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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Why do you think Google feels threatened by this conversation?
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China claims its vessel felt threatened by swarming Philippine boats.
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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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"People in power feel threatened by being criticized," Kakshapati says.
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She believes it could be threatened by the Cadiz project.
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Eventually a delegate said several members felt threatened by Barquin.
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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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An animal sanctuary was among those threatened by the fire.
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Want to conserve bird life threatened by farming, for example?
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An estimated 25,000 residents live in areas threatened by flooding.
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I asked about whether incumbent lawyers are threatened by Upsolve.
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Was she harassed and threatened by the extremists in #Kashmir?
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It's about the Muslims who feel threatened by Trump's rhetoric.
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Yet, the animals continue to be threatened by rampant poaching.
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His life will arguably never be threatened by the police.
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Kondo does not feel threatened by different philosophies of organization.
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The estate was threatened by wildfires in 2017 but survived.
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At trial, Dunn said he felt threatened by the argument.
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And these very grounds are being threatened by oil development.
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Likewise, DuPont's investment in nylon was threatened by hemp products.
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It's like other industries that get threatened by new technology.
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That business is threatened by the talks to renegotiate Nafta.
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A neglected girlfriend feels threatened by her boyfriend's new friend.
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Others said they had been threatened by government intelligence agents.
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Seriously, is Saudi Arabia really threatened by women driving activists?
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Americans have long been threatened by rockets of this type.
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The button summons the same police he feels threatened by.
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Khamenei, like Putin, feels threatened by Clinton and prefers Trump.
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LIKE ALL human enterprise, business is threatened by climate change.
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Kroger is also being threatened by the rise of Aldi.
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But what happens when those forests are threatened by fire?
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Or they may feel threatened by a direct report's talents.
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"He's only been threatened by the truth," the president responded.
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Everyone on there was clearly threatened by my extraordinarily clever bio.
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"I would say he's been threatened by the truth," Trump said.
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Emily: Do you ever feel threatened by the characters we write?
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But is that precedent being threatened by President-elect Donald Trump?
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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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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 association says around 300 jobs are threatened by the decision.
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First, democracy is threatened by a combination of complacency and cynicism.
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"It puts areas not previously threatened by Al-Shabaab at risk."
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Its economic interests could be threatened by increased competition from abroad.
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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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GM, unsurprisingly, does not feel threatened by it, as least publicly.
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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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They were then "threatened" by a third individual with a gun.
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She was threatened by him, so had left the family home.
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"I certainly hope they didn't feel threatened by us," Sandmann said.
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And their existence is threatened by climate change and habitat loss.
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Cheetahs are similarly threatened by widespread habitat loss and illegal trafficking.
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"He's only been threatened by the truth," Trump told reporters Wednesday.
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He felt threatened by all the security and...here we are.
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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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But the PP's recovery is threatened by rising support for Vox.
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"During the Korean War, we were threatened by nukes," Pak said.
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France, meanwhile, is perhaps the Western country most threatened by terrorism.
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Only Bahrain was momentarily threatened by protests among its Shiite majority.
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All this was threatened by the unexpected appearance of a fiancée.
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But a lot of people did seem really threatened by that.
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America's other public lands are threatened by the cuts, as well.
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That's the dream of autocrats who feel threatened by real democracy.
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But the conch population is threatened by extreme weather and overfishing.
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Meanwhile, the cruise industry is uniquely threatened by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Some of this tourism, like skiing, is threatened by climate change.
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Masjid Al Noor itself was threatened by white supremacists in 22019.
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Everyone is always threatened by powerful women, but I am not.
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The Gottis thought they were going to be threatened by Castellano.
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The banking sanctions threatened by the Senate are far more serious.
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The territory is also threatened by proposed dams and hydroelectric plants.
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The 2020 Olympics in Tokyo are being threatened by the coronavirus.
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More than 5,012 structures were threatened by the fire, officials said.
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Staunch U.S. ally Jordan has also been threatened by the militants.
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Sydney is not the only major city threatened by water shortages.
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Steve Trevor, a mere mortal, could be threatened by all this.
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But both polls found this lead to be threatened by Sen.
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Ihsan's brother was threatened by an ISIS member named Mohammed Aboud.
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Some people may see your differences and be threatened by them.
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More fundamentally, Texas and American exports are threatened by congressional inaction.
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But asked if she felt "threatened" by Trump, she said yes.
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But Hayes said Tyson executives "don't feel threatened" by the outlook.
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South Korea is the country most directly threatened by North Korea.
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Explaining Trump and Russia; Greece's stability threatened by the renaming of Macedonia.
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When that war ended Russia was once again threatened by Western forces.
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Searchers would be pulled out of areas threatened by mudslides, he said.
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NUNES: Yeah, we are not going to be threatened by the Democrats.
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So far, three major roads have been threatened by cracks and lava.
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Many working-class white voters feel threatened by economic and demographic decline.
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Both have brought powerful works to Venice (itself threatened by rising seas).
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That recovery is now being threatened by an outbreak of violence there.
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Like many mountain-dwelling organisms, this species is threatened by climate change.
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You could cheat before, and the family was not threatened by it.
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This isn't the first time the Tour has been threatened by protesters.
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On the other, it is threatened by the ructions that liberalisation creates.
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The pachyderm's wild population is threatened by habitat loss, poaching and disease.
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What's more, they seem threatened by the concept of achieving personal progress.
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"I'm not threatened by anybody, especially you," he says, clenching his fists.
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"I truly don't feel threatened by him," Amabile tells bartender Wells Adams.
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But our dependence on java is threatened by climate change and deforestation.
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Justin Bieber isn't threatened by any Instagram "likes" his model wife gets!
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Our physical security is threatened by vulnerabilities in our electronic information systems.
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"Everyone is feeling a little threatened by him," said one Democratic strategist.
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That rule of law, however, is threatened by G-20-style cronyism.
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But 22 buildings have been destroyed, with 0003 more threatened by flames.
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And TikTok is not the only app threatened by this new feature.
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It can escape its egg in seconds if threatened by a predator.
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However, that goal is threatened by what they call The Great Replacement.
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Here in 21812, the nation again feels tense and threatened by divisions.
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But their dreams for David's future are threatened by his low grades.
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At midday Wednesday, the resort was still not threatened by the fire.
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Meadows dismissed Cohen's concerns that he was being threatened by the President.
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She wasn't threatened by them, she said, but she understood the concern.
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All of those designations are now threatened by Judge Collyer's MetLife opinion,
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"I would say he's been threatened by the truth," the president said.
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Refugees were struggling with the weather conditions and threatened by human traffickers.
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We got threatened by the Jewish mafia, but that's a long story.
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Its profitable economic interests could be threatened by more competition from abroad.
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"Seriously,'' I asked, "is Saudi Arabia really threatened by women driving activists?
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"For whatever psychological reason, he didn't feel threatened by them," he said.
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His lawyers said they have been harassed and threatened by the police.
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Our past has been devalued and our future threatened by their outrages.
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Normal Americans are threatened by an Islamic radicalism that murders their children.
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The animals are threatened by habitat fragmentation, deforestation and illegal wildlife trafficking.
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But the reserve's forest is threatened by illegal logging and human encroachment.
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Third, like Putin, Khamenei feels threatened by the attractions of American democracy.
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We were easy marks for those who felt threatened by our findings.
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The sixth Democratic debate has been threatened by two separate labor disputes.
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But few with any influence imagine themselves threatened by everyday urban violence.
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It was threatened by development, but is now owned by the borough.
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As reliable as they are, the carwashes are threatened by future development.
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So far, only California has been threatened by Wheeler and the EPA.
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Those that remain are threatened by a looming, though indeterminate, expiration date.
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Worse still, the earth itself is threatened by climate disaster and extinction.
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A more consequential action could be one threatened by the European Union.
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So what should electric utilities threatened by the potential for wildfires do?
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Clinical research isn't the only type of kratom science threatened by scheduling.
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"All of those brands are threatened by voting for Kavanaugh," Fried said.
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But the way Trump conducted himself after European allies are threatened by crisis and American families feel threatened by their retirement plans whose value was reduced by the market fall made him look crass, self-indulgent and greedy — again.
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The latest: Guaidó was reportedly threatened by paramilitaries who entered his home today.
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Chaha says she felt threatened by her husband, who she married at 15.
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However, the deal could be threatened by political opposition to the Iran-U.
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If Russia feels threatened by that, then Putin has only himself to blame.
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No artworks or visitors had been threatened by the performance, the gallery added.
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Those who resisted were threatened by barking dogs and beaten until they bled.
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What does it mean to people who are threatened by sea level rise?
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About people whose lives are threatened by the curse of the white coral.
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Those values are valuable to the extent that they are threatened by Muslims.
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" But according to Rifenbark, Matus "was not being harassed or threatened by anyone.
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Shepard tells the show that he was threatened by PTL management several times.
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Indeed, hedge funds may not feel too threatened by the alt-beta trend.
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They're threatened by it because they can't say … they don't have the courage.
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Wade, because conservative evangelicals were threatened by women's newfound power over their bodies.
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You've spoken on Twitter about your experiences with being aggressively threatened by men.
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But even Emirates' first- and business-class sales are threatened by private jets.
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Net neutrality is especially important for marginalized groups that feel threatened by Trump.
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Penguins are also threatened by humans in the form of population and overfishing.
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Is Apple's iPhone threatened by disruption like many of its hardware company counterparts?
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Dozens of homes have been destroyed and thousands more threatened by the flames.
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Crops had been threatened by diseases, and juice had become popular with consumers.
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This is about standing up for the rights threatened by the Trump administration.
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Following is information on some of the countries most threatened by water scarcity.
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But ULA's monopoly on the industry is threatened by the emergence of SpaceX.
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In short, is any business interest of Amazon's seriously threatened by the ban?
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But maybe it's not surprising that some people feel threatened by this game.
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The lake's seasonal cycles are threatened by changing rainfall patterns and rising temperatures.
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It is a lawless, borderless place, threatened by terrorists and run by crooks.
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But how many times have the Olympics been threatened by host-country politics?
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Both are threatened by illegal hunting, trade in parts and loss of habitat.
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The Indians threatened by loading the bases in the seventh against Dan Altavilla.
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That act would protect miners' pensions and health benefits threatened by coal bankruptcies.
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But Teladoc's rule is threatened by new players focused exclusively on telemental health.
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They are threatened by the crushing and dictatorial powers of the European Union.
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"Well, I would say he's been threatened by the truth," Trump told reporters.
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But its forests, like those in Glacier National Park, are threatened by wildfires.
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Second, why does Israel feel so threatened by two new members of Congress?
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"Asked whether she felt personally threatened by Trump's words, Yovanovitch replied, "I did.
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The right one for you won't be threatened by your power and intensity.
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"Once again the NRA is being threatened by the enemy within," Hammer wrote.
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The Landmine and Cluster Munitions Monitor identifies 57 countries as threatened by mines.
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Emergency management will already be activated for island communities most threatened by Matthew.
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The trust said that "Flemington's unique history is threatened" by the redevelopment plan.
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And it's not just the Great Barrier Reef that's threatened by climate change.
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Woodland caribou were officially designated as "threatened" by the federal government in 22012.
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The lives of many citizens were threatened by this reckless and illegal act.
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Hummingbirds are a prime example of species threatened by climate change and deforestation.
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But increasingly, they are threatened by climate change, urbanization and a growing population.
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We were threatened by abolition, and we wanted to maintain our own homeland.
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They synchronize their strokes when threatened by predators or strong waves and currents.
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But its colorful, folkloric way of life is threatened by a dwindling population.
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Sparta, as the established power, felt threatened by the rising might of Athens.
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Sixteen percent of respondents went further and said they felt threatened by foreigners.
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But they are threatened by illegal poaching and the destruction of their habitats.
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Nissan executives were threatened by Renault's growing clout in the partnership, he said.
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Nissan executives were threatened by Renault's growing clout in the partnership, said Ghosn.
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Threatened by piracy, content companies traded hard copy sales for monthly streaming charges.
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For those not directly threatened by the raging blazes, there were other costs.
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" He agrees that being threatened by a NATO ally is, by definition, "bizarre.
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But conservationists have been warning that the islands are threatened by over-tourism.
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By 2100, they expect a doubling in the population threatened by strong storms.
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Now, that peace is threatened by our politics — the politics of President Trump.
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WCS even paid for life-insurance policies for CONAP officials threatened by ranchers.
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Wade decision, which could be threatened by a more right-leaning Supreme Court.
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If China refused, so would India, which feels threatened by Beijing's nuclear fleet.
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And she represents people who feel threatened by the immigrants thronging to Europe.
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" Trump has denied threatening Cohen, saying: "He's only been threatened by the truth.
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He feels in some ways threatened by the tiny Peter Kafka video operation.
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"Each managed to feel superior to, and also threatened by the other," Page wrote.
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You could conclude that the wall will help people threatened by immigration feel safer.
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But, like many forest-dwelling critters, they are threatened by habitat destruction and deforestation.
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HURT: Millions of people, the lives are going to be threatened by this man.
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He told police that he felt threatened by the music, not by Al-Amin.
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If men are voting Republican, it is not because they feel threatened by women.
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Those in power may feel threatened by swiftly growing local populations contending for recognition.
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You understand that it isn't rational to feel threatened by your partner's previous lovers.
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Historically, America has rarely been threatened by the specter of inequality of this magnitude.
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The Niagara Gazette said a neighbor attempted to intervene, but was threatened by Ciskiewic.
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Democracies threatened by political "information operations" and, at least conceivably, by compromised voting systems.
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But if they receive too much, their lives could be threatened by catastrophic bleeding.
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The universe is threatened by a physical manifestation of evil, called the Dark Thing.
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Wilson claimed that she was "threatened" by a representative for the man in question.
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People who drive taxis, delivery vehicles and trucks are most directly threatened by AVs.
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In addition to Dollywood, Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies is threatened by the flames.
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Worldwide, coral reefs in shallow waters are among ecosystems most threatened by climate change.
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They clearly believe — and preach — that the white race is threatened by impure outsiders.
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Like all tiger subspecies, these big cats are threatened by habitat destruction and poaching.
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No Collar season, people wouldn't have been as threatened by the nerdy robotics scientist.
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Authoritarians are motivated by the concern of being threatened by [the] changing status quo.
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The vulnerable sun bear lives in Southeast Asia and is threatened by habitat loss.
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The Arctic is threatened by climate change, and introducing mammoths will not solve this.
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Smaller brigades may ally with Misrata because their interests are threatened by Islamic State.
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Kinda makes sense—except for the fact that green monkeys aren't threatened by eagles.
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She's safe from infection, but still threatened by poachers who we know will return.
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This is not the first time charitable giving has been threatened by tax reform.
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Reunited in London, their relationship is threatened by the extreme pressures of the war.
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But the hard-won gains are being threatened by insecticide-resistant strains of mosquitoes.
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The families were threatened by the government and told to keep quiet; Wang refused.
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Efforts to deliver humantitarian aid were being threatened by the latest escalation of violence.
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But everything we have built as a family is threatened by the death tax.
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The animals are being threatened by barracuda and sharks left hungry because of overfishing.
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Insiders and outsiders are threatened by those on the other side of the barrier.
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The EU feels deeply threatened by Catalan independence, as it does by all separatism.
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"So I don't think he's threatened by anything," said Harrington, the RNC's national spokesperson.
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The next round threatened by the U.S. will cover $6900 billion in additional imports.
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Nonetheless, the policy is threatened by increasing politicization and pressure to water it down.
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In our current circumstances, the United States is being threatened by a rising China.
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She had to leave Veronica's father, Ricardo, who was being threatened by gang members.
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It's almost impossible to feel threatened by a puzzle that starts off like that.
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I think he feels threatened by Steve, but we hadn't really gone into that.
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If you do feel threatened by your roommate, don't hesitate to call campus police.
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Meant as a compromise, it appeared threatened by divisions between moderate and conservative Republicans.
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He's intrigued by the creature, but clearly threatened by how good he looks naked.
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Orangutan populations are threatened by palm oil plantations in their native Borneo and Sumatra.
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But those traditions I came to know and love are threatened by climate change.
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Large sections of coastal India and Bangladesh are threatened by storm surges and flooding.
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In another, a beekeeper's way of life is threatened by the encroaching outside world.
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Sunni Arabs feel threatened by Iran and are competing with Iran for regional influence.
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They are listed as near threatened by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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Medical diagnosis is one field most immediately, and perhaps unpredictably, threatened by machine learning.
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One person you know for sure isn't threatened by Bloomberg, of course, is Sen.
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Yet she said she felt threatened by the way people responded to her appearance.
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What more can we do as civilians being threatened by a dictator with ICBMs?
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It is threatened by the cosmopolitan elites and by the corruption of foreign influence.
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And yet, despite its universally beloved status, it is threatened by the Trump administration.
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After all, he said, "I'm sure taxi drivers thought they weren't threatened by Uber."
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The koala population has already been threatened by widespread habitat destruction, chlamydia, and inbreeding.
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Rather, the report gives a broad survey of a world threatened by mounting crisis.
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The whistleblower also said he was threatened by the head of Pruitt's security detail.
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His neighborhood is one of the black neighborhoods most threatened by short term rentals.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNSeahawks Star Threatened By Police On VideoJesse Williams: Custody War With Ex!
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Of the eight bear species, only two — black and brown — aren't threatened by global extinction.
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Though threatened by violent terrorist groups, minority religions have often coexisted peacefully in the region.
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Men are really threatened by someone who looks female and has weird hair and style.
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That is why Jews feel so threatened by Mr Corbyn and those who support him.
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Journalist Tim Pool covers Antifa and has been threatened by the group in the past.
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Despite working alone, he doesn't feel threatened by the other weed services in the city.
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No civilians have been injured, though 7,000 homes were evacuated and threatened by the flames.
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On a nearby screen, the local species' habitats are visibly threatened by Istanbul's urban sprawl.
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Over 15,000 buildings have been threatened by the Thomas Fire, and 123 of them destroyed.
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The L.A. County Fire Department estimated some 10,000 structures were threatened by the Tick Fire.
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And then I was like, I don't want him being threatened by that at all.
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Around 4.5 million women say they've been threatened by an intimate partner with a gun.
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Simply repeat the sentence above, and everyone will be threatened by your technological wisdom/lies.
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Germany's prosperity is based on century-old sectors which may now be threatened by disruption.
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"Paper Boi" (Henry), could attain to placate people who are intrinsically threatened by their presence.
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She was only a hundred yards away, but didn't feel threatened by the mother bear.
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That's a problem, as South Korea is even more threatened by the North than Japan.
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That's why Sarah feels threatened by Abigail's attempts to usurp her place as Anne's favorite.
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It's fair to say they feel threatened by the proposed charter's impact on their authority.
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Camp Century isn't the only US military installation abroad that's increasingly threatened by climate change.
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Because let's face it, the world is both ready for and threatened by strong women.
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They live in open savanna and are threatened by the illegal trade of their horn.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar isn't threatened by his Dancing with the Stars competitor Tonya Harding's past.
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He added, however, that it is threatened by other international wine hubs, including Hong Kong.
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Luther Strange (R-Ala.), who's threatened by Breitbart-backed candidate, Roy Moore, in Tuesday's primary.
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Obviously, these tips won't help people whose lives are immediately threatened by a Trump administration.
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He likes coal and coal miners -- Poland has coal mines threatened by EU climate policies.
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It is Trump's indictment of Clinton – and her policies – that are threatened by Trump's remarks.
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Few places in the world are as threatened by climate change as the Mekong delta.
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Casa dos Ventos, a smaller company that does not have projects threatened by Abengoa's Nov.
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I signed Executive Order 26 because New York City's future is threatened by climate change.
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He has done unexpectedly well; but Mrs Clinton has never looked especially threatened by him.
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Yet humanity is not behaving as if threatened by the crisis that climate models predict.
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Around the world, food security is being threatened by man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
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You're not a fighter, but clearly all these political leaders feel threatened by your drawings.
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He speculates Bieber is threatened by him and warns him to stay in his lane.
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" Trump reacted to the news later Wednesday, asserting Cohen had been "threatened by the truth.
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A magnitude 6.9 quake struck the area Friday, jolting homes already threatened by volcanic eruption.
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Instead of being threatened by promising talent, groom them and prepare them as your successor.
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The auto industry isn't meaningfully threatened by ride-hailing or new companies making electric vehicles.
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Analysts say the platforms threatened by the strike, which are relatively old, might be candidates.
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Asir says he has been threatened by militants who say his performances are un-Islamic.
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As Americans saw their public lands threatened by armed takeover, they rallied to defend them.
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Aid workers worry that many will be threatened by starvation if the siege wears on.
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Concerns about import tariffs imposed and threatened by Trump were again bringing out the sellers.
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Subspecies of lions in India and West and Central Africa are threatened by human development.
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Like the giraffe, the oryx is threatened by people hunting them and developing their habitats.
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"I was, at the end, threatened by the shared faith that we had," she said.
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Because they are so sensitive to thermal shifts, ectotherms are particularly threatened by climate change.
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More than four million children may be threatened by the hurricane, Unicef warned on Tuesday.
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Threatened by herds of hungry animals and human encroachment, Pando is fighting a losing battle.
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By late 2009, Mr. Rivera testified that he and other traffickers felt threatened by Gen.
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In response, Mr. Trump has cut aid to three countries most threatened by gang violence.
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She said her house was threatened by the fire, and thanked the emergency response workers.
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Being likable is hugely important for a company because people are not threatened by them.
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But as is so often the case, revolutions get threatened by revolutions of their own.
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There are 1,028 structures still threatened by the fire, according to a borough property database.
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But it is this special relationship with the border that white nationalism is threatened by.
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It is just a matter of time before he feels threatened by his intelligence agencies.
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Boxer had previously told CNN that she felt threatened by Sanders supporters at the convention.
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Russia's first zapovednik in the Arctic, Wrangell Island, is threatened by a new military base.
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Journalists have also reported being detained and threatened by Chinese authorities while covering the outbreak.
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They're precisely the kind of Americans who feel so insulted and threatened by President Trump.
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The officer's actions undermined his claim that he felt threatened by Mr. Graham, he said.
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Krill stock around Antarctica is being fished by some countries, and threatened by climate change.
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"Lava Jato is not threatened by the new team of Raquel Dodge," Mr. Mansur said.
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But that is changing, he said, as they feel increasingly threatened by Mr. Modi's government.
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Unlike New Orleans, Houston is above sea level and isn't threatened by coastal tides, etc.
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It is classified as "near threatened" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
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And he could easily marshal more resources if he felt threatened by a Democratic challenger.
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The supply chain of everything from food to industrial materials is threatened by severe weather.
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"I left because my life was threatened by the Maras gang," Hernández told the officer.
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It's already wracked by popular protest, crippled by political paralysis and threatened by renewed terrorism.
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On balance, terrorists are probably less threatened by drones overhead than by girls with books.
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The findings apparently contradicted the police officers' narrative, who said they felt threatened by Clark.
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Aya is a fledgling whose survival is threatened by power lines, farmers and bulldozed woodlands.
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That's changing as Huawei finds itself threatened by a US campaign targeting its global operations.
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His mission: Capture images of scientists at work on coral reefs threatened by climate change.
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Khoo believes the top echelon of the CCP really does feel threatened by Donald Trump.
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Nations of the world — all threatened by a warming planet — ratified the Paris climate agreement.
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Two others said that they had been threatened by local residents wielding rocks or sticks.
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It is a privilege to make violence into art without being threatened by real violence.
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They are being threatened by computer programs that run money in ways widely described as "passive".
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But he came through when it looked like the Winter Class might be threatened by rain.
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But Tesla is largely threatened by its own problems, not those imposed on its from outside.
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All of the bar's proceeds will go to nonprofit organizations either threatened by or fighting Trump.
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Nevertheless, lemon sharks "will not hesitate" to inflict a bite when threatened by humans, Discovery reports .
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But this isn't the first time Japanese motor brands have been threatened by a trade war.
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Venezuela's output has fallen amid an economic crisis, while Iran's supply is threatened by U.S. sanctions.
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The organization's humanitarian coordinator says more than 210 million people are threatened by famine and starvation.
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Barbara Boxer said she felt "threatened" by outbursts and threats from Sanders supporters at the event.
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Pao, who was attacked, harassed, and threatened by users, left the company after just eight months.
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The CV has responded by forming alliances with other crime groups threatened by the PCC's expansion.
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Also, those installations would be threatened by sea-level rise, not made inoperable, as originally stated.
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And yet, inevitably, it seems that the men she dates seem threatened by her career drive.
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How do the candidates intend to support American allies who feel threatened by an expansionist Russia?
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Hippo populations are threatened by poaching, disease, loss of habitat, deforestation, and pollution, according to experts.
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People, she said, aren't so threatened by the thought of having women in charge any more.
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Major parties are not threatened by the civil-society movement, believes Lokman Slim, a political commentator.
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"Many land areas are at least threatened by the system," the National Hurricane Center's Knabb said.
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The official added however, that the U.S. guided-missile cruiser was never threatened by the maneuvers.
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"I certainly hope they didn't feel threatened by us," Sandmann said of the Black Hebrew Israelites.
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Eastern forests are threatened by habitat loss and invasive species, not a lack of passenger pigeons.
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Christa (Tina Engel) has a handicapped daughter, whose school is threatened by a lack of funds.
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He eventually feels threatened by that, and does everything he can do to keep her down.
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A person may be stalked via email or by their phone, or threatened by text message.
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These are the guys who put that together and they are being threatened by Rod Rosenstein.
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That trend to global leadership is now threatened by the Trump administration's ban on the company.
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Still, the progress we've made in rights for the LGBTQ community is threatened by Trump's administration.
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Von D claimed that a male cast member felt threatened by her on the TLC show.
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Now, local festivals large and small are being threatened by a potential ban on such events.
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If you think of them as your babies, I guess you wouldn't be threatened by them.
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The 16-year-old says he fled his native El Salvador after being threatened by gangs.
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This is my daughter's future, the future of humanity that's threatened by what's being taken away.
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In the book, you write a bit about a boyfriend who felt threatened by your success.
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" Responding to Davis's statement on Wednesday, Trump said Cohen has "only been threatened by the truth.
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His reputation has been threatened by a younger colleague and he needs to "discover" something urgently.
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That the Saudis feel threatened by yet another Iranian proxy on their doorstep is not irrational.
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Most of these are considered vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered, threatened by shrinking habitats and poaching.
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But the bottom line was that Pirela had no idea he was being threatened by Wood.
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Campaigners say their survival is threatened by intruders seeking to profit from the forest's vast resources.
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Financial markets have largely welcomed the deal, but that optimism is also threatened by ongoing uncertainty.
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Read the full story:Cloudflare's China business hinges on a partnership that's threatened by the trade war.
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The company developed the Humira biosimilar, but it also owns Enbrel, which is threatened by biosimilars.
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Yellowstone and the Boundary Waters in northeastern Minnesota are threatened by proposed mines near their borders.
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That's why the Grassroot Institute decided to step in when Hawaii was threatened by Hurricane Lane.
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Expensive aircraft carriers and advanced aircraft can be threatened by much cheaper missiles wielded by extremists.
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Her family members were immediately threatened by government loyalists and they became frightened for their safety.
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But that consensus looks increasingly threatened by squabbling among secular allies and splits within the coalition.
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Many of the planet's cities lie along the coasts and are threatened by slowly rising seas.
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Even Stonehenge, which has stood in the United Kingdom for millennia, is threatened by climate change.
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Today, there are four nations (Nigeria, South Sudan, Yemen, Somalia) threatened by famine because of war.
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The pace of change, however, is uneven, and threatened by rollbacks like last week's court ruling.
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But anytime you advocate for marginalized people, there will be people that are threatened by it.
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As a result, they may feel threatened by solutions that require additional learning or new expertise.
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Yet from India to Brazil, indigenous communities are often threatened by logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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If a dog's fur is standing up, they could be afraid or feel threatened by you.
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The FT points out that $635.4 billion worth of goods are threatened by tariffs so far.
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" The mayor wrote in his Facebook post that he would "not tolerate being threatened by anyone.
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In particular, many white Americans felt threatened by both his election and the country's increasing diversity.
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It's threatened by globalists — people whose hearts have been bleached of the particular love of place.
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Democrats are focusing on military projects threatened by a diversion of funds for border wall construction.
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And now Medvedeva's chance to win the Olympics has been threatened by her own training partner.
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Now, American successes against the Islamic State are threatened by Turkish attacks on the Syrian Kurds.
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Truck driving is still a big blue-collar occupation, though it is also threatened by automation.
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Poles, newly independent but already threatened by their neighbors, were calling on Americans to protect them.
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Unfortunately, the teachers' unions are threatened by charters, since most charter teachers choose not to unionize.
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The correct translation is "Is Germany threatened by another 1933?" not "Is Germany threatening another 1933?"
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My colleagues have been arrested, bullied, detained and threatened by all sides in the continuing conflict.
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It has fallen into disrepair and is threatened by the extreme environment and an eroding bluff.
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Perhaps Sean, significantly shorter than I remembered, was threatened by the modest heel of my boots?
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The Arietta was sweetly songful yet searching, occasionally threatened by passing clouds of slow-building thunder.
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Indeed, some analysis suggests that about 25 percent of US jobs could be threatened by automation.
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No person or potential political candidate should feel threatened by such a preventable act as hacking.
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The very fabric of our scientific community is therefore threatened by Trump's executive order on immigration.
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Not so far away are the Pacific islands, whose very existence is threatened by sea rise.
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I always say I was the first knowledge worker whose job was threatened by a machine.
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"A subset of men whom Trump appeals to is threatened by women in power," she said.
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Loesch claimed no one there wanted to talk "solutions" and she was threatened by the crowd.
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There are only about 800 Tapanuli orangutans left, and they're threatened by hunting and habitat loss.
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Asked by congressional investigators if she felt threatened by the President, Yovanovitch testified that she did.
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The protesting teachers were threatened by the ministry to return to the classroom or be sacked.
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None of that is threatened by "clear agreements, good friends" ("clara pacta boni amici" in Latin).
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I stood back, out of the zone most threatened by the ice, while Roche advanced alone.
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"This growth is partly threatened by the uncertainty generated by Donald Trump taking office," Bautista said.
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" Mr. Tomasso wrote: "As a white male, I do not feel threatened by the new president.
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That rapprochement is now threatened by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who takes office on Jan.
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That was particularly important for Washington's allies in Europe, who were directly threatened by Russia's stockpile.
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Once there, they were threatened by people attempting to extort the family, with its American ties.
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After we were threatened by Uber, because they started threatening our advertisers and we had to.
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When I look at Jordan, it's hard to understand how anyone could feel threatened by him.
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Large incumbent industries threatened by new upstart technologies do not always respond to those threats wisely.
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Winners: American citizens, particularly those who feel threatened by globalization and cultural change; the police; Russia.
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But I think the reason they hate that so much is because they feel threatened by it.
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The Brexit negotiations are coming at a time when many EU members feel particularly threatened by Trump.
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Citizens were warned not to go near petrol stations threatened by fire on some roads approaching Split.
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Level designers that, today, might find their jobs threatened by the ever-growing capabilities of artificial intelligence.
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But now industry experts fear that relationship is being threatened by some of President Donald Trump's proposals.
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But that optimism is threatened by uncertainty around Britain's upcoming referendum on the country's European Union membership.
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Happer said the scientific community was motivated by tribalism and threatened by theories different from their own.
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Dean Heller — who's been both threatened by and embraced by President Trump — has lost to challenger Rep.
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A clever biologist has just demonstrated that electric eels will aggressively protect themselves if threatened by predators.
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They prefer the brackish water of estuaries, where they are threatened by fishing and water-polluting factories.
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Wilders argues that precisely that tolerance is threatened by Muslims, who he says practice a "totalitarian" faith.
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Ted Cruz just folded like a cheap suit after being threatened by -- get this -- some yoga guys.
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Oil production, Libya's economic lifeline, is threatened by the fighting, which may spur deeper involvement by Russia.
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Their habitat is threatened by the expanding construction of roads, mines, and railways, which limits their movement.
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When people can humbly receive criticism rather than be threatened by it, I believe we all benefit.
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That meant finding a balance between adhering to WTO rules and protecting EU companies threatened by dumping.
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While the Chinese Foreign Ministry quickly tried to stave off tariffs and trade barriers threatened by Trump.
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According to Pew Charitable Trusts, 12 of the 18 species of penguin are threatened by climate change.
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Ma Ba Tha disseminates the idea that Myanmar's overwhelming Buddhist majority is threatened by the Muslim minority.
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More tariffs on China as threatened by Trump will not push the Fed to act, he said.
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It is no exaggeration to say the future of China's economy is threatened by lack of water.
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The outlook for the world's second-biggest economy has been further threatened by the escalating Sino-U.
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" Trump later told reporters, when asked about Cohen: "I would say he's been threatened by the truth.
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Wintrich has made it about political representation for real bodies threatened by Trump's horrific statements and actions.
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Turtles and tortoises across the world are threatened by habitat loss, plastic in the ocean and poaching.
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"Creative people are likely to be attacked by those who feel threatened by their innovations," he said.
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Under NATO's Article 85033, member states agree to defend any NATO country that is threatened by force.
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But such is the reality in a coffee world threatened by disease, pestilence, and accelerating climate change.
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Adding insult to injury, all of these most common jobs, and many more, are threatened by automation.
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Duterte's chief lawyer, Salvador Panelo, said the president was not threatened by any possible international court case.
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In the past, coal producers have pressed for protection when threatened by increased competition from other fuels.
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Is the security of U.S. nuclear facilities really being threatened by a dusty old MS Word document?
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Gay people can't attend because they feel threatened by others just for kissing their boyfriends or girlfriends.
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While climate change threatens populations around the globe, Kiruna is threatened by sinkholes, not rising sea levels.
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The network obtained emails describing the January meeting, in which aides said they felt threatened by Rosenstein.
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Dependable and safe water for the Hawaii, the Caribbean and others are threatened by these rising temperatures.
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Matta was pulled to the ground and threatened by the unidentified man, according to The Seattle Times.
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While manatees have no natural predators, they're threatened by human activities like hunting, boating, and jet skiing.
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Kedeemah said Khaseen told his family on Monday morning that he'd been threatened by the ex-boyfriend.
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Jeter's final home game — in 2014, as Rodriguez served his Biogenesis suspension — was also threatened by rain.
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Others feel maligned or threatened by their professors, almost all of whom are opposed to the president.
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Flames are seen behind a Bel-Air mansion threatened by the Skirball Fire in west Los Angeles.
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America's wide lead in venture capital is fading, threatened by Asia and its rising brain center: China.
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Stillness is actually a defense mechanism they've developed to blend in when they feel threatened by predators.
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In the neighboring Lorestan province, seven villages threatened by landslides were to be evacuated, state TV said.
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Still, Udashkin didn't felt threatened by competition; there are plenty of people who need suitcases, after all.
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Today, of course, Iraq has a dysfunctional Shia-dominated government threatened by the Sunni terrorists of ISIS.
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Sea cucumbers, for example, play a vital role in filtering sediment, but they are threatened by overfishing.
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"But as a young woman, I never felt threatened by anything I couldn't handle," Ms. McCulloch said.
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Today the river is either open for economic development or threatened by it, depending on your perspective.
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Authoritarians prize order, stability, and hierarchies and feel threatened by social changes that upend the status quo.
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Vettel, a four-time champion, has found his No. 1 status within the team threatened by Leclerc.
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Each and every one of my communities — home, synagogue and school — are threatened by lax gun laws.
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Earlier reports have said they were threatened by the persistence of violence, conflict and destabilizing climate change.
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The forest is also home to uncountable species of plants and animals, all threatened by the blaze.
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May's broader defense of the free-market economy, which the Conservatives say is threatened by Mr. Corbyn.
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Many careers — for example, firefighting, athletic training and dentistry — can be threatened by even a misdemeanor conviction.
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The good news is that there is a simple solution to help those threatened by this pandemic.
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Meanwhile, universities' monopoly on credentials is being threatened by alternative forms of education like software coding academies.
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"The Republican Party is obviously threatened by Trump being his own boss," he said at the time.
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An ambitious plan to build floating cities in areas threatened by rising sea levels is moving forward.
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The current president and the people who support him, to some extent, feel threatened by Issa Rae.
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She was hounded by the media, smeared as slutty and crazy in print, and threatened by fans.
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It has kept people from hiring me because they felt threatened by my energy and my expressiveness.
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In an era threatened by an emboldened far-right, asserting the value of pleasure is undeniably appealing.
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Our subsistence way of life is threatened by nuclear wastewater spills, shifting fishing cycles, and salinated land.
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Take heed in knowing he only attacks people for whom he is threatened by their great legacies.
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Now, this headway is threatened by proposals in Congress that could undercut healthy and productive Gulf fisheries.
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But the idea of her sons remaining in El Salvador, tempted and threatened by gangs, became unthinkable.
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That's how much HSBC Global Strategies said is threatened by the social media giant's dance with regulators.
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You can also hear seals and experience an entire ecosystem that's also being threatened by climate change.
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She fled Honduras, like so many others, fearing for her life after being threatened by criminal gangs.
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Some reported being threatened by bosses that they would lose their jobs if they did not go.
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But this fantasy is threatened by one of the key elements of the pandemic zombie narrative: globalization.
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Threatened by gentrification and zoned for industrial use, the future of Rhinoceropolis is uncertain if not bleak.
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