" Specifically, it could "imperil the President's ability to govern.
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And voting for Garland could seriously imperil many those futures.
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They are making active & aggressive decisions that imperil our elections.
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Will this imperil Mr Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court?
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White said lowered funding would "seriously imperil" the agency work.
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It would imperil hundreds of thousands of jobs at home.
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Doing so could imperil the military, the Pentagon has claimed.
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His cooperation is fueling other cases that could imperil Trump, too.
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That could imperil certain companies that don't take this into account.
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This could cripple the president's energy agenda and imperil Mexico's creditworthiness.
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Progressives and abortion rights activists fear Kavanaugh's confirmation could imperil Roe.
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The practices challenged in these cases imperil our system of government.
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The sizable opposition could further imperil her Brexit efforts, experts said.
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An indictment would further imperil Manziel's chances of playing pro football.
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This can imperil our troops overseas and threaten our strategic safety.
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A failure to do so could seriously imperil his chances going forward.
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When established parties opportunistically invite extremists into their ranks, they imperil democracy.
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Their demise would imperil our energy supply, job market and public health.
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A ruling against the university could imperil affirmative action in higher education.
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It's not clear whether the indictment will imperil Collins's re-election bid.
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Now, the boar hunters fear that increasingly strict regulations imperil their tradition.
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Sears pays rent to Seritage and a liquidation could imperil that revenue.
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Doing so can risk tipping off the bad guys and imperil investigations.
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But the sizable opposition could further imperil her Brexit efforts, experts said.
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Moderate Democrats might fear that voting to impeach would imperil their reelection.
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But they also imperil caregivers, who are often older adults as well.
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But now, she thinks, Mr. Trump's plans could again imperil her land.
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These shortages could imperil security at the embassies, the GAO report noted.
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Confirming Gorsuch would ratify a constitutional coup and imperil our constitutional democracy.
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The souring of relations between the US and Mexico may imperil passage there.
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Nor, absent a major new finding, is it likely to imperil his nomination.
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"The practices challenged in these cases imperil our system of government," Kagan said.
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Soggy lending can imperil India's economic recovery given the importance of consumer sectors.
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Any one of those three things would be enough to imperil a presidency.
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And while a modest drop-off of black votes may not imperil Mrs.
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If we allow political gamesmanship to imperil the fund, it may never be.
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A direct hit on Kauai would imperil that island's agricultural and tourism industries.
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"The practices challenged in these cases imperil our system of government," she said.
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The least we can do is stop using it to imperil their world.
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Failing to do so could imperil the unique credit-worthiness the U.S. enjoys.
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In dissent, conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch warned that such delegations imperil individual freedom.
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He would not elaborate, saying disclosing details at this stage could imperil national security.
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Eventually, though, an administration-wide scandal will imperil both a president and vice president.
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In a sour irony, some legal experts think Kavanaugh's confirmation could imperil Miller v.
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Such an attack would imperil legal terrain that's already very shaky for LGBTQ people.
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They warned that his election might imperil the United States and its democratic systems.
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The departure of Justice Anthony Kennedy from the Supreme Court could imperil Roe v.
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Known as sanctuary cities, these locales imperil public safety and directly violate federal law.
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Critics say these cuts could imperil American leadership in cutting-edge clean energy industries.
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Given the absence of a constitutional court, this stalemate could imperil democracy in Tunisia.
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And then there is the economic blowback, which could imperil Trump's 2020 reelection campaign.
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Calling for food safety standards to be abandoned would imperil the health of Americans.
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Those wins imperil Ted Cruz, who has staked his campaign on strong evangelical turnout.
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It also could imperil prior verdicts and cases that have yet to go to trial.
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If they do so routinely, on many topics, they imperil the nation, and their position.
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He observed that Mr Trump's tweets about his travel ban might imperil it in court.
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It is these statements that imperil both his presidency and his hopes for re-election.
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The bad news: a slew of factors threaten to imperil economic activity in the region.
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The setback on the healthcare bill didn't imperil McConnell's status as the Senate GOP leader.
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That sizable opposition could still imperil the parliamentary prospects of her Brexit proposal, experts said.
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So when they get where they want to be, they inevitably imperil what they've achieved.
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The dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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The news may imperil Mr. Collins's seat, in a development the party can ill afford.
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That would imperil Democratic Senate candidates in key battlegrounds like Iowa, Arizona and North Carolina.
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And the circus that would accompany the firing of Mueller could certainly imperil one vote.
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" It warns that these unforced errors might imperil the president's agenda and his "very presidency.
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Instead, they may be fearful that his bludgeon-force management style will imperil his goals.
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The European Union has already said the draft legislation would imperil the rule of law.
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That could imperil one of Mr. Trump's most far-reaching rollbacks of climate-change policies.
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Not to do so would diminish our democracy and imperil the future of our republic.
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A US exit could imperil its fight against extremism and consolidate Iranian influence in Baghdad.
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Health care costs imperil the future of the American economy and our way of life.
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But the sanctions also threatened to imperil the Russian sales operations of Western tech companies.
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That could imperil one of Mr. Trump's most far-reaching rollbacks of climate-change policies.
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A dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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It might establish a precedent for suing corporations over unregulated substances and imperil Taft's bottom line.
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Melting glaciers put it at risk of water shortages, while drought and desertification imperil its agriculture.
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Should Mr. Cameron lose the referendum, it would imperil his ability to remain as prime minister.
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The group had warned in July that higher research and development spending could imperil that goal.
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Losses in Kentucky and Oregon would not imperil her grip on the Democratic nomination, but Mrs.
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But they also knew that any major changes to the monument could likewise imperil their livelihood.
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Newspapers and television stations have learned to curb their coverage to not imperil their commercial prosperity.
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The group had warned in July that higher research and development spending could imperil the goal.
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This means above all protecting the House majority that polls show a Trump nomination could imperil.
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If the justices agree with Louisiana's claim, they could imperil the future of reproductive rights litigation.
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Many experts have said that easing measures designed to slow the outbreak would imperil public health.
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Wade, threatens to imperil the 1973 decision that established the constitutional right to have an abortion.
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Meanwhile, Johnson managed to avoid provoking a public outcry strong enough to imperil his domestic goals.
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Concerned that embracing an active approach would imperil its funding, the SETI board resisted Vakoch's efforts.
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They imperil American interests by compromising the independence of affected states and corroding their democratic governance.
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"What should really concern everyone are these leaks that imperil national security," Conway said Friday morning.
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An attempt to fire Avakov could imperil Poroshenko's slim legislative majority, and lead to early parliamentary elections.
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Some argue that leaving the EU would imperil Britain's ability to co-operate over intelligence and terrorism.
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In doing so, the consequences are grave: He'd further imperil the United States and future generations everywhere.
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In the Trump era, the divisions that imperil America's cohesion are about the definition of that freedom.
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They worry a breach in the pipeline will imperil the Missouri River, which runs near the project.
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Every day some action by the administration will bring death and destruction and will imperil the union.
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A California judge's ruling that coffee be served with a warning label for cancer could imperil that.
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Trump said Tuesday that he didn't think his feud with Corker would imperil his tax cut plan.
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In an open letter posted Thursday, 132 internet entertainers said eliminating the rules could imperil their industry.
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As much as many Americans would like to turn inward, that path will imperil the United States.
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Their insubordination threatens to sabotage Mae's ambitions, and to imperil their own bids for security and liberty.
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What's more, they say, Russia and China are developing anti-satellite weapons that could imperil American satellites.
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Facebook is changing its business model to emphasize privacy (which very well might imperil its profit engine).
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The divisions in the party do not, at this point, appear to imperil the tax-cutting effort.
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It would also imperil future generations of Americans who will inherit the disasters we cavalierly leave behind.
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But Trump may also have been bluffing; he claimed testimony from those individuals could imperil national security.
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Yet the emerging era of machine-dominated finance raises worries, any of which could imperil these benefits.
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Weakening encryption could imperil everyday digital activities like online banking and endanger people's privacy online, technologists caution.
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In the course of just two weeks, a previously unknown scandal sprawled to imperil Donald Trump's presidency.
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There, the loss of a job can swiftly imperil health care, housing, sustenance and mental well-being.
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There, the loss of a job can swiftly imperil health care, housing, sustenance and mental well-being.
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In different ways, direct and indirect, the House and Senate bills each imperil elements of that ascension.
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Those avalanches may imperil mountain climbers, but over all they don't move as much snow and ice.
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Many California Democratic consultants throw cold water on the idea that this new political moment could imperil Feinstein.
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AS A citizen, Dave Jones worries that climate change may imperil his two children, and theirs in turn.
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Hotter, more humid days imperil the productivity both of employees and equipment such as that in data centres.
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That too is fraught, since it incentivizes companies to take a broad approach that could imperil legitimate speech.
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But it could also imperil jobs, make possible new kinds of weapons—and even develop beyond human control.
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Ted Cruz told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt that Clinton's email controversy would seriously imperil her presidential aspirations.
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Sanders said she did not believe the feuds with GOP senators would imperil the push for tax reform.
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Losing it could shrink the Republican majority from 52 to 51 and imperil the tax bill's final passage.
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However, many Republicans worry that interjecting health care into the tax reform debate could imperil their tax effort.
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This same lack of judgment would also greatly imperil our national security if he were to become president.
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That opposition could imperil GOP plans to pass tax reform, one of their top agenda items for 2017.
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It is a filthy and demanding habit that will imperil your health and demean your sense of will.
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A prolonged earnings downturn could imperil Main Street's contribution to the economy if companies respond by slowing hiring.
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They wouldn't do that if they thought it was going to imperil their stability, ultimately their political stability.
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But the pledge could imperil swaths of the American economy, costing jobs in the name of saving them.
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Both were focused on how the Republican-passed health bill would imperil individuals with pre-existing medical conditions.
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But Mr. Bloomberg has taken no positions that would directly imperil the health law's pre-existing conditions protections.
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Several reports suggest that rising temperatures around the globe could imperil major winemaking regions in the coming decades.
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By embarking on the polar course Plaintiff States foresee, New T-Mobile would effectively imperil its own future.
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Many Republicans believe Trump may imperil down-ballot Republicans with his divisive rhetoric and his lackluster fundraising efforts.
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This study is further proof that such funding restrictions imperil women's health in addition to violating women's rights.
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A no-deal Brexit could seriously imperil the British economy, as well as those of its trade partners.
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Many say changes to the rule of law could imperil Hong Kong's status as a global financial center.
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More From Tonic: For men, untreated STIs are less likely to imperil fertility, but they can still do it.
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Mulvaney, the White House chief of staff, dismissed the notion that Trump's move would imperil passage of the USMCA.
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A repeal of Obamacare, then, might imperil women's access to free birth control unless a replacement continues this provision.
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On Monday, New York Fed President William Dudley said halting the rate-hiking cycle now would imperil the economy.
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In fact, the High Court's judgment may delay Brexit by a few weeks, but it does not imperil it.
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It's therefore hard to believe he would imperil the US-Russia relationship by targeting Russian troops during Syria strikes.
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Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, Indonesia's mild-mannered president, has said that he will "crush" groups that imperil pancasila.
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But the consequences will ripple beyond the region's internal politics and seriously imperil US military operations in the region.
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Both impose vast burdens on the sexual and reproductive lives of women and girls and imperil their equal citizenship.
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Even if the majority of scientists and countries follow proper protocols, a single unilateral actor could imperil human civilization.
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In a filing that made news last week, the NRA claimed that the state's actions imperil its very existence.
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A loss of faith would send the pound plunging, increase the cost of government borrowing and imperil financial stability.
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If she loses there, it would imperil her chances of winning the 270 electoral votes needed to become president.
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False analogies imperil negotiations — as witnessed by North Korea's hostile response to Bolton's statement — and might prompt strategic blunders.
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Scientists' warnings that the rise of the sea would eventually imperil the United States' coastline are no longer theoretical.
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If WeWork were to go out of business, that event might imperil its landlords ability to payback their loans.
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Blinken is worried that this disclosure of information could imperil future intelligence-sharing between the US and its allies.
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Procedural obstacles could also imperil language defunding Planned Parenthood, another top priority of conservatives who want to restrict abortion.
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What it means: For Lee, it could imperil his efforts to succeed his father as head of the company.
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It does no one any good to postpone tough decisions when a delay might imperil the company's very survival.
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And behavior that could imperil that victory can't be encouraged on the grounds that it's reciprocal and feels good.
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And intraparty fighting in Arizona could imperil Republicans' effort to maintain the seat being vacated by Senator Jeff Flake.
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Law enforcement officials have refused, saying that handing over the documents would imperil both the source's anonymity and safety.
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" And Biden suggested that nominating Sanders would imperil Democrats across the country, up and down the ballot; "If Sen.
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The more restrictive Medicaid provisions that House conservatives want would further imperil the bill's chances in the upper chamber.
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At extreme levels, it casts a haze in the sky, but PM2.5 can imperil health even on clear days.
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This means that combatants cannot use people as human shields and cannot imperil lives through indiscriminate use of firepower.
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He said Manchin and Brown were more likely to imperil the fourth-month extension of benefits they already won.
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In fact, a number of legal observers note Cohen's actions could imperil his own good standing as a lawyer.
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The plaintiffs in that case argued that the wall would violate environmental laws and imperil habitats for some animals.
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Why do we imperil our own health and global health every time a potential outbreak is on the horizon?
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Vonn's daring, uncompromising racing style, however, which has led to so much of her success, continued to imperil her.
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Ocean acidification, warming marine temperatures, mega-cyclones and a Texas-size gyre of floating trash imperil the region's marine life.
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It also may imperil U.S. facilities, with more frequent flood events at Navy and coastal Air Force bases, for example.
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It's perfectly understandable that LGBTQ people would focus on the concrete policies and protections that a Trump government might imperil.
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Both the behavior of Israel's government and opinion trends among its population imperil the country's status as a tolerant democracy.
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This case is winding through the courts — and some legal experts think this could imperil cap and trade past 2020.
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To avoid public demonstrations that might imperil the regime, the city was designed with no public squares of any size.
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And he repeated that compliance demands on small banks could be relaxed since their failure would not imperil the economy.
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Their abdication of responsibility means that a continued Republican majority in the House would eventually imperil the rule of law.
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When they perform too many autopsies, they risk making mistakes and even losing their accreditation, which can imperil their credibility.
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"I ask you to withdraw your suit from the regional courts and not imperil the environmental clean-up," Gentiloni said.
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This goes for the whole show, which leaves the impression that it could, at any moment, imperil an unsuspecting soul.
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They are aimed at reinforcing state control over worship, decreeing that no religion may imperil the stability of the state.
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Senate Republicans, including some from leadership, previously argued that the appointment of a special counsel could imperil ongoing congressional probes.
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It could also imperil Mexico's sovereign creditworthiness and make it much more expensive for both Pemex and Mexico to borrow.
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That has contributed to falling approval ratings, which may imperil his center-right party's performance in congressional elections next year.
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We urge the Senate to reject this bill and unite to develop a plan that does not imperil child health.
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Doing so, he fears, could aggravate the GOP's civil war, cost many Republicans their seats, and (presumably) imperil his speakership.
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But Mr. Wilson conceded in an interview on Monday that a defeat in Indiana would imperil Mr. Cruz's path forward.
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The GOP had worried Blankenship winning the primary would imperil its chances of defeating vulnerable Democrat Joe Manchin in November.
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Losing the sitting senator from Alabama -- Luther Strange -- would shrink that margin to one and imperil the tax cut package.
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Refugees are often nervous that signing up for work permits may imperil other aid they get from the United Nations.
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While I am open to tariffs, I'm concerned that Trump's approach will imperil reforming NAFTA to make a better deal.
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Since he'll get the blame for any slowdown that could imperil his re-election, Trump gets to crow for now.
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Rains a constant concern Rescue coordinators are warily eying the skies for further downpours, which could imperil the rescue mission.
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This is far from the last instance in which partisan entrenchment will imperil the work of the Supreme Court, though.
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But the series will probably touch on issues like climate change, overfishing, and other human behaviors that imperil our oceans.
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Members were warned Wednesday that the move would imperil the appropriations process just as it was getting off the ground.
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Missteps don't just cost you investigations; they ultimately imperil your life or the lives of fellow UCAs or case informants.
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Democrats have raised concerns about Bodine's nomination, saying her work in the private sector would imperil the agency's enforcement work.
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Their fear: Trump could imperil his presidency with a mistake before Mueller's team, and it's simply not worth the risk.
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Whether the Lieberman deal will imperil his coalition over time or allow him to reach his goal remains to be seen.
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They could become vigilant about clearing brush around homes, but all it takes is one lazy homeowner to imperil everyone else.
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If younger people are to ensure that the current generation of retirees doesn't imperil their future, they need increased political clout.
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This has sparked some anxiety in gaming circles but will not imperil Sihanoukville's larger physical casinos, according to several industry insiders.
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He can only do that if he reassures investors by reforming the country's absurdly generous pension systems, which imperil public finances.
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And with it goes the notion that forgetting the Holocaust would imperil our sense of what it means to be human.
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The student loan swamp will do everything possible to convince you that returning bankruptcy protections will imperil the entire lending system.
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It is abundantly clear that the tactics employed by the minority are designed to imperil the new administration and its agenda.
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Let us all hope and pray for the best, but indeed be prepared for unexpected events that could imperil our nation.
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Ryan has a 60-seat majority in the House—it would take a political change of seismic proportions to imperil it.
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Stocks slumped as it became more likely that failure to pass health care reform would imperil the rest of Trump's agenda.
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A loss of Internet connectivity at a state emergency management office could imperil evacuees or delay worried residents from returning home.
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The littering of the internet with phony endorsements can imperil stars' reputations and limit their ability to secure legitimate endorsement deals.
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Lawmakers who have seen the layoffs are looking to help, even as battles along partisan and regional lines imperil their efforts.
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Republicans fear that a Blankenship victory on Tuesday would imperil their chances of unseating Manchin and expanding their slim Senate majority.
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Hours earlier, a North Korean official said Bolton's remarks were indicative of an "awfully sinister move" to imperil the Kim regime.
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The rains will potentially imperil upwards of 000,2500 Rohingya refugees huddled in low-lying makeshift camps along the country's eastern border.
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That means it's unlikely Trump's approach will succeed anytime soon — and may actually imperil the relationship long after Trump is gone.
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Recent flooding and the potential for a historic drought, which the UN warned of this year, could further imperil food supplies.
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One is to apply legal principles established in a case that mostly protected immigrants to one that seeks to imperil them.
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And there were concerns that the failure of these banks could imperil the economies of the northern Italian regions they serve.
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Next, allowing the whistleblower to disclose such investigation requests would imperil investigations and violate the privacy of individuals without legal basis.
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"Medicare for All is comprehensive," he insisted, swatting away concerns that his health care plan might imperil benefits for union members.
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A lack of support from House Democrats could imperil an agreement to avoid the second partial government shutdown in a month.
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And does the rise of a new kind of citizen — let's call him or her the "paranoid citizen" — imperil our democracies?
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What's more, losing access to the federal tax credit may also imperil automakers' ability to meet state "zero emissions vehicle" targets.
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At New Mexico State University, the president, Garrey Carruthers, said that banning federal agents from campus might imperil its federal funding.
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Facebook to remove misinformation that leads to violence Tariffs imperil a hometown business in South Carolina: BMW A 20083-day workweek?
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The president is expected to sign it, setting up a confrontation with China that could imperil a long-awaited trade deal.
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The questions showed the Mueller team's hand for the first time: extensive, detailed lines of inquiry that could imperil the presidency.
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The problem is it's a short-sighted position, and could potentially imperil US-Saudi relations and global affairs in the future.
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The European Union has passed a new controversial copyright proposal experts say will ruin the open internet and imperil free speech.
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There's no precept of Muslim doctrine that would suggest being shot at with pig blood–soaked bullets would imperil one's immortal soul.
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They also highlighted three unforced errors that Avenatti is making on the campaign trail, each of which could imperil his presidential ambitions.
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But there are additional layers to these cases, layers that could imperil all workers regardless of whether or not they are LGBTQ.
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But that would imperil him (the Freedom Caucus pushed Mr Ryan's predecessor, John Boehner, into retirement) and leave lawmakers wounded and vindictive.
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If Democrats retake the Senate, a victory that seems unlikely currently, they theoretically could imperil all of Trump's future Supreme Court nominees.
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"The biggest change for the ruling coalition may be a heightened sense that Maduro&aposs leadership may imperil government stability," he said.
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Ever since the Second Intifada discredited the Israeli peace camp, however, Israelis have recoiled at major concessions that might imperil their security.
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Trump's declaration -- which marks a political shift for him and could further imperil delicate negotiations on Capitol Hill -- came shortly after Sen.
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The primary way high government debt would imperil the economy is by pushing up interest rates and crowding out private sector investment.
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The Sunni Arab states still do not seem to understand the extent to which extreme versions of Islam imperil them as well.
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About 35 red wolves remain in the wild, and environmentalists had argued that the habitat plan would imperil the species even further.
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That decline in cash flow could still imperil the corporate parent, even if it's able to protect itself from the outstanding leases.
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Brett Kavanaugh, the president's Supreme Court nominee, is facing an allegation of sexual assault that may imperil his confirmation by the Senate.
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Secondly, breaking up the U.S. tech giants could imperil America's place in the race to develop the most advanced artificial intelligence (AI).
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Governments must aggressively police that threat with their powers to stop imports of nonnative species that could imperil native wildlife and plants.
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He now cites the Navy's worries that drilling would imperil military operations in the coastal waters of his home state and others.
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In a letter released on Monday, the members said drilling in the oceans would imperil local economies based on fishing and tourism.
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Wade, the 1973 landmark decision legalizing abortion, and would imperil protections for people with pre-existing conditions under the Affordable Care Act.
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Whatever her ideological sympathies, she does not intend to let woke progressives damage members from more competitive districts and imperil her majority.
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These corrupt and dangerous actions imperil our national security and the cornerstone of our democracy by compromising the integrity of our elections.
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But testimony from individuals such as former national security adviser John Bolton, Trump claimed, could have dangerous consequences and imperil America's safety.
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The result, Mr. Berman said, would be to further imperil the financial health of places, particularly poorer ones, already struggling with flooding.
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We must end border policies that create crises, imperil the lives of refugees and other migrants, and violate U.S. and international law.
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They failed to repeal Obamacare earlier in the year because enough of them decided, ultimately, that its consequences would imperil their jobs.
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Should Republican voters remain so demoralized — and Democrats so fired up — it could imperil dozens of congressional seats that are usually safe.
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And TV and movie writers could go on strike as early as Tuesday, which would immediately imperil the late-night comedy shows.
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Investors worried that Trump's policies may imperil causes they believe in are hoping an influx of flows will help keep companies alive.
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We feel it is critical to protest the proposed policies of the incoming administration that imperil the very tenets of our democracy.
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If it fails, the thinking goes, he'll have fallen victim to a humiliating defeat that will imperil the rest of his agenda.
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It will imperil 100,000 migratory birds that alight in the area and, critics contend, cause more flooding in flood-prone eastern Mexico City.
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Yet what concerns Republicans on Capitol Hill are Trump's controversial comments, which could hurt their party down-ticket and imperil vulnerable GOP senators.
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Police unions often oppose body-worn cameras, fearing they imperil their members by giving superior officers licence to search them for punishable behaviour.
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Thirty years ago, he warned that human beings were altering the planet in such a way that we would imperil our own existence.
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Governments across the region and beyond warned that Trump's reversal of decades of American policy on Jerusalem would imperil Middle East peace efforts.
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So far, Travis has done little but hemorrhage the family's money, imperil their benefits, and leave their house in danger of imminent repossession.
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If you fail to crack the code, you could lose top talent, allow toxic attitudes to fester, or even imperil your entire business.
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The division illuminates much about modern Republicanism and the surprising bedfellows brought about when an emerging political force begins to imperil entrenched power.
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The identity of the hackers is not yet known, however the leak could imperil family members of defectors still living in the North.
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"We're selling our soul as a party for what?" asked Ms. Packer, arguing that nominating Mr. Trump could imperil Republican control of Congress.
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The measures are the most stringent on record and signal government worries that rampant household debt could imperil the economy if left unchecked.
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Republicans watched Blankenship's candidacy in horror and worried he would imperil any chance they had at defeating vulnerable Democrat Joe Manchin in November.
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They spend their savings and imperil their lives not to line their own pockets, but to fill bellies and build houses back home.
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In the past few weeks, our government announced significant actions to deter and punish Iranians who use cyberspace to imperil our national security.
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A young couple once came to mourn their pet goldfish, a Valentine's Day gift, whose sudden death was feared might imperil the relationship.
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The pardons drew immediate criticism from environmental groups and their allies, who said they would imperil the rule of law on public lands.
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He's right: State and national Democrats wasted little time in criticizing Mr. Kemp as an extremist who would imperil Georgia's business-friendly climate.
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Another slump in 2018 would imperil the party's efforts to capture the House, hold its own in the Senate and win key governorships.
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Which means that while Maduro may personally lose prestige after Wednesday's demonstrations, he'll still have the power to imperil his country even further.
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The reaction to Dr. He's work could also imperil ongoing research that is being conducted with more consideration for medical ethics and safety.
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The lawsuit also contended that such requirements would imperil the plaintiffs' health by depriving them of the only medical insurance they could afford.
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The industry that made him a billionaire contributed significantly to the circumstances that now imperil what Soros the philanthropist has tried to achieve.
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Climate change will in many ways disproportionately imperil the most vulnerable among us, particularly those who can't afford to insulate themselves against it.
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But he seemed to imperil his own candidacy in the final hours of the race after he manhandled a journalist for The Guardian.
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Mr. Carlson said he feared that a leak in the pipeline would imperil the groundwater he uses to drink and irrigate his crops.
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Weakening or rescinding this rule would increase the risks of offshore operations, put workers in harm's way and imperil marine waters and coastlines.
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She would ask visitors to wear white shirts, believing they were less likely to carry germs into the house and imperil her son.
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However, including menthol in the flavored products ban will disproportionately imperil the black community putting them at increased risk of additional over-policing.
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Because these reforms are more palatable than draconian cuts, they can easily slip beneath the radar and quietly imperil Medicaid's long-term viability.
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Mr. Trudeau said a criminal conviction would imperil jobs in Quebec because it would have barred the company from bidding on government contracts.
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A failed cover-up of a failed burglary lacks the force to alter our constitutional democracy or imperil the safety of the state.
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It's just a good way to dilute democracy, diminish the important strides #MeToo has made and imperil every future victim of sexual assault.
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DOJ has argued that requiring McGahn's testimony would imperil the ability of presidents to perform their duties and weaken the executive branch permanently.
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But purges are a growing threat that may imperil the right to vote for millions of Americans in the midterm elections in November.
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They cautioned that the policy will imperil the lives of immigrants, including many families with children, stuck in encampments and shelters in Mexico.
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Decertifying Colombia now could not only imperil tens of millions of dollars of US aid but also access to aid from international organizations.
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Such blatant confrontations carry tremendous risks for the president and could ultimately diminish his influence on Capitol Hill and imperil his legislative agenda.
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So they've been eager to showcase unity with their controversial nominee, believing that a party at war heading into November will imperil their seats.
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But an abrupt US withdrawal under a future Trump Administration could imperil an entire generation of Afghans raised on promises from the international community.
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Delay can also imperil parts of the new president's crowded legislative agenda — including the parts most valued by American business such as tax cuts.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer warned Republicans that by increasing the deficit, the tax bill would imperil other important priorities such as military spending.
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A chart from the CBO, via Vox's Dylan Matthews, tells the story: There is another stalking horse here that could imperil Trump's campaign promises.
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Environmentalist groups, however, have expressed fears that building a new capital amid swaths of forests in Borneo could imperil the habitats of endangered wildlife.
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" WashPost: "Trump tried to place blame entirely on his lawyer for felonies that his advisers and allies are increasingly concerned could imperil the president.
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"Many younger American voters, perhaps a sufficient number of them to seriously imperil Clinton's chances, have significant ideological differences with the candidate," Rensin says.
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During pregnancy, it can lead to malnutrition that can imperil the safety of their fetus and stunt the child after birth if they breastfeed.
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Some 75 percent of Canadian exports go to the United States, and any change to the trade agreement could imperil supply chains and profitability.
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Turkey's incursion into northeast Syria has tested its ties with the United States and could imperil its economy's recovery from last year's currency crisis.
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Turkey's incursion into northeast Syria has tested its ties with the United States and could imperil its economy's recovery from last year's currency crisis.
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They imperil the entire banking and insurance business model, which depend on using time to trade money today for more money in the future.
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The wave of automation is part of a larger trend that could imperil the very fabric of the labor economy in years to come.
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This may imperil other important public health programs, including efforts to reduce the risk of lead poisoning and ensure clean drinking water in communities.
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"This program would invade individual privacy and imperil freedom of expression while being ineffective and prohibitively expensive to implement and maintain," the groups wrote.
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Given that e-mail leaks can imperil governments, it seems odd that correspondents spend so little time reviewing basic work before they press send.
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A delay or recasting could imperil the momentum the movie created earlier this year, which sets the stage for "Justice League's" debut on Friday.
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President Trump, though, has resisted imposing steep penalties on Saudi Arabia for Khashoggi's death, arguing the U.S.-Saudi relationship is too important to imperil.
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And when they do they create disasters that imperil drinking water and human health, and cost hundreds of millions of dollars to clean up.
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Trump's inflammatory remarks regarding immigration could imperil his chances in a new district where these voters could be motivated to turn out against him.
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Even before this hash hit their desks, I.R.S. officials were warning about the potential for a catastrophic breakdown that could imperil our tax system.
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She gave her surname as Ramirez, but asked that her full name not be published because she did not want to imperil her case.
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More from The Journal: Some investors privately say they don't plan to sell any shares at the lower valuation, which could imperil the process.
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But for now, the uncertainty continues to imperil both the Affordable Care Act and the politicians who could be held accountable for any failure.
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Preliminary analysis found no signs of dimming, indicating there are no clouds of debris in the neighborhood of MU69 that could imperil New Horizons.
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Guaranteeing government access to secure channels would imperil the communication platforms used by the whistleblower and journalists who handled the Panama Papaers, say critics.
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And the two Trump fans, who said they could not reveal their names because it would imperil their jobs, were ready for the occasion.
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We're covering escalating rhetoric between Iran and the U.S., a legal battle around Brexit and the photo that might imperil Justin Trudeau's re-election.
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The Trump win also could imperil Trudeau's plan to impose a carbon price as part of a commitment to meet international climate change goals.
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The Beltway calculus Many Democrats in swing districts that Mr. Trump won in 2016 are concerned that a broad impeachment would imperil their seats.
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The announcement is likely to further imperil the prospects for the Trump administration's long-touted but yet to be unveiled Middle East peace plan.
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In more ordinary times, political difference was just that — a difference of opinion, or theory, or analysis, and one that need not imperil relationships.
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In a filing last month, Yahoo said its September disclosure of a giant data breach could imperil its pending $4.8 billion sale to Verizon.
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But his claim that all Chinese products should be avoided because they're likely to imperil your safety — or literally kill you — are clearly overstated.
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And now, new details are emerging that could further imperil his chances of making it through what could be a bruising Senate confirmation fight.
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Before Trump, moderate Republicans harangued their party for anti-immigrant rhetoric and hardline legislation warning it would imperil the GOP's chances in the 2016 election.
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Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil lucrative arms sales to Riyadh that could be worth $110 billion.
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Trump, however, has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh, totaling $110 billion.
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After years of burying their heads in the sand, India's authorities now worry that its "twin balance-sheet" problem will soon imperil the wider economy.
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The public message on this is that he does it for the sake of American defense contractors whose Saudi contracts he doesn't want to imperil.
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Xavier Becerra, Ellen Rosenblum and Bob Ferguson, the Democratic attorneys general of those states, said the decision threatened to imperil healthcare for millions of people.
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David Loeb, a senior research analyst at Robert W. Baird, told CNBC that a further increase from Marriott would imperil the logic of the deal.
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Polls show he retains a strong base of support in the GOP, so abandoning him risks a backlash that could imperil their own reelection bids.
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Administration officials said on Saturday that announcing or even proposing increased American assistance is a delicate diplomatic task that could further imperil Mr. Abadi's position.
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Some lawmakers are concerned that the challenges with deciding how to pay for the cuts could imperil achieving the desired benefits of tax reform. Rep.
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With 63 days left in office, Mr. Kerry dropped diplomatic niceties and harshly criticized Israel over settlements, arguing that they imperil the two-state solution.
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May's approach to Brexit, as the withdrawal is often called, would almost certainly imperil a trade deal with the United States that Britain badly wants.
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A permanent end to the subsidies could imperil the law's marketplaces in the long term and lead to even bigger price hikes in future years.
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But the strong performance also reflects investors' growing confidence that the United States government isn't going to take further actions that would imperil Russia's economy.
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It was not clear on Wednesday whether the House would go along with added exceptions, or whether the Senate committee's changes would imperil the legislation.
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The legislative skirmish could also imperil the agenda of Philip D. Murphy, the Democratic candidate for governor, who has a significant lead in the polls.
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Those results have put them as risk of missing both the September and October Democratic National Committee debates, an outcome that could imperil both campaigns.
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On Capitol Hill, Democrats tell me they fear Trump will label Sanders a communist in the November election — and that will imperil every Democrat running.
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His comments could imperil efforts to reinstate the order, which was blocked by courts, and they reflect his growing frustration with Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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And he loves his daughter, Maddie, by now away at college, but eternally available for Mr. Connelly to imperil if Harry's in need of motivation.
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In some cases, they have explained to Mr. Trump how anything that causes him to lose support from congressional Republicans could further imperil his presidency.
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The European Commission has said the planned legislation would imperil the rule of law, deepening a standoff with the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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This time, failing to adopt a budget would imperil GOP hopes for passing tax reform through special budget rules that would prevent a Democratic filibuster.
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Reid initially shared the view that putting Warren on the ticket is a bad idea because it could imperil future Democratic control of the Senate.
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The GOP leader warned that passing a privileged resolution to cut domestic nondefense spending contained in the budget deal would imperil future negotiations with Democrats.
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Historically low interest rates have fueled U.S. stock gains since the 2008 financial crisis and many investors fear that higher rates would imperil future gains.
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That could imperil the state's hosting of games in next season's men's basketball tournament, including the 2018 Final Four, which is set for San Antonio.
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And while the new levels aren't expected to significantly cull the field, they could imperil a handful of candidates who qualified for this month's debate.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada is facing harsh criticism after his former justice minister testified about a scandal that may imperil his re-election.
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All too often, they fail to detonate right away and thus become time bombs that imperil unwary civilians who pick them up, including curious children.
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Her actions could even imperil other providers, as abortion opponents could decide to use her as a cudgel to push for more restrictions on the procedure.
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Her new novel, also set in the South, focuses on two black mothers, their uneasy friendships with white women and the dangers that imperil their families.
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Perhaps there is top-secret evidence showing how hubs like Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport are immune to threats that imperil ones like Dubai International Airport.
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But McCain is sharply critical of Trump's immigration views -- and he knows full well the presumptive GOP nominee's remarks about Latinos could imperil his own reelection.
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The hope: They can generate an even louder, more aggressive groundswell of opposition, and in the process, imperil Republicans so politically that they have to compromise.
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Trump has been railing against the media over its coverage of a deepening scandal that has prompted an impeachment inquiry and could ultimately imperil his presidency.
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Other GOP leaders urged the two men to calm a quarrel that could imperil the Republican agenda on Capitol Hill and lawmakers' election chances next fall.
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It is hard to see how a map simply indicating where the crimes took place by block, or even by sectors of blocks, would imperil anyone.
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The letter argues that such a move, which could come as soon as March 22nd, would raise prices for consumers and businesses and imperil American jobs.
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President Trump's second nominee for secretary of Labor came under the microscope on Wednesday but appeared to avoid any major missteps that could imperil his confirmation.
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Conversely, if the trigger doesn't work out, it could imperil the votes of deficit hawks in the Senate even as other Republican holdouts fall in line.
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According to the report, advisers had warned the president that the withdrawal could empower Iran, a key regional foe of the US, and imperil him politically.
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We're told that we must produce a particular weapon (price tag be damned!), because if we don't, the enemy will and that will imperil us all.
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Murray hoped to sue, and asked the N.A.A.C.P. to represent her, but lawyers there felt her status as a New York resident would imperil the case.
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"The burden of onerous debt service and heightened leverage would imperil the debtors' ability to maintain the flexibility needed to withstand such downside scenarios," Cowan said.
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President Trump is considering a crackdown on imported steel that opponents warn would damage the U.S. economy, imperil major policy initiatives and threaten global trading relationships.
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He may not be a dictator, but he could usher in an era of massive repression and imperil human rights in Latin America's most populous country.
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Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh that could total $110 billion.
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The strong performance reflects the rebounding price of crude oil — and also investors' growing confidence that the U.S. won't be doing anything to imperil Russia's economy.
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The background is that Speaker Nancy Pelosi firmly opposes any impeachment push, apparently believing it could imperil Democrats representing districts Trump won and risk her majority.
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Many are left wondering when the next threat from Mr. Trump might come, and whether, like this time, it will imperil trade and their economic welfare.
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That could not only imperil the Republican hold on the governor's office but also hand Democrats a chance to win a pair of competitive House seats.
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Far from being embarrassed by all this, Judge Kavanaugh is acting like someone who knows there is virtually nothing he can do to imperil his nomination.
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Even more so than Mr. Trump, congressional Republicans imperil our system of government by reducing the rule of law to a football in a political game.
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A rival sent out a mailer reprising a local newspaper editorial on the charges, suggesting Mr. Applegate would imperil the party's chances of winning in November.
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The conflict, while not likely to imperil the free trade agreement, could at least slow its implementation, which is expected to take years, African analysts said.
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But the treacherous politics thrown up by the Kavanaugh controversy also imperil a Republican Party already in a deep hole with women voters in the midterms.
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The paper reported that his sensitivity stems from his private-sector background, when he took care to avoid the term when it could imperil his businesses.
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The allegations against Mr. Wynn raised concerns that damage to the company's reputation could imperil lucrative Wynn properties in Macau and a development project in Massachusetts.
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The irony of Sessions's departure is that Trump has removed one of his most loyal foot soldiers, which could imperil other parts of the president's agenda.
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Medicaid politics The Medicaid section in the House Republicans' Obamacare repeal bill was carefully crafted, and congressional leaders warn that disrupting it now could imperil the bill.
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But Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh that could total $110 billion.
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The Colorado River and its reservoirs — though certainly not yet low enough to imperil millions of Westerners — are gradually evaporating while the desert land grows ever drier.
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The justices could instead rule that House members from adjoining districts do not have legal standing to challenge new boundary lines that imperil their re-election prospects.
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A mix of over-regulation and Federal Reserve missteps could imperil the housing industry and the financial services companies that depend on it, according to a report.
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In addition, if it looks like revenues are going to undershoot forecasts and imperil the primary budget balance target, the government must suspend or cut discretionary spending.
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His temperament, lack of discipline and desire to get even with anyone who dares say a word of criticism could imperil each and every one of us.
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They are wary of any detente with the West which could imperil the Islamic Revolution, and hold influential positions in the judiciary, security forces and intelligence services.
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Mixing stark warnings that Mr. Trump would imperil America's security with caustic personal critiques — "I'll leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants" — Mrs.
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Even if the court confines its ruling to non-content information, it could imperil the Section 215 metadata program, which directly relies on the third party doctrine.
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It is an America that no longer leads the charge for lasting global security, but is satisfied to imperil allies and secure itself in the short run.
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EPA's press office has refused to disclose the cost of Pruitt's security or the size of his protective detail, saying doing so could imperil his personal safety.
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And in the latest installation of our Climate Fwd: newsletter, our climate team explains how droughts and heat might imperil the supply of "luxury essentials" — namely beer.
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Moreover, they eliminate the irony of a vehicle that helps imperil the planet transporting children to and from the place where they learn about our imperiled planet.
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Another letter, signed by 146 labor and immigrant-advocacy organizations, argued that no-match letters are ineffective, imperil American citizens and could overwhelm the Social Security Administration.
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Democrats facing re-election in states that Mr. Trump carried in 2016 fear that a government funding crisis, precipitated by an immigration showdown, could imperil their campaigns.
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Even before Tuesday's voting Republicans had feared that Mr. Kobach's nomination could imperil their hold on the governorship and a pair of congressional seats in November's election.
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But here's the thing: The worriers aren't taking the one step that would most plausibly imperil Sanders's nomination — encouraging voters to back former Vice President Joe Biden.
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But Obama had many supporters on Wall Street, and his advisers, notably his Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner, cautioned that cracking down too drastically would imperil the recovery.
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Some commentators in Japan expressed concern that Mr. Moon's friendlier approach to North Korea could lead to military collaboration between the two countries that might imperil Japan.
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But McConnell must do so with an eye on the 2018 congressional elections, ensuring he does not imperil the party's narrow majority in the 100-seat Senate.
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Our economic standing is too sterling and the global economy too important to imperil over the disagreements of American domestic politics — as fundamental as they may be.
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It&aposs simple to imagine that had this trend continued for quite some time, Biden could have seen his support slip further and eventually imperil his bid.
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An amendment popular with conservatives that would imperil coverage mandates for individuals with preexisting conditions could make the legislation too difficult to stomach for more centrist Republicans.
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Many swing-seat Democrats have generally gravitated toward moderate candidates in the presidential primary, for fear that the liberals will imperil their reelection in red-leaning territory.
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Pursuing a national policy that rests on a sanction-free, Bashir-led Sudan is dangerous and will likely imperil the lives of millions of people in Sudan.
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And they worried that Clinton's unconventional email arrangement had finally caught up to her and might imperil her presidential bid less than two weeks before Election Day.
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Another Netanyahu term could imperil both the chances for a two-state solution to the conflict with the Palestinians and the very survival of Israeli democracy itself.
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But health care is hardly the only issue on which the movement is divided: looming debates on tax reform, trade, foreign policy and immigration imperil conservative progress.
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Scientists have recently learned that the approach to gene editing can inadvertently wipe out and rearrange large swaths of DNA in ways that may imperil human health.
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Indeed, some even feared that an embittered Sanders would never endorse Clinton, and that his holdout could imperil her changes to defeat Donald Trump in the fall.
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The tactic could alienate moderate voters and imperil incumbent Republicans in swing states, but in the supercharged partisanship of a Supreme Court fight, he probably had no choice.
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As protests erupted in Hong Kong over the summer, Trump initially avoided harsh criticism of Xi or China, believing taking a firm line could imperil ongoing trade negotiations.
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She said she wanted to use the controversy as a discussion for how hurtful speech can "imperil marginalized communities," before chatting with a panel of prominent LGBT Americans.
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"We fear that if the House persists on pursuing this course, it could imperil tax reform," wrote the lawmakers, who were led by Representative Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania.
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Put simply: It's becoming a very real possibility that Cruz could lose reelection to a Democrat — an upset that would seriously imperil Republicans' hold on the Senate majority.
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The president has said repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh that could total $110 billion.
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The delays could therefore undermine the very statute they were meant to protect—and perhaps imperil the ACA's effort to extend coverage to tens of millions of people.
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Brazenly, many state lawmakers are ignoring these grave concerns, and are choosing instead to promote their hate-fueled agendas and imperil both schools and students along the way.
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The challenges inherent in reviving the ocean economy are not trivial, and failing to overcome them will imperil the lives and livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people.
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The delays could therefore undermine the very statute they were meant to protect — and perhaps imperil the ACA's effort to extend coverage to tens of millions of people.
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Sharif has rejected demands from opposition parties to resign, warning his ouster would destabilize the country and imperil hard-won economic gains since his poll victory in 2013.
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If Trump and McConnell are able to patch things up even temporarily, Republicans have a better chance at avoiding an embarrassing legislative shutout that could imperil their majorities.
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But Pyongyang's cyber capabilities are nothing to sneeze at — and as the WannaCry attack proved, they can imperil the lives of potentially millions without firing a single bullet.
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Three meters of sea level rise will imperil not just hundreds of millions of coastal dwellers, but vast swathes of vital economic powerhouses, and their invaluable cultural heritages.
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But he fears a future when people on Taiwan may formally move toward independence, which could imperil Kinmen because Beijing has said that would be grounds for war.
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To be sure, such a move would risk Pakistani retaliations -- such as closing down NATO supply routes and suspending intelligence sharing with Washington -- that could imperil US interests.
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Trump is trying to draw attention to the crimes that may not have happened, instead of the proven ones that imperil his presidency, while also muddying the waters.
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This travesty highlights the extent to which these litigious pirates, disguised as social reformers, imperil all businesses even as they exploit those whose grievances they pretend to redress.
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A profits downturn could not only rein in Wall Street's forecasts for earnings growth, but imperil Main Street's contribution to the economy if companies respond by slowing hiring.
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Friday's assault could imperil any chances of a potential ceasefire between the government and the extremist group for the Eid al-Adha festival in less than two weeks.
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Even more conservative justices, such as the liberal bête noire Justice Antonin Scalia, were reticent to overturn settled precedent, disrupt expectations, and imperil the legitimacy of the court.
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Should Jones win the race, it would reduce the Senate GOP majority to 51 votes and could imperil their ability to pass tax reform and other high priorities.
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Former Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota, an influential Republican strategist and fund-raiser, said Mr. Trump's nomination could imperil even the party's seemingly iron grip on the House.
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Khalifa Hifter flew home on Thursday to Benghazi and delivered a spirited televised address, seemingly dispelling for now reports that health problems could imperil his grip on power.
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President Donald Trump announced that he would sanction Turkey for detaining an American pastor — a move that could further imperil the already tense relationship between Washington and Ankara.
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While cutting fossil fuel emissions is safe and permanent, CO22020 removal methods are vulnerable to leakage, unproven at scale and often imperil the environment and vulnerable human populations.
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It was not clear if enough Democrats would oppose the deal to imperil its passage in the House, given the likely opposition from at least some fiscal conservatives.
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And it may further imperil the party's tenuous House majority and its prospects in a handful of big-state governor's races that could turn on anti-Trump energy.
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As a result, the vote Sunday did not immediately imperil the U.S. presence in Iraq, but it highlights the head winds the Trump administration faces after the strike.
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The European Union has previously argued that the draft legislation would imperil the rule of law and has launched a legal action in defense of Polish courts' independence.
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Republican lawmakers and humanitarian groups alike have criticized Trump's decision to abandon the Kurds, warning that a Turkish offensive in Syria could imperil hundreds of thousands of civilians.
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On Capitol Hill, Republicans are already confronting concerns that a stumble on the first major agenda item would imperil future efforts on tax reform and a border wall.
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Chris Coons, who defeated Republican nominee Christine O'Donnell that November, warned that a win for Harris on Thursday could similarly imperil what's now considered a safe Democratic seat.
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For Sanders to crash into this debate with a vague proposal to cancel many, many, many more is to imperil the fragile gains that have already been made.
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If the White House follows through, it could imperil US relations with Moscow and European allies in the near future — and increase tensions with China down the line.
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But a renewed round of missile launches could force the US to adjust course, as Trump has hinted that it could imperil the progress made between the two sides.
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Economists also believe that companies might be holding off hiring amid worries political scandals engulfing President Donald Trump could imperil his economic agenda, including tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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The dams, in other words, come at a high environmental cost, imperil food security and, far from increasing overall prosperity, promise to aggravate the poverty of millions of people.
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The backlash could imperil the industry's standing in the eyes of the president, who is reportedly also considering an executive order that would crack down on H-2628B visas.
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While seemingly disconnected, cardiovascular disease and climate change have more in common than at first glance — and this includes the mental traps that imperil our thinking about their solutions.
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It's the local leaders who know exactly what parts of our infrastructure is in imperil, and for years now, they have been warning about what's buried in the ground.
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The cultural biases that imperil women with heart disease are so ingrained that a woman's chance of surviving a heart attack can depend on the sex of her physician.
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But the Supreme Court's ruling on Monday in the Texas case, providing its most stout endorsement of abortion rights since 1992, could imperil a variety of these state laws.
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Losing the special election to a Democrat would imperil Republicans' already slim 52-48 majority in the Senate, which is hoping to pass a tax overhaul later this year.
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Current and former senior American officials are growing concerned that a deluge of leaks from the U.S. government will imperil some of the nation's most important intelligence-sharing relationships.
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But China likely wants to protect its trade with the U.S. while aiming not to imperil North Korea, according to Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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That move could imperil the career of Josh Brown, who was suspended for one game by the N.F.L. last week for a 2015 arrest on a domestic violence charge.
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Piyapong Klinphan last week told the Bangkok Post the order was aimed at preventing and suppressing crimes that imperil peace and public order, or that could sabotage the economy.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said on Wednesday that the government's request would force a "backdoor" that could imperil all iPhone owners, a position supported by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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The parliamentary stumble does not imperil the overall tax rewrite, but the House will now need to vote again on the tax bill after the Senate gives its approval.
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Mr. Trump told reporters that he would consider shutting down ports along the border, a decision that could imperil the transit of goods between the United States and Mexico.
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The idea is to ensure that those "systematically significant" institutions do not take on risks that imperil the larger economy, and that if they do they are broken up.
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We're talking about the fees charged by hedge funds and private equity firms to invest pension fund money — fees that enrich the wealthy but imperil workers, retirees and taxpayers.
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Physical effects of global warming—rising sea levels, drier droughts, stormier storms—imperil factories and other assets, as well as transport and energy links that knit supply chains together.
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It would, however, mean taking on an amount of debt — at least $164 billion — that Moody's last week called "staggering" and said would probably imperil Comcast's A3 credit rating.
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But as economic policy, the feisty words — quickly downgraded to a pledge to "renegotiate" terms of trade with Mexico and Canada — potentially imperil significant swaths of the American economy.
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Andrew McCabe, the former FBI No. 2 ousted earlier this year, said Monday that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's reported departure could imperil special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Protesters argued that the nearly completed pipeline, now moving ahead with the support of President Trump's administration, could imperil the drinking water supply on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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The idea is to ensure that those "systematically significant" institutions do not take on risks that imperil the larger economy, and that if they do, they are broken up.
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So they are looking out for the interests of Democrats in districts Trump won — to shield them from a hugely controversial impeachment vote that they fear could imperil their reelections.
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The cold snap could imperil some of the Monarch butterflies that flock to parts of Mexico to spend winter before migrating north into the U.S. and Canada during the summer.
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Opponents say the plan - developed within weeks of Trump signing a two-year budget deal into law - could imperil lawmakers' future willingness to negotiate spending deals with the White House.
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Some argue that this is yet another blow to women's rights since President Trump took office, while others fear the decision could imperil the health of millions of American women.
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Moderate Democrats and Republicans have come out in support of the package, aimed primarily at smaller and mid-sized banks, but analysts warned the CFPB fight could imperil that compromise.
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Even so, Sofrin described the conversation between Trump and the Russians as a small event, and said it would not imperil the relationship between the Israeli and American intelligence communities.
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Here's where things get odd: Bennu is more or less an asteroid, but also has the characteristics of a comet, shooting out dust and debris that could imperil NASA's mission.
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Some influential Republican House members are saying final language on the tax bill's treatment of those situations will disadvantage some small firms and could imperil GOP support for the plan.
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The notion that opposition might imperil these senators, risking further depletion of the Democratic caucus in the 2018 midterm elections, is the only reason progressives could live with their defections.
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The prospect of another divisive Republican primary is making many Republicans nervous that Mr. Jones could be re-elected, which would imperil the party's ability to keep its Senate majority.
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McConnell hasn't set a deadline for passing the ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill, but he has indicated concern about the debate dragging on for months, which could imperil tax reform.
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He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers.
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US President Donald Trump was told by advisers Monday that his decision to withdraw US forces from northern Syria could strengthen Iran and imperil him politically, The Washington Post reported.
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"Whatever form it takes, Brexit cannot be allowed to imperil the Good Friday Agreement, including the seamless border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland," Pelosi said in a statement.
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Republicans and outside groups are already gearing up for the potential fall-out of a Trump -- or Cruz -- nomination that could imperil down-ballot Republicans and jeopardize majorities in Congress.
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Likewise, when some adults do not access preventive and proper health care, it can imperil the health of others around them, by potentially exposing them to viruses or communicable diseases.
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We imperil the success of future generations, threaten our competitiveness on the global stage and risk further diaspora from towns and cities that are in dire need of economic turnaround.
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Many business leaders fear a disorderly exit that would weaken the West, imperil Britain's $2.5 trillion economy and undermine London's position as the only financial center to rival New York.
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I will also improve the pay for our regulators, so as to more closely to level the playing field between those who protect the public and those who imperil it.
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The demands, delivered to Congress on Sunday, could imperil a fledgling bipartisan effort to address the future of so-called Dreamers, who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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That cheers Democrats who worry that Sanders could imperil their re-election races either by becoming the nominee himself or pulling the rest of the presidential candidates to the left.
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Many business leaders fear a disorderly exit that would weaken the West, imperil Britain's $2.5 trillion economy and undermine London's position as the only financial centre to rival New York.
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Priebus argued that an independent run at the presidency would imperil the GOP's efforts to maintain its majority in the Senate, where it has several vulnerable members up for reelection.
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The 15-member Security Council voted 14-0 in favor of the measure, which states that construction and expansion of Israeli settlements imperil the viability of a two-state solution.
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His horrible lie off a pulled approach shot stood to damage his second round in the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines and imperil his chances of making the cut.
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The coronavirus not only could hit census-takers and the people they are trying to tally, but could further imperil a census already facing enormous challenges to an accurate count.
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President Trump's willful disdain for diplomacy and his lack of both organizational and political strategies to solve pressing challenges imperil America's standing in the world and make us less safe.
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When the House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to recognize the genocide in 2010, the Obama administration successfully worked to block the resolution, arguing that it would imperil US-Turkish relations.
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Earlier, May vowed to fight a challenge to her leadership of the Conservative Party, saying a change now would delay or even imperil Britain's planned divorce from the European Union.
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From pharma's perspective, the strict prescribing limits passed by or inching through state legislatures imperil the health and happiness of countless upstanding pain sufferers who'd never think to sniff their supply.
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Why it matters: Some investors are concerned that the lack of Republican unity on display will imperil policy— like tax cuts and infrastructure spending—that is especially important to corporate profits.
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Privately, they gripe that they know this president is unfit for office, but they don't want to imperil their tax agenda, judicial nominees, or reelections by actually acting on that judgment.
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The fact that we choose to leave this portion of the border unpoliced does not mean we have "open borders" in general, nor does it imperil the existence of the nation.
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French President Emmanuel Macron visited Washington last week in the hope of persuading Trump not to re-impose sanctions on Iran by a May 12 deadline and imperil the 2015 deal.
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Whether isolating a tumor and mapping its growth, or revealing diseases of the bowels or internal organs, a CT scan is much more likely to save your life than imperil it.
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Although the rule is touted as a means of protecting average investors, it is likely to imperil them by cutting off access to the one kind of advice they can access.
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Since much of the Trump agenda rests on the ability of the Republicans to pass healthcare reform, its failure would seriously dent the party's political capital and imperil other legislative actions.
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The apparent goal of the memo is to undermine Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, which could give Trump a pretext to fire him—and thus imperil Mueller's investigation, which Rosenstein oversees.
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Obama administration officials have warned any attempt to back the U.S. out of the deal will hurt the country's reputation on the national stage, and imperil the effectiveness of the deal.
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Refusing to grant the sanctions relief would imperil the nuclear agreement and potentially put the United States on a diplomatic collision course with some of its closest allies and trade partners.
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The monsoon season, which begins in earnest in about a month, will potentially imperil hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees huddled in low-lying makeshift camps along the country's eastern border.
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Aluminum comes from bauxite, which is often strip-mined, which, while not particularly dangerous to properly protected workers, is an operation that can devastate the natural landscape and imperil natural habitats.
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Angela Merkel took the oath of office for the 4th time on Tuesday, after a protracted coalition standoff that had seemed to imperil her political future was resolved earlier this month.
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"Everyone is working hard here, and we are making sure that we are not wasting any (time) here," as rains forecast for the coming week threaten to further imperil rescue attempts.
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By muscling forward with a floor vote next week, Republicans would also imperil several Senate Democrats from strongly conservative states who have opposed Judge Kavanaugh or expressed ambivalence about his nomination.
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And they argued that Iran appeared to be seeking to demonstrate it could imperil the world's oil markets, but without leaving the kind of fingerprints that could trigger American military retaliation.
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The Trump administration has proposed cutting that department's budget by nearly 20 percent, reductions that scientists say may imperil their ability to make accurate hurricane predictions and will limit climate research.
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New York (CNN Business)Since the dawn of the Trump presidency, countless experts have warned that the president's lack of credibility would imperil the country in the event of an emergency.
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And while some dismissed Monday's war of words as a media-concocted feud, others affiliated with Mr. Sanders accused Ms. Warren's team of a cynical political move to imperil his reputation.
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A former chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party, Mr. Jones said Republicans would imperil their hold on the governorship if they did not address voters' alarm about properly funding public services.
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"It only takes one person acting in an unethical manner to imperil the continuation of intercountry adoptions for an extended period," said Susan Jacobs, the department's special adviser for children's issues.
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It was a huge win for local advocates, who had spent months campaigning against the proposal, arguing it would trigger a development rush and imperil the culture of Playa del Rey.
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That would mean Republicans would be virtually gifting a deep-red Senate seat to Democrats for at least two years, a stunning development that would further imperil the Republican legislative agenda.
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At the time, critics of "stand your ground" laws responded by saying that the laws imperil the lives of people of color, like Martin, by giving anyone a defense to claim.
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They just used to believe it would be a mistake to do so — that it would be wrong, morally speaking, to massively imperil Americans' health insurance coverage via a slipshod legislative process.
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" She said that did not mean that the US "should imperil American jobs or our economy as a whole by assuming an outsized burden on behalf of the rest of the world.
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But his role grew to serve as Trump's connection to the GOP establishment, telling Republican elders that their presidential nominee would run a traditional campaign that would not imperil down-ballot candidates.
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Following the unsuccessful Occupy protests of 2014, a handful of activists have been calling for an outright breakaway from China, a move some say would imperil Hong Kong's economic and political future.
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Temer's government wants a vote postponed because it could imperil his confirmation as president by the Senate, which is expected to remove Rousseff definitively from office in an impeachment trial this month.
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Yet his role grew to serve as Trump's connection to the GOP establishment, telling Republican elders that their presidential nominee would run a traditional campaign that would not imperil down-ballot candidates.
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The killing provoked international outrage and both the administration and defense contractors have been working to prevent a backlash that could imperil what Trump has called a "tremendous order" and 500,000 jobs.
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Many businesses fear Britain could face a disorderly Brexit that would weaken the West, imperil Britain's $2.7 trillion economy and undermine London's position as the only financial center to rival New York.
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None of the presidential candidates, including the Democrats, has a plan that's bold enough to do what the science tells us must be done if we're not going to imperil future generations.
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On one side, red-state Democrats who are worried that opposing Kavanaugh could imperil their reelection chances in November, and with it the party's hope of winning the majority in the Senate.
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LEAKS WORRY ALLIES: Current and former senior American officials are growing concerned that a deluge of leaks from the U.S. government will imperil some of the nation's most important intelligence-sharing relationships.
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Lacking major accomplishments during President Donald Trump's first year, Republican lawmakers worry openly that failure to pass it would dry up campaign donations and imperil their House and Senate majorities in 2018.
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Blasey's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday could imperil a four-decade effort by American conservatives to bring a majority of the Supreme Court in line with their ideological views.
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Senate leaders are assuming that Trump will sign the legislation into law instead of risk a government shutdown or a credit crisis that could imperil the government's ability to pay its bills.
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The nation's largest cable and content companies argue that Wheeler's plan would imperil their intellectual property rights and improperly insert the FCC into licensing negotiations between content studios, programmers, and video distributors.
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A retreat from the climate movement would imperil our competitiveness as other countries seek to lead the pivot toward nonpolluting energy — and to dominate clean energy markets and the global energy conversation.
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Moreover, the movement to curb MRSA in athletics is butting heads with new behavioral trends — like some teenagers' dogged aversions to showering after games and practices — that imperil the best preventive efforts.
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But Mr. Trump understands the centrality of Riyadh in the effort to counter a rising Iran and he is rightly unwilling to allow the murder of Mr. Khashoggi to imperil that strategy.
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A.I.G. and other companies that received the label have fought to shed it, arguing that they aren't big or interconnected enough to imperil the broader financial system if they run into problems.
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If it grows 20 more miles, the crack could create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded — and, even more troubling, imperil the buttress that keeps glaciers from flowing into the ocean.
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However, firms that engage in risky, short term relationships with companies that are directed by foreign governments imperil the interests of shareholders whose investments will be undercut if proprietary information is compromised.
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The latest measures - the third set of steps in 13 months - are the most stringent on record and signal government worries that rampant household debt could imperil the economy if left unchecked.
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He also said that DOJ's objection could imperil pre-negotiated Chapter 11 bankruptcies for companies facing asbestos liability – even though Congress expressly enacted provisions in the Bankruptcy Code to enable these restructurings.
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Aides and advisers were concerned that the plan could damage diplomatic ties between the U.S. and Mexico and imperil Mexican cooperation with U.S. efforts to prevent illegal border crossings and drug trafficking.
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But this is the first time a court has demanded that "strict scrutiny" be applied to an assault weapons ban – and it may imperil the constitutionality of similar bans across the country.
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We have no reason, to my knowledge, to believe that the electromagnetic radiation from a light bulb can directly cause a severe reaction in the same way peanut can imperil an allergic person.
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The bank is a much politically softer target than the student loan program, but a fair amount of the logic behind killing the bank has implications that would imperil or limit student loans.
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The North's existing weapons, including shorter-range missiles with fission warheads, would imperil the lives of millions of South Koreans and Japanese, as well as around 300,000 Americans who live in those countries.
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If, as the new study shows, air pollution from coal-fired power plants and other sources is weakening the monsoon, it could imperil food security in a rapidly growing part of the world.
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"This program would invade individual privacy and imperil freedom of expression while being ineffective and prohibitively expensive to implement and maintain," the EFF and ACLU wrote along with 26 other groups in August.
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He'll feel pressure to do something, but renegotiating the pact will be extremely difficult and could quickly imperil the progress that's been made in US-Iranian relations in the past couple of years.
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But the legendary independent bookstore says that such a distinction could imperil its business model and prevent needed expansions in the future at their flagship location at 2200-82018 Broadway in Greenwich Village.
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But this week, the Cultural Heritage Initiative of the American Schools of Oriental Research warned that the Russian encampment, which is "in close proximity" to the archaeological site, could imperil the remaining treasures.
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Five takeaways from Labor pick's confirmation hearing: President Trump's second nominee for secretary of Labor came under the microscope on Wednesday but appeared to avoid any major missteps that could imperil his confirmation.
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Recently, NOAA — along with the Department of Commerce, which oversees NOAA, and NASA — warned that the FCC's decision to allocate spectrum in the 24 GHz band to 5G carriers will imperil weather forecasting.
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Virgin Group founder Richard Branson has warned that the executions might imperil the state's trade relations with Europe, and a crowdfunding campaign aims to help family members of the men make final visits.
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But paying truck drivers a living wage would neither imperil the economy nor cause spiraling inflation — the costs would be spread among the billions of tons of freight moved by truck each year.
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Ardent conservatives who are Mr. Trump's core backers were left wondering aloud whether the president's capitulation and failures would imperil Republicans' chances of keeping control of Congress in the midterm elections this fall.
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LONDON — The International Olympic Committee is moving toward expelling boxing's international federation, a step that could imperil one of the tent-pole events of the Summer Olympics at the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
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It cost more than a quarter of a million dollars and required consuming a five- to 27-course tasting menu every other day — an itinerary to imperil the body, if not the soul.
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Officials are now scrambling to devise ways to stimulate a baby boom, worried that a looming demographic crisis could imperil economic growth — and undercut the ruling Communist Party and its leader, Xi Jinping.
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"The impact of Kavanaugh is more of a mixed bag, further inflaming both sides, which could help him retain or even expand his Senate margin but further imperil the House," Mr. Axelrod said.
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Although some Republicans had privately discussed the idea of decertifying Mr. Moore's primary victory, many figures in the Alabama party feared that such a move would imperil the party's relationship with state voters.
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But a primary defined by gender could imperil some men: Joseph R. Biden Jr., the former vice president, has been struggling to address his role leading the 1991 Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill hearings.
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The release of the 131-page report by a special counsel to the state House Judiciary Committee is almost certain to further imperil Mr. Bentley, an avuncular physician and former Sunday school teacher.
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If Shulkin was indeed fired, Trump's decision to replace him with Wilkie instead of following VA's line of succession could imperil any decisions Wilkie makes while serving at VA in an acting capacity.
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The president warned King that holding on to such friends could imperil his administration's alliance with King, who was president of the S.C.L.C., an umbrella civil rights group that was formed in 2000.
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A victory for Marine Le Pen would probably imperil the euro, at the very least driving up safe haven currencies and creating massive capital flight from France and other countries perceived in danger.
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But he has quietly lamented to lawmakers from both parties the absence of military options against North Korea that would not imperil the lives of millions of civilians in South Korea and Japan.
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Trump has said the House's impeachment inquiry, which centers on his request for Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelinskiy to investigate Trump's political rival, Democratic former Vice President Joe Biden, could imperil the trade pact.
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Without Mr. Pompeo in the race, Republicans face an unsettled primary that includes at least one candidate, Kris Kobach, whom party leaders fear could imperil their hold on a crucial open Senate seat.
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Without him, there is now the very real possibility that former Kansas secretary of state Kris Kobach winds up as the GOP Senate nominee -- a prospect that could imperil the seat for Republicans.
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If Shulkin was indeed fired, Trump's decision to replace him with Wilkie instead of following VA's line of succession, could imperil any decisions Wilkie makes while serving at VA in an acting capacity.
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By the same token, should the West take Myanmar too strongly to task for the army's conduct, it would imperil the fragile democracy for which it and Ms Suu Kyi fought for so long.
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Content moderators, journalists, and activists often have to wade through horrific images, videos and text to do their work, a task that can imperil their mental health and lead to post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Lawmakers also said the plan - developed within weeks of Congress' passing, and Trump signing into law, a two-year budget deal - could imperil lawmakers' future willingness to negotiate spending deals with the White House.
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Why it matters: The conflict pitted two giants of the tech industry against one another, threatening to both disrupt Qualcomm's entire business model and potentially imperil Apple's ability to bring 5G to the iPhone.
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Republicans are going to war with each other over the House health care bill's cuts to Medicaid, setting up an ideological split that could imperil efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Second, the failure of the AHCA would delay, if not imperil, the Trump/GOP agenda going forward, meaning that comprehensive tax reform (and tax rate reductions) could be pushed off until 2018, or later.
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"We know that President Trump and Leader McConnell's reckless determination to imperil the well-being of millions of Americans has not gone away," said Tim Hogan, a spokesman for Our Lives on the Line.
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Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN)White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is privately offering shifting and conflicting explanations for the strikingly candid interview that could further imperil his already shaky standing inside the West Wing.
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That left Mr. Mulvaney in the awkward position of not wanting to openly defy the White House counsel, but also not wanting to imperil himself with a possible contempt citation for ignoring a subpoena.
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The loss, which shrinks Republican control of the Senate to a one-seat margin, threatens to imperil the Trump agenda and puts emphasis on the need to pass tax reform before Jones is seated.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Energized by American recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, the country's right-wing government has accelerated plans that imperil a two-state solution, solidifying Israel's power and control over Jerusalem.
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"These are immensely dangerous developments which threaten to weaken this country's moral standing in the world, imperil the planet and reverse years of slow but steady gains by marginalized or impoverished Americans," they added.
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Washington (CNN)Michael Flynn's downfall Friday exacerbated grave legal and political risks that represent the most serious threat to any administration for at least 40 years, and could eventually imperil the Trump presidency itself.
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And to find the will, we need to recognize what's at stake: The conditions that challenge us imperil the future of black boys and black families and the viability of the American dream itself.
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Only one of their members in the House, Representative Justin Amash of Michigan, has called for impeachment, and none in the Senate, where 20 would have to break with the president to imperil him.
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Over the summer, Mr. Trump publicly dangled the possibility of firing Mr. Mueller, stoking concerns among some of his advisers who believed that Mr. Trump would further imperil his presidency if he did so.
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This isn't some kind of master plan to destroy democracy so much as a series of discrete tactics, each a power grab in its own right, that add up to imperil American democracy itself.
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But a smaller, bipartisan group of influential governors still may release a statement of their own in the coming days, a move that would greatly imperil passage of a measure that is already listing.
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Neither country wants to start a nuclear war, which would imperil the entire planet, but it could start by mistake, by misunderstanding, by escalation of tensions, as it almost did during the Cold War.
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While both sides are preparing to meet in order to dial back on trade tensions, Trump's latest actions may imperil those discussions, and may bring fresh retaliation from Beijing, The WSJ reported on Sunday.
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While some hope that Trump's "America First" approach to trade will bring back manufacturing jobs, many others worry that renegotiation of existing trade deals or, even worse, outright trade wars will imperil their jobs.
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"We could imperil research into a more powerful Naloxone, a stronger and better treatment, to save lives of those who have used fentanyl analogues," said Democratic Senator Dick Durbin at a hearing in June.
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Democrats are seeking to take back control of one or both houses of Congress from Trump's Republican Party, a move that would imperil the president's legislative agenda and launch new oversight of his administration.
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That could price out the health groups from their cigarette tax campaign and imperil all other measures trying to make the ballot, including an extension of a key tax increase known as Proposition 30.
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Firms like Danhua Capital, which recently rebranded as DHVC, has become persona non grata among Silicon Valley investors, sources say, who worry that their involvement in a deal would imperil its chances at closing.
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The theft of such sensitive information would not only imperil the legislative branch employees who filed the complaints, leaving them vulnerable to retaliation and further abuse, it also poses a significant risk to national security.
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Trump's elevation of racial conflict and identity issues to text rather than subtext of the political debate calls that assumption into question in a manner that really could imperil partisan balance in an unprecedented way.
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"I believe the scandals emanating from the governor's administration imperil future federal assistance, meaning the people of Puerto Rico who have done nothing wrong could pay the price for the corruption of the few," Rep.
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The economy: As his reelection campaign kicks off, Trump likely knows that the best thing he has going for him is the state of the economy — and that a major new war would imperil that.
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Trump blew apart a G7 summit in Canada over the weekend, blasting Trudeau as "very dishonest and weak" and raising the prospect of tariffs against auto imports, a move that would imperil the Canadian economy.
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"Whatever form it takes, Brexit cannot be allowed to imperil the Good Friday Agreement, including the seamless border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland," Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, said in a statement.
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The report also details how one White House lawyer withheld from Trump the conclusions of a report that said the president could fire the FBI director, fearing that such an act would imperil the administration.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough echoed these criticisms and said that it was "politically stupid" for Democratic Party leadership to support the idea, which could backfire and imperil any 22019 presidential prospects that Sanders may still have.
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Jones would later describe the response from prospective students' parents as a "tidal wave"; at the time the post appeared, he characterized the financial threat as one that would imperil 15 to 20 faculty jobs.
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Republicans are rushing to cut ties with Senate candidate Roy Moore (R-Ala.) as fears mount that the disturbing allegations against him will tarnish the party's brand and imperil other GOP candidates running for office.
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The EPA is responsible for everything from cleaning up hazardous waste sites to making sure air and water are clean to drink, and if scientists leave the EPA in droves, it could imperil its mission.
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But Republican leaders fret that he will gravitate toward candidates who share his distinctive political priorities and anti-Washington attitude, and that nominating some of the Trump-driven candidates could imperil their control of Congress.
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In the real world the Obama team will not imperil the deal, no matter what the Iranian provocation, and the US will not risk its diplomatic and defense relations with Saudi Arabia under any circumstances.
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While Republicans in Washington have fruitlessly sought any way to exorcise Mr. Moore from the race, alarmed that he would imperil their narrow Senate majority, their nominee has all but laughed at his own party.
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But some fear the move could only imperil the Afghan troops, who have struggled in the field against the Taliban and have suffered high casualty rates, even with the current level of American support. Cmdr.
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Ending DACA — which protects undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children from deportation and allows them to live and work in the U.S. — would imperil the immigration status of about 800,000 people.
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Williams makes a point of cooking the meat of most of the game he kills, and shooting cats can even imperil the hunters' aims, if the sounds of pursuit scare away other, usually larger animals.
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Under Mr. Trump, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has singled out urban Democratic strongholds for terrorizing deportation raids under the pretext that so-called sanctuary policies imperil public safety by attracting and shielding dangerous criminal immigrants.
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By last weekend, when it became clear that he was a threat to win and imperil the party's one-seat Senate majority, Republican officials determined the moment had come for Mr. Trump to step in.
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The last best chance The unwillingness of GOP lawmakers to imperil the promise of Trump's ready signature on bills like their 2017 tax cuts goes only part of the way in explaining the current gridlock.
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But concerns over the regulations governing the practice have grown to such a magnitude that it threatens to imperil the renewal of an important surveillance law set to sunset at the end of the year.
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The pseudonymous toxicity prevalent online, more often than not thrust upon women, served to undermine, neutralize, and imperil cases of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and rape involving these artists or those in their inner circles.
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Republican leaders say that if the House makes such changes to the bill, it could imperil their ability to push the legislation through the Senate using expedited procedures that neutralize the threat of a filibuster.
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Many in Washington are expressing alarm that the transcripts of Trump's phone calls with foreign leaders were leaked to The Washington Post, warning that the action could undermine the U.S. government and imperil national security.
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Trump's descriptions of sensitive details regarding the long-planned assault by Army Delta Force commandos also provoked alarm among veterans of previous operations who worried the president's remarks could imperil future raids and intelligence gathering.
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The progressive idea here is usually that people with vastly more wealth than the common run of citizens wield vastly disproportionate political power and therefore imperil democracy and the equal worth of our basic rights.
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Macron, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, came to Washington in hopes of persuading President Donald Trump not to reimpose sanctions on Iran before a May 12 deadline and imperil the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Bevin is arguing not that Clinton will implement some policies that he disagrees with and hopes will be reversed in a future election, but that Clinton will fundamentally imperil the viability of the American republic.
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Still, many business chiefs worry that there is ample room for a breakdown in talks and a disorderly Brexit that would imperil Britain's $2.5 trillion economy by sowing chaos through the labor market and trade flows.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Rescuers in Thailand are deciding how they will rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave complex as the country's north braces for more monsoon rains that could imperil the operation.
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NAIROBI, June 3 (Reuters) - Kenya needs to urgently stamp out an upsurge of suspicious transactions in its financial sector that imperil future commercial activities and economic growth, Patrick Njoroge, the central bank governor, said on Monday.
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The Affordable Care Act survived its many, many near-death experiences because, fundamentally, Democrats believed in it, they wanted it to pass, and they thought it important enough to imperil (and ultimately sacrifice) their majority over.
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President Trump's appointment of Matthew Whitaker as Acting Attorney General not only threatens the fate of Bob Mueller's Russia probe, it may imperil everything Whitaker touches at the Department of Justice, legal experts told VICE News.
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But some Senate Democrats and liberal advocacy groups have already launched full-throated attacks on Trump's short list in its entirety, warning that a more conservative justice would imperil the abortion protections outlined in Roe v.
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As part of the same push to strengthen EU defences against dirty money, the EBA warned national supervisors on Wednesday that money-laundering shortfalls could imperil banks' financial stability, urging them to take more preventive measures.
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The most major concern is that, if a car is smart enough to drive itself in almost every setting, it might create a false sense of security that could imperil the human driver in an emergency.
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As part of the same push to strengthen EU defenses against dirty money, the EBA warned national supervisors on Wednesday that money-laundering shortfalls could imperil banks' financial stability, urging them to take more preventive measures.
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In a "State of the Race" speech at the Hinckley Institute of Politics in Salt Lake City, Romney called Trump a "phony," and warned Americans that his election could imperil the nation's economy and national defense.
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The first is the idea that our separation of powers would be offended if one branch were able to take actions that might imperil the ability of another branch to carry out its constitutionally prescribed duties.
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Still, many business chiefs worry that there is ample room for a breakdown in talks and a disorderly Brexit that would imperil Britain's $2.5 trillion economy by sowing chaos through the labour market and trade flows.
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"This does not mean, in my view, that the United States should imperil American jobs -- or our economy as a whole -- by assuming an outsized burden on behalf of the rest of the world," she continued.
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For decades, as the global warming created by human emissions caused land ice to melt and ocean water to expand, scientists warned that the accelerating rise of the sea would eventually imperil the United States' coastline.
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Even if the case seems strong, U.S. officials say the action would imperil remaining lines of communication with Moscow and create legal problems for the United States in dealing with nations that do business with Russia.
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Republicans caught off guard by the surprise move said it went beyond Trump's authority and warned it would imperil the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Free Trade Agreement that the White House is pressing Congress to approve.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) and Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) have said in public and private that Trump's nomination is likely to imperil their reelection.
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Such perceptions are one reason why publicly confronting Trump over his policies -- as Merkel has also done in recent days -- may backfire and further imperil the transatlantic alliance which is vital to French and German security.
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LE BOURGET, France — French aviation officials on Sunday called for stricter international monitoring of the mental health of pilots and for guidelines that could require doctors to report pilots whose psychological condition might imperil public safety.
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Ian Bassin, executive director of Project Democracy, argued that the president is not constitutionally permitted to hinder, delay or imperil the courts from serving as a check on the executive branch by shutting down the government.
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They might not go to work with the goal of doing so, but as their interests are aligned with the furtherance of these buck-raking schemes, a more equitable society would gravely imperil their balance sheets.
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They are not listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (Cites), a treaty meant to ensure that trade does not imperil the survival of threatened and endangered species.
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The Republican Governors Association has lobbied the White House to stay out of the primary, out of fear that a Trump endorsement would effectively seal Mr. Kobach's nomination and imperil the party's chances in the fall.
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The decision on the Canadian airplane maker, Bombardier, may imperil a deal on which Mr. Trump has broadcast conflicting intentions — the North American Free Trade Agreement, the landmark pact spanning Canada, the United States and Mexico.
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House Republican leaders privately conceded in a closed meeting Tuesday morning that they are in the midst of a full-blown fundraising crisis, which would imperil any chance they have at regaining their majority in 2020.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) have suggested broadening the 2202 reconciliation instructions to pave the way for both health care and taxes, a process that could imperil both causes, as they would have to be passed together.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The refusal of a party within Brazilian President Michel Temer's coalition in Congress to support his unpopular pension reform will not imperil the approval of the proposal, Planning Minister Dyogo Oliveira said on Tuesday.
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That could imperil the United States' ability to create good-paying jobs for future generations, relegating the country to producing food, fossil fuels and financial services, while China extends its lead as the world's largest manufacturer.
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Analyzing the current political climate, Cramer pointed out that impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump could imperil his reelection, which then begs the question of who among the Democratic presidential candidates have a chance of winning.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has thus far resisted calls to launch such proceedings over concern that an impeachment push would be dead on arrival in the Republican-controlled Senate and would imperil Democrats' 2020 election chances.
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Climate change will continue to menace shorelines, create extreme weather, and imperil agriculture and fishing — and this is, unfortunately, going to happen even if a Democrat wins the presidency this year and rejoins the Paris agreement.
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The collapse of the measure dealt Mr. Trump — a professed master dealmaker who campaigned as an agent of change — a remarkable setback in his young presidency, threatening to sap his influence and imperil his ambitious agenda.
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Asked by CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day" Friday if he was concerned that his call would imperil Democrats' chances in the general election, O'Rourke said he was not and that he's been listening to conservatives.
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Asked by CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day" Friday if he was concerned that his call would imperil Democrats' chances in the general election, O'Rourke said he was not and that he's been listening to conservatives.
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President Donald Trump's announcement of the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi revealed a slew of sensitive details about the secret military operation that could imperil future raids, special operations and intelligence, veterans fear.
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It could imperil the reputation and standing of the federal government, and produce rules and regulations that let industry act with impunity and cater to the whims of Congress members with affected businesses in their districts.
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Through their statements, blue-state and purple-state Republican senators like Burr, Wisconsin's Ron Johnson, and others are communicating concern that an indiscriminate filibuster of President Obama's nominee will imperil their jobs, and thus the Republican majority.
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If you have kidney disease, or heart problems, and some drug gets through that happens to be bad for kidneys or the heart, sensitive people could actually have a reaction to that that could imperil their health.
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U.N. Rapporteur Diego Garcia-Sayan, who looks into threats to the independence of judges and lawyers worldwide, warned recently that Sereno&aposs expulsion from the court is an attack on judicial independence that could imperil Philippine democracy.
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Many business leaders — in Britain and the EU — now fear a disorderly exit that would imperil Britain's $2.5 trillion economy, shock global financial markets and undermine London's position as the only financial center to rival New York.
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Trump believes that, as the crossroads of the world's religions, a unified Jerusalem must remain open to all worshipers, and the reality is that any threat to Israel's rule over the city would imperil that free access.
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But businesses and richer countries also face significant threats as worsening heatwaves, cyclones, wildfires, floods and other hazards imperil food and water supplies, and could lead to more deaths, said former U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
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However, "the proposed austerity measures could still prompt a public backlash as they imperil the social contract ... between the monarchy and the Saudi citizenry, which has helped to underpin stability in the Kingdom for decades," argues Croft.
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"While global imbalances like uneven growth, wealth inequality, and environmental degradation have generally raised living standards, unsustainable growth now puts future living standards at risk, and can imperil the welfare of the generations to come," it continues.
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But making good on his promise of unity will be difficult as the BJP campaign was often divisive, and India's Muslim minority has expressed fears that policies aimed at pleasing the Hindu majority could imperil their livelihoods.
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Articles in respectable publications written by professors at elite universities are warning us to be on guard, that a Trump presidency could imperil democracy-as-we-know-it and may very well spell doom for American civilization.
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At the same time, the most popular teams cannot just heedlessly fill all of their open dates with marquee matchups, lest they risk a loss — and a drop in the rankings — that could imperil their playoff hopes.
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But Trump's recklessness in nominating Kavanaugh has imperiled what would unquestionably be his most important achievement as president—ensuring a conservative majority on the Supreme Court for a generation—which can only imperil his support among conservatives.
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"It would stop all future oil licenses awarded off Norway and would imperil hundreds of thousands of jobs," he said, adding that the case is based on an expansive and political interpretation of the constitution's article 112.
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That's made it difficult for Democrats to win red districts, and it could imperil their chances of retaking the House next year even as President Trump's low approval rating promises the chance for a Democratic House takeover.
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The tariffs — and a public and personal rift between Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after the Group of Seven summit in Canada — are threatening to imperil a deal that all three nations insist it wants.
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Despite his reclusiveness, he made news a decade ago when he opposed the development of coal and gas fields on his Montana ranch by companies that held drilling leases because it would imperil the property's water supply.
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House Democrats have dropped their bid to include key provisions regulating PFAS in the annual defense bill, according to two sources familiar with the negotiations — a move that could imperil the bill's chances in the lower chamber.
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But a congressional aide said the move could imperil the bill's chances in the House, where 68 members said in October that they would vote against the defense bill if it did not include strong PFAS provisions.
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Republican senators spent much of the day Monday assessing whether Ford's allegation, first detailed by The Washington Post, would imperil Kavanaugh's ability to gain a majority of votes on the Judiciary Committee or in the full Senate.
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According to the National Audubon Society, habitats that are shifting and shrinking as a result of climate change will imperil half of all North American bird species, 145 of them living in or migrating through New York.
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But fires could imperil its ability to fight climate change, the study found, to the point that the forest actually could begin contributing more planet-warming gases to the air than it absorbs by 2050 -- or sooner.
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" It offers an obvious reason for leaving out the details, declaring that including "the precise bases for its assessments" would "reveal sensitive sources or methods and imperil the ability to collect critical foreign intelligence in the future.
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From the cause of the breach itself—ultimately found to be easily avoidable—to the way in which Equifax continued to imperil its consumers after-the-fact, there's no denying this was a cybersecurity catastrophe of epic proportions.
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In their lawsuit, the attorneys general for Arizona, Oklahoma, Nevada and Texas argued that the move would violate US law and imperil US national security—spurious claims that have been debunked by US officials and tech policy experts.
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A technical glitch has reportedly left thousands of December American Airlines flights without scheduled pilots — a mistake that, if left unsolved, could imperil the status of thousands of flights during one of the year's busiest holiday travel periods.
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If we pass 1.5, new weather extremes will gravely imperil countries like the Maldives and the Marshall Islands as well as large, populated low-lying territories in Bangladesh, Vietnam and Egypt, with sure-fire submergence under rising seas.
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Image 2 of 2 MANILA, Philippines – A U.N. expert says the unprecedented expulsion of the Philippine chief justice after she was lambasted by the president is an attack on judicial independence that could imperil the country&aposs democracy.
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Acknowledging that Britain's sudden withdrawal in the late 1960s could imperil the very survival of the new republic, Britain thus agreed to give £50m (about £850m, or $1.1bn, in today's money) in aid to Singapore over five years.
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The results of this can be devastating: Women continue to be laid off before giving birth, are asked to do jobs that imperil their babies and bodies, or face demotions because of their choice to have a child.
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Put on the spot by reporters in September 2017, he insisted that there are military options that would not imperil Seoul, the South Korean capital, though its 10m inhabitants live within range of the North's artillery and missiles.
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The government said it was seeking the company's help in just this one case, but Apple said that creating a workaround for one iPhone's encryption would set a "dangerous" precedent and imperil the security of all iPhone users.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Russian Olympic medalist Alexander Krushelnitsky has denied taking a banned substance in a suspected doping case that has rocked the Pyeongchang Winter Games and could imperil Russia's efforts to regain its full Olympic status.
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Advocates for the TPP pact argue that ditching the deal will compromise the nation's leadership position in the Asia-Pacific and potentially imperil relationships with key allies while China moves quickly to fill the economic and geopolitical void.
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If conservatives help enact this or any other bill that leaves ObamaCare's central architecture in place, they will take responsibility for the ongoing harm it causes, squander their one best shot at repeal and imperil other conservative priorities.
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Campaigners fear coal from the mine will boost global warming and climate change while the massive seafloor dredging required to accommodate hundreds of ships in its location near the Great Barrier Reef may imperil the famed tourist attraction.
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But while the ACA proposals are critically important as they may immediately imperil the health insurance of over 18 million Americans, there is a potentially greater threat to the health and wellbeing of over 80 million of Americans.
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Those weather-related disasters appear to be shifting public views about climate change as people see the connection between warmer temperatures and things that imperil their personal well-being — rising seas, devastating floods, damaging storms and horrific wildfires.
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But some also are beginning to speak out about how allowing Pelosi to remain in charge of the caucus could reduce the size of a Democratic wave in November or worse, imperil their ability to win the majority.
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Why it matters: The briefings set up a trial at which AT&T will claim the Justice Department's case is built on shoddy ground and the agency will say the merger would imperil American consumers and the marketplace.
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New FCC Chairman Ajit Pai needs to be confirmed to a second term this year in order to stay in the job, but Republicans won't imperil the FCC majority by moving his re-nomination along with a Democrat.
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His replacement by a conservative justice — something Mr. Trump has vowed to his supporters — could imperil a variety of landmark Supreme Court precedents on social issues where Justice Kennedy frequently sided with his liberal colleagues, particularly on abortion.
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But Republicans acknowledge that, in pushing Judge Kavanaugh forward, they will only further imperil their House majority, which depends in part on a series of suburban districts filled with voters already enraged about Mr. Trump's treatment of women.
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The decision to go after O'Rourke, whose spokesman didn't respond to a request for comment, reflects a fear that he would mobilize the millennial and suburban voters who powered the Democratic 2018 House takeover and imperil Trump's reelection.
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The European Commission, the EU executive, says the legislation would imperil the rule of law in Poland and has launched legal steps against Warsaw over earlier reforms of the judiciary to try to preserve the independence of courts.
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A Russian Olympic medallist has left the Pyeongchang Winter Games on suspicion of doping, a team official said on Monday, in a scandal that has shocked his teammates and could imperil Russia's efforts to regain full Olympic status.
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Private Colleges Suggest New York's Free Tuition Plan Limits Choices Some are worried that the governor's proposal to make state college tuition free could imperil the finances of small colleges that recruit students mainly from New York State.
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It has the potential to provoke protests that could imperil the lives of Israelis and Americans, interfere with Israel's critical and growing strategic and economic cooperation with its Arab neighbors, destabilize Jordan and undermine Israeli-Palestinian security ties.
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WARSAW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Poland's lower house of parliament approved the latest reform of the judiciary on Friday, despite the European Commission calling it to hold off adopting a law which it says would imperil the rule of law.
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If he walks away from that promise, he will hobble his presidency and imperil his re-election — and that of many Republican congressmen and senators — more thoroughly than the best-laid plans of the most anti-Trump Democrats.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Russian athletes and sports officials voiced disbelief on Monday that one of their Winter Games medalists was being investigated for suspected doping, a scandal that could imperil Russia's efforts to regain full Olympic status.
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Reality check: If Trump intends to aggressively pursue Hezbollah's pocketbook, he will need to make hard decisions that could imperil Lebanon's fragile political and financial stability, reversing a policy that prioritized containing the fallout from the war in Syria.
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If we were to fulsomely expose it in such a way that would be completely persuasive to everyone, we can just kiss that off," Clapper said, adding, "That will imperil our ability to provide such intelligence in the future.
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This adds an extra layer of absurdity to a comical flaw on the website of a government agency that spends much of its time trying to convince tech companies to purposefully weaken encryption standards, and thus imperil US consumers.
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As these possible, and in some cases probable, consequences can impact not only an individual's privacy, but imperil their safety, leaving exposed users who have not demonstrated a clear appreciation and understanding of the implications may be considered reckless.
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White House aides arguing against the new tariff threat said the move would upset financial markets and possibly imperil passage of a U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal that is a top administration priority, the Post said, citing the officials.
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Trump has hedged his criticism of Saudi leaders over Khashoggi, insisting he does not want to imperil a "tremendous order" of $110 billion of weapons he says will support 500,000 U.S. jobs - figures that experts say are highly exaggerated.
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Mrs Clinton scolded Mr Trump for being "very loose in his talk" about when nuclear weapons should be used, and for saying that as president he would order the use of torture, which she said would imperil Americans worldwide.
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We believe strongly that abandoning this highly productive trade agreement would be catastrophic for state economies and would imperil the tremendous progress that has been made in forging relationships between American exporters and new markets in Canada and Mexico.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is calling for the death penalty against the man charged with mowing down pedestrians and bikers in New York City, raising the question of whether his rhetoric could imperil prosecutors' efforts in the case.
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Inclined as he is to vent on Twitter and in calls to friendly TV hosts, Trump is certainly tempted to answer now and at length, even though it could imperil his future and that of the people around him.
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The U.N. envoy for Libya warned Tuesday that the oil-rich nation "is on the verge of descending into a civil war" that could divide the country and imperil the security of its neighbors and the wider Mediterranean region.
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The rule could deter millions of noncitizens — even those who were not technically subject to its provisions — from using programs like Medicaid, WIC and SNAP or from seeking medical care of any kind, lest they imperil their immigration status.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has told companies planning to go public in January to delay their plans, and the shutdown could imperil or at least put off high-profile IPOs from companies such as Uber, Lyft, and Pinterest.
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Tom Ingram, a Republican strategist and a longtime friend of Mr. Corker's, argued that Republicans could imperil the seat and their one-seat majority if they do not rally around an incumbent who has already won the state twice.
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There is no past evidence that large, dominant companies imperil democracy; AT&T and IBM had de facto monopolies in the 1960s and 1970s over telephony and computers when democracy in the United States was becoming ever more inclusive.
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Both of those laws remain in effect, despite claims by the Trump administration that they imperil the safety of the public by preventing federal authorities from detaining dangerous undocumented immigrants after they are released from state or local custody.
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These companies are blazing the trail for orbital internet — a business that Amazon and Apple are also pursuing — and upsetting astronomers, who fear that large constellations of internet satellites will imperil scientific study of the solar system and stars.
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He has long been critical of the landmark nuclear deal negotiated in part by the Obama administration, taking steps last year to imperil it without yet making good on his campaign promise to remove the U.S. from it entirely.
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Delisting the bear, or Ursus arctos horribilis, is opposed by a number of conservation groups and Native American tribes that say climate change has cast the Yellowstone region into ecological uncertainty and could imperil the bear in the future.
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Democratic lawmakers and other supporters of the Iran deal have argued for months that Trump scrapping the nuclear accord could imperil any diplomatic effort with North Korea by showing the United States cannot be trusted to keep its deals.
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The Western envoys said the impact of expelling the groups would be "significant", and warned that it would imperil some of development goals championed by Khan, who was elected in July on a populist platform to help the poor.
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If Trump is found to have pressured Ukraine to give him dirt on the Biden family, however, while using national security funds as a bargaining chip, the fallout could imperil his administration as he heads into 2020 election season.
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In appealing to the Supreme Court, Boise said the 9th Circuit's "far-reaching and catastrophic" decision will undercut the ability of municipalities to maintain health and safety and imperil other laws such as those against public defecation and urination.
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Democratic lawmakers and other supporters of the Iran deal have argued for months that Trump scrapping the nuclear accord could imperil any diplomatic effort with North Korea by showing the United States cannot be trusted to keep its deals.
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Ongoing work in the same vein as the now-defunct commission has the potential to imperil the privacy and security of state voter data while diverting attention and funding away from the real and pressing challenges our elections face.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto's approval ratings are near single digits, and further delays in clarifying the future of Nafta could imperil not only growth, but also employment at a time when the government can least afford to lose support.
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Read more: Prison is going to make Paul Manafort much easier to flip, prosecutors say But when the judge responded with an order that Manafort be moved closer, his lawyers reversed course, saying moving him would imperil his safety.
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But the assistant teacher said that, because Ms. Nicholls had made it clear that Ms. Dial was a favorite of hers, she did not think raising her concerns would have any effect other than to possibly imperil her own job.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A former top aide to Nicolas Sarkozy was placed under judicial investigation on Tuesday over opinion polls paid for with public funds - one of several alleged scandals that could imperil the French ex-president's hopes of a political comeback.
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Mr Xi's waging of the longest and most intense campaign against graft since the party came to power in 1949 is partly (as he admits) a sign of fear that anger over widespread and egregious corruption might imperil the party's rule.
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The US sending more munitions to Saudi Arabia and the UAE likely won't do much to tip the scales of the fight — but could imperil the lives of millions of people in Yemen already suffering from wounds, famine, and disease.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should only as a last resort adjust interest rates to deal with financial instabilities thought to imperil the U.S. economy, and instead rely primarily on regulations and supervision, a top Fed official said on Saturday.
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The world must ensure "the push for economic development through exports of food and clothing does not imperil current and future generations' access to water", said WaterAid UK Chief Executive Tim Wainwright ahead of World Water Day on March 22.
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Turkey's incursion into northeast Syria has further tested its ties with the United States and could imperil its economy's recovery from recession, which was sparked by a crisis that chopped nearly 30% off the value of the lira last year.
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But if he ends up behind any of the governors in the race, possibly John Kasich or Jeb Bush, it could imperil Rubio's case that he's the lone candidate who can win the GOP nomination not named Trump or Ted Cruz.
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On the other hand, higher U.S. yields and a stronger dollar could imperil domestic growth, as well as making it more expensive for borrowers in emerging markets who have loaded up on trillions of dollars of debt to service that debt.
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With no deal, Britain would face a disorderly Brexit that many investors fear would imperil Britain's $2.7 trillion economy, disrupt trade across the world's biggest trading bloc and undermine London's position as the only financial centre to rival New York.
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Mr. Trump's unpopularity, which has already undermined the party's grip on the Senate, now threatens to imperil Republican lawmakers even in traditionally conservative districts, according to strategists and officials in both parties involved in the fight for control of the House.
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At the same time, more violent hurricanes and other tropical storms passing over the ever-warming waters of the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico could imperil the continuing operation of offshore rigs there (and in other similarly storm-prone drilling areas).
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Editorial Before adjourning for the summer, lawmakers in Congress found time to pass several bills that could imperil one of the most significant global security achievements in many years: the year-old nuclear deal that President Obama struck with Iran.
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Mr. Ryan and other Republican leaders fear that Mr. Trump's flagging campaign will imperil their majorities in the House and Senate, and Mr. Trump can ill afford more prominent rejections when he is trying to rally reluctant Republican voters behind him.
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The fact is, his father's statement may imperil him: Trump Jr. could face perjury charges if he is shown to have lied to a Congressional committee about his intentions for the meeting and particularly his understanding of who would be there.
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On Monday, The Washington Post reported that a group of House Republicans had drafted articles of impeachment for the deputy attorney general, a "last resort" document, one of its authors said, that could imperil special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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"The OPEC producers are close to being capped out, and the ones that do have significant spare capacity continue to face security problems that will likely imperil any ramp-up plans in the near term," RBC wrote in a note.
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Many businesses fear Britain could face a disorderly Brexit that would weaken the West, disrupt the peace in Northern Ireland, imperil Britain's $2.7 trillion (£1.94 trillion) economy and undermine London's position as the only financial centre to rival New York.
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The last of the founding fathers beseeched Americans to cherish and perpetuate their union, but the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions along with Madison's unwillingness to call for the abolition of slavery would continue to imperil the republic he so treasured.
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Mr. Orowitz was worried that new competition from across Pennsylvania Avenue could imperil the business prospects of the Trump hotel, and he asked the aide for assistance in restricting what could be built on the F.B.I. site, the aide said.
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Mr. Kushner, along with Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and Robert Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's top trade negotiator, has warned the move would imperil the president's other priorities, like passage of a revised North American trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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UNITED NATIONS — North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations held a rare news conference on Tuesday to warn the United States that its seizure of a North Korean cargo ship could imperil any future disarmament negotiations between the two countries.
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Republicans are pushing back hard; Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of the North Carolina Republican Party, told donors Monday night that if Democrats were able to upend Mr. Harris's apparent victory, it could imperil President Trump's prospects in the state in 2020.
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As long as reputation is a currency that can imperil or ensure your survival, and women's bodies are where that currency is supposedly stored, thousands of Pakistani men and women will continue to die in the name of so-called honor.
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There are also fears that a failure of one of these companies could imperil the survival of the overseas enterprises they own, so this is also part of an effort to avoid damage to China's reputation, The Financial Times reported.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday stopped just short of endorsing legislation that would punish violent crackdowns against pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong, a plan that could imperil trade with both the Hong Kong government and China.
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Ms. Tolentino concedes that taking steps to avoid situations that imperil your marriage is wise, but argues that avoiding "all women as a group and as a rule because of the abstract possibility of sexual temptation" debases an entire gender.
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The European Commission has said the legislation would imperil the rule of law, deepening a standoff with the governing Law and Justice party in which the EU executive launched legal action in 2019 to try to preserve Polish courts' independence.
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After the initial nervousness about the unrest, things are looking up again in the financial markets, partly aided by hopes that Beijing would not take any step that would imperil the prospects of its only offshore financial center, analysts said.
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Alabama Republican special election nominee Roy Moore on Friday adamantly denied the allegations of sexual misconduct with a 2900-year-old girl in 220006 as the Senate hopeful tries to weather a firestorm of criticism that could imperil his candidacy.
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A defeat here in Stoke-on-Trent Central or Copeland could imperil Mr. Corbyn's standing and add further weight to the argument that Labour as currently constituted is incapable of acting as an opposition party, let alone winning a national election.
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The GOP leader is saying very little to his members about either his mood or his own view of a political threat that could imperil not just Trump but his Senate majority, according to interviews with nearly a dozen senators.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, asked about her colleague Neel Kashkari's push at the Minneapolis Fed to possibly break up risky banks before they again imperil the economy, said his effort aims to bring more analysis to the lingering issue.
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Other more conservative members -- more than 20 of whom won districts Trump won in 2016 -- are deeply sensitive to how impeachment could imperil their next elections where focus on kitchen table issues like health care and government catapulted them to Washington.
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An embargo would unquestionably imperil Western economies, but Johnson and his aides had a more specific reason to worry: Military operations in Vietnam depended on the flow of oil — as much as 19703,000 barrels a day — from the Middle East.
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Dozens of House Republicans on Wednesday stormed the secure facility inside the Capitol where impeachment investigators have been deposing witnesses, forcing a delay to the proceedings on the heels of damning new revelations that could further imperil President Donald Trump.
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Macron, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, visited Washington last week in the hope of persuading Trump not to reimpose sanctions on Iran before a May 12 deadline and imperil the 2015 deal but the White House has sounded unconvinced.
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Mr. Bush and Mr. Christie found common cause in warning moderate New Hampshire voters and victory-minded Republicans across the country that Mr. Rubio's opposition to abortion in the cases of rape and incest would imperil his prospects as the party's nominee.
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In his 2010 book The Death of the West: How Dying Populations and Immigrant Invasions Imperil Our Country and Civilization, Patrick Buchanan made the precise same point Trump is making, albeit in a clearer way: Alliances are entered into to strengthen nations.
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Here's AnnaMaria Andriotis and Peter Rudegeair from The Wall Street Journal: Major defections could imperil Libra, Facebook's attempt to persuade consumers to swap their national currencies for a digital coin that could be used to pay for goods and services on the internet.
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Richard NealRichard Edmund NealSaagar Enjeti: Corporatism does not know any party US Supreme Court readies for Trump Democrats' clashes with Trump must not imperil trade with Mexico and Canada MORE (D-Mass.) for the Internal Revenue Service to give him Trump's tax returns.
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"Our financial institutions are connected in order to facilitate global commerce, but cyber criminals - whether independent or state-sponsored - imperil this international system in a way few threats have," the senators, headed by Gary Peters of Michigan, wrote in the letter to Obama.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's plan to eventually shed some of its $4.5 trillion in mortgage-backed and Treasury-backed securities will not imperil the stability and debt of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a top Fed policymaker said on Friday.
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U.S. officials have said Saudi Arabia, a major oil supplier, plays an important part in countering what they see as Iran's malign role in the region, and Trump has repeatedly said he does not want to imperil U.S. arms sales to the kingdom.
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But as Kliff also found, Obamacare beneficiaries rationalized their voting for Trump by assuming that his election wouldn't actually imperil their health care: Many expressed frustration that Obamacare plans cost way too much, that premiums and deductibles had spiraled out of control.
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It's because Trump shambled into a particular tax-cutting strategy that is likely too useless to pass a Republican Congress, and that in turn will set back (and perhaps imperil) a classic, Bush-style 10-year income tax cut for the rich.
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That rule did not encumber the GOP's failed effort to repeal and replace Obamacare -- but, Trump said, it blocks larger health care changes, such as allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, and could imperil the rest of his legislative agenda.
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Efforts to use federal funding to finance private school education for military families could imperil the annual defense policy bill, Democratic members of the House Armed Services and the Education and the Workforce committees cautioned in a letter to those committees' chairs Tuesday.
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Judge Kavanaugh has gone beyond his clear proclivity for being an activist judge out of line with the rest of the country—he has revealed himself to beholden to another branch of the government and would imperil our Constitution's delicate balance of powers.
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Tweaking more than two dozen districts, Mr Grofman proposed boundaries that could, in November, imperil two Republicans who were partly responsible for the old map: the House speaker, M. Kirkland Cox, and S. Chris Jones, the chairman of the budget-writing Appropriations Committee.
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Could imperil Trump's support on Capitol Hill One Republican congressman predicted that Trump's criticisms would backfire and harm the nominee rather than Ryan, given the speaker's support among House Republicans, many of whom are lukewarm about backing the controversial real estate mogul.
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PHOENIX — Republicans in Western states fear that Donald J. Trump could imperil their party for years to come in the country's fastest-growing region as he repels a generation of Hispanics, Asians and younger voters who have been altering the electoral map.
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Even then, before the Trump candidacy had attained the fervor it would eventually acquire, there was reason to speculate whether his political volatility would imperil his business interests, and what it would mean for the city's partnership with him if it did.
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Anticipating this strategy from the right, Democratic candidates are increasingly opposing her as speaker or refusing to take a stand as an act of political inoculation — a trend that even her allies acknowledge could ultimately imperil her grip on the Democratic caucus.
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If Republican leaders find the political courage to stand up to a popular demagogue and his movement, they will help avert a dangerous spiral that could imperil our democracy — and they might even find a new basis for a re-founded Republican Party.
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With a huge share of Africa's population reaching sexual maturity in the next four years, the virus could again imperil much of the continent if fewer people are treated, said Brian Honermann, deputy director at amfAR, a foundation that invests in AIDS research.
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Trump, who had loudly advocated for Obamacare repeal, several days ago appeared to suggest on Twitter that the repeal effort was dead, and that Republicans in Congress should not imperil his proposal for tax reform by spending any more time on repeal.
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That's because it could imperil U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, which has traditionally drawn support from both sides of the aisle, not least because it is so essential to that country's efforts to defend against and push back on Russia's territorial aggression.
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The law designated undeveloped wetlands and coastal barrier islands along the Eastern Seaboard, the Gulf Coast and the Great Lakes as zones where the federal government could no longer extend any subsidies to aid development that could imperil these biologically rich ecosystems.
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"This is a ban on almost all abortions, and if the court does not block it, it will imperil the freedoms and health of Ohio women," Freda Levenson, legal director of the ACLU of Ohio, said of the law set to take effect July 10.
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" Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, who made a much lauded film about the former champion, said the "pardon reminds us of a racist past and how even today racist remarks and coded words are used to imperil African Americans and to advance an Un-American agenda.
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The party has criticized not only GOP efforts that could imperil the popular coverage for pre-existing conditions, but also contended that Republicans could trim Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid benefits to make up for budget deficits generated by their tax cuts passed last year.
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But WildEarth Guardians argued in one of two separate lawsuits filed by environmental groups in U.S. District Court in Arizona that the plan would further imperil the smallest and rarest subspecies of the gray wolf that roams parts of the U.S. West and Midwest.
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Against that backdrop, it's no surprise that when liberal intellectuals argue the press' coverage of Trump and Clinton is out of whack, in ways that imperil the democracy itself, members of the media don't see a world-historical blindspot that must be urgently corrected.
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What concerns him is that heavy borrowing from China among the region's countries could imperil their already weak economies – and more than half the $9.4 billion in Chinese investments in the region in 2016 and 2017 went to the non-EU countries of this group.
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A loss by Mr Sanders in New York would imperil his prospects of winning the nomination and make strong showings in upcoming contests in states like Connecticut (where he trails narrowly) and California (home to 475 delegates) make-or-break for his White House aspirations.
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Donald Trump's expected dismantlement of a deal that the Obama administration never convinced Congress to ratify as a treaty — which would have made it more permanent — did not cause this fractious relationship and it didn't imperil the possibility of lasting peace between our two nations.
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The notion that we should prevent transgender people from using bathrooms that match their gender identity — and that allowing them to do so would imperil children — is a tempest in a toilet, one of the more ludicrous political causes to gain currency in a while.
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We especially call upon the senators from the eleven states in which at least 40 percent of people with disabilities rely on Medicaid for health insurance to vote no on any legislation that would imperil the economic stability and family security of their blind constituents.
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Donald J. Trump's intensifying battle with his own party is tearing open the nation's political map, pulling Republicans across the country into a self-destructive feud that could imperil dozens of lawmakers in Congress and potentially throw conservative-leaning states into Hillary Clinton's column.
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"Our financial institutions are connected in order to facilitate global commerce, but cyber criminals - whether independent or state-sponsored - imperil this international system in a way few threats have," the Democratic senators, headed by Gary Peters of Michigan, wrote in the letter to Obama.
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Not because they love Trump personally, but because they love the mainstays of the Republican Party domestic agenda — regressive tax cuts, business-friendly regulation — so much that they don't want to imperil it by challenging Trump's personal corruption or erosion of the rule of law.
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Furthermore, NASA's Wallops Flight Facility, which supports a growing commercial space industry, has expressed similar concerns that oil and gas development in adjacent Atlantic waters could imperil future launches including resupply missions to the International Space Station and other future commercial space flight activities.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, an organization also created by Dodd-Frank that is led by the Treasury secretary, can veto any rule established by the consumer bureau if it has a two-thirds majority and if the rule would imperil the financial system.
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While Republican congressional leaders originally hoped that repealing the health law — and its taxes — would help make their tax overhaul easier, most have decided that injecting the toxic politics of health care into the tax effort could imperil their chances of getting a bill passed.
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Women with severe health issues who've been advised to self-isolate say they're being forced to choose between risking their health by leaving their house and continuing with an unwanted pregnancy that could imperil their health, according to the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS).
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Nevada Democrats, lead by operatives with ties to former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, have worked for weeks to ensure the caucus goes smoothly, worried that a poor showing could imperil the state's first in the west status and further undermine the entire nomination process.
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Mr. Sanders, the leading progressive in the field, is increasingly linking his populist platform to an argument that he can peel away disaffected voters from Mr. Trump while a more moderate candidate like former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. could imperil that effort.
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If, in fact, they contain compromising content, they could imperil the presidency, giving Omarosa the unique distinction of being the person who was there as Trump began his rise to the presidency and the person front and center as his presidency spiraled out of control.
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After claiming that Mr. Buttigieg had a light résumé that could imperil Democrats' hopes of defeating Mr. Trump, and stating that "this guy's not a Barack Obama," Mr. Biden on Monday shifted his attention back to an opponent he's more at ease attacking: Mr. Trump.
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The N.C.A.A., which has a membership of about 1,100 colleges and universities, fears what it calls "a patchwork" of rules among the states, contending that any variations from one state to another would undercut and imperil the integrity of competition for about 500,000 student-athletes.
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His positions helped imperil President Obama's trade pact with Asian nations, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and abruptly stop further trade negotiations, which many experts in both parties believe limits the United States in its economic position against China, especially when paired with tariff threats.
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In a dissent from the Garcetti majority, Justice David Souter said he hoped the court's ruling did not "imperil First Amendment protection of academic freedom in public colleges and universities," pointing out that professors have an obligation to share the results of their research.
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In 0003 more miles, the crack will reach all the way across the ice shelf in a full break that will create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded — and, even more troubling, imperil the buttressing that keeps glaciers from flowing into the ocean.
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In the end, both Tlaib and Slotkin faced the same overriding question: Why vote to impeach Trump if doing so would imperil Democrats in the House — and in Slotkin's case, her ability to win re-election — and probably end in his acquittal in the Senate?
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Sober Republicans understand that Donald Trump is unfit to wield the awesome power of the presidency, power that in his unsteady hands could imperil the republic and perhaps — given his cavalier discussion of nuclear weapons and generally reckless approach to foreign relations— doom the planet.
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But a survey of known proposals shows most are frightfully unimaginative and ruthless in their plans to devastate fragile ecologies, divide sacred Native lands, imperil human rights, and soak up billions of US taxpayers' dollars in the process — though a few are more hopeful and creative.
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RELATED: In major shift, White House privately backing earlier rollback of Medicaid expansion Republican leaders in Congress warn that making changes to the Medicaid provision could seriously imperil the legislation among more moderate members and perhaps still not be enough to assuage the most stringent conservatives.
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When day breaks, Oceti Sakowin Camp becomes a series of construction sites and organisational hubs, dedicated to stopping construction of the pipeline, which leaders from the neighboring Standing Rock Sioux tribe say will imperil water sources and sacred Native American burial sites, prayer sites and artifacts.
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"Trump's belief that women who have abortions should face punishment and his promise to appoint anti-choice Supreme Court justices, coupled with Mike Pence's extreme track record of legislative attacks against women's health and rights, imperil the health and lives of women in every state," she said.
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The attack by Gun Owners of America and the National Rifle Association (NRA) could imperil de-regulatory gains the banks had hoped to win from Republican lawmakers and regulators, many of whom are staunch defenders of the Second-Amendment right to bear arms, according to industry sources.
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But this time around, with an approving executive itching to sign their work, Republican leadership is pressing toward a comprehensive overhaul, ignoring pleas from Democrats on Capitol Hill for more open debate, and furiously whipping support from wobbly GOP legislators whose defections could imperil their progress.
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Interfering with the fish's feeding and reproduction to that extent would imperil the food security of populations across the lower Mekong basin, where the average person eats some 60kg of freshwater fish per year, more than 18 times what is on the menu in Europe or America.
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Neglecting to ask the right questions, failing to plan, and assuming 18 years' worth of challenges will suddenly evaporate the day after any agreement is signed will only imperil all that we have spent and do a disservice to the memory of all who lost their lives.
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"She added: "Whatever form it takes, Brexit cannot be allowed to imperil the Good Friday Agreement, including the seamless border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland, especially now, as the first generation born into the hope of Good Friday 21 years ago comes into adulthood.
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BERLIN — Germany's highest court dismissed complaints on Thursday from opponents of a trade deal between Canada and the European Union, a legal effort that had the potential not only to torpedo the pact but also to imperil for a proposed agreement between Europe and the United States.
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But if Arizona's governor fills the seat by appointing Representative Martha McSally, an all but declared candidate, it could deprive Republicans of perhaps their most formidable candidate against Ms. Ward and further imperil their prospects for retaining the seat held by Mr. Flake, who is retiring.
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The suit to block AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner was a suspiciously sharp departure from modern antitrust policy because, since the early 1980s, federal courts and authorities have extended broad deference to vertical mergers while reserving aggressive challenges for horizontal deals that more clearly imperil consumers.
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Shulkin will meet with representatives from major veterans organizations on Thursday, two sources confirmed to CNN, as many of their leaders have publicly called on President Donald Trump to keep him at the top of the agency, and worried that a replacement could imperil care for veterans.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the Federal Reserve's most influential members on Thursday offered a point-by-point critique of U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tax cuts, warning they put the country on an unsustainable fiscal path that will imperil the economy's stability down the road.
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Washington (CNN)Brett Kavanaugh emerged from two days of tough questioning in the Senate Judiciary Committee without making any obvious missteps that could imperil his confirmation as the justice who will pull the Supreme Court to the right and hand Donald Trump a generational presidential legacy.
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Mark Gitenstein, a top aide on the Judiciary Committee, feared that Mr. Biden's flagging reputation might imperil the Senate vote if he did not end his candidacy: "If we win Bork, it will be in spite of us," he told Mr. Biden, according to Mr. Biden's book.
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I mean, obviously, Apple is doing everything it can to avoid an outright trade war that could imperil not only its workers over there, all the stuff it makes over there, all the customers it has over there, and a lot of stuff that makes its way back here.
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Last month, Wheeler postponed a vote on the set-top box measure, in part because of fierce opposition from the cable industry, which has warned that the proposed policy could imperil intellectual property rights and improperly insert the FCC into licensing negotiations between content studios, programmers, and video distributors.
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Rescuers in Thailand on Monday freed four more members of the boys soccer team stranded in a flooded cave complex, as part of the second phase of a desperate rescue operation that aims to save four more kids and the team&aposs coach before heavy rains imperil the effort.
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They worry Sanders atop the ticket would also undercut their prospects to take control of the Senate by knocking off Republican incumbents in states Trump carried and might even imperil their House majority centered in suburban districts where initiatives like the government taking away private health insurance aren't popular.
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Even if the party members disagree with his actions, they know that attacking him could lead to reprisal from either the White House or the party base, and they know impeaching him would imperil everything else they want to accomplish and trigger catastrophic losses in the next election.
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NEW YORK, Jan 11 (Reuters) - One of the Federal Reserve's most influential members on Thursday offered a point-by-point critique of U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tax cuts, warning they put the country on an unsustainable fiscal path that will imperil the economy's stability down the road.
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And pressure will intensify on him if Republicans start to believe that his continued presence in the legislature will imperil the party's chances to hold onto the state House -- which it won in 2016 for the first time in nearly 100 years -- in the 2018 mid-term elections.
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"Given Republican control of the White House and the Senate, the Appropriations Committee has tried to minimize the number of controversial policy changes that might imperil timely passage of appropriations bills and risk a government shutdown," said Evan Hollander, communications director for Democrats on the House Appropriations Committee.
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Now, some of the conservative groups that helped Republicans win control of Washington, and that spent large sums of money and political capital pushing for the health care overhaul, are increasingly worried that their party's inability to pass ambitious legislation will imperil its chances in next year's elections.
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Though such a step would trigger political mayhem and a potential constitutional showdown that could imperil Trump's presidency, such steps, if they happened, could be seen as the logical outcome of a pressure campaign that has raised concerns about Trump's tendency to rage against legal norms constraining his office.
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The concerns voiced by dissident doctors do not appear to imperil Senate confirmation of Mr. Price, but they do ensure that his confirmation hearings next month will be as contentious as any held for a Trump nominee, featuring a full public examination of the new president's proposed health policies.
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NATIONAL An article on Thursday about how the Supreme Court's decision to halt the carrying out of President Obama's climate change regulations could weaken or even imperil the international global warming accord known as the Paris Agreement misidentified the court that would hear oral arguments in June on the regulations.
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Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has sued in Jefferson City federal court the U.S. Department of Interior's Bureau of Reclamation in a bid to stop the construction of a water diversion project in North Dakota that the state claims would imperil Missouri River levels about 600 miles downstream in Missouri.
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President Lopez Obrador sent a letter to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealSaagar Enjeti: Corporatism does not know any party US Supreme Court readies for Trump Democrats' clashes with Trump must not imperil trade with Mexico and Canada MORE (D-Mass.) last week promising such action.
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It must impose a cost on the Eastern Europeans for failing to live up to EU principles - cutting EU funding to them is one option – but without deepening East-West antagonism in a way that could imperil broader Franco-German efforts to unify and revitalize the EU as a whole.
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This is a common refrain among those making lots of money off these athletes—most notably Big 218.73 commissioner Bob Bowlsby, who took a break from enjoying his $2500 million salary two years ago to warn America that market-rate pay in college sports could imperil the country's Olympic efforts.
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"We do anticipate that some policy makers will move to require it," Ann Carpenetti, the vice president of lacrosse operations for U.S. Lacrosse, said of the standardized optional headgear, which must cover the entire head but also be of a malleable material so it does not imperil players without headgear.
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Why Comey would leak a piece of information that could imperil Kelly's job if he thought Kelly's presence was crucial for the country is not exactly clear, though many people have revised their views of Kelly downward since he took office as chief of staff; perhaps Comey is among them.
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"I don't think they would say the president is depressed or has had a stroke and has memory issues, and part of the reason they wouldn't do that is that it could imperil national security," said Arthur Caplan, head of the division of medical ethics at NYU School of Medicine.
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The founder of Gab, a social network favored by some on the far right, said it had deleted two anti-Semitic posts from a user after Microsoft told it Thursday that failure to do so would imperil its ability to continue to be hosted by the giant's Azure cloud service.
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Many Republican leaders, and most all Democrats, believe Mr. Kobach would be a weaker general election candidate for the G.O.P. and perhaps imperil their grip on the state's governorship But it was the Ohio congressional race that transfixed Democrats and Republicans as one of the marquee midterm battles of the summer.
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The interest in assassinations, covert operations and military campaigns like the war in Yemen — overseen by Prince Mohammed — is a change for the kingdom, which historically has avoided an adventurous foreign policy that could create instability and imperil Saudi Arabia's comfortable position as one of the world's largest oil suppliers.
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Not only does this dangerous alliance aim to imperil the security of Saudi Arabia, one of the world's leading oil producers, but it could also allow Iran to threaten the Bab al Mandeb, the strait between Yemen and Africa that is a maritime choke point vital to the global economy.
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"It would imperil the ability of news organizations to provide such data to the public in a reliable, accurate and timely way and lead to confusion in the public and in the financial markets that rely on the Departments data," Reuters general manager Rob Doherty testified to Congress at the time.
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The Government Accountability Office found that 945 of 1,571 sites on the National Priorities List (NPL) eligible for so-called 'Superfund' financing are located in areas that are prone to flooding, storm surge, sea level rise, and wildfires, which could damage those sites and potentially release contaminants that imperil public health.
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"I don't think they would say the president is depressed or has had a stroke and has memory issues and part of the reason they wouldn't do that is that it could imperil national security," said Arthur Caplan, head of the division of medical ethics at NYU School of Medicine.
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This week alone: G.O.P. legislators asked the Justice Department to investigate Christopher Steele, the former British spy behind the infamous Trump dossier; the White House renewed its demand for a border wall; the U.S. cut off security aid to Pakistan; and the Justice Department moved to imperil the country's burgeoning marijuana industry.
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But for all that we already know about the the third-person shooter's transfixing qualities, one teen in North Carolina has taken his Fortnite Battle Royale game to a new level—choosing to imperil himself and his family in an attempt to play a match to completion during an actual life-threatening storm.
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The Alabama legislature, in which the House speaker enjoys almost supreme power, has repeatedly underfunded the state's Medicaid program, to the point that it now runs the risk of losing its federal matching funds, which would leave millions of Alabama residents without even minimal health care and imperil the state's entire medical system.
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"Undeveloped coastal islands and beaches will now be opened up to sand mining that will imperil birds and other wildlife, destroy important habitat and reduce the protections these places provide against impacts of storms and erosion," said Karen Hyun, vice president for coastal conservation at the National Audubon Society, in a statement.
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The negotiations come amid a backdrop of Trump's escalating attacks on the probe, including his blunt declaration that his attorney general should terminate "right now" the federal probe into the campaign that took him to the White House, a newly fervent attack on the special counsel investigation that could imperil his presidency.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE declared that "ridiculous partisan investigations" imperil peace and prosperity.
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President Donald Trump has hedged his criticism of Saudi leaders over the disappearance and death of U.S. resident and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, insisting he does not want to imperil a "tremendous order" of $22016 billion of weapons he says will support 22,22 U.S. jobs - figures that experts say are highly exaggerated.
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And while that's maybe exactly the kind of guy you'd expect the club to turn to, I don't think it's unreasonable that they chose to not imperil their already thin depth and go with Lawrence and Latos for a couple early starts, especially given the handedness issue relating to facing the Angels.
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A powerful law used by New York's top prosecutor to bring fraud charges against Wall Street firms was reined in by the state's highest court on Tuesday, a decision that could imperil an $11 billion lawsuit against Credit Suisse and blunt a favored tool for pursuing wrongdoing by banks and their executives.
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"The prognosis for the Iranian nuclear deal in 2018 also looks fairly bleak, and the persistent threat of a U.S. sanctions snapback could curtail foreign investment in the Iranian energy sector and imperil output expansion plans," Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, said in a recent research note.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) to curtail Trump's use of tariffs for fear it would imperil the farm bill.
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Despite Bristol Bay's status as one of the planet's finest sporting destinations, a Canadian mining company has put up a hell of a fight to develop what would become the world's largest open pit mine known as Pebble Mine, which would span the region and imperil the fishery and wilderness that makes Bristol Bay unique.
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But Mr. Trump was concerned that the transgender medical care issue could imperil the security spending measure, which also contains $1.6 billion for the border wall that he has championed, and wanted to resolve the dispute cleanly and straightforwardly, according to a person familiar with his thinking, who insisted on anonymity to describe it.
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"The proposed changes to taxes and royalties would imperil the mine's ability to sustain returns to all stakeholders, such as the significant contribution of more than $3.3 billion it has already made to the Zambian economy over the past 10 years," Barrick's chief operating officer for Africa and the Middle East, Willem Jacobs, said in a statement.
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Unlike other states such as West Virginia, where coal baron Don Blankenship went from prison into the Senate race, and Arizona, where controversial sheriff Joe Arpaio would imperil the GOP's chances of holding the seat, national Republicans see all three candidates in Indiana as capable of competing with Donnelly in November -- so they've stayed out of it.
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There, you would find seven relevant stories, led by a New York Times piece with the ominous headline, "Mattis says escalation against ISIS doesn't imperil more civilians," a reference to a charge from unnamed human rights organizations that an alleged change in U.S. rules of engagement has "jeopardized the safety of civilians" in countries of increased U.S. action.
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And the nature of Ryan's job strongly incentivizes that if he holds on to his majority and Clinton wins the election, he'll have to make some compromises with her to fund the government — compromises that will surely prove intensely controversial on the right and imperil the 2020 presidential bid he's rumored to be interested in making.
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In urging the Supreme Court to hear the case, the American Legion and other supporters of the cross said the logic of the Fourth Circuit's decision could imperil hundreds of war memorials that use crosses to honor the fallen, including the 24-foot Canadian Cross of Sacrifice and the 13-foot Argonne Cross, both in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Potential stumbling blocks A big one, according to Axios, is the treatment of pass-through businesses, which include partnerships like real estate trusts as well as small businesses: Some influential Republican House members are saying final language on the tax bill's treatment of those situations will disadvantage some small firms and could imperil G.O.P. support for the plan.
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Trump has not offered many specifics on this, but Paul Ryan has indicated he would at the very least want to abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Financial Stability Oversight Council — the latter being a new oversight board created to ensure major financial institutions don't imperil the economy, and to force their breakup if they do.
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Instead Mr Blair set out frankly, accurately and crisply the realities and contradictions that today's political leaders prefer to sweep under the carpet, or refer to only opaquely: people did vote on Brexit "without knowledge of the full terms"; its execution will starve other public priorities, like the health service, of government capacity and cash; it will imperil the union.
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"While the President is empowered to classify and declassify information at his discretion ... any alleged disclosure of this nature may compromise sensitive methods of intelligence collection, imperil sources who risk their lives to provide information, and result in reduced intelligence-sharing with our partners and reduced confidence in the ability of the U.S. Government to keep a secret," they wrote.
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In the haste to achieve a desired outcome -- the capture or killing of a terrorist leader, let's say -- we might kill or injure innocent civilians, civilian infrastructure, imperil US or partner troops or unnecessarily escalate regional tensions -- all of which could hamper our strategic ends, damage American credibility and alienate the very people we may be trying to win over.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE praised Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in a new interview as a "fantastic man" as the judge faces scrutiny over sexual misconduct allegations that imperil his nomination.
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But like everything else in "Run Me to Earth," simple explanations give way to deep nuance, and the single, obvious threat of American bombs is replaced by a more complex set of dangers that imperil the three friends' safety: the unreliability of allies, the specter of betrayal and, above all, a past that continues to entangle them, confusing their sense of the future.
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The Senate's impeachment trial, whenever and however it begins, will end with Trump's acquittal, an outcome guaranteed by the Constitution's supermajority requirement for conviction and Trump's durable popularity within the Republican Party—which would imperil any Republican Senator voting against him, assuming, optimistically, there were a meaningful number willing to do so on the merits of the case to begin with.
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Richard NealRichard Edmund NealSaagar Enjeti: Corporatism does not know any party US Supreme Court readies for Trump Democrats' clashes with Trump must not imperil trade with Mexico and Canada MORE (D-Mass.), the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, told Bloomberg Law on Tuesday that negotiators could wrap up the labor issues as soon as this week, a major step toward finalizing the agreement.
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Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE has ordered a departmental review of the electricity grid, targeting federal regulations and support for renewable energy that he says could imperil baseload power in the future.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), have suggested broadening the 2018 reconciliation instructions to pave the way for both health care and taxes, a process that could imperil both causes, as they would have to be passed together.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), have suggested broadening the 2018 reconciliation instructions to pave the way for both health care and taxes, a process that could imperil both causes, as they would have to be passed together. http://bit.ly/2y2023IJg.
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When Adam Goldman and our colleague Matt Apuzzo first heard months ago about the memos that helped form the basis for the article, they talked to sources who knew what they documented but refused to describe their contents for fear of the consequences, not just personally but out of concern that they would get Mr. Rosenstein fired and imperil the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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In Pyongyang's thinking, the indispensable instrument for achieving the DPRK's grand historical ambitions must be a supremely powerful military: more specifically, one possessed of a nuclear arsenal that can imperil and break the foreign enemies who protect and prop up what Pyongyang regards as the vile puppet state in the South, so that the DPRK may consummate its unconditional unification and give birth to its envisioned earthly Korean-race utopia.
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But top Republicans are beginning to sound an alarm about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's escalating trade war with allies, including China, Mexico and Canada, fearful that rising retaliatory tariffs may slow the booming economy and imperil their chances in the midterm elections.
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"This would, if implemented, constitute a serious breach of international law," the German Foreign Ministry said on Friday on Twitter here "France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom will continue to call on all parties to refrain from actions in contravention of international law which would imperil the viability of a two-state solution, based on the 1967 lines, and make it harder to achieve a just and lasting peace," the ministry's statement said.
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Hours after arriving on his first visit to the UK as president, Donald Trump was quoted sharply criticizing Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of Brexit, saying it could imperil any future trade deal with the US. Trump's comments — unprecedented for a visiting US head of state — came in an interview with the British tabloid the Sun, in which he praised one of May's rivals, said the mayor of London has done a "terrible job," and suggested Europe was "losing" its culture due to an influx of migrants.
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And it will also empower other European ultra-nationalists, such as the French National Front party, which is already demanding that France have a vote to leave the EU. It's not often that one decision can cripple your own economy, damage global investor confidence, imperil one of the most successful alliances in modern history, foster the rise of ultra-nationalists, precipitate the possible breakup of your own country, deeply divide your own party and cause a great schism between voters of every ideological stripe, but this is one of them.
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It would establish a policy that the U.S. "should employ all instruments of national power, including the use of offensive cyber capabilities, to deter if possible, and respond when necessary, to cyber attacks that target U.S. interests with the intent to cause casualties, significantly disrupt the normal functioning of our democratic society or government, threaten the Armed Forces or the critical infrastructure they rely upon, achieve an effect comparable to an armed attack, or imperil a U.S. vital interest," according to a bipartisan summary of the legislation released by the committee Thursday afternoon.
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