Threat level
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Threat level is a term used by governments to indicate the state of preparedness required by government servants with regard to threats to the state:
- Homeland Security Advisory System; the system used by the United States
- BIKINI state; the system formerly used by the United Kingdom
- UK Threat Levels; the system currently used by the United Kingdom (from the 1st August 2006)
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