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If the portrayal of Travers was too harsh or Disney himself was shown with too many wrinkles, it would risk damaging the Mary Poppins "brand" – and that is something those top execs in the "Mouse House" would never let happen.

No prime minister would ever launch an inquiry that would expose how the intelligence and security services work because it would risk damaging their capability to deal with future threats.

"Given the divisiveness and persistent unpopularity of the health care law, it is difficult to understand why an organization like yours would risk damaging its inclusive and apolitical brand by lending its name to its promotion," the senators wrote.

"Given the divisiveness and persistent unpopularity of this bill, it is difficult to understand why an organization like yours would risk damaging its inclusive and apolitical brand by lending its name to its promotion," the top two Republican senators, Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn, wrote in a letter to the National Football League last week.

WASHINGTON — In the fall of 1997, when the Clinton administration was forming its position for the Kyoto climate treaty talks, Lawrence H. Summers argued that the United States would risk damaging the domestic economy if it set overly ambitious goals for reducing carbon emissions.

And last month Sheikh Saleh bin Saad al-Luhaidan, a Saudi cleric, told the Sabq website that Saudi women should not drive because they would risk damaging their ovaries.

But doing so would risk damaging his standing with the most conservative elements of his caucus, analysts say.

Why does Johnson – how could anyone – hate booster seats so much, that he would risk damaging the UK economy, possibly irreparably, just to see the back of them?

Officials on both sides agreed that then sending the barracks back to the U.S. would risk damage to the structure.

Huawei told the US House Permanent Select Committee it earned much of its revenue from overseas and would not risk damaging its reputation.

I thought he knew that in "Newt, Inc". he had built up something good in his years out of public office, and that he wouldn't risk damaging his operation by running a race that made him look like he wasn't a powerful figure in the Republican Party.