41.   Still, the Swiss Department for Economic Affairs sees no threat to economic recovery, as both interest rates and inflation remain on a low level.

42.   The mayor sees a threat to the city from degenerate out-of-towners in BMWs.

43.   The main threat was seen as coming from hypothetical missiles of rogue states.

44.   Until Yeltsin saw the threat to his campaign and started wildly passing out financial assistance, many Russian workers had not been paid for months.

45.   We see many threats of force and intimidation masquerading as free speech.

46.   Viticulturists see the threat of the GWSS as worse than that of the blue-green sharpshooter, which is already a problem in North Coast vineyards.

47.   Where the United States sees a severe humanitarian crisis, China sees the threat of foreign intervention in Taiwan and Tibet, its own restive regions.

48.   Yet with bipolarity ended, we look around and see new threats in seemingly every nook and cranny.

49.   Zeitler, for example, sees little threat from weak consumer spending.

50.   Already shaken by that attack, Israel saw the threats against the Palestinian Authority as a potentially worrisome new complication.