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And collectively these brain disorders represent one of the major public health threats of our time.
The net effect of that is that our people who are overseas in dangerous places, whether they're diplomats or military, and our allies who are in similar situations, are at greater risk because we don't see the threats that are coming their way.
CA: So in terms of the threats that face America overall, where would you place terrorism?
But the 215 program is only relevant to threats that are directed against the United States, and there have been a dozen threats where that was implicated.
On the other, the non-U.S.-related threats out of those 54, the other 42 of them, the PRISM program was hugely relevant to that, and in fact was material in contributing to stopping those attacks.
That resistance is a lot of the point of the poem, which shows me, Armantrout shows me what it's like to hear grave threats and mortal dishonesty in the language of everyday life, and once she's done that, I think she can show other people, women and men, what it's like to feel that way and say to other people, women and men who feel so alienated or so threatened that they're not alone.
Sometimes they make us sick, but they also find those hidden threats in our world, and they make us fix it.
With the rise of jihadist violence, they began to receive threats to call off their events, which they refused to heed.
Over nearly all of Earth's history, threats have come from nature — disease, earthquakes, asteroids and so forth — but from now on, the worst dangers come from us.
So we thought that we had to produce a third alternative, and our approach was against geographical threats, have geographical answers.
I received mail at my undisclosed home address with threats to contact the medical board to sanction me.
I received numerous death threats, and bomb threats were phoned in to my school.
Whales in our waters are still low in numbers, however, because they do face a range of other human-induced threats.
Now, my case was that my father received death threats in 1980.
Because when you've been at something for this long, on this scale, two other big threats come in to join the virus.
I am talking about threats that are so severe or pervasive that they literally get under our skin and change our physiology: things like abuse or neglect, or growing up with a parent who struggles with mental illness or substance dependence.
When this story was published in the Washington Post, I started receiving death threats, and I was forced to leave Afghanistan, as my parents were.
Human beings in this model are threats, we could prevent the mathematical problem from being solved.
The reason is that we are an intelligent adversary; we can anticipate threats and plan around them.
By international security, I actually mean what we do, how we prepare our countries to better respond and prevent external threats, and how we protect our citizens.
We have many threats to peace and conflict.
You will have your fair share of insults and ridicule and threats.
There are terrorists and other serious national security threats that I suspect we all want the FBI and the NSA to monitor.
And the changes associated with that are changing the very nature of every aspect of governance and life on the planet in ways that our leaders ought to be thinking about, when they're thinking about these immediate threats.
These big issues that will change the world, change national security, change economics, create hope, create threats, can only be resolved when you bring together groups of people who understand science and technology back together with government.
Some of their cases are questionable and some involve threats and violence.
And working in the Pantanal has been extremely refreshing because we found large, healthy tapir populations in the area, and we have been able to study tapirs in the most natural conditions we'll ever find, very much free of threats.
Today this region is the very epicenter of economic development in my country, where natural habitat and wildlife populations are rapidly being eradicated by several different threats, including once again cattle ranching, large sugarcane and soybean plantations, poaching, roadkill, just to name a few.
But we were worried for his safety because he started to receive death threats.
Even in the face of threats, he stayed authentic.
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