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American health care, warns Mr Brill, is still jeopardised by "the broken economics of the marketplace".

But the trial was nearly jeopardised by the prime minister's ill-timed statement.

Our security is jeopardised by the very actions that are supposed to protect it.

All three judges considered that Ms Campbell's recovery could have been jeopardised by the Mirror.

When stereophotogrammetry and skin-markers are used, bone-pose estimation is jeopardised by the soft tissue artefact (STA).

Romania fears that its efforts to protect the delta are being jeopardised by the building of a navigation canal.

Inter-faith relationships need not be jeopardised by the incident". Jane Hutt, equality member in the Welsh assembly, said publication of the cartoon had been "extraordinarily inappropriate".

Ireland's ability to lure businesses has been jeopardised by the housing crisis, caused by the financial crash and International Monetary Fund bailout in 2010.

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At its opening, some old Orlando hands said that the park's success could be jeopardised by the length of the queues.

But peasants still cannot sell or mortgage their plots.The government worries that the country's food security will be jeopardised by the loss of farming land.