1.   Both sides should begin to distinguish between genuine threats and policies that are merely disagreeable.

2.   A month ago Dole seemed to be a genuine threat to Bill Clinton.

3.   But economists said the recession would have to deepen significantly, and perhaps drag on for years, before deflation became a genuine threat.

4.   But more sober analysts say China is still decades behind the United States in nuclear weapons development and really poses no genuine threat at this time.

5.   Dumping would be a genuine threat if foreigners could credibly drive American competitors out of business in order to take over an industry and raise prices later on.

6.   First, there is no genuine threat to the dignity of New York or New Jersey in allowing petitioners to pursue FELA claims against PATH in federal court.

7.   He is back as a genuine threat, but he wants to grab his Olympic spot his way, with flair.

8.   How does one tell a genuine disruptive threat from just another techno-fizzle?

9.   Now that would be a genuine threat to American security.

10.   Politicians might say it is better to be called an alarmist than to be the one who failed to alert the public to a genuine threat.