But even if their births are jeopardised, how would this corrupt an already existing photo?
Both democracy and the military are jeopardised when generals take sides in public debates".
But soon talent scout Annie is offering fame and her 34C cups to Ash, and friendship and love are jeopardised.
But their schemes are jeopardised when the store security chief (Bernie Mac) realises what's going on and demands a share.
"We will be highlighting how their policies are jeopardising the core services we provide to the most vulnerable in society".
You are jeopardising a long-term relationship for the fizz of coalition.
The Tories, according to Charles Kennedy, are jeopardising the union to bolster their own party's hopes.
"We fear the autonomy of Scottish football would be jeopardised if we were to play and it would be selfish of the player".
"We wanted a civil partnership for emotional reasons, but now I'm pregnant our legal and financial security is being jeopardised because we're choosing not to get married," said Cochran.
But Mr Miliband said: "I am convinced major investigations into terrorism and organised crime would be jeopardised if we don't pass legislation and that would jeopardise the security and safety of our citizens".
