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The Heat has the league's worst record 13-611), and it remained in danger of producing the worst mark in franchise history.

The carrier, which barely avoided seeking bankruptcy protection last year, said it remained in danger of a court filing this year.

The company, a copier maker based in Stamford, Conn., said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it was "optimistic" about talks with lenders, though it remained in danger of defaulting on the debt if it could not get all 57 banks that own a piece of the loan to agree to refinance.

They were docked six points for going into administration, a move which meant they missed out on the play-offs, and remained in danger of being liquidated until the bid from Khan's consortium was accepted on 31 August.

Four more - Lancashire, Kent, Sussex and Yorkshire - remain in danger of joining Surrey in Division Two.

The Hoops are, though, five points adrift of safety and remain in danger of going down.

Gloucestershire's enthusiasm was too much for Worcestershire, who remain in danger of relegation.

Although now protected by law throughout their range, dugongs in some areas remain in danger of local extinction because of excessive hunting.

Venky's stewardship of Blackburn has largely lurched from catastrophe to farce and the club remain in danger of a second consecutive relegation despite the efforts of five different managers in the npower Championship this season.

Tom Watson, the campaigning Labour MP who is a favourite to be deputy leader, said: "Our intelligence and police services remain in danger of losing public legitimacy for the surveillance they conduct.

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