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"It's difficult for me to understand why we can't find time to come to grips with security issues that are jeopardizing our security and hampering our premier domestic intelligence and law enforcement agency," Mr. Leahy said.

Prospect, the New Orleans art biennial that began in 2008 (which included Mark Bradford's "Mithra"), winning critical praise and generating millions in tourist income for its hurricane-battered home, has become entangled in fund-raising and administrative problems that are jeopardizing its future, The Times-Picayune of New Orleans reported Thursday.

Mr. Hannah is the general manager of the Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative in Ozark, Ark., and his linemen are using what he calls "the best-kept secret in the utility business" -- shotguns loaded with "birdshot, double-ought, anything but slugs" to blast ice away from tree limbs that are jeopardizing power lines, and, in some cases, to take down the limbs themselves.

After looking at the Clinton Administration's efforts in Russia, China, North Korea, Iraq and elsewhere, former Attorney General Ed Meese and former National Security Adviser Dick Allen summed it up well: "The people who were wrong in the past are the same people responsible today for foreign and defense policies that are jeopardizing our security".

She added that they are often employed in occupations that are jeopardized by a precarious global economy.

Thus the payouts, which could still take the form of loan guarantees to parties willing to cover the failing institutions' obligations, should not go to shareholders, who would lose all or most of their equity, but to counterparties — the banks, hedge funds and pension funds that are jeopardized by default.

Brodeur and the Devils extended a slump (0-5-1) that is jeopardizing their high playoff seeding.

But she, too, has found herself swimming in debt that is jeopardizing her ability to keep her home.

Professional football has a big, big problem on its hands, and I'm not talking about the lockout that is jeopardizing the 2011 season.

UNITED NATIONS The News -- The director of a plan to renovate the United Nations complex said the United States was causing delays that were jeopardizing the $1.6 billion project.

The problem is not community opposition to a destructive plan but an institution that is jeopardizing its heritage and its existence.