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The above mentioned chain of steps can be very fruitful to scale down growing menaces of extremism, terrorism and suicide bombing.

In reality, though, the scariest menaces for humans in space are the tiniest: fast-moving elementary particles known as cosmic rays.

Ties with Russia and Germany, the two historic menaces, have never been better.

The paper analyzed information security, which face up to many menaces under the network environment, and put in relevant measures.

The missile positions are confronted with the menaces of the aviation and space surveillance by photoelectric detection and radar.

They consider it to be equal with life and accuse their critics of being clock-reverses, enemies of freedom, menaces to "life" .

Mr McCain, for his part, was admirably clear on the need to support Georgia and Ukraine against any future menaces from Russia.

AMERICA and other countries still have to fine-tune their cyber-defences to distinguish mere nuisances from real menaces.

Submarine and carrier aircraft were the menaces the great guns could not fight .

It menaces at once the breath, the spirit, and history as the spirit's relationship with itself.

Some menaces , the growing competition in the business and strain in energy and sources supply, will be diluted.

So we're paying a heavy price for Washington's obsession with phantom menaces.

The prisoners are told, under menaces, that they must always deny having been beaten.

So what exactly is being done to protect us from these mechanical menaces?

Drugs, AIDS and violent crime are three social menaces in the world.

I laughed in my sleeve at his menaces.

Malaria Still Menaces Quarter Of Humanity-French Professor. (A French Professor Says That Malaria Still Menaces A Quarter Of The Humanity. )

Laser menaces identifying based on fuzzy decision