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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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The threat of a lawsuit
The threatening of a lawsuit
The threat of a lawsuit
The threatening of a lawsuit
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He is threatening us with a lawsuit if we don't pay our bills. Because of the situation, we are facing the threat of a lawsuit. 'Threatening of a lawsuit" just doesn't sound natural.
- He is threatening us with a lawsuit if we don't pay our bills.
- Because of the situation, we are facing the threat of a lawsuit.
- 'Threatening of a lawsuit" just doesn't sound natural.
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He is threatening us with a lawsuit if we don't pay our bills.
Because of the situation, we are facing the threat of a lawsuit.
'Threatening of a lawsuit" just doesn't sound natural.
Because of the situation, we are facing the threat of a lawsuit.
'Threatening of a lawsuit" just doesn't sound natural.
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