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Ms. Wylde said that Ms. Kennedy has been working at an accelerated pace because of the city's budget crisis, which has jeopardized some of Mr. Klein's core programs.

And, undoubtedly, the huge government interventions laid the groundwork for the political backlash against Obama that was unleashed this past August and which has jeopardized his larger agenda on health care, global warming, and financial regulation.

In addition, the focus on elections slowed our efforts to tackle organized crime and corruption, which have jeopardized quality of life and scared off foreign investment.

He once proposed banning Playboy magazine from military installations, which might have jeopardized the survival of the all-volunteer army.

The hearing comes one week after a melee in New York between Tyson and Lennox Lewis, who holds two of the three major titles, which may have jeopardized their scheduled fight on April 6. "This is the most pressure I've had in 12 years on the commission," Luther Mack, the chairman of the athletic commission, said.

The event will tAnd place at the Brower Center in Berkeley, California.

NIH expected to reach that limit in mid-November, which would have jeopardized not only the retirement of the government-owned chimpanzees in labs today who are slated for transfer to sanctuary, but also funding for the continued care of chimpanzees already living at the national chimpanzee sanctuary, Chimp Haven in Louisiana.

The design of randomized controlled trials of ECMO in ARDS did not use standardized protective ventilation in the interventional arm [ 8, 17] or in the control arm [ 3], which could have jeopardized the success of the ECMO treatment in these trials.

No injuries were reported, but the fire--which broke out on 28 September--did around $3 million worth of damage and has jeopardized about one-fifth of all ongoing British antarctic research, officials say.

He has jeopardized a central pillar of nationhood.

It is not the agency that has jeopardized careers.