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At the high-level meeting the next day, Mr. Karzai said that conducting airstrikes against insurgents near residential areas and homes would not only hurt the two countries' often tense relationship, but could also jeopardize a newly signed strategic partnership agreement, said the American defense official, who was briefed on the meeting.
Industry consensus has been that the latest generation of the Porsche 911 was too straightforward an evolution from the last model a tie-up with Audi's engineers could spell the leap forward they wanted, but it could also jeopardize the 911′s iconic status.
The cuts could also jeopardize the paying of traffic tickets, which would mean lost revenue for the judiciary.
He warned that a final ruling against Mexico could also jeopardize talks over other trade disputes between the two countries.
Extended unrest could also jeopardize the rescue package created by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, aimed at avoiding a default that could ripple through Europe.
It could also jeopardize relations between the C.I.A. and the Jordanian spy service, which officials said had vouched for the would-be informant.
It could also jeopardize the analyst's relationships with buy-side investors that have close ties to the companies the analyst covers.
The shift to a weight-based system could also jeopardize the jobs of thousands of Americans who work, either directly or indirectly, on the production of small cars.
So cuts in home-care payments could also jeopardize home care for privately insured patients like Christopher M. Hayes, a 35-year-old police officer in Presque Isle, Me.
