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Meanings of immediate threat in English

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Usage of immediate threat in English
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In spite of the improvement, however, salmon stocks remain under immediate threat.
The Irish Times
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But the most immediate threat to public safety involvessnow and icy conditions.
The Irish Times
3
Conditions are easing which has seen the immediate threat to homes reduced.
News.com.au
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The most immediate threat, however, remains Brexit and its impact on sterling.
The Irish Times
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A surprise air strike would greatly reduce the immediate threat from Cuba.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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Blockade is not an immediate threat, but food imports are precarious nonetheless.
The Guardian
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The greatest immediate threat to our prosperity may be US economic slowdown.
The Irish Times
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With no immediate threat of attack from without, the guards were lax.
Oracle's Queen
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He wondered who the more immediate threat was: Dick Moby or Lexy.
Gutshot straight
10
Rifts may deepen if the immediate threat of a bailout is averted.
Reuters
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Is the Belfast Agreement really in crisis and under immediate threat?
The Irish Times
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Rebecca shudders, her state of withdrawal broken by the return of immediate threat.
Pandaemonium
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It wouldn't happen immediately, because the most immediate threat will disappear with us.
The world without us
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And there was another danger: the immediate threat of the undead.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
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The threat was downgraded as not having an immediate threat by Monday morning.
News.com.au
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The most immediate threat to his minority view will be next week's conference.
The Guardian
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