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Such overvaluation could leave the foundation in a precarious position by creating unrealistic expectations of its financial power, and it could destabilize the market for Twombly work by sowing confusion about its true value.

It could destabilize Jordan, a force for moderation.

But it could destabilize the already-volatile northern Sinai region and strain a 1979 peace treaty with Israel.

If such a recount showed Mr. Gore the "winner," it could destabilize the Bush administration to a degree.

Similarly, as climate change limits access to water, he noted, it could destabilize communities, leading to human rights abuses.

And it could destabilize the region, particularly the security of Israel, whose 1979 peace treaty with Egypt is predicated on the aid.

Otherwise, Cyprus may well quit the euro and, small though it is, that could destabilize the zone.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Bomb blasts in two Pakistani cities killed at least 115 people on Thursday and wounded more than 270, offering harrowing evidence of how the country's myriad internal conflicts could destabilize it as elections approach.

A dozen or more companies, including Hewlett-Packard, are promoting their own clones of the Java programming language, which could destabilize it as a unified platform.

RBC rejected the idea of high involuntary unemployment in recessions and not only dismissed the idea that money could stabilize the economy but also the monetarist idea that money could destabilize it.

Pakistan is wary of yet another flood of mostly Pashtun refugees, who could destabilize its fragile government.