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The area's nightlife has been jeopardised before, with the onslaught of poker machines claiming many a live music venue in the late 90s.
He said that being an "active investor" had proved an ideal role for the founder, who was still concerned that the airline could be jeopardised with a large aircraft order.
One of the reasons cited for the abrupt closure of the Serious Fraud Office investigation was that it could jeopardise relations with the Saudi royal family and therefore the UK's efforts to fight terrorism.
Once an editor has commissioned a cabinet minister's article, he or she will rarely spike it, no matter how dull the copy, for fear of jeopardising relations with the spin doctors who provide most political stories.
Theresa May is determined to maintain close economic ties with China despite her decision to review the Hinkley Point C nuclear project, the government insisted on Tuesday, after Beijing's ambassador warned that cancelling the investment could jeopardise relations with the UK.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been critical of the judge's decision, saying the release would jeopardise relations with the US.
There are only about 200 North Pacific right whales in the wild, for instance, and their existence could be jeopardised by hybridising with the more numerous bowhead whales.
For St Vincent's Annie Clark, 2014 was an unmitigated triumph: she captivated festival audiences across the globe, her self-titled LP was named the No 1 album of 2014 by Guardian critics and she successfully swatted a deadly wasp which at one point jeopardised our interview with the pop polymath.
But nobody wanted to say anything publicly for fear of jeopardising the agreement with the pirates.
