61.   An even greater threat is supercenters.

62.   An even larger threat is that once a bill is passed, it opens the door to the introduction of amendments.

63.   An explosion sounds every few minutes, the signal that one more threat has been neutralized.

64.   An indirect threat is not an ultimatum, but rather an attempt to engage others to work with you in looking at those consequences.

65.   And as long as the amnesia continues, as long as childbearing-age Americans are oblivious to pre-Roe history, insidious threats to Roe are real.

66.   And Koizumi is still going to work every morning, leading many to conclude that his threat to resign was a bluff.

67.   And nowhere is the threat greater than in New York City, a hub for global commerce.

68.   And nowhere is the threat more worrisome than on campuses.

69.   And the threat is real.

70.   And there is no threat of inflation to scare shoppers into making purchases sooner rather than later.