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But his career was jeopardized when his students complained about his research methods, prompting an inquiry by the Harvard faculty.

The most prominent investigation touches on Giulio Tremonti, the finance minister, whose political future was jeopardized when he admitted to paying cash to stay in a Rome apartment owned by a former political adviser and member of Parliament.

Even that income was jeopardized when he and other kidney donors were arrested and briefly jailed early this year on suspicion of violating Brazilian laws against trading in human organs.

And, early on, the first dinosaur prints found were jeopardized when a tent covering them collapsed.

But the credibility of the system is jeopardized when arbitrators can render decisions without explanation.

Personal and national security can be jeopardized when unidentified users are allowed access to the Internet through an open network.

EXTRACT Jason Bateman plays the owner of a successful flavor-extract concern whose dreams of early retirement are jeopardized when one of his employees suffers a freak accident.

His nomination is jeopardized when intimations of a dangerous secret from the past begin to emerge: Was an American missing in action from the war in Vietnam held in a Soviet prison camp?

It was only after 57 years of marriage that Ms. Gray and Mr. Denison first appeared together on Broadway, in the 1996 revival of Oscar Wilde's "Ideal Husband," a scathing comedy about a young politician whose marriage and career are jeopardized when a blackmailer threatens to expose his youthful act of insider trading.

However, the performance of these methods is jeopardized when packet loss occurs in the network.

Religious freedom is jeopardized when Muslims are singled out.