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| Another bomb | threat at a different location (seen on the Robotics |
| emoved from the list of objects that present a | threat, at least for the next 100 years. |
| He was a triple | threat athlete at Hill House High School in New Haven |
| A mixed | threat attack might include an infected file that com |
| A mixed | threat attack is an attack that uses different tactic |
| The mixed | threat attacks generally try to exploit multiple vuln |
| emical and biological threats through improved | threat awareness and advanced surveillance, detection |
| local human activity could pose a significant | threat, B. jaapii is more subject to catastrophic red |
| Many local residents of the townships under | threat battled the fires with garden hoses, as there |
| had opponents on the left: Reform saw it as a | threat because its graduates would be equipped to def |
| He also explains that Snow White only was a | threat because Elspeth saw her as such. |
| When the level of this | threat becomes clear, Theseus runs a kamikaze mission |
| However, with the Nazi | threat becoming increasingly visible, in the later pa |
| he Confederates in the Valley were no longer a | threat, began withdrawing towards Winchester. |
| e rare with population trend decreasing, major | threat being fishing, although it is mainly a bycatch |
| At the end of September, with the V-1 | threat being largely over, the squadron was posted to |
| It is considered vulnerable, the main | threat being from trapping for the cage-bird trade. |
| Once secure from enemy | threat, Bird's Point was transformed into an importan |
| ny management of the Bar Reef and it was under | threat both from natural enemies, (crown-of-thorns st |
| g World War I; the rise of the Iron Guard; the | threat, both internal and external, of Communism, and |
| grity of the Ottoman Empire against the French | threat, both with its own fleet and through weapons s |
| Baffle the | threat, bright Scene, from Orresthead |
| f 1815, while the Battle of Waterloo is just a | threat, Brussels is the most exciting city in Europe |
| voked war against a foe who posed no immediate | threat but whose defeat did offer economic advantages |
| At first,she thought Sword as a | threat but after seeing him fight,her thoughts about |
| 1992) to battle an immediate | threat, but under his larger, hidden agenda. |
| ly, construction was rapid due to the invasion | threat, but slowed as that threat passed. |
| stern frontier of the empire to deal with this | threat, but as he was advancing towards Lykandos, he |
| As Tamils saw English not as a | threat, but a tool for advancement and protection of |
| Wandering Smicks are a | threat, but are harmless when eating the turnips foun |
| f the Lancia D50 race team, were not a serious | threat but they did have the measure of the local dri |
| air defense mission against the Soviet bomber | threat, but several events and emerging technologies |
| Sheila is arrested for the | threat, but secretly switches places with a woman nam |
| This ended the invasion | threat but not the conflicts between England and Fran |
| nnon attempted to take the blame for the death | threat, but in view of Angela's fingerprints having b |
| open after they had children and AIDS became a | threat, but he credits his pornography career for giv |
| ddam Hussein had posed a significant potential | threat, but that President Bush was premature in goin |
| ns that are not believed to be under immediate | threat but are poorly known, this species has been de |
| th the early tendencies of 7 Seconds and Minor | Threat but also (Straight Edge Hardcore's) modern exp |
| response to what he perceived to be the Soviet | threat, but also looked at missiles as a stepping sto |
| n filmmaker Mr. Ogata, whose business is under | threat by thieves, the government, and his own family |
| and the working class and were perceived as a | threat by the establishment due to the agitation it c |
| Often he will enter a community under | threat by evil. |
| Facit sought to handle this disruptive | threat by collaborating with the Japanese firm Hayaka |
| The | threat by the Habsburg dynasty fell apart with the as |
| in the Middle Ages to a place under continuous | threat by floods in the 19th century. |
| first vampire Markus Corvinus, to put down the | threat by his twin brother, the werewolf William Corv |
| e hundreds of these POWs were not considered a | threat by the Japanese, and were used as 'guards' at |
| aid he would kill the hostages, backing up his | threat by grabbing one in a stranglehold; she was hea |
| It was the subject of a resignation | threat by the Israeli Minister of Culture. |
| Such fishes are not considered a | threat by the prey of A. fasciatus, and thus the pred |
| hardworking cowhand, but the ranch comes under | threat by the Ladder Five gang, led by Smoke Parnell, |
| c school systems, Taylor was able to avert the | threat by offering an interdistrict transfer program |
| population itself is abundant, but subject to | threat by habitat loss, since the range is small. |
| the campus was evacuated in response to a bomb | threat by a former student. |
| ith all the wars, as not only Congo [is] under | threat by those people [rebels] but also Uganda, Cent |
| ' 'judaizing bolshevism' etc. was posited as a | threat by the Right, as 'anti-Spain' - Catholicism wa |
| ic infantry or HardShells and is given a death | threat by their leader, the Commander, who is named M |
| un French dialect from extinction - an eminent | threat by the second half of the twentieth century. |
| cies in China were increasingly perceived as a | threat by the Japanese government. |
| The dam was immediately seen as a | threat by the South Korean government. |
| This followed a | threat by the Chinese government to severely punish a |
| s nature reserve is unfortunately highly under | threat by Industry & Tourism. |
| ope Stephen II acted to neutralize the Lombard | threat by courting the de facto Frankish ruler, Pepin |
| The village is currently under | threat by a large housing development which plans to |
| banned the export of the species to reduce the | threat by over-harvesting. |
| In response to the | threat by the Soviet Union, especially after the 1948 |
| e Serrania del Pinche (Choco region), is under | threat by agriculture, especially coca farming. |
| n uneasy calm in the area following the latest | threat by MEND, says Obum Cletus, a community leader |
| he breeding season when they give a chattering | threat call, a wailing courtship call and chuckling f |
| g "bombarded (victims name deleted) with death | threat calls from Northern Ireland claiming they were |
| attack victim has told NDTV that she received | threat calls. |
| “Now, after that [the MEND | threat] came in, the members of my family, including |
| A | threat can be either "intentional" (i.e., intelligent |
| ht of the Cold War and the infancy of the ICBM | threat, Carp was selected as the site for one of the |
| STRIDE name comes from the initials of the six | threat categories listed. |
| In 1970 a bomb | threat caused evacuation of the building. |
| d one of the first campaigns to respond to the | threat Chief Paulina posed to settlers and rival Indi |
| , an army officer engaged in countering the V2 | threat, civil servant and High Sheriff of Surrey. |
| a "Lodestone" is classified by the New Zealand | Threat Classification System as Range Restricted. |
| nta "Urewera" is classified in the New Zealand | Threat Classification System as being Nationally Vuln |
| ssified as Range Restricted by the New Zealand | Threat Classification System. |
| fied as Nationally Critical by the New Zealand | Threat Classification System. |
| Under the New Zealand | Threat Classification System it is classed a "Data De |
| ted as in "Gradual Decline" in the New Zealand | Threat Classification System and relies on conservati |
| sted as Nationally Critical on the New Zealand | Threat Classification System. |
| anta "Kirwans"is classified by the New Zealand | Threat Classification System as Range Restricted. |
| He oversaw plans for handling the new | threat, codenamed "Operation Totter". |
| If a predator or perceived | threat comes closer, a Steenbok will leap away and fo |
| Another | threat comes from introduced species, such as domesti |
| Perhaps the most serious occurred in an "Air | Threat Conference Call" initiated by the National Mil |
| lic was warned, though public knowledge of the | threat could have possibly prevented it. |
| play behavior for different purposes including | threat, courtship and direct competition, for example |
| 2. - "Betray" (Minor | Threat cover) - 2:46 |
| Screaming at a Wall (Minor | Threat cover) Bonus track available only on vinyl |
| "Salad Days (Minor | Threat Cover)" |
| In response to the | threat, Cromwell left some of his lieutenants in Irel |
| ons and the Chippewas would unite and become a | threat, deliberate attempts were made to sabotage any |
| Teachers did follow through with their strike | threat despite an offer of 8% increase in salary. |
| ction System or SPS is a ship based underwater | threat detection system manufactured by FarSounder, I |
| The | threat did not arrive but an earthwork castle was bui |
| However, the | threat did not change the Irish terrorism threat leve |
| Mediterranean in 1940 in light of the Italian | threat, Diomede was attached to the 8th Cruiser Squad |
| d 44th, whose gunners quickly responded to the | threat, disabling the locomotive and killing multiple |
| Threat display to a human finger | |
| This male's raised abdomen may be a | threat display or a response to heat (the obelisk pos |
| A Colour | Threat Display |
| , when disturbed, are very possessive and show | threat displays guarding their burrows. |
| onary stability of conventional (non-handicap) | threat displays using game theoretical models. |
| is theoretical work, Hurd has also argued that | threat displays in birds, and headbob displays in the |
| s not refer to the predators themselves but to | threat, distinguishing calls from words. |
| In addition, the Balkan | threat diverted the Italian fleet into the Adriatic, |
| Defying the Chinese Government's | threat, Doyle lodged a complaint to the Department of |
| akup of Embrace, MacKaye rejoined former Minor | Threat drummer Jeff Nelson to form Egg Hunt. |
| and rural ones, which it perceives to be under | threat due to demographic change. |
| Pediculosis is a more serious | threat due to possible contagion of diseases such as |
| ng summoned by Doctor Fate, who had sensed the | threat due to the Spectre. |
| not subject to any significant direct military | threat during the war. |
| the mainland and would have posed a continued | threat during a siege. |
| urity of the French Caribbean was under severe | threat during the wars, as the Royal Navy dominated t |
| There seems to have been no serious | threat during the second fifty for Michael consolidat |
| ague in scoring, behind the Lions' all-purpose | threat Dutch Clark. |
| The | threat emboldened Sturdza to resist the liberals' dem |
| Later, in 1942, a more serious | threat emerged as the Afrika Korps, under the command |
| Thus, the USA was completely safe from nuclear | threat, ending the era of Mutual Assured Destruction. |
| pilot could have believed he was trapped in a | threat envelope and had no choice but to drop a bomb. |
| the two halves accurately depicts the nation's | threat environment at any moment. |
| urvivability and damage resistance in a modern | threat environment. |
| "Straight Edge" is a track from Minor | Threat's first EP, Minor Threat EP, later reissued bo |
| ts no longer perceived the Greek Cypriots as a | threat, especially in the light of the strictly bi-zo |
| irus to become a seasonal flu and it remains a | threat especially to the young and to pregnant women. |
| ing the aircraft, radar and weapons operation, | threat evaluation, radio communications and navigatio |
| he RWR so it does not recognize the radar as a | threat, even if the signal itself is detected. |
| fficer incarcerated for as long as a guerrilla | threat existed. |
| At this time, though a | threat exists, there is no evidence that a tsunami is |
| dded, “Homegrown terrorists are the number one | threat facing American families right now, and it wou |
| er allies, King Charles II became the greatest | threat facing the new English republic. |
| controllable: church spires become objects of | threat, factory smokestacks become volcano-like, a st |
| tion also holds the hope to stopping Gog and a | threat far worse than a disturbed Jedi spirit. |
| market intelligence and the emerging field of | threat finance. |
| The | threat for tornadoes was possible as the moist air ma |
| Due to the | threat for downed wires, the governor ordered for the |
| rican and Russian campaigns, and the perceived | threat for invasion. |
| ical advances made tuberculosis a less serious | threat for the United States. |
| Fifth seed Serena Williams was also a big | threat for the title; she had won her last three tour |
| e Central Coast, constantly proving a menacing | threat for the Mariners' defence. |
| has started to make a good recovery, the main | threat for the future is lack of suitable breeding ha |
| s ring (and whole finger) from him, ending his | threat for the foreseeable future. |
| er three litre engine class was Moffat's title | threat for most of the year, winning class four times |
| (Anoplolepis gracilipes) which is a dangerous | threat for many terrestrial animals on Christmas Isla |
| in Beijing as a medal contender and a serious | threat for the gold medal in all 3 of his events. |
| to masquerade as a detainee who represented a | threat for a training exercise. |
| oject poses a serious environmental and health | threat for thousands of inhabitants, with further neg |
| velopment of the Sierra Bermeja is a potential | threat for the grass and many other endemic plant spe |
| ovember) and means that there is a significant | threat for severe thunderstorms with widespread torna |
| at scorer but his abilities made him a serious | threat for his opponents. |
| He proved to be a major | threat for Solar and other heroes. |
| exploded ammunition problem represents a major | threat for the population, the rescue teams working i |
| Bush fires present a very real | threat for the Berowra area due to the proximity of b |
| ay 7 April after an Irish Republican Army bomb | threat forced the evacuation of the course. |
| This | threat forced the Austrian army to withdraw to the ea |
| This | threat forced to evacuate the workers for a short per |
| nd Peter Curtis (then both members of A Global | Threat) formed Self Destruct. |
| The magazine was created by Film | Threat founder Chris Gore. |
| her as much or more than he fears Ratched, the | threat frightens him into committing suicide. |
| e their game in response to the new and urgent | threat from Sidorio and the renegade Vampirates. |
| Owing to persistent | threat from encroachers, many of them would not like |
| o-Bavarian army on the Danube, which was under | threat from the Duke of Marlborough's and Prince Euge |
| allied with the Saracens again and received a | threat from Pope Stephen V of a blockade of Naples. |
| At the time, the coast was under constant | threat from the French, who were warring with England |
| ngs may well have been made in response to the | threat from the Romans. |
| With the | threat from submarines greatly diminished by early 19 |
| n Barber claimed that she had received a death | threat from the brothers, following conducting an int |
| eek after gaining election he received a death | threat from a group claiming to be called the 'Loyali |
| ngressman Dutch Ruppersberger faced no serious | threat from Republican candidate Jimmy Mathis. |
| naval raids on Australia and New Zealand, the | threat from her Asiatic Squadron did not eventuate, a |
| in the Westward Migration were under constant | threat from Indian attack, and a network of forts was |
| of its range, though in Lebanon it may face a | threat from deforestation. |
| special electrical current which countered the | threat from these mines securing the future of the no |
| that the people of Earth received their first | threat from the Mysterons from Mars. |
| a's seabed as a precaution against a potential | threat from Tehran launches accidentally. |
| eking area to protect Americans who were under | threat from the Boxer Rebellion. |
| Naturist Beach, although it may be under some | threat from property development. |
| The chapel has lately been under | threat from decay; fundraising campaigns are trying t |
| In the mid-80's it had a brief | threat from a newcomer Double Cola which suddenly dis |
| aracters a few years later face a wholly human | threat from a multicorporate. |
| gs to a songwriter and his wife) are now under | threat from the 'human ones', who are trampling throu |
| rk, although both battlefields have come under | threat from development in recent years. |
| ng Long Lye Meadow were considered to be under | threat from a scheme to widen the A303. |
| ps, which had developed tactics minimizing the | threat from American-supplied Stinger missiles, now d |
| ber 16 in preparation for a possible hurricane | threat from Hurricane Gordon, even though there was l |
| Written at a time of increasing | threat from Nazi Germany to Czechoslovakia, it portra |
| has changed little since then and is now under | threat from lack of funding. |
| and the monks and the abbey itself came under | threat from various political and religious events. |
| which was forming in Egypt to face the Italian | threat from Libya. |
| But Venkata III, now badly under | threat from all sides retreated to the Jungles of Chi |
| By 1967, the | threat from communist antiaircraft defenses made it t |
| 704, when the Garrison at Gibraltar came under | threat from the French, a force of 2,500 troops under |
| Duke's court is under | threat from the planned regeneration of Macclesfield |
| eblood for many existing communities are under | threat from dams, irrigation schemes, and land cleari |
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