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| o-Bavarian army on the Danube, which was under | threat from the Duke of Marlborough's and Prince Euge |
| in his ability to convince them that he was no | threat to them. |
| As a running back, Nelson was a | threat as both a runner and as receiver out of the ba |
| ached the age of 30 before his place was under | threat. |
| There was a | threat to the Livock designed station building in the |
| ny management of the Bar Reef and it was under | threat both from natural enemies, (crown-of-thorns st |
| The line was under | threat of closure for many years, and it was finally |
| consistent and dependable manner, Bowen was a | threat going forward and in the 1989-90 season he fin |
| ding the firemen, died, and the boat was under | threat of being burned by locals afraid of contagion. |
| He also explains that Snow White only was a | threat because Elspeth saw her as such. |
| Bail was denied on the basis that he was a | threat to the community. |
| cted Monuments, in 2007 the building was under | threat of demolition to make way for shops and office |
| Turkish National Movement was a | threat to the allied administration. |
| The museum was under | threat of closure as of 2009, pending a decision by C |
| first sent to garrison Ceylon, which was under | threat of invasion. |
| s way to Danayakkan kottai from where he was a | threat to British kingdom.Sirumugai is believed to ha |
| area was deserted, and so the position was no | threat to the nearby Husky landings. |
| re that violence against the satyagrahis was a | threat, and warned them, "You must not use any violen |
| ashiered without arrears of pay, which was the | threat that had been used to quell the Corkbush Field |
| In 2004 The Garment District was under | threat of closure. |
| armed confrontation, adding, “My father was a | threat to them. |
| nd came to the conclusion that arrogance was a | threat to Israel's future and that dialogue with the |
| McElroy was a | threat to take the football the length of the field e |
| tra guitarists in England who thought it was a | threat to their livelihoods. |
| e Shias, it was destroyed not because it was a | threat to the patrols, but to allow allied special fo |
| Council in 1971 when the restaurant was under | threat from demolition. |
| ever, by this time his Arsenal place was under | threat; after conceding fourteen goals first in five |
| of the residual City of South Sydney was under | threat, the City of Sydney and the City of South Sydn |
| ing death of a black soldier he believed was a | threat to his family when he found him trespassing on |
| the noise from the squeaky wooden wheels was a | threat. |
| st problem which Mangammal had to face was the | threat from the Mughals. |
| gazetted as a national park after it was under | threat however the request was turned down. |
| ris, Briere de l'Isle argued that Kaarta was a | threat to the new protectorate in Fouta Tooro, and th |
| to sabotage the Red Arrow program as it was a | threat to his work. |
| On 24 September 2003, Addo's career was under | threat after he re-injured his troublesome right knee |
| a time when the future of the school was under | threat from the Circular 10/65, which proposed the ab |
| Armstrong also meant Skirton's place was under | threat, and Skirton shared duties with Armstrong for |
| In addition, Solomon was under | threat from the same Liberal unrest that had unseated |
| t Augustine, Highbury, London, which was under | threat of closure (see below). |
| However, this was under | threat in 2006 due to plans by local developers to de |
| Yanagi and Kine soon proved that Senkawa was a | threat to be considered. |
| isions, Indian 4th Infantry Division was under | threat, after consulting with Cunningham's successor, |
| e car park was built upon however there was no | threat to the main fabric of the school and no furthe |
| The wreck was a | threat to river navigation so the U.S. Army Corps of |
| r fled when it became clear that there was the | threat of being handed over to Yugoslavia. |
| oses that Marlowe's presence at Scadbury was a | threat to Walsingham's reputation and influence, and |
| He was a | threat out of the backfield as well, catching right p |
| Yoav Mordechai stated that there was no | threat of a major escalation of hostilities arising f |
| FBI authorities, it was concluded there was no | threat aboard Delta 1989. |
| in cases of rape, incest, or when there was a | threat of permanent disability to the pregnant women. |
| When work at Fleetwood docks was under | threat, the Fleetwood station was closed, this effect |
| nd of the lake to contain the fresh water, the | threat of dilution to this breeding ground may still |
| ing the aircraft, radar and weapons operation, | threat evaluation, radio communications and navigatio |
| owner of SLExchange renamed the website under | threat of Linden Lab enforcing a trademark on the let |
| netary means that are the basis of (as well as | threat to) the bourgeois marriage. |
| ing that if they could demonstrate they were a | threat the emperor would buy them off, they began to |
| eking area to protect Americans who were under | threat from the Boxer Rebellion. |
| The German people were told Jews were a | threat. |
| ts whom he needed and removed those who were a | threat. |
| ck in Pictou, the Presbyterian ways were under | threat from Anglican and Roman Catholic chapels, but |
| hips during late 2007 or early 2008 were under | threat until the Australian government approved anoth |
| The facilities were under | threat of commercial development until the local comm |
| en called upon during a time of war, or when a | threat was perieved in the Channel. |
| s own domain; however, when cornered or when a | threat is perceived it can possess impressive courage |
| Eventually in the early 1990s when nuclear | threat was seen as diminished, the bunker was sold ba |
| , from German raiders, and especially when the | threat of invasion from Japan appeared imminent in 19 |
| renamed the Canadian Corps at a time when the | threat of German invasion had somewhat dissipated and |
| rom the legal authorities until 1893, when the | threat of whitecapping began to be taken more serious |
| efence was unavailable in situations where the | threat is to a third party or involves harm in the fu |
| The Grimms also recorded a version where the | threat of that birds would bring it to light, and the |
| What we instead have is a situation where the | threat of having some kind of a deferral actually ris |
| work for peace and reconciliation wherever the | threat of conflict looms," he said. |
| ians (for example Cyprian) debated whether the | threat of the death penalty mitigated the sin of havi |
| raining exercise conducted by NORAD in which a | threat to North American airspace is simulated. |
| While the | threat was mitigated, Operation Burnt Frost has recei |
| r to fight (or generally function) while under | threat of or under actual nuclear, biological, or che |
| While this | threat never materialized, it did result in the 2-dis |
| aracters a few years later face a wholly human | threat from a multicorporate. |
| rl Talk, The Smiths, Yo La Tengo, Wilco, Minor | Threat and A Tribe Called Quest. |
| on is sublime fun." -- David E. Williams, Film | Threat, April 1992 |
| Faced with the | threat of the Wraith, Woolsey tells Dr. Weir that the |
| Faced with the | threat of ballistic attack, and with the advent of la |
| With the | threat from submarines greatly diminished by early 19 |
| e extorting the garment manufacturers with the | threat of strikes. |
| ogging to occur more quickly and with lessened | threat of law suits. |
| he French and Indian Wars in 1755 and with the | threat of war with France looming. |
| NBC answered Sunbeam with a | threat to strip WHDH of its affiliation. |
| Faced with this | threat, Howie agrees to begin searching for a new gir |
| With the | threat of retribution for the religious and ethnic co |
| prosper again and spread to new lands with the | threat of Mordor gone, and renew their search for the |
| stern frontier of the empire to deal with this | threat, but as he was advancing towards Lykandos, he |
| In 1906, with the | threat of torpedo attack from the eastern side of the |
| With the | threat of a submarine presence, other vessels moved i |
| Faced with the | threat of Mongols, Mozhu and his officials rallied ar |
| This was done sometimes with the | threat of force. |
| t of Juan de Fuca in 1874 when, faced with the | threat of forced relocation by white settlers, a grou |
| In 1939, with the | threat of the Second World War, the school moved ther |
| With the | threat and advent of World War II Cronbach's pacifist |
| Tiny Elvis" Tiny Elvis will then reply with a | threat of violence such as "You want me to give you a |
| Faced with the | threat, the U.S. backed down and withdrew the tariffs |
| With the | threat of an invasion by French forces, he helped org |
| alled in a senior Petro-Canada official with a | threat to nationalize the firm's operations in Libya |
| by Regent Arran and briefly imprisoned with a | threat of further lawsuits. |
| and Serbia- were ill-prepared to deal with the | threat. |
| Rostock's form slumped massively and, with the | threat of relegation rising, let the club sack him on |
| his most brilliant ideas while faced with the | threat of death. |
| ed 15.6 of the vote), Carol was faced with the | threat of an Iron Guard government, which would have |
| es of the Glen being falsely arrested with the | threat of being hanged to force Breck to give himself |
| He fortified to deal with the | threat of Turkish invasions of the region, building a |
| With the | threat of attack using nuclear weapons the station wa |
| With the | threat of a Spanish invasion, the castle was strength |
| On March 27, 1944, with the | threat of possible landings of Allied forces to retak |
| the Vagaari had already made contact with the | threat (probably the Yuuzhan Vong) and had allied wit |
| With the | threat of the railways taking trade from the canals, |
| ner, the navy are put on hand to deal with the | threat, and the submarine is destroyed. |
| day of the match was extremely cold, with the | threat of snow. |
| On 12 September 1944, with the | threat of possible landings of Allied forces to retak |
| The lack of supplies, coupled with the | threat of French reinforcement (including the possibl |
| His diplomacy, along with the | threat of a nuclear war and the death of Joseph Stali |
| arch seems to have disappeared, along with the | threat from Great Moravia. |
| g "bombarded (victims name deleted) with death | threat calls from Northern Ireland claiming they were |
| ins and heroes in order to assist him with the | threat against the Skrulls in their Secret Invasion. |
| They released 3 albums, a split with Death | Threat, numerous demo recordings, and were included o |
| eventually forced from office in 1912 with the | threat of court-martial for insubordination. |
| e rebels are running low on food, and with the | threat of starvation, are forced to make a decision t |
| d to insist on flagellating his wife, with the | threat of his own suicide if she refused. |
| With the | threat of conflict in the air, AUPE won major gains a |
| to the ability of the Corps to deal with this | threat, Air Commodore Crerar assured the committee th |
| tion, the king is obliged to intervene, with a | threat to dissolve parliament. |
| Gannen Harst, and the Lord soon leave with the | threat that they will kill Debbie if they are followe |
| With the | threat from pirates and privateers now a distant memo |
| Concerned with this | threat, the United Nations sends a group of researche |
| Faced with this | threat, the Time Lords were forced to attempt executi |
| tions of the official but later withdrew their | threat after Pakistan Olympic Association chief, Arif |
| Individuals within a | threat population; Practically anyone and anything ca |
| Such prosaic duties were not without the | threat of accidents. |
| of tenants and homeowners to live without the | threat of forced economic evictions. |
| oped that Egypt would be able to withstand the | threat of the Persian attack by an alliance with the |
| li administration is too weak to withstand the | threat posed by the hard-line Islamic insurgents. |
| Third World, First | Threat |
| Terror Over Yugoslavia, the | Threat to Europe (1953) |
| naval raids on Australia and New Zealand, the | threat from her Asiatic Squadron did not eventuate, a |
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