or threatened.
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President Trump has threatened to pull the U.S. out of Nafta.
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But the PP's recovery is threatened by rising support for Vox.
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The plot emerged after one student threatened another online on Nov.
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"During the Korean War, we were threatened by nukes," Pak said.
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The deal threatened the security and the very future of Israel.
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Trump himself has threatened further attacks on the right to asylum.
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The Justice Department's independence would be less threatened, at least publicly.
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He, like other MAS officials, says opposition supporters have threatened him.
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On Thursday, Brazil's economy minister had already threatened to quit Mercosur.
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In the same bombastic statement, Pyongyang also threatened a nuclear showdown.
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He repeatedly threatened senior officials at the Justice Department and FBI.
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He even threatened to make sure I couldn't renew my lease.
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The president also threatened to impose another $257 billion in tariffs.
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Trump's threatened "pivot" has not occurred and most likely will not.
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And he threatened them with still more tariffs on new cars.
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The Trump campaign has already threatened very real consequences, Acosta claimed.
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Other countries have already threatened to retaliate by targeting American exports.
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The Trump administration had already threatened stern action against the court.
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Trump had threatened to impose escalating, blanket tariffs on Mexican goods.
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No one should feel threatened in a workplace, or honestly anywhere.
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What Trump said: For months, Trump threatened to nix the subsidies.
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China has already threatened to retaliate by hitting U.S. agricultural exports.
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And Trump has threatened North Korea on a number of occasions.
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"Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz," he said.
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Players were kidnapped and pistol-whipped, and their families were threatened.
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The EU also threatened to retaliate with tariffs of its own.
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S. trade row threatened to rattle the world's second-biggest economy.
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ZTE has said the ban was unacceptable and threatened its survival.
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Mr. Schanberg and Mr. Dith were seized and threatened with death.
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McGahn refused to carry out the order and threatened to resign.
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Economic and political isolation threatened to destroy the newly Protestant country.
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A former employee threatened to hit his boss with a sledgehammer.
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The gap helps Trump and Republicans, and expands potentially threatened Democrats.
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Being openly gay could have threatened your social life or career.
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If Europe doesn't step up, Iran has threatened, they will go
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Dawson, a proslavery Louisiana congressman, threatened to cut the throat of
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In her native Honduras, gangs threatened to kill her, she says.
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He said she was wrong and threatened to call the police.
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He reportedly once threatened Harvard students with expulsion for lampooning Trump.
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Many South Koreans have threatened to boycott Japanese beer and films.
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The negotiations, which began in January, threatened to unravel in March.
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One structure was reported destroyed and 100 commercial buildings were threatened.
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Indeed, the U.S. threatened to devour it before it was born.
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Whenever attrition threatened to thin the ranks, new recruits turned up.
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France, meanwhile, is perhaps the Western country most threatened by terrorism.
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But Mr. Ahmad insists that no German has ever threatened him.
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He also threatened more tariffs should negotiations not go as planned.
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That same month it also threatened the US territory of Guam.
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"Now that DACA's being threatened, there's no safety net," he said.
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Friday's agreement voided Trump's threatened levies for at least 90 days.
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Trump threatened to alter America's global military presence if they didn't.
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When Trump feels threatened, he punches back hard to preserve himself.
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