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Speaking of those impacted by the coronavirus …We hosted a virtual town hall Wednesday to discuss what the fall will look like for students and how new private options threaten to exacerbate the achievement gaps that already exist.

We see the Southern segregationists who threatened his life and that of his family on an almost daily basis.

More recently, Boko Haram shocked the world by kidnapping 276 female students and threatened to traffic them.

To give the truth its rights, you have to see that groups like TMOC were threatened by peaceful protest.

The collective had threatened attacks on theaters if the movie was not pulled.

Women like (gaming blogger Anita Sarkeesian) were threatened, doxxed, and driven from their homes.

The king was touched in his chief interests; revenue and prerogative were threatened.

Some of the wretched men who were dragged before him he threatened with hanging unless they gave him most or all that they owned.

It was an instance of angry partisan legislation, which threatened trouble afterward and was useless at the time.

Bindlecombe clasped his hands nervously; he was acutely distressed—and not only for the threatened loss of his darling Institute.

But obstacles clearly understood are half surmounted already, and "threatened people live long."