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| of persecution and oppression of shugenja as a | threat to the ruling military hegemony. |
| The greatest | threat to Northern rata is browsing by possums (Trich |
| The plot such as it is concerns the | threat to the small kingdom of "Albion" by The Evil O |
| e the Council determined the situation to be a | threat to peace and security in the region. |
| create a phantom Airborne Brigade to act as a | threat to enemy planning of operations. |
| Some view speed cameras as a | threat to privacy, civil rights and safety, while oth |
| February 21, 1921, which eliminated the direct | threat to the Baku oil fields. |
| eningitis and yellow fever as well as posing a | threat to an estimated 5 million people living with H |
| etermined the situation in Afghanistan to be a | threat to international peace and security and requir |
| The most serious military | threat to Santa Barbara during the Spanish period was |
| e situation in the country continued to pose a | threat to international peace and security. |
| iece of Soviet equipment that was the greatest | threat to British Army helicopters during the Cold Wa |
| of Uman, they nonetheless posed a significant | threat to the German advance and were the largest sin |
| Stalin was unreliable, there existed a Soviet | threat to Western Europe. |
| rm is a slow creature, and is not considered a | threat to humans unless touched by a careless swimmer |
| After determining the situation constituted a | threat to international peace and security, the resol |
| said that gays and lesbians were "the greatest | threat to America going down," comparing members of t |
| His Board noted he: "...continues to be a | threat to the United States and its allies." |
| ded to prevent the German navy from becoming a | threat to the Allied powers. |
| ean, Gordon Smith and Ian Ure and was a potent | threat to the traditional dominance of the Old Firm, |
| e initiatives to eliminate the nuclear weapons | threat to all life, to foster the global rule of law, |
| at may cause military damage to or continue to | threat to the security of the other contracting parti |
| mittee Against Blasphemy Law to protest at the | threat to Salman Rushdie over his book The Satanic Ve |
| d, and Methodism in general, which he saw as a | threat to his Anglican congregation. |
| once troubled it, and now presented a credible | threat to Labour. |
| tilius had been serious about carrying out his | threat to treat Marius as a public enemy - a senatori |
| Terror Over Yugoslavia, the | Threat to Europe (1953) |
| raining exercise conducted by NORAD in which a | threat to North American airspace is simulated. |
| ballot security task forces continue to pose a | threat to minority voters. |
| Deforestation is a | threat to several members of this genus. |
| The principal | threat to British control of the region was a squadro |
| ors Island Agreement and determined it to be a | threat to international peace and security. |
| KVHP was never considered a serious | threat to KPLC's dominance in the ratings and by 2004 |
| Bail was denied on the basis that he was a | threat to the community. |
| Concerned by the continuing | threat to the security of the Coalition Forces posed |
| Ongoing hunting is a major | threat to its survival. |
| both the main support to the FRG and the chief | threat to it. |
| e than 15 years in business and as the biggest | threat to the WWF to date. |
| The guns which had posed such a | threat to the invasion, even though they were found t |
| ighly subsidised US farmers also poses a large | threat to this industry and the families involved in |
| dia Company and their textile importation as a | threat to domestic textile businesses, Parliament pas |
| ad a bad reputation as a vulgar and commercial | threat to the witty, "legitimate" Restoration drama; |
| His actions led to him becoming a | threat to other members of the local community, in on |
| ly sparsely populated and there was no obvious | threat to local Serbs. |
| and he regards Muslim immigration as posing a | threat to Western civilization. |
| Turkish National Movement was a | threat to the allied administration. |
| ncreased, merely that immigrants do not pose a | threat to the labour market. |
| egalized abortion in some special cases (rape, | threat to mother's health, fetal malformation). |
| erd of elephants, all of which pose a constant | threat to his livelihood. |
| Indonesia's Benteng Demokrasi Rakyat (Bendera) | threat to wage war by sending 1,500 troops - armed wi |
| Illegal logging poses another | threat to the golden-crowned sifaka. |
| determined the situation in Sudan to remain a | threat to international peace and security in the reg |
| The main | threat to this rare plant is habitat destruction. |
| rted and aggressive, as he sees Clive posing a | threat to bond that he shares with Jacki. |
| a focus on those issues of greatest commercial | threat to club operators. |
| They pose a grave | threat to the colony, but suddenly the pirates are fo |
| of this species and likely to be a significant | threat to its survival. |
| e believed this specific group posed an actual | threat to colonists or were directly responsible for |
| as a significant international misinformation | threat to national interests by the U.S. Department o |
| Although the wolfpacks proved a serious | threat to Allied shipping, the Allies developed count |
| The | threat to Constantinople was relieved by peace negoti |
| lled the Twilight Cage, in order to stop a new | threat to their own world. |
| f English, native language loss is the primary | threat to their cultural survival, while neither lang |
| The main | threat to this species is invasive plant species. |
| "Decentralized Wage Bargaining - A | Threat to Incomes Policy Goals or an Instrument of Fl |
| global financial crisis was stated as being a | threat to the goals envisioned by the charter, and al |
| Therefore, sulfur lamps do not pose a | threat to the environment nor require special disposa |
| g Dexter, believing his Dark Passenger to be a | threat to them. |
| dent Kurdistan and claimed that it would be no | threat to Turkey. |
| reat back to Truk, ending the Japanese warship | threat to the Allied landing forces at Bougainville. |
| The major | threat to this species is habitat destruction. |
| of darkness, infiltrated and posed an imminent | threat to the security of the command post and weapon |
| A main | threat to this species is sand mining. |
| The main | threat to this frog species is through habitat loss f |
| The biggest | threat to the plant is its easy hybridization with it |
| alabar to use a base in Neduntivu that posed a | threat to Portuguese shipping through Palk Straight. |
| Feral dogs pose a prominent | threat to the population of short-eared dogs, as they |
| s way to Danayakkan kottai from where he was a | threat to British kingdom.Sirumugai is believed to ha |
| This meant the | threat to the Hungarian plains disappeared. |
| ale, and Kreekor, a Hadrosaur, inform him of a | threat to Dinotopia. |
| om an early age Terry was seen as a disruptive | threat to other children, and teachers would often wa |
| term as "an atmosphere that poses an immediate | threat to life, would cause irreversible adverse heal |
| n case of disorder" any territory in case of a | threat to security. |
| te, Hiddensee was designed to oppose any naval | threat to the East German Coast, and to fulfill this |
| was a widespread belief that communism posed a | threat to citizens. |
| hnology of genetic engineering poses a greater | threat to the world than the advent of nuclear techno |
| ers, a loyalist splinter group, issued a death | threat to teachers and other staff working in Catholi |
| e European powers in the hope that a perceived | threat to their own political/economic spheres of int |
| One | threat to the survival of the interesting-looking pla |
| red species of the United States, and the main | threat to its existence is mining. |
| lse in American politics did, that the biggest | threat to Bush was a guy from Arkansas named Bill Cli |
| ne forest, the destruction of which is a major | threat to the bat population. |
| The Confederate | threat to Kentucky and Middle Tennessee had been null |
| n June 1940, Italian forces became a potential | threat to British supply routes in the Red Sea and th |
| The main | threat to this species is logging. |
| ttle more than a persistent, niggling military | threat to the Carolingian regime. |
| itially believed there had been a "significant | threat to the lives of the two men". |
| comply with OAU requests, which constituted a | threat to international peace and security. |
| Canadian authorities deny a specific | threat to Montreal. |
| was found to be in saturated soil and posed no | threat to people. |
| ms to raise awareness of, and counteract, this | threat to human rights advocates through internationa |
| LAF increasing the number of airfields and the | threat to these from the LTTE. |
| dianapolis 500; however, many believe that his | threat to leave F1 for CART was merely a bargaining t |
| onomy, and which represent the single greatest | threat to our national security." |
| area was deserted, and so the position was no | threat to the nearby Husky landings. |
| ng product category that could ultimately be a | threat to IBM. |
| Goats are also considered a serious | threat to Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (Petrogale xanth |
| He also declared the scam "a | threat to our economy and our civilization." |
| ous of France as a Roman Catholic nation and a | threat to the British nation. |
| A death | threat to kill a construction supervisor surfaced in |
| The main | threat to the plant is cattle grazing. |
| ls preferred to avoid execution because of the | threat to social order and harmony it represented, an |
| e than half of which is unregulated, the flood | threat to small farming communities downstream on the |
| It lays its eggs on the leaves, and it poses a | threat to host plants by sucking cell contents from t |
| h the 6th Army's flank, eliminating the Soviet | threat to the Dnieper River and successfully surround |
| r of some urgency to counter the German U-boat | threat to British shipping during World War I. |
| ere prevalent there, so Cizek was considered a | threat to many engineers and did not realize that he |
| None of these pose any real | threat to them. |
| piracy theories relating to a perceived Jewish | threat to the British Empire, and became involved wit |
| igade under Colonel John F. DeCourcy to pose a | threat to Brigadier General John W. Frazer's 2,300 ma |
| ose organizations which represent the greatest | threat to the security of our country." |
| ctorious generals whose popularity made them a | threat to the Senate's collective authority. |
| The main | threat to this Asian owl is habitat loss. |
| The barbaric Saxons pose a particular | threat to reestablishing a semblance of order in the |
| e not known to be fixed yet and therefore pose | threat to the Orkut users. |
| renewed a travel ban on persons deemed to be a | threat to the peace in Liberia for 12 months, demandi |
| The media portrayed the JMIP as a real | threat to Labour in North-East Wales. |
| armed confrontation, adding, “My father was a | threat to them. |
| e Southern Appalachian system poses a moderate | threat to eastern and central Alabama and is responsi |
| In this episode, a Mysteron | threat to kill one of the Spectrum Angels leads to ae |
| MK alone was not a military | threat to the apartheid state, but the ANC leadership |
| nd came to the conclusion that arrogance was a | threat to Israel's future and that dialogue with the |
| performance went ahead, he did not fulfil his | threat to resign. |
| McElroy was a | threat to take the football the length of the field e |
| alled in a senior Petro-Canada official with a | threat to nationalize the firm's operations in Libya |
| tionists emphasized), but rather the political | threat to American republicanism, especially as embra |
| He remained an exile in Ireland, a | threat to the childless and insecure King James, unti |
| t the presence of armed groups in the DRC is a | threat to its national security. |
| st of those English people posing the greatest | threat to his regime. |
| claim, albeit tarnished, remained a potential | threat to Henry, particularly after the appearance of |
| epis woodland and montane scrub, and the major | threat to tis survival is the use of fire and heavy g |
| ing the white armor and making him a dangerous | threat to the Dynasty. |
| sferred their military attention to the Seljuk | threat to their east. |
| tra guitarists in England who thought it was a | threat to their livelihoods. |
| hin the lake remains today and poses a serious | threat to the drinking water supply of area communiti |
| d by German mediation (he was personally under | threat to have his private discussions with Von Aehre |
| The Multilateral Agreement on Investment & the | Threat to Canadian Sovereignty (1997) with Maude Barl |
| The main | threat to political stability and the success of Czec |
| to the belief that desertification is a great | threat to the world and especially Africa. |
| The only | threat to her eternal happiness was if she fell in lo |
| e Shias, it was destroyed not because it was a | threat to the patrols, but to allow allied special fo |
| It stressed that the current situation posed a | threat to peace and security. |
| ation of Hebbal lake has been pointed out as a | threat to the bio-diversity of these lakes, particula |
| e), liberal views on manmade global warming (A | threat to life on Earth? |
| urvives, and thrives, which makes him become a | threat to those who stole his position. |
| ition from WATCHCON3 (important indications of | threat) to WATCHCON2 (vital indications of threat). |
| Aware of the | threat to the Arsenal and the presence of stolen arti |
| at time that the eruption did not yet pose any | threat to the capital's population, and an inspection |
| nding that Hedrick posed a "continuing serious | threat to society" and that his conduct in committing |
| The roving bands of Comanche posed a serious | threat to the settlers, and in 1849, the U.S. Army es |
| in the Sanmenxia reservoir and was no longer a | threat to the river water downstream. |
| the vast overload to his systems, making him a | threat to Autobot and Decepticon alike. |
| ners saw the organization of the peasants as a | threat to their power. |
| The Communist | threat to South Korea called for a buildup of naval f |
| Seen as a great | threat to Christian Europe, the bridge was attacked s |
| 2007 though the virus did however not pose any | threat to the ISS as it is a gaming virus made to ste |
| roduced Common Brushtail Possum resulting in a | threat to the plant population. |
| hemicals were low and did not pose an elevated | threat to public health. |
| s, expressing concern that such actions pose a | threat to human rights and the peace, stability and e |
| tient to do something about the coming Romulan | threat to Earth, even though Starfleet has ordered En |
| He says the HIV/AIDS youth movement poses no | threat to the establishment. |
| In 1936 she began to warn about a Nazi | threat to Czechoslovakia. |
| interbreeding with feral cats is a significant | threat to the wild population. |
| rs from meeting regularly and perhaps posing a | threat to him before he had completed his study of Fi |
| Sudan's actions and policies an extraordinary | threat to American security and foreign policy. |
| A major | threat to their survival is predation by the cattle. |
| FC winning the FA Cup - or it's the latest net | threat to civilization. |
| rricanes are often seen as the biggest weather | threat to Miami, tornadoes are relatively common in S |
| said he has alerted Nigerian police about the | threat to kidnap his eldest son. |
| Steinem also cites "snuff films" as a serious | threat to women.:219 |
| tinely wins area championships and is always a | threat to be a playoff contender. |
| oint of physically assaulting those who pose a | threat to her safety. |
| t was contended that this damage constituted a | threat to public health and safety and the MBTA would |
| They are perceived in some ways as a | threat to United States dominance in economics. |
| Emperors after Nero also saw them as a | threat to the unity of the Empire. |
| 9. Priddy said that Buck represented a genetic | threat to society. |
| ion, determining that the situation remained a | threat to international peace and security. |
| spiratory infections, and malnutrition posed a | threat to the population living along the river basin |
| Since 2001 he has always been a | threat to win, although only achieving the highest po |
| set up in July 1969 in response to a perceived | threat to the nationalist community of Derry in conne |
| The greatest | threat to Ma'mun's rule came in the form of the Ghazn |
| above the national standard poses an immediate | threat to young children. |
| rs recaptured most of Galicia, and the Russian | threat to Austria-Hungary was averted. |
| cle he recommends Israel use the Samson Option | threat to “support conventional preemptions” against |
| vels predicted in marinas are now considered a | threat to various marine invertebrate species. |
| ing death of a black soldier he believed was a | threat to his family when he found him trespassing on |
| ould be launched against any SAM site posing a | threat to the larger strike force. |
| inches (38 mm) or less, some fish are often a | threat to the crayfish rather than the other way arou |
| The invasion posed a serious | threat to Alexios' Empire, yet due to years of civil |
| ol was filled in because its condition posed a | threat to public health. |
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