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Mr. Dennis said that the two television efforts were chosen carefully to ensure success and avoid jeopardizing the image of the lucrative print property.

Now, just days before the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Huckabee's reliance on — and then rejection of — Mr. Rollins's advice to go after his opponent has threatened to throw his campaign into a tailspin, potentially jeopardizing the image of unvarnished "authenticity" that Mr. Huckabee is now making the centerpiece of his closing appeal to Iowa voters.

"True, they were a reminder for people to be cautious, but one should not jeopardize the good image of the entire region," Mr. Hun Sen said.

"We were needlessly jeopardizing the lives of U.S. troops".

The reason for the secrecy is, of course, to avoid jeopardizing the escape of other refugees.

But some advocates of regulation say delays are jeopardizing the safety of the financial system.

Otherwise, you risk jeopardizing the success of your entire group.

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And poor quality education is jeopardizing the future of millions of children around the world.

The image of scientists as objective seekers of truth is periodically jeopardized by the discovery of a major scientific fraud.

Racial bias infected the case, Justice David Souter wrote, jeopardizing "the very integrity of the courts".