For Catholicism, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, and the arrival of liberal democracy had each posed unresolved threats, but Vatican II was the great turning toward the modern world.
Consequently, pathological worriers may find it particularly difficult to dismiss negative content as unlikely or unrealistic because the negative outcomes are typically vague or unspecified, leaving them in memory as unresolved threats.
With population flows of this magnitude, the unresolved health threats of Burma quickly become access to care issues for Burmese migrants and refugees in neighbor states, a reality highlighted by several speakers who provide health care services for these populations.
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After an outside lawyer investigated the incident, he determined in September 2015 that Weinstein could stay at the company, since "there were no unresolved complaints or threats of litigation against him," the Times reports.
Both sides are emphasizing that the plan, put in motion as the North Korean nuclear threat remains unresolved, would not diminish America's capacity or commitment to defend South Korea.
Gold will also greatly benefit from continued economic instability, unresolved world debt, continued threat of inflation, and a likely de-valuation of world currencies.
In the years following independence, the migration of white settlers and importation of black slave labor into the vast republic was deterred by Texas's unresolved international status and the threat of renewed warfare with Mexico.
In some states, lawmakers have gone into overtime with unresolved budgets, special sessions and threats of widespread government layoffs.
An ascendant ISIS is a present threat that feeds off unresolved grievances and tension.
