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The bill had been blocked four times in the Senate and seemed again in jeopardy only last week.

The jolt left LaFontaine sprawled on the ice with the sixth concussion of his career, his season finished and his career again in jeopardy.

IN what is both a new high for arrogance and a new low in labor relations, October is again in jeopardy of being torn off baseball's calendar.

49 Firehouses Again in Jeopardy Deputy Mayor Marc V. Shaw said the city will have to go ahead with plans to close several firehouses, and called an agreement to set up a commission to study the issue a "political punt".

But net income fell 78% from a year ago and jobs are once again in jeopardy for the third time in a little over a year.

Now, as she watched crowds of policeman storm the first floor, her future was again in jeopardy.

In essence, she was saying that ITER had to turn itself around, or the U.S. role might again be in jeopardy.

Absent such action, come July 1, millions of college students will see the interest rates on their federally subsidized loans double to 6.8 percent, and highway financing will again be in jeopardy.

The events on Sunday appeared to again place in jeopardy a troubled effort by American officials to unite General Musharraf and Ms. Bhutto in an alliance to combat members of Al Qaeda and the Taliban who operate out of the country's rugged northwest area adjoining Afghanistan.

"We will live within in our means to ensure that the future of the club is never again put in jeopardy," she added.

SYRIAN peace talks, due to start on January 22nd in Switzerland, appear once again to be in jeopardy after the UN invited Iran.