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The phrase "endanger national security" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe actions or situations that pose a threat to a nation's safety or protection. Example: The leak of classified documents could endanger national security and put our country at risk.
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They also said he never intended to endanger national security.
But many airport screeners resent assertions that their unionizing would endanger national security.
GCHQ claimed that disclosing the Zircon project, whose cost was soaring, would endanger national security.
Sam King, a wrecker operator from Goffstown, N.H., said he feared that opening the reserves would endanger national security.
They found that the MoD had tried to conceal evidence by arguing dishonestly that its exposure would endanger national security.
The idea that the panel may wring from Mr. Bush some comment that may endanger national security is ridiculous.
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i) That we are endangering national security.
They were the ones endangering national security, McMaster said.
But most prosecutions are for online content which supposedly endangers national security.
A "little bit off track" is a euphemism for partisanship endangering national security.
In addition to endangering national security interests, such disclosures also subject their sources to prosecution.
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