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But several lawmakers and their aides say they are concerned that the administration's displeasure with Mr. Jeffords will further imperil the dairy measure.

Critics say that will further imperil grizzly bears, lynxes and other endangered species in the Crown of the Continent ecosystem, a region of rugged peaks, glacier-carved valleys, and sparkling rivers and lakes that straddles the border between Montana and Canada -- and that in parts remains as Lewis and Clark found it.

"Instead of rescuing them, such ill-advised operations only further imperil the lives of the hostages," the statement said.

While many locals supported it as a means to improve travel in the region, conservationists feared it would further imperil wildlife.

Equatorial Guinea's ambassador, Anatolio Ndong Mba, warned that continuing violence could "escalate out of control and could further imperil what is already a very delicate situation" in Gaza.

This could further imperil Mr Obama's revenue projections, if the rich people he is relying on to pay virtually all his bills end up a lot less rich than they were.

AOL Swaps $8 Billion For $400 Million 03.31.03 The terms of the AOL Europe deal highlight the executives' hubris and further imperil its upcoming IPO.

Our study reveals that DFTD has the capacity to rapidly respond to novel selective regimes and that disease eradication may result in novel tumour adaptations, which may further imperil the long-term survival of the world's largest carnivorous marsupial.

If the increased level of tetraploid tumours at Forestier Peninsula results in the evolution of a more malignant strain of DFTD, this may further imperil the long-term survival of the world's largest carnivorous marsupial.

For if the justice system is shown to be manipulable by threats of the kind made by the Saudis, national security is thereby further imperilled.

Although passage of the legislation was expected, the new acrimony further imperils a relationship that has been deeply strained in recent months, particularly by disagreements over how to stem the violence in Syria.