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As the report put it: "Currently, billionaire families see regulation and taxation as a key menace to maintaining their legacy".
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We took the liberty of adding a few improvised props: a key made a menacing dagger; an eraser worked handily as the pillow in one climactic scene; and a letter opener served as an unsettlingly large sword.
Directed by José Padilha (Elite Squad), it's not an unfamiliar drug-war saga, but it's one as interested in the fraught political landscape that enabled Escobar's dominance as it is in the man himself, played with refreshingly low-key menace by Brazilian star Wagner Moura.
But while menace is a key driver of the Jeezy brand on record, in person he's more appealing in seduction mode.
will be a key to controlling the cattle rustling menace.
It's Ambrosia Mitchell, affecting the menace and shroudlike garb of Xion, a key blade-wielding warrior in Kingdom Hearts, a popular Japanese video game.
Cost analysis of cholera provides a key indicator of the financial strain on poor families when dealing with such menace.
Sessegnon was the key man for the Black Cats and was a constant menace to the home defence, operating just behind lone striker Bendtner.
The Jay-Z of Christian rap LeCrae visits "Best That I Found"; Marsha Ambrosius soars throughout the "Game Changer" and fellow upstate NY native Styles P teams up with Sai over infectious gospel keys and menacing drums to separate rap's tried and true from the rest on "Not Like Them".
But in a President they would be a menace.
A person without commitments becomes a menace.
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