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Some observers, however, have suggested that the potential election of the neo-fascist Marie Le Pen in May could damage the bid.

He is understood to be concerned that any involvement in a plan to oust May could damage his own future leadership hopes.

The election on 16 December could damage global confidence in Japan's attempts to steer its economy away from its fourth recession since 2000, and further damage ties to China over competing claims to a group of islands in the East China Sea.

Sister Judy Byron of the Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center introduced the proposal at a virtual shareholder meeting Tuesday afternoon, arguing that gun violence carried out with Smith & Wesson firearms — including high-profile mass shootings like the one in Parkland, Florida, in February — could damage the manufacturer's parent company, American Outdoor Brands Corporation.

More than the first snooping affair, these latest bugging revelations, published in Le Monde, a newspaper, on March 7th, could damage Mr Sarkozy's chances of a comeback ahead of the 2017 presidential election.The latest affair is unprecedented for a former president of the Fifth Republic.

If Hamas enjoyed similar success in January's polls, it could damage the renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

Britons in France also expressed their fears on Friday that May's opening move could damage their position in Europe.

Masri filed suit against the CIA, but his complaint was dismissed in May on grounds that it could damage national security operations.

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Democrats fear his failure to show leadership on international affairs could damage the party in November's midterm elections.