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Toni Pearce, president of NUS, says in a statement that the march poses an "unacceptable level of risk to our members".

Toni Pearce, president of NUS, released a statement saying that the march poses an "unacceptable level of risk to our members".

WASHINGTON — A disabled American spy satellite is rapidly descending and is likely to plunge to Earth by late February or early March, posing a potential danger from its debris, officials said Saturday.

For such a champion of the long-form documentary, a tragedy as all-consuming as the terrorist attacks last month poses a special challenge.

Many prominent Republicans fear Trump's name at the top of the ticket in November poses a threat not simply for their prospects of winning the White House but also for holding on to majorities in Congress.

The first issue of the remade magazine, which is in the mail to subscribers and will be on the newsstands early in September, poses the question: Would a sudden collapse on Wall Street spark a global 21st century Great Depression?

That's why the current probes of her suspiciously well-timed sale of ImClone shares last December poses a threat to her firm's future.

A recent crash this May poses a setback for this strategy, but a spokesperson for the venture has said that they "remain optimistic about the potential of solar-powered planes to help deliver connectivity".

And he says that current Florida governor Rick Scott, who is running for re-election in November, poses a public safety issue.

Republicans had criticized Mr. Russo for the ineffectual challenge last November posed to Mr. Davis by their candidate, Bill Simon Jr.

However, he added that the EU referendum on 23 June posed a "potential major downside risk to housing market activity and prices".