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en the mayor doesn't have the luxury of knowing whether the threat will ultimately be determined to be credible or not.

en We do not understand why we, who engage in peaceful protests, are considered to be 'credible threats.' Such terminology is effectively calling us terrorists. The initial reaction is to wonder how peaceful protesters can be considered 'credible threats.' However, it is also important to consider that the Pentagon may view us as a threat to military recruitment, and therefore, some sort of threat to the country. Of course, by that flawed logic, since the majority of Americans are opposed to the war, the Pentagon can see most Americans as a 'threat to the country'.

en It was deemed a credible threat, which is why we made the decision to go back to Phoenix and clear the aircraft. We took the threat seriously, but it appears to be a hoax.

en Hendrix doesn't have the charisma the mayor has, and that's key. But the mayor doesn't have the trust right now. If he can regain the trust of the people, then he can close the gap. Detroit doesn't generally like kicking out incumbents.

en Evidently when the statue was returned somebody thought they were going to get the reward, but it still hasn't been determined exactly who all was involved, ... There's been a lot of finger-pointing, but that doesn't make it credible. We're piecing it together and will probably make an arrest soon.

en [Miller has] made a threat that, if he is extradited, he will kill Americans, ... And based on our experience and knowledge of this individual, we believe the threat is sufficiently specific and credible to justify alerting the American citizens on the island.

en The decision on the imminence of this threat was not determined by the city of Newton. It was determined by the FBI.

en We've got to make sure that we work out a way forward that of course mobilizes the maximum support but does so on the basis of removing a threat that the United Nations itself has determined is a threat to the whole of the world,
  Tony Blair

en As the definition of luxury evolved over the last 20 years, so did consumer tastes for luxury vehicles. As a result, from 1986 to 1996, we saw two major shifts. First, the domestic luxury share fell dramatically, and second, Japanese luxury vehicles accounted for nearly one of every four new luxury vehicles sold.

en The lawsuit is old news. It had to do with the mayor's ability to reprimand a council member. I believe that the mayor doesn't have the authority.

en We know Mayor Hagedorn and he has wide experience. He is very credible and he has the ability to implement our President’s directive,

en It is due to credible threat information on unspecified targets.

en There is, again, credible information about a threat to the embassy compound.

en I think the truth is always a credible threat to illegitimate and unjust power.

en [She added that the terror threat was] serious, real and credible .. Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness. . inevitable.


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