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He has jeopardised his position".

Michael Ballack has condemned Portsmouth's Kevin-Prince Boateng for the crude tackle that has jeopardised his World Cup ambtions.

Stewart said her "momentary indiscretion has jeopardised the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob".

The debacle has jeopardised an already flagging peace process.General Katawal deserved the boot.

He maintains that poor water management has jeopardised biodiversity, vital to the capital's ecological balance.

Now Sirisena's political coup to bring the despotic Rajapaksa back into power has jeopardised even modest steps towards reconciliation.

The collapse of Stormont talks has jeopardised a landmark visit to Northern Ireland by world leaders involved in the peace process.

The illegal annexation of Crimea – an act condemned by the international community – has jeopardised the international rules-based system.

Craig Brown believes the creation of Team GB for next year's London Olympics has jeopardised the future of Scotland's national sides.

Such tunnel vision has jeopardised the progress made by the cause of European liberalism over the past half-century.