I didn't call for help and he didn't make any threats except eternal love, a non-threat that seemed able to sustain itself forever.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any non-existential threats that can mobilize an economy the way we geared up to fight the Axis.I'm not sure about non-existential threats, but if we're willing to include existential ones, climate change sure seems to fit the bill.
Mr. Abu Gheith, in a threat that appeared to include any non-Muslim in the gulf region, said the Qaeda organization orders all Westerners out of the area.
But what a threat that is.
"But governments and donors now also have to cope with the threat that nutrition-related non-communicable diseases and obesity pose to improving global health and development.
The organisation complains that indies are being presented with non-negotiable contracts accompanied by the threat that music videos they have posted to their YouTube channels will be blocked from site altogether if they do not agree to the terms.
As the conflict subsides, our attention must turn to another threat, that of the non-communicable diseases epidemic.
It's a rather dense clause, but in explaining it, White House officials drew a distinction between non-nuclear threats that they view as only "crippling" and potential threats that might be "devastating".
Here, rather than war with other states, the main challenge for states is deemed to be mobilising more or less permanently against vague non-state or civilian threats that lurk within their own cities and the infrastructures that connect them.
An index of threat bias, reflecting relative speeding to process threat word compared to non-threat word content, confirmed that both procedures were effective in inducing differential attentional bias.
Trump's refusal to denounce white supremacists has no doubt emboldened racists, and his railing against the caravan of migrants headed slowly toward the US from Central America likely helped fuel wall-to-wall media coverage of that non-threat.
