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| The wreck was a | threat to river navigation so the U.S. Army Corps of |
| this severe defeat to Abijah and posed little | threat to the Kingdom of Judah for the rest of his re |
| ironclad to a standstill and neutralizing the | threat to the Union capital. |
| tary presence, because the Ottomans would be a | threat to the security of the Portuguese coasts and t |
| Such a supernova event may pose some | threat to life on the Earth. |
| n, but said that neither posed such a credible | threat to the state as to justify military interventi |
| However, the greatest current | threat to S. p. hefneri high mortality from stray cat |
| stop badware - viruses, spyware, and any other | threat to the open Internet. |
| ered by the Government because of an increased | threat to national security. |
| r 7, 2002 claiming that Iraq posed an imminent | threat to the security of the United States and was c |
| Meanwhile, Baron Zeta fears that Camille is a | threat to his plan for Hanna to marry a Pontevedrian. |
| n as he was a weak character who posed no real | threat to Degrelle's position as leader. |
| e", a large, rocky outcrop which poses a major | threat to passing boats. |
| bar to use a base in Neduntivu, hence posing a | threat to Portuguese shipping routes through Palk Str |
| Realising the | threat to his position, Sergeant Smythe himself stalk |
| Mister E believed that he would one day pose a | threat to humanity. |
| L travel and communications) and pose a severe | threat to the Imperium. |
| d by Schulz's troops, which formed a potential | threat to the proposed Soviet advance on Berlin. |
| Today, the greatest | threat to their way of life comes from multinational |
| To counter this Soviet | threat to western Europe, NATO decided to expand thei |
| g like itself could be created and, thus, be a | threat to it, the Galaxy Master began to travel the u |
| ng of shells from the lakebed is also posing a | threat to the eco system. |
| royed, thus single-handedly removing a serious | threat to the company's flank. |
| Vigilant American ships helped repulse this | threat to world peace; and, operating off the East Co |
| rcraft of the Royal Air Force to create a fake | threat to induce the Germans to believe that the main |
| during the mid-to-late 19th century, seen as a | threat to the Bulldog breed. |
| el crossing gate to be opened, carried out his | threat to drive through the closed gate. |
| the Commission to Assess the Ballistic Missile | Threat to the United States, which came to the conclu |
| This posed a | threat to the Japanese base on Buka Island to the nor |
| ers and handloom weavers opposed the perceived | threat to their livelihood: there were frame-breaking |
| combat against France, but it was enough of a | threat to force Louis to halt his offensive and sign |
| e USA PATRIOT Act as invasive of privacy and a | threat to civil liberties, and has fought the REAL ID |
| med Clockwork states that "Danny will become a | threat to us all." |
| one at Chersonesos, the Tauri remained a major | threat to Greek power in the region. |
| ies with their masters broken, making of him a | threat to the vampire society structure. |
| y lower its apogee, removing it as a collision | threat to satellites at GEO. |
| Islam as an inherently violent faith that is a | threat to world peace." |
| eporting on developments that may constitute a | threat to Macedonia. |
| Tehran are a sign of chronic conspiracy and a | threat to the national security. |
| oses that Marlowe's presence at Scadbury was a | threat to Walsingham's reputation and influence, and |
| ants had seen in German colonization a primary | threat to their national and social interests. |
| instability in the country, which consituted a | threat to peace and security in the region. |
| The real | threat to Earth are the 16 Megamines that start at th |
| ntry, do not themselves pose a direct security | threat to the United States. |
| ed that peasants saw revolution as a dangerous | threat to their way of life, and that peasant women, |
| In Europe it is considered "an important | threat to plant health, the environment and biodivers |
| It was divided into Fortitude North, a | threat to invade Norway, and Fortitude South, designe |
| n led normal and well-adjusted lives, posed no | threat to children or public morality, and that homos |
| on September 23, labeling UNITA a "continuing | threat to the foreign policy objectives of the U.S." |
| sttruppen surrendered quickly, and the biggest | threat to the Allies were the mines. |
| The species poses no | threat to humans or pets, though like other Callobius |
| Internet to conduct warfare in cyberspace as a | threat to national security. |
| powerful kingdom that Augustus perceived as a | threat to Rome. |
| e the arrival of Staliysky's and represented a | threat to the position of King Boris. |
| departments consider the epidemic the largest | threat to public safety and attribute higher rates of |
| The | threat to the mining townsites was obvious, and start |
| The main | threat to short-tailed monitors is predation by large |
| Taliban in the north of the country, causing a | threat to international peace and security, destructi |
| The August 6 invasion was seen as a direct | threat to the price stability that the Fed sought. |
| iggest state sponsor of terrorism and a direct | threat to America. |
| his belief that secularisation is the biggest | threat to Europe. |
| d Pennsylvania and regarded the incidents as a | threat to international peace and security. |
| ulated wild boars that have become a dangerous | threat to people and crops. |
| to suspected financial abuses and was "a major | threat to the Harley administration". |
| not what the guy imagine is that the greatest | threat to the next and the Italian artistic heritage |
| The Taliban's | threat to derail the election follows plans by the go |
| Beria had ordered Khanjian's death to remove a | threat to his own monopoly of power. |
| going on now in Darfur and in Sudan is a real | threat to the international peace and security and a |
| lict with the Parliament, and viewed them as a | threat to his authority, temporarily dissolving parli |
| he Council is opposed to tuition vouchers as a | threat to the liberty and independence of religious s |
| ood qualities of other cultures or powers as a | threat to its own power-this was the case even with o |
| “The Congolese army remains a | threat to its own population, and the United Nations |
| These are the | threat to a woman's physical life; when pregnancy has |
| tion, the king is obliged to intervene, with a | threat to dissolve parliament. |
| the election commission resigned thus posing a | threat to the credibility of the election. |
| that trade in wild plants and animals is not a | threat to the conservation of nature. |
| cies and the weevil was considered not to be a | threat to non-target plants. |
| finds the Kennedy brothers facing the gravest | threat to the world with the discovery of Soviet miss |
| tatus, but he was never able to pose a serious | threat to Roblin's government. |
| Climate change is also a possible | threat to the plant's survival, though the fact that |
| The other | threat to Roosevelt, Indiana Senator Charles Warren F |
| ling AK party with its Islamic roots , poses a | threat to the 87 year old secular state. |
| ic fundamentalism, which was alleged to pose a | threat to the secular Republican nature of the Turkis |
| ation in the country continued to constitute a | threat to peace and security in the region. |
| ubjects posed an active political and military | threat to the regime, as they rejected Italian rule a |
| on polluted water and soils become a potential | threat to human and animal health, and therefore, car |
| The main | threat to the Eureka Dunes evening primrose was off-r |
| s for an Islamic center near Ground Zero and a | threat to burn the Quran. |
| ra Dutta) and Kanji are in love, Rudra makes a | threat to destroy Kanji and all of the village in the |
| Sam Decker, killing anyone she perceives as a | threat to their relationship. |
| Jesuite, but above all Franciscan, monks as a | threat to his position of power. |
| n Commission on 12 June 2008, stating that the | threat to arrest McCullagh in Ireland if he is carryi |
| Fire suppression in its native habitat is one | threat to its survival. |
| The main | threat to this species on Santa Cruz Island was the p |
| rison, General Robert E. Lee saw the potential | threat to Richmond and ordered a counterattack on Sep |
| away from a bushfire by the wind, they pose a | threat to houses that one would intuitively assume ar |
| o is not above acting against those who pose a | threat to his independence and power, including membe |
| s middle/low class jobs where they could be no | threat to the whites. |
| But the ASG continues to pose a | threat to Philippine security. |
| the wulin (martial arts community) may pose a | threat to his rule over China. |
| n representing the common people and seen as a | threat to the white ruling class. |
| al concessions to the Palestinians will pose a | threat to Israel's security. |
| is' army was a massive one and posed a serious | threat to the rebels. |
| Her log reports how real the | threat to shipping on the east coast was as the log m |
| lesnake, the Bellone, which had been a serious | threat to British trade. |
| n status of the groovebelly stingray; the main | threat to its population is likely bycatch mortality |
| The rebellion in Germania was now a real | threat to the Empire. |
| st, writing, "I have never seen any trace of a | threat to the national security from the publication" |
| onitoring him had concluded that Amir posed no | threat to the Prime Minister's life. |
| eleased, although Fesker believes that he is a | threat to the state. |
| e situation in the country continued to pose a | threat to international peace and stability in the re |
| o rule out the possibility that Hassan poses a | threat to national security”. |
| This rapid advance and the | threat to Kolwezi forced Mobutu to appeal for interna |
| at he must stop seeing Fosca, that she poses a | threat to his mental and physical health. |
| n the belief that the Abnormal population is a | threat to the human species. |
| erve, though urban development posed a serious | threat to the lake and its environs during the 1980s |
| as becoming apparent that the most significant | threat to the town of Bingham was the mine itself, wh |
| h and the Iroquois, which reduced the military | threat to settlers in the southwest of the island, fa |
| g signs that Paget-Lewis represented a serious | threat to the physical safety of Ahmet Osman and his |
| A more worrying | threat to this bird is from climate change; |
| When a Mysteron | threat to kill Colonel White is received, White reali |
| ontain any separatist activities which posed a | threat to China and that Turkish security agencies ha |
| purchased the building, after a controversial | threat to use eminent domain powers to confiscate it, |
| in Ontario began protesting the practice as a | threat to their livelihood, claiming that thousands o |
| ebellion, which the Council determined to be a | threat to international peace and security. |
| netary means that are the basis of (as well as | threat to) the bourgeois marriage. |
| about the abuse suffered by, or the continuing | threat to, children in the Archdiocese is simply not |
| Climate change is considered a | threat today. |
| that this tour was ever denoted as the Triple | Threat Tour. |
| After one incident that culminated in a | threat towards her mother, she took him to the Loma L |
| While hunting poses somewhat of a | threat towards the Flores Green Pigeon, its primary t |
| rianas invasion had been secured and the enemy | threat turned back. |
| Note that a | threat type can have multiple origins. |
| The Health | Threat Unit runs the Rapid Alert System, which conduc |
| The Health | Threat Unit of the Directorate-General for Health and |
| internal affairs, the Vikings remained a great | threat, unsuccessfully storming Winchester and ravagi |
| hips during late 2007 or early 2008 were under | threat until the Australian government approved anoth |
| newer ships and on ships that received the New | Threat Upgrade. |
| John | Threat used the name “Corrupt” as a member of Masters |
| e opposing culture must be shown as a possible | threat, using "intense language which exploits the mo |
| ng three rushing touchdowns and also showing a | threat using the forward pass and picked up an interc |
| The film was released on VHS by Film | Threat Video in the early 1990s. |
| l founded by MacKaye's older brother and Minor | Threat vocalist, Ian MacKaye. |
| nagement of an Information System by Assessing | Threat, Vulnerability and Countermeasure, Internation |
| The AN/ALR-2002 Radar Warning Receiver is a | threat warning system for tactical aircraft and was d |
| and identification, airborne imaging systems, | threat warning systems, electronic intelligence, acti |
| The UK's terror | threat warning level remains "critical", meaning that |
| This | threat was not fulfilled. |
| en called upon during a time of war, or when a | threat was perieved in the Channel. |
| The | threat was said to have come from the apparently "sel |
| outside Northern Ireland in a decade, and the | threat was made from an Irish telephone number. |
| Threat was laid down on 15 December 1941 at Savannah, | |
| Maurice, who represented little genuine | threat, was dragged from his monastic sanctuary at Ch |
| Eventually in the early 1990s when nuclear | threat was seen as diminished, the bunker was sold ba |
| e of the steps taken to counter this perceived | threat was the conversion of partially built British |
| the end of the 17th century, after the Turkish | threat was averted by Prince Eugene of Savoy. |
| The most common | threat was from anti-aircraft guns. |
| Police increased security and the | threat was never acted upon. |
| se he refused to surrender the record, but the | threat was withdrawn when Eusebius offered both hands |
| The bomb | threat was cleared, but left buses operating after th |
| Totila, aware of the looming | threat, was determined to deny his enemies their last |
| Zipporah immediately understood that the | threat was related to circumcision, by a "psychoanaly |
| stated intention (if he did in fact make this | threat) was to avoid conflict with Germany. |
| The | threat was initiated by a 7th grade male student atte |
| The Spanish | threat was readily dealt with, and FitzWilliam turned |
| o be a citizen of Austria, and that Ingraham's | threat was in violation of international law. |
| The German U-Boat | threat was drastically reduced when the British final |
| The principal | threat was seizure of the docks by airborne troops; a |
| impact on Canada, told the reporters that the | threat was not serious and that someone from Clinton' |
| y League Emerging Nations Tournament, but this | threat was eventually withdrawn. |
| d an advantage of over 11 minutes, since no GC | threat was posed - Vasil Kiryienka, starting the day |
| One response to this | threat was to introduce voluntary rationing in Februa |
| m Mogilev to Tsarskoe Selo on March 8 (J), the | threat was not followed through and he was placed und |
| Although the | threat was over by the end of the year, the Guards re |
| After this, the | threat was so great for the Iberian Christian kingdom |
| The Viking | threat was receding during the later years of Arnulf' |
| he congregation contested the decision and the | threat was lifted. |
| While the | threat was mitigated, Operation Burnt Frost has recei |
| A death | threat was made anonymously to the District Attorney |
| One particular | threat was with the Rudaj Organization (or "The Corpo |
| This | threat was real: Russell, upon the outbreak of war, t |
| The first major | threat was a German invasion from the north, from the |
| However, this | threat was not carried out, as the Soviet government |
| This | threat was realised when on January 6, 1661, 50 Fifth |
| The | threat was reinforced by the menace of the European s |
| hem, 'British ministers sincerely believed the | threat was real'. |
| city's history, however, on May 4, 2007 a bomb | threat was received at the CAT regional transit call |
| The researchers said that the | threat was not yet observed, but described its mechan |
| councils in the Sydney area: the first major ' | threat' was with the 'royal commission for a greater |
| The Soviet invasion | threat was no longer acute after the Soviets had evac |
| political conflicts, an even greater external | threat was on the horizon: Saladin, the sultan of Egy |
| This | threat was checked by the radical revolution of 1840, |
| sooner or later, we would have proof that the | threat wasn't in outer space." |
| weapon dropped on us.... thanks to the Iranian | threat, we are getting weapons from the U.S. and Germ |
| The Archduchy of Austria proved a | threat when its ruler, Emperor Joseph II, made intern |
| y (Ryan) and guitarist Shelly (Gross) is under | threat when Shelly's ex-boyfriend Jimmy (Bortz) reapp |
| In 1864, when Washington, D.C., appeared under | threat when Jubal Early's Confederate Army crossed th |
| ys the civilized world can confront the terror | threat when he addresses a conference of Jewish leade |
| production of the film was met with an unusual | threat when Louisville experienced a series of tornad |
| Absolution soon faces an even greater | threat when alien spaceships attack the town. |
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