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Ms. Rice also said that financial aid to Afghanistan's security forces would be imperiled without an agreement.

The network's success would be imperiled if Republicans were to take the White House, Senate and House.

No administration could permit a default, the thinking has always been, if so many banks would be imperiled.

So one of Mr Edwards's arguments, that they were just trying to help a friend out of a jam in a super-rich way, would be imperiled.

Yet in the same interview, Mr. Peres warned about Israel's direction, saying that without peace with the Palestinians, its economic prowess and future would be imperiled.

But State Department officials worried that the prisoner release would be imperiled if the sanctions were announced before the swap was arranged.

This is a partnership based on mutual interests, and we would hope that it would not be imperiled by an insistence on truth.

No amount of foreign aid would prop up Israel's economy, and recent gas discoveries and its infrastructure would also be imperiled.

Cablevision said in a statement on Monday that Newsday's probity would not be imperiled.

You consistently supported trying Zacarias Moussaoui in Federal Court, based upon the quality of the case against Moussaoui, and your opinion that national security would not be imperiled in that setting.

It defines genetic information in order to make it off limits to health insurers and employers, preserving access to health-care and employment opportunities that would otherwise be imperiled by the general practice of medical underwriting; but it leaves that practice otherwise unaffected and, at the point of actual illness, removes any protection from the harsh effects of the current regime.