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• On the night of the money exchange, Linus poses as the threatener.
• The Secret Service once watched for people who fit the popular profile of dangerousness : the lunatic, the loner, the threatener, the hater.
• Tony retaliates by curb-stomping him on a wooden step in a restaurant in front of Butch DeConcini, shattering all of the threatener's teeth.
• But the study does say it can help schools, " assess a threat and a threatener, evaluate the risk, and respond appropriately and effectively ."
• :Isn't that why it's standard in cases of legal threats to refer the threatener to talk ) 19 : 55, 7 January 2010 ( UTC)
• I'd suggest that " IPS " in the threatener's message probably represents " Introductory Physical Science " . talk ) 23 : 08, 16 December 2008 ( UTC)
• The Ninth Circuit ruled that it is constitutional to hold a presidential threatener beyond Section 871's prescribed five-year statutory maximum if he is found to be dangerous and mentally ill.
• But it " is " evidence that the " threatener " is not in exactly the right frame of mind to be working on an encyclopedia .-- FOo 07 : 47, 17 August 2006 ( UTC)
• My ( very poorly expressed ) point is that ( usually ) the best course of action is to support what you think is right in situation A, and then do what you can to change the behavior of the threatener.
• I have indefinitely blocked for threatening to file a police complaint against another user, in relation to a supposed " physical threat " which was clearly facetious, had already been removed by another user, and for which the'threatener'had apologised.
• His disagreements with Fyslee is quite apparent in the ArbCom arguments and his use of a COI threat is just his latest technique, principally as it has had no repercussions onto the threatener ( ie / I'clast ), to suppress those that he doesn t like . "'
• But the 70-year-old gangster unmasked in a new book about his deceptions emerges as a vicious, heartless extorter, the despoiler of the very neighborhood whose values he claimed to epitomize, a broker of drugs and guns, a threatener of children, who preyed on the weak and weak-minded wherever he found them, including inside the FBI and the US attorney's office.
• In several states, courts have held that a " threatener's present inability to carry out his or her threats does not in itself remove the threats from the purview of terroristic threat or terroristic threatening statutes . " However, " the courts recognized that one does not violate a terroristic threat or terroristic threatening statute by making idle talk or jests which do not have a reasonable tendency to create apprehension that the speaker will act according to the threat ."