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But, he warned, "If there's an insistence on vouchers, it could imperil all his other goals".

If talks end because of the dispute over the financial information, it could imperil the mediated negotiations.

It could imperil the availability of traditional, 30-year fixed-rate mortgages, which currently exist only because of federal backing.

Agents have offered little support for a boycott because of the risk that it could imperil their clients' draft positions.

If investors were to drive Italy's borrowing costs to unsustainable levels, it could imperil the entire European monetary union.

The American Farm Bureau, the nation's largest farm lobbying organization, has opposed it, saying it could imperil the tradition of children working in farm communities.

Mr Osborne may be the most powerful man in Westminster, and increasingly liked within it, but he could imperil his party's hopes of governing for a second straight decade if he becomes their leader.

The flood of content to the Internet and the rise of more sophisticated mechanisms for displaying it on televisions could imperil the dominant cable and satellite television service companies like Comcast, Time Warner Cable, AT&T and DirecTV.

Critics of Silicon Valley counter that its demands could imperil the overhaul as a whole, including the fate of millions of migrants who stand to gain legal papers.

In a filing last month, Yahoo said its September disclosure of a giant data breach could imperil its pending $4.8 billion sale to Verizon.

India believes the LSA compromises its strategic autonomy as it could drag Delhi into possible US conflicts in Asia and the Middle East and that CISMOA and BECA could imperil its operational autonomy whilst employing US equipment.