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threat

[thret] / θrɛt /


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The law allows the use of force against a deadly threat.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's long been the case that gatherings related to Israel haven't felt safe. But now Jews feel they are under a constant threat, even at non-political cultural and religious gatherings," he says.

From BBC

The contracts by the Space Development Agency will fund the construction by each company of 18 satellites for a network in development that will provide warning of advanced threats such as hypersonic missiles.

From Los Angeles Times

“But when individuals put innocent lives in danger, it is our sworn duty to put ourselves between you and that overwhelming threat,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

After showing little threat on the evening before, New Zealand's bowlers settled into better lengths in the morning session.

From Barron's