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However, according to Cox, a family member told investigators that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years and had specifically mentioned Kirk's impending visit to Utah Valley University during a dinner.

From BBC

City Council, which voted unanimously to designate the house as a historic cultural monument, halting its impending demolition.

As state Senate leader four decades later, Burton joined folk singer Joan Baez at a protest of President George W. Bush’s impending invasion of Iraq.

The same mysterious virus of depression, despair and impending doom that infected Joe Biden’s presidency now seems to have spread widely throughout the major democracies.

From Salon

The report adds that "humans can... be reluctant to utilise system functions that will alert them to impending problems".

From BBC

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