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Regulators might also scupper the deal.

It might also scupper the much ballyhooed near-field communications (NFC) technology for "touchless" payments.Since its humble beginnings in 2009, when it was co-founded by Jack Dorsey, the man behind Twitter, Square has wrought disruption.

The suspension could also scupper Graham's chances of captaining his country.

Abortion could also scupper things, as the Senate bill's provisions on the matter do not please some conservative House Democrats.

The policy that looks set to block Bellamy's move to Tottenham would also scupper any hopes that Arsenal have of signing Shay Given.

Durjoy Bhattacharjya, the founder of medicalrecords.com, a now-defunct start-up, adds that worries about such things as privacy and security could also scupper the initiative.

The going may also scupper the hoped-for fourth clash between Dawn Approach and Toronado in the QEII, as Toronado's connections also have Olympic Glory in the race and believe he would cope better with soft.

She could also scupper Jean-Claude Juncker's hopes of becoming the next EC president - though is perhaps less likely to do so as she would face a backlash in the German media.

Arsenal, one of United's main rivals, has sold the rights to its new stadium to Emirates, an airline, for £100m over 15 years.Mr Glazer might also try to scupper a TV deal brokered jointly by the Premiership clubs.

Plans to establish a hospital in his name were also scuppered.

Injury also scuppered her fellow medal contenders Phillips Idowu and Dai Greene.