It lies in believing that things are much worse than they have ever been — and, thus, than they really are — or are uniquely threatening rather than familiarly difficult.
70 years later, another little understood virus, which apparently uniquely threatens pregnant women and the developing embryo, has been thrust into the media spotlight.
It lies in believing that things are much worse than they have ever been and, thus, than they really are—or are uniquely threatening rather than familiarly difficult.
After he spoke, members of the court took turns characterizing burning crosses as uniquely threatening symbolic speech -- as threatening as a gun, according to Justice Antonin Scalia -- and as therefore undeserving of First Amendment protection.
The first objection is in essence a statement of fear: that a small set of financial products are uniquely threatening not because of what they do but because of their religious origin.
As these informal skirmishes bisect with formal politics, MPs – human, inconveniently, like the rest of us – are generally convinced that, while there are bad eggs everywhere, their own Twitter critics are uniquely vengeful, uniquely threatening, savage in a way that their neighbouring MP, who only has fox-hunters or Terfs (Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminists) to deal with, can never understand.
Mammals were listed as threatened uniquely due to changes in geographic distribution in 35% of the cases, and qualified as threatened under at least one criterion of geographical distribution in 44% of the cases.
Small island states are uniquely vulnerable to climate change because of their geography and socioeconomic characteristics, and their economies are particularly threatened in the context of those environmental challenges.
At times Nelson has threatened to become a punch line (and often embraced the impulse), but he has lived a sprawling, uniquely American life, and it deserves an examination this comprehensive.
