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When it has not secured that data, the military is stuck with Company A. That not only gives company A a lot of leverage over the government, it can also jeopardise the lives of troops in the field.

Post-migration factors can also jeopardise mental health [ 25].

Drug resistance could also jeopardise recent gains in malaria control," he said.

The CIA's actions may also jeopardise the lives of humanitarian aid workers in Pakistan," the letter said.

By quitting, Renault would also jeopardise their contracts as engine suppliers, currently with Red Bull and, possibly for 2010, Williams.

Responses to the CBI survey also jeopardise Treasury predictions that Britain's economy will bounce back over the next year and record healthy growth in 2011.

It could also jeopardise his chances of reclaiming the England hooking berth that was impressively filled by Leicester's Tom Youngs during the Autumn Internationals.

Profound hyperventilation may also jeopardise oxygen delivery to the brain tissue at risk.

It also jeopardises timely disbursement of the second-quarter tranche.

"Privatisation not only threatens co-ordinated services but also jeopardises training of our future health care providers and medical research, particularly that of public health," it reads.

But, by discouraging foreign investment and tourism, and by impairing child development, the disease also jeopardises future growth.In this section MALARIA FINANCIAL MARKETS ECONOMY Reprints.