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Meanings of pose a threat in English

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Usage of pose a threat in English
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The storm did not pose a threat to Vietnam's main agricultural exports.
Reuters
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In Senegal, dwindling stocks pose a threat to livelihoods and food security.
Reuters
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Whatever it was, it seemed too far off to pose a threat.
The Great Book of Amber
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She'd killed her offspring, but could she pose a threat to me?
Bones Are Forever
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Functioning pipes being used for water do not pose a threat to health.
Radio NZ
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If sustained, rising oil prices pose a threat to economic growth.
The Irish Times
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Police vowed to identify disturbed people who could pose a threat to children.
Reuters
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And could it pose a threat to the success of a future vaccine?
Radio NZ
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Properly managed immigration does not pose a threat to the UK.
The Guardian
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Will Donald Trump, as some critics claim, pose a threat to national security?
The Guardian
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Some analysts argue possible municipal defaults pose a threat to the U.S. recovery.
Reuters
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Extremely cold temperatures pose a threat to Baumgartner and his equipment.
Reuters
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The man doesn't really pose a threat, but Yuri needs those neurobiological samples.
Grand junction
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Not if you no longer pose a threat to the Alliance.
Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast
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You are mistaken if you think that you pose a threat to us.
Angelopolis
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It has also said radicalised women and traumatised minors may pose a threat.
BBC
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