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Barry Hayles did the damage in the third round, and he will again be a threat, although Villa's defence will be a more organised obstacle than he faced then.
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Philip Hammond, the foreign secretary, has chaired an emergency Cobra meeting amid warnings that the deadly Ebola virus could be a threat to Britain, although health experts said the country was well prepared to deal with any potential cases.
That's because some perceive the Obama administration to be a threat to gun rights, although the WSJ notes that "there haven't been any substantial changes to gun-control laws under Mr. Obama".
Iran will still be a threat for the next president".Although Mr Bush says the report does not require a change in American policy towards Iran, the situation has clearly altered.
So far, there are no signs that this virus is a threat to humans, although no one can be sure.
At three under, Scotland's Richie Ramsay is a threat to Harrington although this remains a wide open tournament.
The Conservatives claim the move is a threat to jobs, although Mr Miliband insisted it would "absolutely not" be.
It's a gray, cool day in central Indiana and there's a threat of rain, although speedway officials said they were hopeful the rain would hold off until the late afternoon.
At the time, science advisers to the government took the cautious approach that there was "no evidence" mad cow disease was a threat to human health, although they privately admitted that did not mean there was "no risk".
Standing at 6ft 2in, Ronaldo is a threat in the air, although doesn't score as many as he might because he takes so many free-kicks.
A January 2017 survey showed 62percentt of those polled believe Islam is a "threat to the Republic" ― although, interestingly, 55percentt believe "immigration is a source of cultural richness".
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