Was inbreeding a universal threat?
As global temperatures have risen, the smoke from Third World kitchens has been upgraded from a local to a universal threat.
It seems that there is only one large, universal threat that all Americans need to be protected against, and that distributed risk assessment has been replaced by equality of fear.
What saves it is the second half, when these disparate elements of online culture are pulled together by Graham and presented as a universal threat to our very notions of personality.
The study of HIV/AIDS transmission dynamics has been of great interest to both applied mathematicians and biologists due to its universal threat to humanity.
"We also live in a cultural environment in which young black men are feared and seen as a sort of universal threat.
These attacks involved totemic elements for an American audience: The apparent randomness of the shooting victims in each case made them seem as if they could have happened to anyone, imparting the sense of imminent and universal threat posed by mass shootings.
Every one of her regurgitated allegations--from her depiction of CAIR as the next Cobra Command to the universal threat of "stealth jihad" by Muslim citizens--have been thoroughly addressed by multiple reputable and neutral sources dedicated to fact-checking precisely these issues.
Sexual dysfunction is a more universal threat.
They are a lesser known but universal threat 35 37 56 57 as are man-made water hazards such as troughs, in-ground tanks, and drains or culverts.
