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The judge had cut the bond for Philip Morris, a unit of Altria Group Inc., to $6.8 billion from $12 billion, an amount that Philip Morris has said would force it to file for bankruptcy protection and might jeopardize its payments to states under a 1998 nationwide settlement.

And once Egypt recovers, will there be an appetite for changes that might jeopardize its growth?

As Mr. Schorr told the story, an editor later sheepishly explained that the paper was concerned that too many Jewish bylines might jeopardize its coverage of the Mideast.

The company might jeopardize its huge online reach, and no one could predict what would happen to digital advertising, which had gone from being a drop in the bucket to more than a quarter of The New York Times Company's overall advertising revenue.

It is unclear whether the AfD will maintain its economic stance, now that the economic liberal faction has left the party – this stance does not seem helpful in strengthening its support base, and in fact might jeopardize its poll ratings.

"Was the CBC concerned this might jeopardize it pulling off the coverage of the Olympics?

"The government is trying to distract people from politics," said a Western-educated Burmese businessman who declined to be identified because he thought it might jeopardize his business.

Doing so might jeopardize his chances of ever hearing it.

(He declined to be identified out of concern that he might jeopardize his cleanup job).

Parcells seemed concerned last night that the latest rumor might jeopardize his chances in the voting Saturday.

If he comes out of the closet he might jeopardize his chance to be a church deacon, but if he stays in he might lose Keith.