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| These were built to guard against the | threat of foreign invasion. |
| he setting to Savannah, Georgia, and added the | threat of a hurricane throughout the movie. |
| y on the building and became worried about the | threat of redevelopment and possible loss of the buil |
| Volume 8: The | Threat Is Real (1998) |
| ately avoided involvement in politics, but the | threat of their expulsion from Iraq had always linger |
| ted Nations Charter and the need to combat the | threat of terrorism. |
| forces, and the Earth itself to eliminate the | threat of the humans once and for all. |
| The | threat to the woodlands, as opposed to the existence |
| lower a beaver pond only enough to resolve the | threat to human health, safety or property. |
| efence was unavailable in situations where the | threat is to a third party or involves harm in the fu |
| and by the end of the 1994-95 season faced the | threat of being expelled from the Football League and |
| In 1906, with the | threat of torpedo attack from the eastern side of the |
| red that, if done, this could have created the | threat of the tremendous amounts of radioactive dust |
| Massimo helped the club avoid the | threat of relegation by finishing in 7th position in |
| the rear of the building was closed due to the | threat of falling debris. |
| work for peace and reconciliation wherever the | threat of conflict looms," he said. |
| determined to seize the camp and eliminate the | threat. |
| The | threat of the torture occurs in Nineteen Eighty-Four. |
| Regarding the | threat of libel statements....mr mulroney, i dont bel |
| the decision to refrain from resorting to the | threat or use of force against the territorial integr |
| The | threat did not arrive but an earthwork castle was bui |
| The | threat of attack rapidly passed and the Allied naval |
| Its topic is the | threat to various nations from rising oceans due to g |
| ially speed, improved dramatically, as did the | threat they posed. |
| lma's passage between October 8 and 19, so the | threat of more rainfall was particularly dire. |
| Lukens knew how serious the | threat of wildfire was in the mountains and pushed fo |
| The | threat of a German invasion of Palestine caused signi |
| hat is a victim of an act or the object of the | threat in which nuclear weapons are used and reaffirm |
| ase a pheromone to alert the other bees of the | threat resulting in a large bee attack. |
| rch in the United Nations, which was under the | threat of being banned by world treaty. |
| transfer from Brest to Germany eliminated the | threat they had posed to Allied shipping in the Atlan |
| Realizing the | threat that Usman's forces posed, Yunfa assembled the |
| ease Leela's standing with the thieves and the | threat over her life diminishes. |
| ith each side deterred from war because of the | threat of its escalation into a nuclear conflict, Khr |
| he "thinness industry," Breton argues that the | threat of obesity has been greatly exaggerated in mod |
| prises that range of experience related to the | threat of personal annihilation, of destruction of se |
| l again the following day; however, due to the | threat of Colin, the vessel was set to leave later in |
| me decides to take the Autobots to counter the | threat, as Megatron reveals to a captured Spider-Man |
| But few as costly as the | threat of the Wirrn. |
| A black market emerged in Russia, despite the | threat of the martial law against profiteering. |
| To counter the | threat, Jacqueline has sent her maid Madelon to warn |
| The plot such as it is concerns the | threat to the small kingdom of "Albion" by The Evil O |
| ional policy at the European level to meet the | threat of radical Islam, and compares policies of non |
| organization that uses violent action, or the | threat of violent action, to further political goals; |
| Prime Minister Gordon Brown replied to the | threat saying "Nothing can justify either threats to |
| With the | threat of a submarine presence, other vessels moved i |
| The | threat will be met with a projected 15,000 German pol |
| n the dwarfs' home, but later warns her of the | threat posed by the Queen and rushes to her aid upon |
| had qualified, and as the race continued, the | threat of rain intensified with heavy clouds brewing |
| Such prosaic duties were not without the | threat of accidents. |
| stering programs to prevent and respond to the | threat of ship-sourced marine pollution; and |
| ican Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and the | threat of manned bomber attacks, the 95th was assigne |
| As the | threat of war in Europe became ever more clear the de |
| The | threat emboldened Sturdza to resist the liberals' dem |
| y the Scooby Gang failed to warn her about the | threat of the Bringers. |
| he Royal Air Force, then expanding to meet the | threat of European fascism. |
| vasion and helped ease British fears about the | threat of a French amphibious attack. |
| Fortunately, the | threat of suicide was not true and the two appear at |
| Police increased security and the | threat was never acted upon. |
| mittee Against Blasphemy Law to protest at the | threat to Salman Rushdie over his book The Satanic Ve |
| decides to appoint a new sheriff to handle the | threat, and just as he and the citizens are wondering |
| Terror Over Yugoslavia, the | Threat to Europe (1953) |
| g World War I; the rise of the Iron Guard; the | threat, both internal and external, of Communism, and |
| of Appeal rejected Minsky's argument that the | threat of jail time used in his scam did not meet the |
| Faced with the | threat of Mongols, Mozhu and his officials rallied ar |
| cting a first draft version which included the | threat of sanctions, Sudan agreed to accept a second |
| -front cabins called "camps" which, due to the | threat of hurricanes, were "built-to-be-rebuilt" by i |
| board Defiance and regain control, however the | threat of the soldiers was sufficient to bring about |
| IV, caused him too to submit, without even the | threat of a siege. |
| However, recognising the | threat that the obstacle posed to them, the Viet Cong |
| ally incorporated in 1958 as a response to the | threat of annexation by neighboring Vernon Hills. |
| ps, which had developed tactics minimizing the | threat from American-supplied Stinger missiles, now d |
| This was done sometimes with the | threat of force. |
| To combat the | threat they form "Harvest" a secret CIA task force de |
| used to implement the agreement because of the | threat this posed to his nascent industrialisation pr |
| ng" code, in response to RIAA pressure and the | threat of legal action, in light of the U.S. Supreme |
| The | threat by the Habsburg dynasty fell apart with the as |
| on in December 1907 despite high water and the | threat of yellow fever along the Trinity River. |
| Because of the | threat of being shunned, change to the Ordnung is usu |
| se he refused to surrender the record, but the | threat was withdrawn when Eusebius offered both hands |
| s cause more deaths than all the wars, and the | threat is increasing. |
| ak, and their uncle Hoole are fleeing from the | threat of the Imperial scientist Borborygmus Gog. |
| 1B radar as a result of the Korean War and the | threat of a communist attack on Alaska. |
| ay 1940, a small group of women recognized the | threat that the Nazis posed and took a stand to fight |
| The books make use of the | threat of the supernatural or occult before the "stra |
| 29 May-4 June - War of the Grand Alliance: The | threat of a French invasion of England is diminished |
| Western border of British India, following the | threat of French invasion during the Campaign of Egyp |
| of tenants and homeowners to live without the | threat of forced economic evictions. |
| sh government had deliberately exaggerated the | threat posed by Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction in |
| The | threat to Constantinople was relieved by peace negoti |
| t technique for eradicating or suppressing the | threat posed by pests to the livestock and crops that |
| ain's lack of military preparation to face the | threat of Nazi Germany's expansion. |
| Perceiving the | threat of charges and the gag order as part of a larg |
| Although never realized, the | threat of Frankish attempts to regain control over th |
| By 1967, the | threat from communist antiaircraft defenses made it t |
| arterfinals, where he famously neutralized the | threat of the Spanish attacking duo of David Villa an |
| In response to the | threat, the Confederate government sent Brig. |
| re built out of amagnetic steel to counter the | threat of magnetic naval mines. |
| killer time and energy, and opens them to the | threat of revenge, without any direct compensating be |
| the time of fortifying the island against the | threat of French invasion moved the monument a few hu |
| This meant the | threat to the Hungarian plains disappeared. |
| In 2001, the factory faced the | threat of closure but was saved by a new contract fro |
| expend considerable resources, to counter the | threat. |
| sign to the United States Navy, to counter the | threat of Confederate States Navy ironclad warships. |
| orahda, Torca, and Battle Unicorn) to take the | threat of Unicron seriously, but they doubt his claim |
| Giles saves Faith and Courtney from the | threat, a monster that kills via the person's regrets |
| ollection services were to be suspended at the | threat of torrential rainfall. |
| it to end its isolationism in 1876 through the | threat of military force (see Treaty of Ganghwa). |
| ity and in formulating policies to counter the | threat from the divisive forces. |
| LAF increasing the number of airfields and the | threat to these from the LTTE. |
| as one of the first leaders who recognized the | threat posed by the rise of the communal forces to th |
| ontinents of the world and pleading to end the | threat of "limited" nuclear war, which was a potentia |
| The | threat is neutralized; unfortunately there are heavy |
| s cancer, but when she meets her soulmate, the | threat of falling in love is scarier than death. |
| Fearing the | threat posed by the US carriers to the RY forces, whi |
| Zipporah immediately understood that the | threat was related to circumcision, by a "psychoanaly |
| he vessel a low magnetic signature against the | threat of magnetic mines. |
| first vampire Markus Corvinus, to put down the | threat by his twin brother, the werewolf William Corv |
| ls preferred to avoid execution because of the | threat to social order and harmony it represented, an |
| t of Juan de Fuca in 1874 when, faced with the | threat of forced relocation by white settlers, a grou |
| FWIW, here's another citation supporting the | threat of sabotage. |
| In 1939, with the | threat of the Second World War, the school moved ther |
| ls would need to teach morality to counter the | threat of youth street crime. |
| tius spent the next two years neutralising the | threat of the Franks who were the allies of Allectus, |
| adows, a habitat that is diminishing under the | threat from intensive agriculture. |
| On the | threat of arrest, he works alongside two dirty police |
| lends his power to Davis and Ken to combat the | threat. |
| A lack of resources in the region and the | threat posed by the French Indian Ocean island bases |
| With the | threat and advent of World War II Cronbach's pacifist |
| ashiered without arrears of pay, which was the | threat that had been used to quell the Corkbush Field |
| The | threat was initiated by a 7th grade male student atte |
| ing they please, except to initiate force, the | threat of force, or fraud, against other persons or t |
| continuously getting impoverished or face the | threat of impoverishment. |
| rded in his home country of Sri Lanka that the | threat he posed to the powerful drugs Multi-nationals |
| After the | threat from German attack disappeared in May 1945, US |
| where he moved with his family because of the | threat of religious persecution. |
| 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 |
| the power of the Dragon Throne, she faces the | threat of the Saxons and must strike first to protect |
| immediately alerted his fellow Marines to the | threat. |
| y-commissioned Rusty the Boy Robot to stop the | threat. |
| der development but were never deployed as the | threat had evaporated before they could be put into s |
| r, and naval forces in the area to counter the | threat. |
| competence" in Nasjonal Samling, and posed the | threat that if Lippestad did not remove incompetent e |
| Prime tries to convince Megatron of the | threat. |
| cessful conservation measures have averted the | threat of immediate extinction at least for the time |
| "In light of the | threat that our nation ... is currently facing from r |
| to premiere at a Proms concert, but due to the | threat of V1 rocket raids on London the piece was fir |
| In May 1854 the | threat of fire was so high that one of the first ordi |
| gued that the real causes were fatigue and the | threat of starvation. |
| suggested that the Saxons were held off by the | threat of an army in the west, perhaps stationed at B |
| lina, he decided to turn north and address the | threat posed by the Continental Army remnants in Nort |
| that when the Prime Minister asserted that the | threat from Iraq's WMD "is current and serious" that |
| The Multilateral Agreement on Investment & the | Threat to Canadian Sovereignty (1997) with Maude Barl |
| minally allies of the Race, they recognize the | threat the aliens pose to mankind. |
| impact on Canada, told the reporters that the | threat was not serious and that someone from Clinton' |
| ss, Captain Scarlet begins to suspect that the | threat has been misinterpreted. |
| After only just escaping the | threat of closure, Town finished in 17th place, but f |
| a, who was raised in another family due to the | threat of him being killed by Kansa. |
| However, the | threat did not change the Irish terrorism threat leve |
| gy that is used to make gameplay faster on the | threat of losing a life. |
| ions establishes a defense force to oppose the | threat and after a series of bloody battles, managed |
| 801 Naval Air Squadron, was fended off by the | threat of the Sea Dart, but not before spotting the a |
| contended intense jealousy, paranoia, and the | threat of "false domestic abuse claims" to the police |
| ly of the Farthing Wood animals to discuss the | threat posed by mankind's destruction of their woodla |
| with many new developments going ahead and the | threat of downgrading hanging over the Milton Keynes |
| ined and reorganized as a new city, ending the | threat of additional annexations. |
| Aware of the | threat to the Arsenal and the presence of stolen arti |
| adian security establishment to respond to the | threat of terrorism. |
| In response to the | threat, Cromwell left some of his lieutenants in Irel |
| Beornwulf's motivation would have been the | threat of unrest or instability in the southeast: the |
| in appointed Captain of Sandgate Castle on the | threat of a French-Spanish alliance, 1569. |
| His writings addressed not only the | threat posed by Fascism and Stalinism but included a |
| tholicism became marginalised, but despite the | threat of torture or execution priests continued to p |
| This posed the | threat of serious flooding in the Big Sur River Valle |
| e Out" & "Born Again Idiot" from Volume 8: The | Threat Is Real, "Strap It On" and "Cadillac Rock Box" |
| Her construction was initially spurred by the | threat of war with the United Kingdom. |
| ssed the case for a strong defense against the | threat it posed. |
| The | threat of recession finally became reality in October |
| arding of physical education credit due to the | threat of a lawsuit. |
| Because of the | threat and coming from conservative societies, many m |
| With difficulty Edwards wore away from the | threat and recognised that continued resistance would |
| personnel, population and environment from the | threat of the huge radioactive inventory of the Chern |
| president who fails to take action against the | threat. |
| n mythology, even going so far as to incur the | threat of legal prosecution in England for criminal b |
| k: Summer Games with Nuclear Bombs', about the | threat of nuclear war in the Subcontinent. |
| said he has alerted Nigerian police about the | threat to kidnap his eldest son. |
| m Mogilev to Tsarskoe Selo on March 8 (J), the | threat was not followed through and he was placed und |
| Convinced of the | threat posed by the Allies to the iron ore supply, Hi |
| and Serbia- were ill-prepared to deal with the | threat. |
| mself was similarly ousted by Temaru after the | threat of a constructive vote of no confidence caused |
| the American people by its complacency to the | threat of communism and the leak of vital secrets to |
| c school systems, Taylor was able to avert the | threat by offering an interdistrict transfer program |
| heir outstanding performance helped lessen the | threat of U-boats against Allied shipping. |
| ers made efforts to halt the cycle, seeing the | threat it posed to their survival as an ethnic group, |
| rvations of the object have since re-rated the | threat lower. |
| In these parts, the | threat of drought and the poor fertility of the land |
| kyo and the surrounding areas, galvanizing the | threat posed by the American aircraft carriers in the |
| The | threat of the Japanese entry to the war in December 1 |
| dry weather in many parts of Spain reduces the | threat of common viticultural hazards like downy mild |
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