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Without Section 5, Tatel concluded, the rights of minority voters would be in jeopardy.

Franco-German reconciliation, the greatest success of the postwar period in Europe, would be in jeopardy.

In that case, the 40 billion euro-plus lifeline that the country needs to remain solvent would be in jeopardy.

In the ensuing chaos and recrimination, the survival of the EU and its single market would be in jeopardy.

If there were true campaign finance reform, a lot of incumbents would be in jeopardy, which is surely one reason that so few of them support it.

If the diamond king was led and East was able to ruff, the game would be in jeopardy.

From 2,000 to 3,000 jobs in the depressed area around the dome would be in jeopardy if it was shut down.

Mr. Heywood was apparently demanding a payment of $22 million, and Ms. Gu said she believed that Guagua's life would be in jeopardy if the payment was not made.

"We are being very careful, and so is CBS that no case would be in jeopardy by what they're doing," Mr. Schmetterer said.

Mr Krajisnik arranged to spring the ex-director from jail and reportedly predicted that Mr Knezevic's life would be in jeopardy.He was right.

His statement also said the transition to democracy would be in jeopardy if "vigilante attacks, targeted threats and extremist rhetoric" were not stopped.