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An extended delay could jeopardise the future of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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There are concerns that protests and social unrest may jeopardise fiscal consolidation.
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This would hinder economic recovery and jeopardise the gains achieved through globalisation.
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The board ruled against any change that would jeopardise their historic interiors.
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Break it down and you bruise and jeopardise the flower of life.
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Only a catastrophic collapse could jeopardise Napoli's place in the top three.
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Lawyers warn it could jeopardise their chances of staying in New Zealand.
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Serious loyalist violence could jeopardise any further moves on IRA decommissioning.
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Senior Government sources are concerned that this could jeopardise the coalition.
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First, the proposals would jeopardise Prime Minister Theresa May's pledge to slash immigration.
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He said the coming tuition hikes could jeopardise his remaining studies.
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I recognise that what I have written may jeopardise this work.
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They have been slower than Washington to embrace sanctions that might jeopardise trade.
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But most importantly, none of this can jeopardise the first key priority, qualifying.
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We cannot jeopardise that confidence by appointing someone under investigation in another country.
