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MUSIC MAKERS -- Contradicting press reports in Hong Kong, a promoter said yesterday that a concert scheduled there next month featuring David Bowie, left, is not imperiled by a band member's outspoken support of Falun Gong, a sect banned in China.

The allegations have exposed fractures in the state branch of the organization, an 84-year-old charity, with some members pressing for outside scrutiny to ensure that problems are addressed and that the ability to raise money is not imperiled.

Of course, despite the debate about dipping into the Social Security surplus, current benefits are not imperiled.

"It's not imperiled, but we do have to get it back into the water," Mr. Holmes said.

The owners insisted at the time of Madoff's arrest that the club's financial health was not imperiled by their Madoff losses.

Saudi reformists are not "imperiled" by outside pressure -- but when pressure comes, the system closes ranks, and internal differences are set aside.

---One hopes that strong business publications, like BusinessWeek, aren't imperiled by the debacle on Wall Street.

The ads have been mercilessly mocked for everything from featuring a cute animal that isn't exactly imperiled by being a bit sleepy to the fact that aneasy-to-make errorin the URL teased in the commercials leads to apro-marijuana site.

Douglas and Lockheed, with healthy sales from their civilian sides, were not as imperiled by the law.

The presiding judge ruled against Dubay, noting: "If chivalry is not dead, its viability is gravely imperiled by the plaintiff in this case".

However, unlike a filler, an innocent suspect is not known to be innocent and will be imperiled (and perhaps wrongfully convicted) if mistakenly identified.