"Hillary Clinton has jeopardized — totally jeopardized — national security by putting her emails on a private server, all to hide her corrupt dealings," he said.
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King, arguably, jeopardized his base by opposing the Vietnam War.
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But the future of human civilization would certainly be jeopardized.
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The global upheaval jeopardized his financial future and retirement plans.
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This progress will be jeopardized if sanctions are not lifted.
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The aliens jeopardized all our futures and clouded all our dreams.
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You jeopardized your career to stand for everything you believe in.
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Those actions, Full said, jeopardized the safety of other service members.
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Traveling alone, did you ever feel like your safety was jeopardized?
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"And the problem is that lives can be jeopardized," he added.
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Far too often, we learn our personal data has been jeopardized.
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This freedom may be jeopardized by a return to criminal marijuana.
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But this, too, will be jeopardized when Mr. Moniz leaves office.
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They alleged disloyal competition by Au Sauvignon that jeopardized their business.
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We break down how a debate misstep may have jeopardized his campaign.
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By not naming him, they say well, his safety could be jeopardized.
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When that's jeopardized, those societal pressures weigh heavily on the male psyche.
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However, his bid for reelection could be jeopardized in such critical time.
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But the continued outbursts of fire have jeopardized those cease-fire efforts.
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He jeopardized his personal safety by taking on such a dangerous assignment.
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Critics say Clinton may have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence with the device.
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That kind of irresponsible grandstanding embarrassed our country and jeopardized our security.
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Arms sale negotiations can take years, so no critical path appears jeopardized.
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All of these jobs would be jeopardized by the proposed trade action.
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Clinton's "reckless conduct that jeopardized our national security and sensitive diplomatic efforts."
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He accused opposition politicians of funding Islamic schools that jeopardized India's Hindus.
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That repeal would have jeopardized health care protections for his own constituents.
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If America backs away now, decades of diplomatic progress could be jeopardized.
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Others, like increased emissions standards, have been jeopardized by the Trump administration.
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Mr. Obama understood that his legacy might be jeopardized by Mr. Trump.
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Karen Phillips-Hansen's beach wedding plans are jeopardized by the red tide.
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It also could have jeopardized his aid package for the following year.
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Those efforts, Middle East experts said, would be jeopardized by Wednesday's announcement.
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To the extent his agenda is jeopardized the market will not like that.
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It said the senior administration official's job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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U.S. business groups roundly denounced the president's statement, saying it jeopardized their operations.
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One concern is that freedom of speech could be jeopardized as a result.
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It said the senior administration's official's job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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Trump has argued that Clinton jeopardized national security by using a private server.
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Detractors say the device prevented accountability and may have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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"I continue to believe that she has not jeopardized national security," Obama said.
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That timeline, however, could be jeopardized by the internal disagreements over direct payments.
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That surge, in turn, has jeopardized his campaign promise of stopping illegal immigration.
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These principles will be jeopardized if Kavanaugh is placed on the Supreme Court.
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Pompeo didn't say yes, but mentioned previous protests that jeopardized the US Embassy.
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It said the Trump official's job would have been jeopardized by its disclosure.
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The commercial also jeopardized an alliance meant to help the biggest U.S. beer producers.
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But HB2 jeopardized another project of similar size for the left-leaning mountain city.
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They would end up not making a living, and it jeopardized the entire system.
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If Bezos' accusations of blackmail and extortion are true, its deal could be jeopardized.
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The newspaper stated that the official's "job would be jeopardized" if they were identified.
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"I continue to believe that she has not jeopardized America's national security," Obama said.
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But another possible concussion jeopardized Power's chances of catching Pagenaud in the final race.
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"I continue to believe that she has not jeopardized national security," the president added.
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The standoff has jeopardized a package of Swiss-EU treaties that govern economic ties.
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The U.F.C. president, Dana White, said Wednesday that the investigations never jeopardized Saturday's showdown.
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Criticism has mounted that her unconventional email setup may have jeopardized official government secrets.
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Brexit, as it is known, has jeopardized London's status as banker to the planet.
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Trump's opposition could have jeopardized the spending package's passage in the Republican-held Senate.
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The scandal has jeopardized millions in funding Oxfam gets from the UK government. 5.
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The American withdrawal, he said, jeopardized compensation for developing countries to cope with compliance.
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The rescue mission could have potentially been jeopardized by the report, but it succeeded.
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Employers' association Confindustria warned on Wednesday that the recovery could be jeopardized by political uncertainty.
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How can they do that if their livelihoods are threatened or jeopardized by unnecessary regulations?
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Detractors say Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, may have jeopardized sensitive intelligence with the device.
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The move was a breach of congressional rules and might have jeopardized US national security.
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But Apple is not without blame for its part in instances of jeopardized user privacy.
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"Trump's 'gag rule' would have jeopardized healthcare access to women across the country," Ferguson continued.
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He jeopardized the health care of millions and the immigration status of hundreds of thousands.
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Manufacturing jobs would be jeopardized in many of the states that elected Mr. Trump president.
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NASA is investigating Boeing after software coding errors jeopardized its Starliner spaceship's crucial test flight.
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Her grades, and therefore her entire future, are jeopardized, and Romeo, in desperation, lends assistance.
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" Their presence on Clinton's presumably unsecure server, the official said, jeopardized "sources, methods and lives.
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The "homebrew" email setup jeopardized U.S. secrets, Republicans claimed, undercutting her national security bona fides.
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"I yelled at him because he did something stupid and jeopardized our entire team," Swinney said.
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Much of that progress will be jeopardized, if not outright erased, by the repeal of DACA.
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Secret Service spokesman Brian Ebert said the safety of the public or protectees was never jeopardized.
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But the problem is that House Republicans may have jeopardized US national security with this play.
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Time is running out for these people, whose welfare has been jeopardized through his own action.
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The Democrats are suggesting the president jeopardized national security in his closed door meeting with Trump.
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This has jeopardized the lives of American military personnel fighting radical jihadists on the front lines.
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Vigorous enforcement of clean air and water rules could be jeopardized by a Pruitt-led EPA.
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"Experts say those jobs would be jeopardized if Trump restricts trade with Mexico," CNN Money reports.
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But now that's jeopardized when the overworked, underpaid and non-unionized crew threatens to walk out.
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Critics say Clinton's use of a private email server at State potentially jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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"He has drawn the ultimate conclusion, which is, 'National security has not been jeopardized,' " he said.
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There were also concerns inside the administration that leaks about the raids could have jeopardized them.
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Mr. Damus fled his home country after his criticism of a government official jeopardized his safety.
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China feels it needs to have tight control over Xinjiang; otherwise, that project could be jeopardized.
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The Chinese government seized Anbang, saying it broke regulations and jeopardized its ability to pay claims.
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These milestones on the road to self-sufficiency would be jeopardized if DACA is wiped out.
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That has destabilized insurance markets and jeopardized a health law that Mr. Trump says is collapsing.
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Trump's attempts to solicit foreign interference jeopardized U.S. election integrity and threatened national security, she said.
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But if we had rushed the process, it could have jeopardized the company&aposs outlook.4.
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But establishing that check on Trump is much too important to be jeopardized in the slightest.
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It also wants to ensure an arms deal worth a potential $110 billion is not jeopardized.
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Now, however, Texas has jeopardized all of that in the name of state identity and sovereignty.
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The NFL has lost fan support, jeopardized advertisers and spent the season getting blitzed by the media.
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For one, North Carolina has already jeopardized plenty of future business through the passage of its law.
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GOP critics say Clinton's technology habits may have avoided accountability and transparency and jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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Akerboom told Business News Radio that "as far as we know" Wilders' safety had not been jeopardized.
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Compassionate care for patients with chronic pain is not jeopardized by more cautious prescribing- it demands it.
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Critics contend that it may have skirted federal recordkeeping laws and could also have jeopardized U.S. secrets.
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Without it, American, Canadian and Mexican businesses will have contracts jeopardized, with no effective and fair recourse.
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Authorities said that Dahlin worked for an illegal organization that sponsored activities that jeopardized China's national security.
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The Democratic presidential front-runner may also have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence with the setup, it added.
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The former secretary of State's technology decision may also have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence, the report said.
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Ferreira said the failure to adopt such a scheme "has seriously jeopardized (the banking union's) key benefits".
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A pending decision about oil and gas drilling off of our coasts jeopardized our economies and communities.
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If the FCC loses the case, its ability to enforce strong consumer privacy protections could be jeopardized.
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Hariri warned in a statement earlier of "legal consequences" for strikers who jeopardized work at state institutions.
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Catalonia's membership in the European Union could be jeopardized if the region broke away without Madrid's approval.
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What if your choice to help another would have jeopardized your lifelong dream to reach Everest's summit?
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Lawmakers have said they are concerned that the president may have jeopardized national security during those calls.
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Lawmakers are investigating concerns that Trump's actions have jeopardized national security and the integrity of U.S. elections.
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In doing so, the Bureau has jeopardized our business, our employees' jobs, and our customers' credit choices.
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GOP leaders said passage of the underlying spending bill would have been jeopardized with Maloney's amendment attached.
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And, had the prisoner deal collapsed at the last minute, it could have jeopardized the nuclear deal.
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Their political careers were jeopardized after investigations were announced and begun to great fanfare in the political press.
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The agency was concerned that Clinton's use of a non-government computer server may have jeopardized classified information.
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When he becomes so, and has far greater power, our freedom and our democracy could be gravely jeopardized.
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So it&aposs very hard to know what the national security interests here that are supposedly being jeopardized.
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The company added that there would be exceptions for legitimate users whose safety would be jeopardized without anonymity.
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That mission is being jeopardized now more by understaffing and a lack of funding than by Instagram posts.
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According to the Verge, Nest started reaching out to customers whose passwords may have been jeopardized last night.
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He also disclosed code-word classified intelligence, which may have jeopardized an Israeli infiltrator of the Islamic State.
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With an $11 billion maintenance backlog gnawing away at NPS and impacting visitor experience, those goals are jeopardized.
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But for all of his determination to engage with the North, he has not jeopardized the South's security.
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The referendum has jeopardized other Swiss-EU treaties that govern bilateral economic ties and stand or fall together.
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The Democratic presidential front-runner may also have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence with her technology habits, it added.
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TV that the leaked information on the letter jeopardized the opportunity for the bureau to probe the claims.
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The release program has also been jeopardized by the fires, which have drastically reduced the potential orangutan habitat.
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And it is exactly the kind of success story that will be jeopardized by the new overtime rule.
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GOP leaders warned that adoption of Maloney's amendment would have jeopardized passage of the underlying VA spending bill.
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Every day in America, public safety is jeopardized by some of the very policies meant to protect it.
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"Access to Title X services has been seriously jeopardized by funding cuts in recent years," the senators wrote.
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Already, Republicans view Mr. Trump's sharp downturn in the presidential race as having jeopardized their majorities in Congress.
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The deepening downturn has jeopardized other survival strategies, including selling assets to raise cash or buying back debt.
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In a cable to Washington, Bonesteel warned the South Korean spy mission could have jeopardized the Pueblo negotiations.
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She also became aware that their livelihood was jeopardized by pollution, habitat destruction and other human-related activity.
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"We could not write negative stories about Fox News because it jeopardized people getting on TV," Nicosia said.
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Those efforts, however, Mr. Lhota warned, could be jeopardized by an ongoing fight with City Hall over funding.
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It also jeopardized hard-won gains against the Islamic State — and potentially opened the door for its return.
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Those charges disrupted production and triggered temporary trade bans that jeopardized Brazil's $193 billion annual meat export trade.
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"I feared that his weight as a scientist would be jeopardized by becoming a political statesman," he said.
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She was unable to accept his money after that episode, which jeopardized her ability to fund her company.
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When the lights go out, critical services such as drinking water, transportation and health care can be jeopardized.
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Many believe Duterte's war on drugs, which has killed thousands, has jeopardized overall rule of law and democracy.
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The owners were forced to pony up a multimillion-dollar settlement that jeopardized their control of the team.
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Corbyn's insistence on this particular precondition seems to have jeopardized his relationship with at least one of those parties.
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But the organization's future and its principle of collective defense could be jeopardized if Trump pulls the U.S. out.
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The majority also concludes without much discussion that its ability to support broadband with Lifeline funds is not jeopardized.
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Just a few months later, the purchase appeared to be jeopardized by Yahoo's disclosure of two large data breaches.
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Those who have posted have lost friendships with random strangers on Facebook, and jeopardized relationships with beloved egg avatars.
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These may be jeopardized after Brexit unless Britain manages to maintain similar levels of access to the trading bloc.
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He also said PNB had jeopardized its chances of recovering the sums owed by going public with its allegations.
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In a rare TV address, King Felipe said the referendum's organizers "and their irresponsible attitude" had jeopardized Spain's stability.
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Critics argue that Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of State potentially jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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The bureau's decision not to recommend charges upset Republicans, who have long said Clinton's email arrangement jeopardized national security.
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However, these new requirements require additional funding — to ensure funds used for low-income working families are not jeopardized.
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Clinton might have jeopardized official secrets, it said, adding that she also never requested permission for the technology arrangement.
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Like Renly, Charlotte was not perfect and made decisions that jeopardized her safety in favor of following her heart.
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It's a rotten thing to do to people who have jeopardized their own health in hopes of helping others.
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"I worry that the future prosperity and peace of Northern Ireland could be jeopardized if Britain withdraws," Clinton wrote.
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People's lives and careers can be ruined, even their safety jeopardized, once they've been targeted by such a hunt.
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Alford said that the team had been advised that speaking about it could have jeopardized the players returning home.
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Critics charge that Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of State potentially jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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The authorities can step in "if public safety is jeopardized, if there is disorder or crime happening", he noted.
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"This company's actions have jeopardized the financial futures of teachers and public servants across the country," Ms. Healey said.
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Such spectacles would have jeopardized their House majority and doomed their campaigns to reclaim the White House and Senate.
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One Western official said a deal had been nearly at hand but appeared to have been jeopardized by showmanship.
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Mr. Stone never wanted to be a journalist like his father, whose views twice jeopardized the son's security clearance.
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For example, some investors are worried that the ratification of the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement could be jeopardized.
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The events jeopardized the Trump administration's goal of seeking better relations with Moscow after deteriorating during the Obama administration.
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Pinterest underinvested in certain key products, like its advertising technology, which may have jeopardized its initial traction with marketers.
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This sensibility made him mainstream, but that jeopardized his artistic cred, especially coming up in the raging-bull 1970s.
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Dan Levin went to the Northwest Territories to look at Canada's vital, if increasingly jeopardized network of ice roads.
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ICE officials, including Mr. Albence, were also worried that the announcement of a pending operation had jeopardized agents' safety.
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Food and medicine supplies will be jeopardized across the country, and so supermarkets and pharmaceutical companies are stockpiling in anticipation.
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And in the moment Chuck and Catherine jeopardized Lane's connection to that story, he flattened his parents into its villains.
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Six out of 10 parents said they've jeopardized their retirement savings in order to help their kids pay the bills.
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I do think that I was probably nervous about saying the word no, that it jeopardized my place, my work.
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But there's no such thing as a silver lining when the health and lives of millions of people are jeopardized.
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Zhou "intentionally" jeopardized national security, though the attempt was unsuccessful, the court said in the document released after the verdict.
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She was angry that Pesce had jeopardized the case, but there was a risk in going too long without contact.
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Maria Zakharova said the strikes, which the Russian Defence Ministry had said killed 62 Syrian soldiers, jeopardized a Russian-U.
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With the vote, Britain has jeopardized its dominant financial center and trade with Europe, the largest common market on earth.
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The deal put the budget on track to balance by the end of the decade, but it jeopardized Bush's career.
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News of a hack was already a significant problem before Election Day because it jeopardized the integrity of the election.
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Under the Articles of Confederation (1781 - 85033) legal stability was jeopardized by demagogic policies pursued in some of the states.
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But her reliance on foreign support and tolerance for corruption has stunted local capacity and jeopardized health outcomes in Liberia.
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Would appearing in her erstwhile eye-popping outfits have jeopardized Gaga's chances at an Oscar, or those of her film?
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When a patient's parent was employed as a janitor at a small religious institution, her access to contraception was jeopardized.
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That had jeopardized one of the Union's most cherished achievements and for a time appeared to threaten to disrupt internal traffic.
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In a statement Hawley pledged to not "let private consumer information be jeopardized by industry giants, especially to pad their profits."
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The only privacy jeopardized by the FCC's continued obstruction of this investigation is that of the perpetrators who impersonated real Americans.
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Not after this weekend when she's blown the confidentiality... I actually think she's jeopardized the negotiations for her own personal protection.
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"This company's actions have jeopardized the financial futures of teachers and public servants across the country," Healey said in a statement.
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More than 12 former employees said they felt pressured to meet financial goals, which jeopardized the quality of care for children.
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He also jeopardized the years of hard work put into rebuilding trust in the investment profession since the global financial crisis.
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By her actions, she blatantly violated State Department policies and jeopardized our national security, leaving her communications wide open to cyberespionage.
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Trump has frequently asserted Clinton's use of a private email server at the State Department may have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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"The United States will not stand by as our immigration laws are ignored and our nation's safety is jeopardized," Sessions said.
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In the process, the bank failed to safeguard customer assets that could have been jeopardized in the event the company failed.
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That trust, she says, has been jeopardized by the uneasy atmosphere in the aftermath of the recent protests in the country.
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Sure, the tax reform and Obamacare repeal bills may be jeopardized by internal spats between the GOP and the White House.
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She may be unaware of the disastrous future facing seabirds, which are one of the most seriously jeopardized categories of wildlife.
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When countries falsely claim substantive reductions from switching to clean energy technologies, America's status as a worldwide energy leader is jeopardized.
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Equifax's breach affected nearly 150 million U.S. customers, with credit card numbers and, in some cases, social security numbers being jeopardized.
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My office will not stand by and let private consumer information be jeopardized by industry giants, especially to pad their profits.
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Germont tells Violetta that he has a daughter at home whose engagement is jeopardized by the family scandal Alfredo has created.
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An Austrian industry body has appealed, saying the government crackdown violated European Union rules, hindered entrepreneurship and jeopardized jobs in Austria.
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Critics say Clinton's use of the device may have prevented accountability of her tenure at State and jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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But before the meeting was postponed, Lofgren rejected the notion that her amendments jeopardized the measure's chances of passing the House.
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But the proposal coincided with intense turmoil in Britain and Hong Kong that has jeopardized their standings as regional financial hubs.
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"My freedom is jeopardized and there's nothing I need more than to see my roommates and have this vacation," Sorrentino said.
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That increased New England's advantage to 17-6, and oddly enough, its leads were jeopardized more with Bell on the sideline.
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Last week, the HDP applied for Demirtas to be released before next month's snap election, saying his detention jeopardized voter freedom.
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The detractors speak out because some see her as a traitor to her nation who may have jeopardized US national security.
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NASA said it did not believe agency missions were jeopardized by the hacking and took immediate action to secure affected servers.
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So the implication here is that Clinton jeopardized national security (and to the Russians, to boot!) to enrich her personal foundation.
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The Secret Service, in a statement acknowledging the incident, downplayed the breach and stressed that "national security information" was never jeopardized.
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Cambridge Analytica jeopardized the personal information of nearly 90 million Americans, and in doing so, threatened the viability of our democratic institutions.
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I don't feel like my religion is jeopardized by whether or not I commit to every single day of fasting this month.
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Many law-enforcement officials and civil libertarians said he had jeopardized the fight against corruption with overzealousness and a disregard for fairness.
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Alas, Trump sort of jeopardized that strategy when he called his executive order a ban in front of his 27 million followers.
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I did not want to see their jobs jeopardized, and I realized it was my time to step up to the plate.
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The online complaints intensified, arguing that the safety of the spreadsheet's creator would be jeopardized by the publication of Ms. Roiphe's essay.
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"Protections that now exist would be very much jeopardized," said Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA, a nonprofit patient advocacy group.
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The future of the Terminator franchise was jeopardized by Terminator Genisys' terrible reviews and lukewarm domestic performance upon its release last June.
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The Marines United group has violated military codes, undermined the authority of their commanders, and jeopardized the combat readiness of their units.
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She seems to have jeopardized classified information due to an obsession with circumventing Freedom of Information (FOIA) and Federal Records Acts (FRA).
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Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, said that Dahlin worked for an illegal organization that sponsored activities that jeopardized China's national security.
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She even went so far as to tell The Hollywood Reporter that she "could care less" whether speaking out jeopardized her career.
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"If they lose access and coverage for even one day, their health and well-being can be immediately jeopardized," the letter reads.
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An exception was added to allow student doctors entry, and some doctors who had their visas jeopardized are practicing in the country.
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The hack jeopardized my physical safety, my career, my sense of self-worth and every relationship I have had or will have.
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Former Boeing engineers told Bloomberg in May that the company's emphasis on production speed and cost-cutting jeopardized the 737 Max's safety.
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Workers aren't going to be jeopardized just because I chose to register— not even grow but just register — as a hemp farm.
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Israeli intelligence officials reportedly vented their anger at their American counterparts that the disclosure may have jeopardized an important source of information.
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I wanted to protect the institution of the first lady to ensure that an administration's compassion and conscience would never be jeopardized.
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It's no small loss to learn you've been a victim of fraud, and the financial security you planned for has been jeopardized.
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The NBA also saw many of its Chinese business relationships jeopardized by a lone pro-Hong Kong tweet from an American employee.
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Instead it has become a messy legal battle — one that has jeopardized the exhibition and other major art programs across the country.
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The Rust Belt also relies heavily on NAFTA-enabled trade with Canada and Mexico, which could be jeopardized in a trade war.
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This surge in conflict has jeopardized Russia's efforts to extend "deconfliction zones" in Syria as a stepping stone to a broader settlement.
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A herd of Wrangel mammoths in moonlight might have shimmered like ghosts, but any compromise to their insulation would have jeopardized survival.
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However, UK Power Networks began reconnecting customers without being asked to do so, which could have potentially jeopardized recovery of the system.
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Walter Mondale had supported dangerous cuts in defense spending that jeopardized key programs like the Navy's F-14 Tomcat fighter plane program.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission had sued him, saying that he had failed to "diligently supervise" the firm as it jeopardized accounts.
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And he went further, saying that Obama administration officials had spied on the president's associates and, in the process, jeopardized civil liberties.
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These attacks, and removals from positions and responsibilities in government, have jeopardized the lives and disrupted the careers of dedicated public servants.
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As sanctions have begun to bite, the Iranian economy is once again under tremendous pressure, its currency plummeting, its oil sales jeopardized.
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But lately, her income from her YouTube channel has been jeopardized by a growing perception that the genre borders on sexual fetish.
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The recent arrest of a FARC leader on U.S. drug trafficking charges has jeopardized relations between the former guerrillas and the Colombian government.
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"The reform agenda is not jeopardized, it would have been stalled had French society been durably blocked," the source close to Macron said.
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The two boys were reluctant to speak to the photojournalist in case it jeopardized their chances of working in the sugarcane fields. (Photography)
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Holder said Snowden jeopardized America's security interests by leaking classified information while working as a contractor for the National Security Agency in 2013.
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Olson: When you see freedom being jeopardized—you know fascism and all that stuff—you've gotta do something to maintain your own stance.
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Critics say Clinton's use of a personal storage device may have prevented accountability of her tenure at State or jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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The cases ranged from seemingly mundane issues, such as improper storage of weapons, to situations in which air marshals allegedly jeopardized public safety.
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The ability of individual members to influence these decisions will be inevitably limited to ensure that the underlying government funding is not jeopardized.
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Trump has repeatedly said Clinton's private email server at the State Department jeopardized sensitive national intelligence and disqualifies her from the Oval Office.
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A bolder opening move wouldn't have jeopardized initial conversations with serious legislators, and might well have preserved more of the bill's reform provisions.
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His grandfather gave up his business and jeopardized the well-being of his family, Gupta says, to follow Gandhi's nonviolent movement for independence.
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The malfunction jeopardized the status of thousands of eggs and embryos inside, potentially crushing the dreams of hundreds of hopeful parents and families.
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Like many whose jobs have been jeopardized because of the coronavirus pandemic, they didn't know what would happen to their self-made businesses.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat, said Tuesday that Congress's failure to act jeopardized coverage for 330,000 children in the state.
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The new biological opinion concluded that those salmon and smelt would not be jeopardized by lifting the environmental protections and rerouting that water.
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His actions -- releasing classified information -- put our troops at risk and jeopardized the lives of those who helped us in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Michelle Obama says an unimpressed professor's recommendation letter nearly jeopardized her acceptance into Harvard Law School, according to a Refinery29 interview published Thursday.
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Like WeWork's Neumann, Kalanick also took part in unprofessional behavior and made poor decisions that jeopardized the company's future and his investors' money.
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A choice to be the first country in postwar Europe to elect a far-right leader for president could have jeopardized that standing.
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That's the highest amount since September 2017, when Equifax announced a data breach that could have jeopardized sensitive information from 143 million customers.
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"Underwater coral nurseries struggle to scale to counter global degradation and are jeopardized by events like storms, fishing accidents, and bleaching events," he added.
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" He added that "alienating a portion of my audience is stupid and unnecessary" and that he had "jeopardized" an account that "brings people together.
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Williams "engaged in outrageous behavior that jeopardized the safety of the intended victim, her friend and first responders," District Attorney Thomas Quinn reportedly said.
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"Sarao abused sophisticated technology to make a quick profit, and jeopardized the integrity of U.S. financial markets," said Assistant U.S. Attorney General Leslie Caldwell.
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For instance, the FDA asked her to confirm, via full genome sequencing, that there had been no unintended edits that jeopardized the animals' safety.
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The retailer said only "a small fraction of our overall online customer population" was affected in the breach, which might have jeopardized payment information.
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"The United States will not stand by as our immigration laws are ignored and our nation's safety is jeopardized," he said in a statement.
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If the American public had known how gravely ill he was, his chances of re-election would have been greatly jeopardized, if not destroyed.
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Ms. Griffin, now a business reporter with The Tampa Bay Times, wonders if being an egg donor jeopardized her health in the long run.
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He contended further that in using a device that was still under development, he had broken federal rules and jeopardized Baylor's federal research support.
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The vote ostensibly kicked off torturous divorce proceedings with Europe that jeopardized Britain's exports while threatening to send major banks scrambling to abandon London.
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Mr. Robbins said that if fans' reviews of "Batman v Superman" match those of critics, the Snyders' control over the franchise could be jeopardized.
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Whole malls are built around department stores — both literally and economically — and without those anchors, the entire viability of the mall ecosystem is jeopardized.
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That would allow seamless trading with the Republic of Ireland to continue, easing concerns that decades of peace on the island might be jeopardized.
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The public's privacy is already jeopardized, even before we can begin exploring the smart homes, connected cars, and the many future applications of IoT.
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It openly backs violent criminals who rampantly smashed facilities, set fire, assaulted innocent civilians, trampled on the rule of law and jeopardized social order.
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Meanwhile, Democratic leaders have jeopardized their midterm election prospects by embracing the left's radical politics while waging war against the Trump administration's successful record.
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The rabbis sided largely with Mr. Branover, finding that Calabria was so close both geographically and in food style that it jeopardized Basil's livelihood.
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In particular, Puerto Rico's recovery continues to be jeopardized by corrupt officials that jeopardize billions of tax dollars on shady deals and crony contracts.
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Critics say Clinton's use of a private email server may have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence, potentially exposing it to hackers and bad actors overseas.
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But Northam's potential future prospects, including running for higher office or being appointed to a presidential cabinet position, have been significantly jeopardized by this incident.
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Many diplomats, however, believe Myanmar's fragile transition to democracy after 49 years of military rule would be jeopardized if she publicly criticized the armed forces.
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"They lied to the State of Nevada, misled a federal court, and jeopardized the safety of Nevada's families and environment," Sisolak said in a statement.
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"The conduct at issue in this case jeopardized the health and safety of patients and damaged the public trust," said then-Attorney General Eric Holder.
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The Swiss-born NBA player states in the lawsuit that the incident with the NYPD has now jeopardized his basketball career and tarnished his reputation.
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"So we shut down the government for 35 days, we put America through this crisis, we jeopardized our economy, and for what?" said Democratic Sen.
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Jimmy may well have jeopardized the case by breaking guidelines for soliciting clients, proving yet again that he isn't built for the rule-bound life.
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While prosecutors have admitted that Butina is not a spy in the traditional sense, they argued that her crime still could have jeopardized national security.
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"These 76—there may be genuine cases among this group, but their cases may be jeopardized because of the false cases among them," she said.
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Net neutrality is jeopardized, the topic of artificial intelligence is on the way — there are plenty of topics that require that the council starts working.
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USAID's mission director for Sudan, Larry Meserve, warned colleagues that the organization's "whole program will be jeopardized" if ISRA was not paid, the story said.
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The U.S. government has blocked similar cases by arguing that national security could be jeopardized if the proceedings were allowed to continue, the ACLU said.
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Related: Why Clinton's 'Extreme Carelessness' With Classified Emails Isn't Criminal VICE: Does it look to you like Hillary Clinton jeopardized national security by being "careless"?
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The arrest and a police mug shot showing a disheveled looking Woods raised speculation that his multimillion dollar contracts for product endorsements could be jeopardized.
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But Cotton also acknowledged a clean bill could be jeopardized by the controversy over the alleged unmasking of associates of President Trump in intelligence reports.
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"Above all they are suffocating the business and economic fabric of many honest companies that are being jeopardized by this criminal activity," he told reporters.
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But the fire's shift in direction to the north potentially jeopardized one residential neighborhood that had escaped destruction, Chad Morrison, Alberta's wildfire service manager, said.
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The inquiry was launched after a whistleblower complaint from an intelligence official concerned that the president's actions on Ukraine were illegal and jeopardized national security.
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The U.S. commission did not specifically mention what areas might be re-examined, nor did it say if the policy act itself might be jeopardized.
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News of the high classification intensified fears that Clinton's bespoke email arrangement may have jeopardized national security by making American secrets vulnerable to foreign hackers.
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"Russia has jeopardized the United States's security interests and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while Russia shamelessly violates it," Pompeo said.
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The raids have been sharply criticized by activists who argued that the arrest of hundreds of people disrupted the local economy and jeopardized many families.
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Admission to BU will not be jeopardized should your school levy a penalty for participating in peaceful protests, such as the National School Walkout Day.
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" "By doing what they did, they have not only damaged their own political careers, but they have also jeopardized those of other anti-establishment lawmakers.
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" When pressed by "Fox & Friends" hosts if U.S.-Saudi ties would be jeopardized if it was discovered that Khashoggi was killed, Trump said, "You're right.
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In the 2016 fiscal year, the 23 jurisdictions received about $39 million in the public safety grants, which are now jeopardized in the current dispute.
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For these people the effects of climate change — jeopardized water and food sources and increased competition for them — are a matter of life and death.
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The organization's lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for Northern District of Florida, focused on the funding cuts, which it said jeopardized about $500,000 annually.
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Some analysts said the Trump administration's policies on Iran, particularly the withdrawal from the nuclear deal, had jeopardized American efforts to constrain Tehran's nuclear program.
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The NRA is currently registered as a nonprofit organization; North claims LaPierre has jeopardized that designation through conflicts of interest with vendors, among other improprieties.
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In May, another doctor who examined Ms. Oxenberg's daughter told her that the severe diet she was following had jeopardized her ability to have children.
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The court ruled against the government: "Citizenship is no light trifle to be jeopardized any moment Congress decides to do so," Justice Hugo Black wrote.
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Against all his instincts, President Trump for the most part resisted directly attacking the woman whose sexual assault allegation has jeopardized his Supreme Court nomination.
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However the details end up, Mr. Trump's sagging popularity and his souring relationship with Republicans in Congress have jeopardized his ability to win their support.
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Instead, the very prospect of a common future, of global interdependence, has been jeopardized by the emergence of an illiberal world of tribes without flags.
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"They have refused to grapple with how the President of the United States has jeopardized our national security for his own political advantage," they added.
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In the absence of any credible explanation for the hold, I came to the conclusion that the aid, like the White House visit, was jeopardized.
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So why is Kavanaugh being raked over the coals -- and watching his nomination to the Supreme Court be jeopardized -- while Booker just gets a pass?
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If divestitures prove generally ineffective, and the agencies had to sue every time a deal raised antitrust concerns, their entire merger programs could be jeopardized.
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Messer made a stand in favor of adopting school vouchers, a controversial issue that jeopardized the bill; Rokita fumed to colleagues until Messer backed down.
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With Reid on his way out the door, there's been a big chance that the state's newfound status could be jeopardized by the national party.
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They insist public safety is jeopardized when police refuse to notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement of plans to release such a person from local custody.
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The two cosmonauts had been spacewalking to repair the thermal blankets on their transport craft, which had torn loose and jeopardized their safe return to Earth.
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The doctor-patient relationship, as well as research at medical centers, will be jeopardized if Medicare is expanded to take over the whole health care system.
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They say they were told that their eternal salvation could be jeopardized by leaving violent partners, and that they were to blame for their marital problems.
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Without an employer, more workers are dependent on health exchanges that were set up under the Affordable Care Act and could be jeopardized if those disappear.
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President Donald Trump, however, agreed to ease restrictions on Huawei and let U.S. companies do business with it so long as national security is not jeopardized.
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But that has been jeopardized at a stroke by the prospect that Britain could quit the European Union and Scotland break away from the United Kingdom.
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The available testimony makes clear that diplomats and N.S.C. officials working on Ukraine have been seething over how Trump and Giuliani jeopardized long-standing U.S. policy.
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If the other branches of government or members of his own administration see the president as politically weak, then his ability to lead becomes seriously jeopardized.
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This name check practice clearly sacrificed quality for quantity and jeopardized our national security as well as presented a substantial and specific danger to the public.
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The provision could have potentially jeopardized Republican support for the legislation, but its removal means floor passage is expected to move forward along traditional party lines.
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" Bloomberg goes on to argue that Trump's decision to remove troops from Syria "jeopardized military success in a crucial battle and betrayed an ally as well.
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The corruption revealed today, corruption that jeopardized our national security and the integrity of our next election, originated from the person sitting in the Oval Office.
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Her resulting capture thwarted an otherwise shockingly successful effort, undercutting her husband's great moral sacrifice, and jeopardized the other person most invested in keeping her safe.
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The shutdown significantly hindered economic growth, undercut basic needs for Native American tribes, jeopardized food safety, and made life unnecessarily difficult for America's most vulnerable communities.
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The White House staff who have engaged in such conduct have now jeopardized the privacy of their personal email accounts, text messages, and social media accounts.
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Chief among the state's concerns was Renault's alliance with Nissan, a fruitful partnership that could be jeopardized — along with many French jobs — if the merger proceeded.
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The Democratic maneuver, they argued, contravened days of bipartisan negotiations and jeopardized faith that Congress was capable of mustering a legislative salve for a shuddering economy.
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Said employee also jeopardized the company's ability to hire and retain top talent in their work field and created possible liability for company in employee relations.
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That uncertainty has also jeopardized Brazil's economic recovery, which until recently was taking root in small ways but depends on the enactment of major economic changes.
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Blackstone's offer came at a time when RLJ had agreed to buy fellow lodging trust FelCor and a deal with Blackstone would have jeopardized the process.
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The EU's Johannes Hahn said recent actions by the Macedonian leadership had jeopardized the former Yugoslav republic's prospects of closer relations with the EU and NATO.
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Democrats agreed to the measure when it passed the House last year and opted not to demand drug-pricing measures, which would have jeopardized Republican support.
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Gardner, who is widely seen as the most jeopardized Republican incumbent up for reelection, faced criticism earlier this month after he dodged questions about Trump's conduct.
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When Ms. Manning transmitted 750,000 secret military records and State Department cables to WikiLeaks in 2010, she not only jeopardized continuing missions and disrupted American diplomacy.
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The patriarch — the bookseller of the title — claimed that Seierstad misrepresented him as a brute, violated the sanctity of his household and jeopardized his family's lives.
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Even the possibility that Trump jeopardized America's most important intelligence asset in Russia should be a very big deal, though I'm not sure it will be.
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Over the last three years, the federal government's erosion of immigrant protections and efforts to entangle localities in immigration enforcement have jeopardized critical relationships with communities.
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We can only maintain our policy of openness so long as we are able to assure the American people that their national security won't be jeopardized.
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This makes management difficult for DHS, as a "code-of-silence" engulfs the entire CI industry in fear of public abandonment wherein business survivability becomes jeopardized.
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The Planned Parenthood lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for Northern District of Florida, focused on the funding cuts, which it said jeopardized about $500,000 annually.
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The work of all the great men and women in the FBI should not be jeopardized by the actions of one, or two, of its people.
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"He has jeopardized the lives of more than a billion people and brought the war in Kashmir to the doorsteps of ordinary Indians," Ms. Roy wrote.
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Millions of people have had their personal information jeopardized by data breaches at companies like Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor, Sears, Kmart, Delta and Best Buy.
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Last year, for example, multiple reports of exploding iPhone 7 handsets emerged, but there were no widespread issues that jeopardized the integrity of the entire production line.
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Fixing Eskom is one of the biggest challenges faced by Ramaphosa, whose economic reform drive has been jeopardized by power outages that have dented growth this year.
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"With each day this Turkish attack continues, the risks increase for American personnel and our ability to get out safely at all becomes gravely jeopardized," McGurk continued.
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Why it matters: Had Trump signed the agreement, a program that can detect a nuclear missile launch from North Korea in seven seconds may have been jeopardized.
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Z. and the other three employees in this story asked not to be identified by their full names because they feared their current employment might be jeopardized.
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The advent of Uber has jeopardized the livelihoods of cab drivers, and even caused suicides, so that getting a ride can be cheaper and easier for millennials.
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He insisted that his wife never had received classified information on her private email system and pushed back on the notion that she had jeopardized national security.
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"Children who are recruited see their lives and futures jeopardized as they are forced to carry and use arms, fighting in an adult war," the agency said.
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Consumers shouldn't have to pay to control or protect their financial information now that trust in credit bureaus and the safekeeping of their information has been jeopardized.
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Also, half the American states have already passed laws that specifically rely upon the existing Obama administration definition, which would then be jeopardized by federal preemption issues.
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But it is likely to further inflame ire from the Democratic presidential front-runner's critics, who have repeatedly alleged that her private email server jeopardized American security.
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Such questioning jeopardized Germany's stability, but would also harm the United States in the long-run, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel told a conference on international law.
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But not enough airtime is given to people who grew up with most of their needs met but still found themselves in situations that jeopardized their freedom.
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But his drive to reassert the United States' presence in Asia has been jeopardized by a political backlash against his ambitious trade pact, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Transport for London&aposs decision has jeopardized Uber&aposs position in the UK capital, which is one of its biggest markets globally with some 3.5 million users.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas condemned the plans for further expansion in the West Bank, saying through a spokesman that the moves jeopardized any hopes of peace.
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The deal with the S.E.C. will allow him to remain as chief executive, something he could have jeopardized if he had gone to battle with the agency.
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"Despite subsequent protestations from Sir Martin's lawyers, we are well aware of the facts, and he has jeopardized" his long-term incentive plan entitlement, a spokesman said.
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The U.S. blacklist has already jeopardized Huawei's ties with Alphabet Inc's Google, which provides the Android operating system and services like Gmail, as well as hardware partners.
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Clinton "has not jeopardized America's national security," and he suggested that government agencies sometimes placed classified designations on information that was already broadly available to the public.
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Johnson's ill-fated attempt to suspend Parliament to force a clean break with Europe without a formal agreement — a so-called "hard Brexit" — has jeopardized his premiership.
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That support could be jeopardized if Zelensky is seen as swinging too far to one side or the other in the current dispute between Democrats and Republicans.
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In the process, they may have jeopardized their ability to lure prominent players to New York, or even to retain the few, including Kristaps Porzingis, they have.
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While some Democrats have dismissed the issue, her critics insist that the practice may have jeopardized key secrets or allowed her to avoid federal open records laws.
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After the cyberattack, which jeopardized millions of people's confidential data, it seemed like investors had permanently discredited Equifax, sending the $142 stock down to $91 a share.
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"A series of corporate owners — Tronc being only the most recent — has jeopardized our ability to do great work," the union movement organizers said in an announcement.
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It was never a spur-of-the-moment thing; it was something that was done so I didn't get caught and the people I cared about weren't jeopardized.
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But TBC's tight deadlines — and the payments it receives by meeting them — could be jeopardized by the Monorail's concerns that the new tunnels could undermine its own system.
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"The victim's privacy is irreparably violated, they fear for their safety, their job opportunities are jeopardized, and they are often driven to feel shame and guilt," said Rep.
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"As I have repeated, Fort Hood's core mission — the defense of our nation — must not be jeopardized by the fallout from this president's failed immigration policies," Texas Rep.
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"The conduct at issue in this case jeopardized the health and safety of patients and damaged the public trust," then-Attorney General Eric Holder said at the time.
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When Florence tore through the Carolinas last week, bringing wave after wave of wind and rain, the storm not only disrupted a harvest but also jeopardized its harvesters.
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Recently the NBA's 30-plus year, multibillion-dollar relationship with Beijing was jeopardized by a single tweet from an NBA executive in support of the Hong Kong protesters.
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In a lengthy and highly unusual letter to U.S. bishops on Thursday, Pope Francis wrote that the mounting child sex abuse crisis has jeopardized the Catholic Church's credibility.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton never jeopardized national security in the handling of her emails as his secretary of state.
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It's unclear how much the development process was disrupted, but it's possible the failure may have slightly jeopardized Blue Origin's status as the frontrunner in the engine race.
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In fact, by 2030, the industry could reach a standstill — with natural resources becoming so jeopardized that any move towards a more sustainable future will be near impossible.
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Move fast and break things may have destroyed civic institutions and jeopardized our democracy, but the opposite should be downright scary: Move slow and they break you up.
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Their actions have jeopardized the immigration status of their investors, who are already in the United States, and have thrown into doubt the future of the visa program.
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Moreover, the system under which the city grants permits for sidewalk objects may be jeopardized by a lawsuit that the owners of 14 townhouses in Brooklyn recently filed.
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"If there was ever a sense that the actors betrayed Chapo, then their lives and the lives of their families would be jeopardized," said Felbab-Brown of Brookings.
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Madison Grant, a lawyer, eugenicist and the author of "The Passing of the Great Race," wrote that the American "stock" would be jeopardized by these particular European immigrants.
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This month, The New York Times reported how the company, after Irish regulators jeopardized its offshore tax arrangement, deployed a new corporate structure on the island of Jersey.
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For House Republicans, there is enormous career risk in voting for this bill, but if it fails, the credibility of House Republicans and President Trump will be jeopardized.
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He has just a few scenes in "Machines," yet he comes to symbolize everything worthy that Charlie, Miranda and people far more corrosive than they are have jeopardized.
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The scientists zeroed in on those listed between 1994 and 2013 as threatened with extinction, and then narrowed their focus to species jeopardized by the international wildlife trade.
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When those blocs are forced to take sides between the United States and Iran, the balance becomes all but unattainable and Iraq's viability as a state is jeopardized.
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He said his account and those of others who were present for the meeting should outweigh those of unnamed officials who have said the president jeopardized national security.
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She said advancements in human rights in Burundi had been jeopardized since 2015 when Nkurunziza announced his re-election bid, which sparked major protests and a security crackdown.
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France has been scrambling with its European partners to ease tensions between Washington and Tehran for months, but last weekend's attack has jeopardized those efforts, diplomats have said.
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The 177-198 vote in his favor, with nine abstentions, was taken as a sign that accusations of corruption and ineptitude had jeopardized the party's hold on power.
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"I continue to believe that she has not jeopardized America's national security," Obama said during a Fox News interview, going on to praise her job as secretary of state.
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Publicly expressing frustration or angst against the system would have jeopardized that in a time when a black man could get lynched or locked up just for talking smart.
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But whatever we accomplished against ISIS with his death we undermined with our withdrawal from northern Syria, which has jeopardized the continued imprisonment of thousands of captured ISIS terrorists.
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The weather also jeopardized a comeback slalom race for Mikaela Shiffrin of the United States, the reigning Olympic and world champion, who was planning to return to competition Monday.
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In late October, the Senate passed amended rules, after Uber said the original version of a bill governing the apps would have jeopardized the future of the company there.
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Justice declined to comment on whether he was concerned that trade frictions jeopardized the China Energy investment, but Anderson said the governor had been in regular contact with Trump.
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And Kadzamira said that when he was photographed with some Rastafarian leaders in parliament, the reaction from other politicians and the media nearly jeopardized the whole industrial hemp campaign.
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Sounds like Boosie's jeopardized his status with AA ... the airline tells us it's reviewing Boosie's interactions with employees as well as his rant to determine his status moving forward.
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And public health would be jeopardized—funding to prevent harmful algal blooms, like the one that occurred in Toledo affecting the drinking water of 22019,000 people, would be gone.
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The court ruled that the false accusations recklessly jeopardized "public confidence" in the federal ministry by making the claim that a German agency had intervened in the U.S. election.
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However, that positive balance of trade is jeopardized by America's slipping share of the global travel market, which dropped from 220006 percent in 2202 to its current 2628 percent.
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"Admission to BU will not be jeopardized should your school levy a penalty for participating in peaceful protests," the school's undergraduate admissions department announced in a tweet on Saturday.
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While the post hardly seems like a legitimate threat, jokes in poor taste posted on social media have, in many cases, jeopardized immigrants' legal status in the United States.
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Protected by ringleaders with political connections, the ruse has ballooned in size, he said, slowly normalizing a practice that has jeopardized the tourism jobs of thousands of honest locals.
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In March, Judge Garaufis signed a new order telling nonprofits to report to the state any incident, from deaths to unsanitary living conditions, that jeopardized someone in supported housing.
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The Senate on Thursday was reviewing an FBI report on allegations of misconduct by Kavanaugh that have jeopardized his selection for a lifetime seat on the nation's highest court.
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These victims do not necessarily possess a special legal status, although they will likely be at the center of an N.C.A.A. investigation into whether the university jeopardized their welfare.
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In February 2019, Manning's freedom was jeopardized when she was subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in the U.S. government's case against the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.
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Trump's actions have jeopardized the integrity of our elections, undermined our democratic norms and institutions, and put at risk our national security and the safety of the American people.
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The bill does not have enough Republican votes to pass, but conservatives have sent signals to Ryan that his leadership could be jeopardized if he doesn't appease their demands.
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And while most GOP members of Congress have stayed aboard the Trump train thus far, it would stand to reason they'd hop off if their political futures were jeopardized.
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And while FBI agents and support personnel continued to investigate cybercrimes — and federal prosecutors continued to pursue indictments — the shutdown halted important training seminars and jeopardized paid source arrangements.
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Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lu Kang argued last week that by selling arms to Taiwan, the U.S. has "severely violated international law" and jeopardized China's sovereignty and national interests.
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Hiding from a central-casting Savior thug, Daryl nearly attacked him, and in the process jeopardized the nascent rebellion and revealed that he and Maggie were at the Hilltop.
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Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state and say Trump's move has left them marginalized and jeopardized any hopes of a two-state solution.
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The violence has jeopardized a U.N. plan for an April 14-16 conference to plan elections and end anarchy that has prevailed since the Western-backed toppling of Gaddafi.
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At a White House briefing, Trump's spokeswoman Sarah Sanders defended his remarks in Mississippi and said he was not concerned the comments may have jeopardized the votes of key senators.
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He added he did not discuss potential trade issues between Brazil and the Arab World, which could be jeopardized if the Latin American nation moves its Israel embassy to Jerusalem.
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With the risk of something going wrong already pronounced, it's even more uncomfortable entering or supporting a music community whose leaders face allegations where people's well-being have been jeopardized.
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Scant action to slow global warming over the past 217 years has jeopardized "human life and livelihoods", they wrote in a report published in The Lancet, a British medical journal.
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The plaintiffs had said the government's failure to stop the destruction of the Amazon jeopardized their futures and violated their constitutional rights to a healthy environment, life, food and water.
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Republicans argued they didn't want it to pass because it was an amendment to the annual military construction and veterans spending bill, and could have jeopardized support for that legislation.
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Republicans argued they didn't want it to pass because it was an amendment to the annual military construction and veterans spending bill and could have jeopardized support for that legislation.
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In a study published July 19 by research firm Allensbach Institute, 76 percent of representatives from German businesses said German-American relations would be jeopardized if Trump were elected president.
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United States, charges that the federal government has jeopardized complainants' constitutional rights (life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness) by prioritizing the fossil fuel industry's interests at the environment's expense.
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The audit found that FEMA jeopardized private information that the agency collected about applicants when it "unnecessarily" released some of that information to an undisclosed contractor handling its TSA program.
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The argument in opposition was largely that the new system would have jeopardized patient access to certain drugs if doctors' acquisition costs rose above what they were reimbursed by Medicare.
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And — not for the first time — at home, the Argentine soccer federation is mired in a dispute with the government that briefly jeopardized the national team's participation in the Copa.
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Shortening the allowable term of STLDI plans to 85033 months was a regulatory overreach that jeopardized the financial security of the millions of people those who must rely on them.
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Efforts by smaller developing nations have a growing role to play in staying below that limit - but it could be jeopardized by the new pattern of manufacturing, the report added.
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Don't you think it would've been important for the Navy to know that taxpayer dollars were being given to a company that cut corners on safety and jeopardized workers' lives?
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Thus, Democrats are rolling the dice with whether or not 100 FBI agents will find that Clinton either broke the law, or circumvented the law but still jeopardized national security.
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Boston University has joined a growing number of colleges and universities pledging that students won't have their admissions jeopardized if their high school penalizes them for participating in peaceful protests.
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Barnett also presented to the BBC a culture of constantly being pressured to meet production schedules and keep costs down, suggesting that it had jeopardized the quality of Boeing planes.
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But Mr. Taylor said it was not Mr. Moore's role to set the timetable, adding that his reports to the intelligence firm's client might have jeopardized the safety of activists.
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State (2006), the state Supreme Court struck down a particular restrictive voter ID law on the grounds that it jeopardized the "fundamental right to vote" protected by the state constitution.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's demands on immigration legislation Friday morning threatened to upend delicate negotiations on Capitol Hill, which were already jeopardized in the wake of his "shithole" remark.
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The HDP said it had filed an appeal for the release of Demirtas, the party's former leader, saying the imprisonment of a candidate violated electoral law and jeopardized voter freedom.
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As Ankara pressed on with an offensive against Kurdish militants in northeastern Syria, Stoltenberg said Turkey must ensure that progress in pushing back Islamic State in Syria was not jeopardized.
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"The president violated his oath of office, undermined our national security, jeopardized the integrity of our elections, tried to use the appropriations process as his personal ATM machine," Pelosi said.
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Those reports found that Amazon uses contractors to carry out an increasingly large share of its deliveries and that the system has led to worker abuses and jeopardized public safety.
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Tuesday night, employees at the local National Weather Service office paused and took shelter "due to the fact that our employees felt that their safety was being jeopardized," Heitkamp said.
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However, the rebalancing of the oil market might be jeopardized if Trump uses his executive powers to approve pipeline applications, in a bid to boost the domestic oil and gas industry.
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According to the lawsuit, a Times reporter repeatedly sought information on travel expenses from the Los Angeles Police Department but was denied access on grounds that it jeopardized the mayor's safety.
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Widespread deaths of shrimp-like krill have jeopardized the food supply for mammals and birds at a protected wildlife reserve on King George Island, known in Argentina as May 25 Island.
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An infinitesimal win for women's rights—such as they were ever truly jeopardized by this event—may have occurred at the end of the speech by Chief Justice Joseph P. Kennedy.
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China said in a statement that the U.S. decision jeopardized the interests of both countries and does not meet the "general expectations of the international community," according to a Google translation.
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Rufus Gifford, who served as finance director for President Barack Obama's reelection campaign in 2012, on Wednesday criticized Warren's decision, saying it jeopardized Democrats up and down the ballot in 2020.
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And their lives face a jeopardy that those that don't – there's a certain depth of blackness that their lives become jeopardized by the state itself, in a way that mine isn't.
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While some might argue that human labor is jeopardized, it's more likely that automation will largely benefit U.S. companies and (human) workers as the entire system becomes more efficient and competitive.
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Australia is among 10 countries still rated triple A by all three major agencies, but slower economic growth in recent years and a stubborn fiscal deficit have jeopardized its top ranking.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, announcing the settlements, said the alleged actions were "especially disturbing because the well-being of children and the integrity of the state hospital system were jeopardized".
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But his actions over the past several days have not only weakened his ability to do his job, but they have severely jeopardized the integrity of the FBI and its duties.
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Levying 85033- and 10-percent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican steel and aluminum products has jeopardized the endgame for completing negotiations to update the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) agreement.
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If the tariffs linger, many of the president's economic opponents will be eager to argue he has jeopardized a strong economy while failing to follow through on some core campaign promises.
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The Trump administration's success in eradicating ISIS in Iraq and (almost completely) in Syria could be jeopardized by the current Gulf crises, which is certainly not in our national security interest.
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The 4,85033 students who currently receive DCTAG funding and whose future would be jeopardized if the program is eliminated are real people with real dreams for themselves, their families, and communities.
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The agency did not directly link Mr. Corzine to the misuse of the money, but it blamed him for failing to "diligently supervise" the firm as it jeopardized the clients' accounts.
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The Palawan base significantly enhances the ability of American forces to project power into the disputed South China Sea, and anything that jeopardized that access would complicate United States military planning.
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We did so at the request of the author, a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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"If the news reports are true, President Trump has compromised a key source of intelligence collection against ISIS and jeopardized the security of the American people," Pelosi said in a statement.
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That remark, and other missteps, led to an outcry among victims of sex abuse and their supporters, who considered the pope tone-deaf on an issue that has jeopardized his legacy.
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Losing big draws like the actor Jim Carrey, who also said he would not participate if the interview with Mr. Bannon was on the bill, might have jeopardized the event's success.
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Drug use rises, public safety is jeopardized by the release of prison populations, and people who need access to hospitals for vital treatment--say, for cancer and diabetes--can't get it.
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For nearly a month, the White House has refused to comply with House investigations into whether Trump jeopardized national security by allegedly pressing Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 presidential election.
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Before undergoing cancer treatment in 2014, Ruby Torres and her then-boyfriend John Joseph Terrell decided to freeze embryos, since the treatment could have jeopardized her ability to have children later.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's pro-Kurdish opposition applied on Tuesday for its jailed presidential candidate to be released before next month's snap election, saying the detention of Selahattin Demirtas jeopardized voter freedom.
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Lawmakers pressed them about why they felt Trump's efforts to push his Ukrainian counterpart to investigate his political foes were inappropriate, and how they believed the campaign jeopardized U.S. national security.
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Maybin figures to remain a key player, especially after a season-ending calf injury to outfielder Mike Tauchman over the weekend and a lingering elbow injury that has jeopardized Hicks's availability.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE5.
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"The United States has concluded that extraordinary events related to the subject matter of the Treaty arising from Russia's continued noncompliance have jeopardized the United States' supreme interests," the statement said.
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The 2014 referendum, spearheaded by the anti-immigration Swiss People's Party (SVP), has jeopardized a host of other Swiss-EU treaties that govern bilateral economic ties with the country's largest trading partner.
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"Never before has Unirule been so alone in its fight for liberty in China, and the rule of law so jeopardized by the authorities that ordered such heinous act," the tweet said.
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The team did have to take down more than 35 public-facing NASA websites, too, because leaving them up could have jeopardized security and the information on them was not considered critical.
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While his arrest has jeopardized his chances of appearing at a seventh Olympics in Brazil in August, Mark, the double trap champion in Atlanta, said Diamond's wellbeing was more important than medals.
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The company said Monday the largest category of jeopardized data was information on consumers and small businesses as of the time they applied for credit card products from 2005 through early 2019.
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This, more than anything Clinton might have said or done in the months since the Democratic National Convention, has jeopardized the GOP's chances of holding on to the Senate and the House.
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Mud nearly causes calamity A misunderstanding outside one of the towns almost jeopardized the delivery of urgently needed wheat flour, and highlighted how mistrust has permeated and hampered the negotiations and deliveries.
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"North Korea's pursuit of nuclear technology has impaired its own security as well as the region's, and it has also jeopardized China's national security," the paper said in an editorial this month.
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According to German police, the men -- who were traveling on a Ryanair flight from London to Bratislava, Slovakia -- refused to listen to the crew and jeopardized the safety of others on board.
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He is the player whose desire was questioned for proclaiming—correctly—that life is about more than football, even as he routinely jeopardized his long-term health to stay on the field.
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Clinton jeopardized our national security, and my fellow service members often remind me that if they treated classified information as recklessly as the former Secretary of State, they would be behind bars.
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When the Supreme Court cleared him nearly four months later, Ali was able to continue as a boxer instead of serving the five-year prison term that would have jeopardized his career.
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Clinton exclusively used email accounts housed on the server during her tenure as secretary of State, which critics say amounted to the thwarting of public record keeping laws and jeopardized national security.
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Although he received a scholarship specifically designed for DACA students, the revocation of his three-year permit has jeopardized his ability to support himself and to pay the remainder of his tuition.
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The attacks on two oil plants belonging to Saudi Aramco on Saturday triggered the largest-ever disruption to global oil supply and has potentially jeopardized the world's biggest reserve capacity as well.
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Woods, 43, received the nation's highest civilian honor weeks after winning his fifth Masters Tournament, capping off a comeback from injuries, family troubles and problems with drugs that jeopardized his golfing career.
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Whereas American service members are complaining that the hurried cleanup effort carried out by the military jeopardized their health, many in Palomares lament the damage the accident has done to their community.
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He also spoke of workers at his plant in South Carolina being under intense pressure to meet tight deadlines and keep costs low, which he says jeopardized the quality of the planes.
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In a 5-to-4 ruling, the Supreme Court called citizenship and the rights that stem from it "no light trifle to be jeopardized any moment" by politicians' attempts to curtail it.
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Nadler's concerns reflect those shared by several members in Congress that they have family members with jeopardized health, who are in greater danger of severe symptoms if they were to contract coronavirus.
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But the recent cancellation of Mr. Pompeo's visit was a setback for Mr. Moon, whose hopes for improving the inter-Korean relationship could be jeopardized by a deadlock between Pyongyang and Washington.
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But the club also had to allocate resources carefully, he added, and weigh questions about holding onto a cabin that had room for limited visitors and could be jeopardized by powerful storms.
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The Gallery's major Rachel Whiteread exhibition closed to an empty crowd; a Pennsylvania exhibition celebrating the women's suffrage centennial is jeopardized; and a major Tintoretto show in Washington DC also faces cancellation.
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The order effectively penalized South Africa — and jeopardized its chance to qualify for the World Cup next year — despite confirming that neither team had any role in or knowledge of the fixing.
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We have done so at the request of the author, a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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"Their actions," James P. O'Neill, the New York police commissioner, said of the men, "could have jeopardized the lives of an untold number of citizens as we have seen far too often."
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LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said intelligence sharing would not be jeopardized by Tuesday's decision to allow China's Huawei a role in building the country's 5G telecoms network.
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Iran has emerged as one of the top two or three foreign adversaries of the new president, and he is not seeking economic or security ties with Tehran that could be jeopardized.
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Every year that healthcare spending continues to run amok, both state and federal fiscal stability are jeopardized and less funding is left for public investment in education, research and development and transportation.
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But privately aides wondered how long the President would go without tweeting on the matter, which has upset him and jeopardized, for now, a history-making opportunity to reshape the high court.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler told reporters that Democrats had to take action because Trump had endangered the U.S. Constitution, jeopardized national security and undermined the integrity of the 20163 election.
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Despite the wrench that increasing U.S. output has thrown in other producers' plans to try to nudge oil prices back up, their deal to slash production will not be jeopardized this quarter.
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It was also a chance to see what a few supporters of President Trump, whose administration has jeopardized access to family planning abroad and contraception at home, really think about reproductive rights.
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"We generate and sell energy in the country ... I do not believe that we have jeopardized, in any way, the sanctions," Patrizia Grieco, chairman of Enel, an Italian multinational utilities company, told CNBC.
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The perceived White House support of Saudi Arabia, punctuated by Trump's tweets, hampered efforts by Tillerson and Mattis to pressure Gulf countries to ease the blockade, which they said jeopardized anti-ISIS efforts.
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An original Senate proposal for an Alternative Minimum Tax, which would have jeopardized a tax credit renewable energy firms benefit from, was scrapped as a deal between congressional Republicans was reached on Wednesday.
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His wall fight has already jeopardized the rest of his agenda — it even delayed the timing of Trump's address itself when Pelosi told him he couldn't deliver his speech until the government reopened.
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The impact projections are up to three times larger than current estimates The cities that would be most jeopardized by a higher-level of sea level rise, namely 1.8 meters, include Tampa-St.
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The rollout of the policy represents a signature achievement for Verma, who pushed through the plan just weeks after a high-profile feud with HHS Secretary Alex Azar jeopardized both of their jobs.
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The makers of some our most omnipresent technology like Google, Facebook, and Amazon have repeatedly jeopardized user trust by tracking or sharing data they weren't supposed to, either on purpose or through hacks.
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The KFF analysis estimated that at least 27 percent of adults under 65—more than 50 million Americans—had at least one pre-existing condition that would have jeopardized their coverage pre-ACA.
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Officials would not explain why they believed the detention itself hadn't jeopardized the airstrikes, or why the U.S. military believes ISIS had not noticed the captured operative had gone missing from its ranks.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany's European commissioner apologized for offending China, gay people and French-speaking Belgians on Thursday as the EU executive tried to end days of scandalized commentary that might have jeopardized trade.
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Once Ruth commits to G.L.O.W., naturally the project is jeopardized, not least by a lack of funding (Chris Lowell plays an adorably hapless producer who has a drug robot, but no production money).
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Last year, Congress passed SESTA/FOSTA, a package of bills that shuttered websites used by sex workers, which advocates argued jeopardized sex workers' safety and livelihood in the name of curbing sex trafficking.
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In pursuit of big profits and taking advantage of breakable rules and indifferent regulators, NECC cut corners and jeopardized safety in order to produce larger quantities of product without following proper safety standards.
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But the outraged reaction of some 40,000 French fans at the Stade Colombes jeopardized the very principle of the better and more peaceful world through sports on which the modern Olympics were based.
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"For over a year, Mr. Pruitt abused his position of power for personal gain, pushed policies that jeopardized public health, advocated for industry over people, and worked to discredit objective science," Carper added.
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Clinton and the State Department have refused to detail the security precautions taken for the private machine, leaving many to wonder whether her unusual email setup jeopardized sensitive national security and diplomatic information.
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The issue of 'brand safety', which can be jeopardized when ads appear next to unsuitable online content, has also frustrated marketers and encouraged them to seek greater control over how they target audiences.
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She devised a plan to have Ms. Polanco pay her to withdraw the charges, which was furthered by a campaign of harassment directed at Ms. Polanco and her family and jeopardized their safety.
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The U.S. Justice Department has said that by publishing their identities he jeopardized the lives of sources that included Afghans, Iraqis, journalists, religious leaders, human rights advocates and political dissidents from repressive regimes.
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The defendants in the rape trial were convicted and jailed last year, but prosecutors said Britain First's campaign could have jeopardized the proceedings to the extent that the rapists could have walked free.
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"If he is not released prior to that due date, he will receive grades of zero on all assignments and his academic future will be further jeopardized," the lawyers wrote in the motion.
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The reports come as 3 House committees have subpoenaed Pompeo for documents related to investigations on whether Trump jeopardized national security by pressuring Ukraine's president to investigate Biden during the July 25 call.
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In 2018, the New York City Department of Investigation released a damning report showing that the NYPD has understaffed its special victims unit, supplied it with inexperienced detectives, mistreated victims, and jeopardized prosecutions.
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"Defendants decided that buying off the terrorists was the most efficient way to operate their businesses while managing their own security risks -- even though doing so jeopardized other American lives," the lawsuit says.
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Lawmakers are looking into whether Trump's actions jeopardized national security and the integrity of U.S. elections, saying he appeared to be soliciting a political favor from a foreign leader to get re-elected.
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The Office for Civil Rights sent a "dear colleague letter" reminding colleges that sexual harassment and assault create an environment so hostile that women's access to education is jeopardized, violating their civil rights.
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Three House committees subpoenaed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday for documents related to investigations on whether President Trump jeopardized national security by pressuring Ukraine's president to investigate political rival Joe Biden.
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"I've worked so hard to try and make sure I can provide for my daughters and our livelihood to have it jeopardized just for doing something that I'm passionate about," Mason told ABC 11.
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Russia said at the time the strikes jeopardized a cessation of hostilities that Washington and Moscow had negotiated and that the Syrian regime resumed striking rebel areas soon after, with the accord eventually collapsing.
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Chelsea Manning and war crimes Obama did not pardon but rather commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, the convicted leaker of classified information to WikiLeaks -- drawing widespread criticism since Manning arguably jeopardized national security.
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"Older physicians or physicians that have gone into it as a passion want to have the continuity of care for their patients that I think they feel is jeopardized in this system," Thomas says.
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The two are set to marry in a lavish Christmas ceremony — but "their plans are jeopardized when Amber finds herself second-guessing whether or not she's cut out to be queen," according to Netflix.
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But leaked emails from Milne appeared to suggest funding could be jeopardized if the ABC did not remove a senior journalist who had angered the government through her coverage of its corporate tax policy.
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While Trump has intimated that he might use Meng as a bargaining chip (a likely unconstitutional offer that may have jeopardized the extradition), the DOJ has distanced itself from the White House's trade negotiations.
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But both his candidacy and his reputation were jeopardized in mid-September, after a letter surfaced from psychology professor Christine Blasey Ford alleging that Kavanaugh had sexually assaulted her when the two were teenagers.
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A Turkish court last week ruled to keep American pastor Andrew Brunson in jail, in a case that has deepened existing rifts and jeopardized the procurement of Lockheed Martin F-35 jets by Turkey.
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Donald Trump suggested Clinton was hiding something nefarious, that she had jeopardized national security by conducting business on a non-governmental email address and that she, broadly, didn't think the rules applied to her.
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Piyush Goyal, minister for power, coal and renewable energy, said after the tax announcement the government will stick to its clean energy goals, but environmental groups said India's progress on solar would be jeopardized.
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Fleury survived a scare in the closing seconds as Philadelphia came with a lot of pressure that had the Penguins scrambling and jeopardized the chance to beat a team that had become a nemesis.
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" He said that by supporting the repeal, Italy's senators had jeopardized "the health of the weakest and most defenseless children" in order "to ingratiate themselves with the most ignorant, selfish… part of the country.
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In reviewing the manuscript in 1973 for "The C.I.A. and the Cult of Intelligence," the agency cited 339 passages that it said had to be removed on the grounds that they jeopardized national security.
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While Garnder took a bit of a victory lap Tuesday in touting his state's paper ballot system, he stopped short of saying Iowa's first-in-the-nation status could be jeopardized after last night.
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McConnell and Trump speak regularly and have a good working relationship, according to Senate aides, something that could be jeopardized if McConnell came out swinging whenever he had a disagreement with a presidential tweet.
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Cadets and midshipmen, the report found, believe they will not only be retaliated against by their peers but that their academic and military careers will be jeopardized if they were to file a report.
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"Peoples' health care is still being jeopardized, and we have a lot of work to do to make sure the American people know with certainty their health care coverage is protected," said freshman Rep.
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Despite Europe's apparent resolve to save the deal, Sanam Vakil, associate fellow at Chatham House, said the blow to trans-Atlantic relations jeopardized future European attempts at cooperation with the U.S. on the world stage.
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Flying rights to and from and within the European Union, as well as between the United States and Britain, are currently covered by EU-wide "Open Skies" agreements, but this arrangement is jeopardized by Brexit.
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In addition to threatening the Affordable Care Act, funding for Title X, the federal grant program that offers family planning and health services to low-income and uninsured individuals, could also be jeopardized, she says.
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The reportedly shy, quiet -- but clearly rebellious -- bobcat escaped her feline enclosure Monday only for her adventure to be jeopardized on Wednesday when a visitor spotted her walking past the Smithsonian National Zoo's bird house.
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"We would expect some mortgage loans' performance to weaken due to lower house prices, higher interest rates and falling commercial property values," Fitch Ratings analysts said recently, also noting that banks' ratings could be jeopardized.
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We have done so at the request of the author, a senior editor for the New York Times Opinion page, whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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" He concluded, "So powerful is the hold of the two-cassette 'Pride and Prejudice,' which has sold some 200,000 copies, that it is only half-jokingly reputed to have jeopardized jobs and strained personal relationships.
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The big picture: House committees leading the impeachment inquiry believe that the president's decision to withhold military aid to Ukraine and his push for Ukraine to investigate his 2020 rival Joe Biden jeopardized national security.
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And over and over, she lied to the American people about her secret email server, which selfishly and recklessly jeopardized classified intelligence while also covering up massive conflicts of interest at her corrupt Clinton Foundation.
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Trump has long derided Weiner as a "sleaze" and a "perv" and on Saturday questioned whether the relationship between the disgraced ex-congressman and Clinton's top aide might have jeopardized the security of classified information.
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Even the innocent actions of military, diplomatic, and other American personnel serving abroad may be used as an excuse to sue Washington under the idea, and America's foreign policy goals and activities would be jeopardized.
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Italy and Austria are part of the European Union's Schengen open-border zone, but free movement has been jeopardized by the reimposition of controls at some key crossings by countries affected by the migrant influx.
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Instead, he seems to only have revealed classified information to Russian officials—which seems to have both jeopardized America's relationship with key allies and human lives—because he is both dumb and easy to manipulate.
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"Focus on enforcement, only, may mean that a military family has already suffered harm, a security clearance may have been lost, a career has been jeopardized" before some sort of compensation takes place, Kantwill said.
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Hopes of a seventh title this term appeared to be jeopardized when he broke his ankle in a training accident in August but Hirscher was never going to be bothered by that sort of setback.
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From Reconstruction through the Jim Crow era and into the twenty-first century, black Americans have been subject to a number of exploitative and discriminatory practices that have jeopardized their land tenure and property rights.
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But the judge disagreed, saying in his rulings that the order was written broadly to "reach all federal grants" and potentially jeopardized hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to San Francisco and Santa Clara.
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The NCC vowed to fight the move through the World Trade Organization and Turkish courts, and warned it put U.S. cotton at a competitive disadvantage to other countries and jeopardized U.S. business with Turkish mills.
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Kim also accused Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of treating South Korea like a "hostile nation," according to Yonhap, in reference to Abe previously saying that South Korea had jeopardized national security in their feud.
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Their joint trust fund, which they call "the nest," is jeopardized when Leo, the hard-partying black sheep of the family, gets in a drunken-driving accident with a teenage waitress in the passenger seat.
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And she has spent the last 85033 months looking in the eyes of the American people and lying about how she recklessly jeopardized the American people and our national security with her secret email server.
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Separately Bosch appealed to regulators in Europe not to ban diesel vehicles on fears that a European Union target to cut carbon dioxide gas emissions, which are blamed for causing global warming, could be jeopardized.
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"Higher-than-expected health care costs have jeopardized the financial solvency of some insurers and have caused other insurers to leave the exchange altogether," said James Augur, a regional vice president of Anthem in Connecticut.
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Tens of thousands of Lebanese live and work in the kingdom, their salaries providing an important source of remittances to their families in Lebanon, which could be jeopardized if the Saudis decide to expel them.
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In a mere 11 days, arrogant, selfish actions by the Clintons contaminated three of the purest brands in Washington — Barack Obama, James Comey and Loretta Lynch — and jeopardized the futures of Hillary's most loyal aides.
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It casts Ms. Layne as 19-year-old Tish, whose idyllic New York romance with her childhood friend Fonny (Stephan James) is jeopardized when Fonny is arrested on false charges by a vindictive white cop.
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These extraordinary tensions in the always-tense abortion debate may help explain why a Trump official who helped craft anti-abortion policy found her confirmation jeopardized by critics who worried she wasn't anti-abortion enough.
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But the country's role as an energy exporter is jeopardized by the glut of oil now on the market, as well as depressed demand as the coronavirus shock winds its way through the world economy.
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The retailers added an economic argument to the campaign to protect Bears Ears: Outdoor recreation contributes more than $12 billion annually to the Utah economy, spending that could be jeopardized if public lands are developed.
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Critics of Clinton have seized on her unconventional email setup, which is currently being investigated by the FBI, to claim that the former secretary of State jeopardized national security and shielded herself from public scrutiny.
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The world's leading authority on climate science, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), has recognized that when local communities' land rights are jeopardized, it poses risks to both people and the planet.
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" The president also posted comments from a conservative lawyer complaining that Stone's jury wasn't impartial and a link to a Fox News story with a headline suggesting Jackson's bias "may have jeopardized the whole trial.
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Presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE ripped Sen.
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He led all House Republicans in opposing defense policy legislation written by Democrats in July, arguing the bill would have jeopardized military readiness by endorsing a lower level of defense spending, among other contentious provisions.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who last week accused Tehran of an "act of war" against the Saudis that also jeopardized Americans, on Sunday said the U.S. mission is to avoid war with Iran (Reuters).
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Trump administration officials complain the war on coal has forced early closure of hundreds of coal-fired power plants, and jeopardized the future of many more, but nearly all of these plants would have closed anyway.
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Sao Paulo stocks gained 0.9%, with state-run oil firm Petrobras offering one of the biggest boosts as it said a strike by workers had not yet affected production or jeopardized safety across the company's operations.
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Both Italy and Austria are members of the European Union's Schengen open-border zone, but free movement has been jeopardized by the reimposition of controls at some key crossings by countries affected by the migrant influx.
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The EMA's executive director Guido Rasi had warned that access to new medicines and safety checks on existing treatments would be jeopardized if politicians picked a new home for the regulator that was unacceptable to staff.
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TIM has been at loggerheads with Rome over rolling out superfast internet in so-called non-economically viable areas for weeks, after the government alleged the telecoms firm had jeopardized state tenders in the same regions.
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Many experts further believe that the gradual increase in governments of high-rate HIV countries financially tackling their own epidemics, could be jeopardized if they feel like larger countries, such as the US, are bowing out.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The Polish government's tightened hold on public media, its conflict with the highest court and recent anti-terrorism legislation have jeopardized free expression in the country, according to Europe's main rights and democracy watchdog.
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Rather than allowing state policymakers to work things out, SACS placed Louisville on probation and threatened its federal funding, alleging that the governor was inappropriately exerting "considerable external control and influence" that jeopardized the board's responsibility.
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The government's move has jeopardized Amazon and Flipkart's plans to tap the fast-growing e-commerce market as it would require them to rethink their existing business structures and raise compliance costs, industry sources have said.
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The Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority said the legislation, which Mr. McCrory called crucial to public safety and signed hours after its passage in the General Assembly, had jeopardized more than $86 million in event-related spending.
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Leana Wen stepped into leadership at Planned Parenthood at a moment when the organization's ability to continue providing a range of health care services had become jeopardized by its insistence that reproductive health care includes abortion.
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The AfD were swift to seize on the Frankfurt killing as evidence that Germans' safety was being jeopardized by the country's welcoming stance towards immigrants, prompting Interior Minister Horst Seehofer to issue a call for restraint.
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On social media, Zahra Billoo, Executive Director of CAIR San Francisco, and the Executive Director of CAIR Los Angeles, Hussam Ayloush, piled on, opened up a flood of hate Tweets that has jeopardized my personal security.
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Turkey's pursuit of the S-400 has jeopardized its acquisition of the F-35 joint strike fighter, as members of Congress have attempted to block Ankara's receipt of the jet over concerns about the Russian system.
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House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry against the president over allegations that he violated his oath of office and jeopardized U.S. national security by asking a foreign leader to investigate a political rival for personal gain.
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The tension unleashed fears Pakistan's economic recovery could be jeopardized if there were a prolonged crisis that could even draw in the powerful military, which has a history of meddling in politics and overthrowing civilian governments.
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Euro zone inflation jumped by far more than expected in May on higher energy costs, bringing relief to the European Central Bank after market turbulence that has jeopardized its planned exit from a lavish stimulus program.
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" Feingold welcomed the endorsements, saying in a statement that "Wisconsin cannot afford more denial or inaction on climate change, and Wisconsinites cannot afford to live in cities where access to safe, clean drinking water is jeopardized.
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The Kavanaugh nomination erupted last month into a major controversy that jeopardized an effort by Trump and his fellow Republicans to cement conservative dominance of the nation's highest court and push America's judiciary to the right.
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The team was also aware of the Argentine whereabouts of the demonic Nazi medical experimenter Josef Mengele, but Mr. Eitan had blocked any attempt to seize him because it could have jeopardized the capture of Eichmann.
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" In a press conference around the same time, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said, "Russia has jeopardized United States security interests, and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while Russia shamelessly violates it.
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On Twitter and Facebook, where the news can be found but is not ubiquitous, there has been praise from some Australians that the news was posted, and criticism from others worried that publication has jeopardized justice.
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But, there was speculation he could switch to another company after his NCAA career was jeopardized because of that February incident when his Nike PG 2.5s busted open during the first minute of the UNC game.
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"That the athletes were able to take action and not have their jobs jeopardized was significant," said Richard Lapchick, the director of the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida.
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He said violent acts had jeopardized social order and challenged the "one country, two systems" principle under which Hong Kong retained certain freedoms and a degree of autonomy after its 1997 handover from Britain to China.
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Kate Brown of Oregon, a Democrat, said Mr. Trump's policies on trade and climate had jeopardized the interests of her state, which is heavily invested in exporting electronics and agricultural goods to Canada and East Asia.
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But Medvedev's consistency and endurance on the court are paired with a fiery temper that has at times antagonized crowds and jeopardized his concentration - something he will need to steer clear from at the Australian Open.
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The regulatory case arose in 2013, when the commodities agency sued Mr. Corzine, a Democratic former New Jersey senator and governor, saying he had failed to "diligently supervise" the firm as it jeopardized the clients' accounts.
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His legislative priorities hanging in the balance, Trump is under pressure to improve ties with McConnell and salvage what he can of an increasingly jeopardized agenda that includes a healthcare overhaul, immigration, infrastructure and tax reform.
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Mr. Moon's effort to broker a peace and denuclearization deal between North Korea and the United States has been jeopardized since February, when talks between Kim Jong-un and President Trump in Hanoi, Vietnam, abruptly ended.
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The flames had started a forest fire that jeopardized not only the refuge itself, but the lives of nearly 50 critically endangered California condors, which at that time made up a sizable portion of the global population.
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Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the ministerial meeting would also discuss Washington's role in future Arab-Israeli peacemaking that members states said was now jeopardized by what they see as U.S. bias towards Israel.
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Eight years later, protection for preexisting medical conditions — a provision of Obamacare that would be jeopardized if congressional Republicans ever succeed in repealing the law — became a central issue in gubernatorial races across the country, including Walker's.
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Ban told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that decisions by U.S. President Donald Trump to withdraw his country from the 2015 Paris Agreement on global warming, and to walk away from promises on climate finance jeopardized global commitments.
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The big picture: The disclosures are the latest by a growing number of U.S. dioceses that have admitted to covering up child sex abuse allegations, amid a still-growing crisis that has jeopardized the Catholic Church's credibility.
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These shortfalls, Grassley said in a letter to Esper, have resulted in "financial waste and further delays to the mission readiness" of the plane and have "potentially jeopardized the lives" of pilots who fly the F-35.
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The EFF is currently challenging the bill's legality in court on behalf of three different plaintiffs — one is a digital library, one a masseuse, and one an activist— whose various livelihoods are all jeopardized by the bill.
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But an intensifying trade war with the United States, China's biggest trading partner, has stoked concerns that Beijing's long-term plan to shift to high-end manufacturing under its 'Made in China 2025' plan could be jeopardized.
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In short, for Jerusalem and Riyadh the US outreach to Iran heralded an increase in Iran's threatening influence and a growing US-Iranian reconciliation that would have jeopardized their clout with Washington and their influence and security.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer's proposal to modernize the labor market was approved by the Senate's economic affairs committee on Tuesday, clearing an important hurdle despite a political crisis that has jeopardized the government's reforms agenda.
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The White House office created by the bill would seek to ensure that critical U.S. supply chains, both government and non-governmental, are not jeopardized by reliance on foreign manufacturers, the two lawmakers said in the statement.
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Both Italy and Austria are members of the European Union's Schengen open-border zone, but free movement has been jeopardized by the reimposition of controls at some key crossings by countries affected by an influx of migrants.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will allocate a one-time investment of C$26.8 million ($20.2 million) to provincial legal aid for asylum claims to compensate for services "jeopardized" by provincial cuts, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday.
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Turkey is also buying Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets from the United States, but United States has warned that their purchase could be jeopardized if it does not drop the S-400 purchase plan.
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Though both presidents made much of the joint efforts of our militaries to work together, particularly with regards to Syria, we must not forget that the Russian military has routinely jeopardized the safety of our military personnel.
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The organization already found itself on the other side of the White House after last year's landmark nuclear deal with Iran, and support for comments like Trump's could have further jeopardized its standing among Democrats in Washington.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Access to new medicines and safety checks on existing treatments will be jeopardized if politicians pick a new home for Europe's London-based drugs regulator that is unacceptable to staff, its executive director told Reuters.
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The lessons on fixing the scan platform helped recover Voyager 2 after a camera became misaligned in 1981, which could have jeopardized the science of the craft during its Uranus encounter (and thus, its Neptune encounter too).
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The United States has already warned Turkey that it would be subject to sanctions and its purchase of Lockheed Martin fighter jets would be jeopardized if Ankara does not drop plans to purchase the missile defense system.
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Revealing it "jeopardized a critical source of intelligence on the Islamic State," according to the Post — specifically by giving the Russians enough information about the nature of the source to easily identify who or what it is.
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The election of a president who had been, among other things, caught on tape making gleefully misogynistic remarks inspired a credible panic in some women and others who feared their civil rights might soon be further jeopardized.
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At the Pentagon, several Defense officials expressed anger that years of close work could be jeopardized by what one characterized as a "casual" process that failed to take into account America's long-term interests in the region.
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He characterized the day the tape was published by the Washington Post in October 2016 as "my worst day" — not because of what he said, but because it jeopardized his chances of being elected the next month.
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Finally, by threatening to renege on a $3 million match toward a federal grant, Amtrak has jeopardized one of its top-performing long-distance routes, the Southwest Chief, which makes 31 stops between Chicago and Los Angeles.
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The head of the UK&aposs counterintelligence service MI5 told The Financial Times he doesn&apost believe the UK&aposs intelligence-sharing relationship with the US would be jeopardized if it allowed Huawei to build 5G equipment.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's presidential campaign on Monday said Sen.
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Had Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democrats refused to remove the language, the administration could have publicly announced its intent to veto the legislation and further jeopardized efforts to fund the government before funding lapsed at midnight Friday.
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"I assure you that is simply not true and I encourage those leaders to be mindful of their actions moving forward because their words have jeopardized the city of Dallas, as well as the Dallas Police Department."
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While her earlier anti-war activism wasn't exactly a secret, renewed scrutiny of it has jeopardized Sinema's carefully crafted image as a moderate in a state where Democrats hope to flip a seat currently held by Republicans.
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The recent Equifax data breach jeopardized the economic security of nearly half of all Americans because of the credit rating company's failure to safeguard our most sensitive information, which could now be in the hands of criminals.
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The treacherous weather jeopardized travel plans for some of the 55 million Americans expected to fly or drive at least 50 miles (80 km) from their homes for Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday, according to the American Automobile Association.
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WASHINGTON — Federal investigators say they have found huge gaps in the regulation of assisted living facilities, a shortfall that they say has potentially jeopardized the care of hundreds of thousands of people served by the booming industry.
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They said the San Francisco-based bank's resistance stemmed from concern that acting would have exposed its own "misconduct" in other residential mortgage-backed securities trusts, and jeopardized its business dealings with lenders and servicers, court papers show.
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More than 80% of end-of-life facilities in the United States had at least one deficiency, the report found, and more than 300 -- about 18% -- were poor performers with serious problems that jeopardized patient health and safety.
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Nevada Senator Jacky Rosen called the decision "deceitful and unethical" and said it jeopardized "the health and safety of thousands of Nevadans and Americans who live in close proximity to shipment routes," according to The New York Times.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Saturday deals with the European Union, including an agreement on stemming the flow of migrants, would be jeopardized if the bloc failed to implement promised visa liberalization for Turks.
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Why it matters, per Axios science editor Andrew Freedman: UNEP is the UN's primary environmental organization, and having a leader perceived to be jetting around the world — with a high carbon footprint — jeopardized the reputation of the agency.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty moderate Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives warned on Friday that efforts to overhaul the federal tax code could be jeopardized by demands for including major spending cuts in a fiscal 2018 budget resolution.
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Four straight losses and six in the last seven games have severely jeopardized the Hoosiers' chances to make the tourney, although an admirable effort at Minnesota the last time out has coach Tom Crean confident in a turnaround.
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One activist, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of any impact on her business, said the bill might have jeopardized a bipartisan, anti-discrimination measure being considered by Japanese lawmakers by putting ruling parties on the defensive.
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Both sides have promised vigorous litigation, but if the charging affidavit is true, one thing is certain: Bill Cosby's very own words -- words that he did not have to utter -- have seriously jeopardized his defense and his freedom.
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The intervening years have been tumultuous, to say the least: Smith's rapid rise was jeopardized by a September 2013 arrest for heroin and ecstasy possession in upstate New York alongside his girlfriend, the musician and model Sky Ferreira.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's president wants his vice president to return to the capital to try to salvage a peace agreement that was jeopardized by fighting earlier this month between forces loyal to the two long-time rivals.
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I think one of the themes of the show is dealing with the rights that are being jeopardized for women within the show, and it's right in line with what is going on in our social climate now.
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"As the Committee is well aware, I took office during an unprecedented fiscal and economic crisis that jeopardized the future of Puerto Rico, including two catastrophic hurricanes that left the island without power, water or communication," he said.
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However, the terms of Britain's EU divorce are still unclear, and the sources were anyway confident security cooperation would not be jeopardized given the West's need for unity against threats ranging from Islamic militants to the far right.
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"These questions must be answered in order to provide certainty to the American public that their security will not be jeopardized by these new flights," wrote Hudson and Katko, who chairs the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation Security.
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The issue has dogged Clinton, now the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, for more than a year, however, due to allegations that the setup may have caused the deletion of federal records or may have jeopardized national security secrets.
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There is no U.S. interest so crucial—including the vague maintenance of stability in Syria, or the safety of California from missile attack—that cannot be jeopardized with a stray tweet if Trump feels himself belittled or ignored.
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Through modeling and simulation, recent war games have identified a number of joint energy risks, and we now have a deeper understanding of how our energy sources, and the troops transporting them, may be jeopardized in future conflicts.
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Whether you are showing polar bears jeopardized by a fragile ecosystem, like NatGeo's Paul Nicklen, or children receiving education the world over, like educator Rebecca Ume Crook, pictures really are worth a thousand words, and videos even more.
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He is up for parole tomorrow, and it seemed like he had a decent chance of receiving it—that is, until word started to trickle out that he may have jeopardized an early release by getting caught masturbating.
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At the time, investigators sought to access data on a password-protected iPhone tied to the San Bernardino terrorist attack, but Apple resisted, arguing it would set a dangerous precedent that jeopardized all smartphone users' privacy and security.
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" Ten senators wrote to Mr. Ross this past week warning that "well-paying American jobs would be jeopardized by any further restrictions on sugar imports, which only advance the narrow interest of domestic growers and large sugar companies.
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This week's mass expungement represents an indictment of the summons system itself — and a recognition that far too many people were brought into contact with the justice system for petty offenses that in no way jeopardized public safety.
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Krystal and Saagar discuss Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's super delegate strategy.
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By taking out Soleimani, Trump isolated himself on the world stage, prompted Iran to pull out of a landmark deal to limit its nuclear power, jeopardized the US&aposs relationship with Iraq, and froze efforts to combat ISIS.
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" In their own filing with the Senate on Monday, the seven House impeachment "managers" who will make the Democrats case for Trump's removal to the Senate said he had "jeopardized our national security and our democratic self-governance.
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The House argued in a 111-page brief filed Saturday that the Senate should convict Trump of abusing his power because he exercised his official power to pressure Ukraine to aid his reelection and jeopardized U.S. national interests.
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BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation jumped far more than expected in May on higher energy costs, offering relief to the European Central Bank after market turbulence that has jeopardized its planned exit from a lavish stimulus program.
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If the defense contractor's breakout is jeopardized by Wall Street's reaction to its earnings report, Collins said the stock would continue to trade in a range of $196 to $204, with potential downside targets at $200 and $196.
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The unprecedented comments by Speaker Bercow sparked fierce criticism that he was overstepping the bounds of his nonpolitical office, and may have jeopardized a bilateral relationship that is critical for Britain as it eyes a post-Brexit future.
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MLB star Pablo Sandoval has long been known for his girth, and although it didn't stop him from becoming a great baseball player, in recent years, he's reportedly struggled with overeating problems, and his weight has jeopardized his career.
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"We did not sleep, about 30 guys at one time would keep watch for potential attacks," said an asylum seeker who asked to be identified only as Imran, due to fears his application for U.S. resettlement could be jeopardized.
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" "We don't want the mom's health to be jeopardized," said Cass, who explained they work carefully, both making the incision and sewing it up in order "to make that uterus be as sealed and as water tight as possible.
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"More rapid and sustained progress in closing the gender gap in science, engineering, and medicine is jeopardized by the persistence of sexual harassment and its adverse impact on women's careers in our nation's colleges and universities," the report reads.
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" Dem nominee for S.C. governor tried to run under multiple parties - Fox News: "The Democratic nominee for governor in South Carolina could have jeopardized his campaign by trying to run as a candidate for three other parties as well.
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The president has effectively started a war on the IC. That means you'll likely get the benefit of the doubt, in my experience, when seeking information, as long as sources, methods and on-going cases will not be jeopardized.
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The complaint by Siddharth Breja, a former senior vice president of global finance, alleges the company jeopardized consumers by refusing to recall mint-flavored e-cigarette nicotine pods against his "insistence and protests" or to issue a safety warning.
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McAleenan denied in an interview with Fox News Radio on Thursday that he was the source of leaks to the media that jeopardized the raids, but wouldn't say explicitly if there were any Trump policies that he disagreed with.
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California — thanks to a waiver from the federal government — has some of the strictest emissions standards for vehicles in the county, but that status is jeopardized by proposed rules from the Trump administration that would scale back emissions standards.
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Meeke had led the Rally Guanajuato Mexico since Friday but jeopardized his fourth career win when he went off the road less than a kilometer from the finish of the final Power Stage while leading by some 40 seconds.
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Since then, House Democrats have launched an impeachment inquiry against the president over allegations that he violated his oath of office and jeopardized U.S. national security by asking a foreign leader to investigate a political rival for personal gain.
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The unprecedented comments by Speaker Bercow sparked fierce criticism that he was overstepping the bounds of his non-political office, and may have jeopardized a bilateral relationship that is critical for Britain as it eyes a post-Brexit future.
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Later additions from the golden age of Hollywood, Diahann Carroll and Rock Hudson, were in their 50s — the latter's death of AIDS in 1985 provoking a national conversation about whether he'd jeopardized Ms. Evans's health with their onscreen kiss.
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U.S. authorities have called for a complete ban on the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker Huawei in Europe's 5G networks over fears of Chinese spying, leaving some of the largest carriers fretting that their investment plans could be jeopardized.
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U.S. authorities have called for a complete ban on the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker Huawei in Europe's 5G networks over fears of Chinese spying, leaving some of the largest carriers fretting that their investment plans could be jeopardized.
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U.S. lawmakers leading the inquiry now want access to Trump's calls with Russian President Vladimir Putin and some other world leaders, with the chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee citing concerns that Trump may have jeopardized national security.
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"If the agreement fails to be implemented, the international non-proliferation regime will be undermined, the authority and role of the Security Council challenged, and peace and stability in both this region and the wider world jeopardized," Wang said.
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Edna Smith Primus had graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law — the first black woman to do so, in 163 — when barely one year later she was assigned a case that could have jeopardized her career.
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The Swedish automaker Volvo's $1.1 billion investment plan in the U.S. could be jeopardized amid rising tensions in global trade, the CEO of Volvo Cars told CNBC Thursday, calling for a "de-escalation phase" in the rhetoric over tariffs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran has created a grave situation and jeopardized global oil supplies with its aggressive behavior, Saudi Arabia's minister of state for foreign affairs said on Thursday, adding that the kingdom was consulting with allies on next steps.
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The poll, released on Sunday, follows an emotionally charged week in Washington, during which Kavanaugh's once-certain confirmation was jeopardized after three women made allegations against him, including accusations of assault and exposing himself in public in the 1980s.
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As DARPA explained at the onset of the project, emphasis ours:National security can be quickly jeopardized by naturally occurring threats to the crop system, including pathogens, drought, flooding, and frost, but especially by threats introduced by state or non-state actors.
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If that vital tropical ecosystem reaches a tipping point - which may be closer than realized - the region would heat up considerably, biodiversity would be harmed, and the world's ability to stick to its warming goals would be jeopardized, he warned.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday in the Northern District of California, Breja said he was fired after objecting to the shipment and raising concerns about other instances of "illegal and unsafe conduct" that "jeopardized" public health and the lives of consumers.
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Oil money fueled ISIS, he notes, and more recently it helps feed the Kurds — not mentioning that their access to it is being jeopardized by his sudden decision three weeks ago to abandon the American posts along the Turkey-Syria border.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday in the Northern District of California, Breja said he was fired after objecting to the shipment and raising concerns about other instances of "illegal and unsafe conduct" that "jeopardized" public health and the lives of consumers.
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According to the man behind the wheel, BMW driving instructor Johan Schwartz, what jeopardized the record attempt more than almost anything else was the kind of mundane problem anyone who owns or has driven a modern car knows too well.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biotech sector boasts the strongest new drug pipeline in Europe but industry leaders say it needs continued access to global talent, funding and regulatory clarity to thrive in the future - all of which could be jeopardized by Brexit.
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The lawsuit, filed Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas in Austin, says the state's Health and Human Services Commission, which administers its Medicaid program, jeopardized Pfizer's ability to negotiate prices competitively by disclosing the information.
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I&aposve been out there 6,000 employees run the space defense system to protect our assets in space that are incredibly valuable, that if they&aposre ever jeopardized could actually shutdown systems in the United States that we rely on daily.
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Switzerland also adopts EU rules in the areas in which it has single market access and accepts the free movement of EU citizens although a vote in favor of restrictions, at a referendum in 2014, has jeopardized Swiss-EU economic ties.
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Efforts to refinance over $400 million in debt in the early fall were jeopardized when an underwriter backed out in the wake of America Media's legal entanglement in the hush-money case, said a person familiar with the company's finances.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A federal judge on Wednesday called off next week's trial of two members of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's administration accused of extorting a music festival production company into using union labor after a court ruling jeopardized the prosecution's case.
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In another tense exchange with Jordan, Cohen said that he had declined the chance to work in the White House's office of general counsel after Trump won the presidency, because it could have jeopardized his attorney-client privilege with his boss.
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Trump's first "travel ban" could have jeopardized medical care After Trump signed a ban on travel targeting people from seven Muslim-majority countries, there was great concern in the medical profession whether it would cause doctor shortages in the Rust Belt.
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Our national security will continue to be jeopardized by ongoing investigations by the FBI, and potentially the Justice Department and Congress, putting us at immediate risk of more assertive actions in Europe, Middle East and Asia by the Russians and Chinese.
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Instead of taking action against an allegedly rogue officer, Navy officials initially responded by warning those who came forward that their careers and prized SEAL status could be jeopardized if they spoke out against a popular fellow commando like Gallagher.
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In fact, the NAFTA deal could end up considerably worse if the United States fails to reach a deal with Canada, while the revised agreement with South Korea has been jeopardized by Trump's threat to slap new tariffs on auto imports.
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It was not immediately clear why the authorities blocked the rise, but higher output from the project might have jeopardized Russia's pledge to curb national crude output in line with a deal agreed on with OPEC and other oil producers.
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"Hillary Clinton's reckless attempt to skirt government transparency laws with her secret email server jeopardized our national security by exposing classified information on more than two thousand occasions," Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement on Friday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congress is determined to get access to Donald Trump's calls with Russian President Vladimir Putin and other world leaders, the U.S. House Intelligence Committee's chairman said on Sunday, citing concerns that the Republican president may have jeopardized national security.
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Kay Swinburne, a center right British MEP, told an audience of financial industry officials not to exploit loopholes in these new rules after Brexit otherwise Britain's ability to access the EU market under so-called "equivalence" terms would be jeopardized.
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Euro zone inflation jumped far more than expected in May on higher energy costs, data showed on Thursday, bringing some relief to the European Central Bank after market turbulence that has jeopardized its planned exit from its crisis-era stimulus program.
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In the statement, addressed to the acting Census Bureau director, Ron Jarmin, the committee also said it worried about the "implications for attitudes about the Census Bureau," an allusion to fears that the latest move jeopardized the bureau's nonpartisan reputation.
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Carlton Pearson, a graduate of Oral Roberts University whose ministry in the Pentecostal Church of God in Christ was jeopardized by his "Gospel of Inclusion," which, among other things, cast doubt on the concept of a hell of eternal torture.
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More important, I believed impeachment proceedings at that time could have jeopardized a bigger political and policy prize — the collapse of Mr. Trump's Republican Party and the prospect of progressives controlling the White House and Congress for many years to come.
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The big picture: The White House has refused to comply with House investigations into whether Trump jeopardized national security by allegedly pressing Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 presidential election, and by withholding security assistance provided by Congress to help Ukraine.
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"The potential for strengthening our economy through tax reform would be jeopardized by any proposal that imposes an advertising tax on our nation's manufacturing, retail and service industries," 124 members of the House said in a recent letter to congressional leaders.
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Team Rising weighs in on whether the debate sunk Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE.
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Giuliani eventually left office, and now-presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE took office.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world's transport networks are lagging behind booming demand, and countries risk missing key development goals if access to jobs, markets and healthcare is jeopardized, the World Bank, United Nations and other agencies said on Thursday.
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And even if she had been found to have jeopardized national security, it isn't clear she would have had to go to prison over it (although it could be argued that other facing similar charges, like Reality Winner, were ultimately imprisoned).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department has approved the sale to Taiwan of spare parts for F-16 fighter planes and other military aircraft worth up to $330 million, prompting China to warn on Tuesday that the move jeopardized Sino-U.
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Following a whistleblower complaint that Trump, a Republican, solicited a political favor from Ukraine's president that could help him get re-elected, the lawmakers are investigating concerns that Trump's actions have jeopardized national security and the integrity of U.S. elections.
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Voices: "We shut down the government for 25 days, we put America through this crisis, we jeopardized our economy — for what?" said Senator Richard Durbin of Illinois, a Democrat, who was part of the committee that negotiated the budget deal.
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But Roberts said he believed that the U.S.' intelligence partners would continue to share information, and that Trump's disclosure was unlikely to have jeopardized the safety of a human source who may have divulged the existence of the laptop plot.
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The central government supported the Hong Kong authorities in punishing any acts that jeopardized national security and had zero tolerance for any organizations preaching Hong Kong independence or engaging in activities of splitting the country, Xinhua quoted the spokesperson as saying.
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But coming from the Trump administration — which has demonized immigrants and people of color, defended white supremacists, and jeopardized our freedom of press — the directive to adopt a style that prizes control over artistic expression is symbolic in the most perverse way.
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" Wolfe's lawyers argued in the court papers filed Tuesday that Wolfe's "Sixth Amendment right to an impartial jury and the presumption of innocence have been jeopardized by presidential comments about the merits of the case ('caught a leaker') and highly prejudicial insinuations.
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In response to their requests for guidance, the women said, they were told by their bishops to stay in abusive relationships, that their eternal salvation could be jeopardized by leaving violent partners, and that they were to blame for their marital problems.
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Trump's guidance suggested that, if trans service members are allowed to serve openly, military effectiveness will be hindered, the cohesion of military units could be jeopardized, and military resources will be strained due to the cost of medical care for transgender service members.
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By exposing code-word intelligence that a U.S. ally reportedly insisted that the U.S. not share with anyone, Trump not only jeopardized his relationship with that specific source, but also the U.S.'s relationship with the sources of all of its classified information.
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Apple described the record penalty as a "devastating blow" to the rule of law, and the U.S., despite its own frustrations with corporate schemes to avoid taxes, said it jeopardized "the important spirit of economic partnership between the U.S. and the E.U." _____ 3.
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"On more than 2,000 occasions, Hillary Clinton recklessly jeopardized our national security and sensitive diplomatic efforts by using a secret, unsecure email server to send and receive classified material, including 'top secret' intelligence," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a written statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. State Department official warned Turkey on Tuesday that its purchase of Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets would be jeopardized if it does not drop a plan to buy S-400 missile defense systems from Russia.
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But with a cap on current staff and presidential orders to fast-track the pipeline, there's ample room for error, and mandatory steps like a public commenting period—the only opportunity for citizens to shape the outcome of the project—may become jeopardized.
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Hunt, a rookie running back, had averaged just 212015 rushing yards a game over the past four weeks as Kansas City went 217-216 and had its position at the top of the A.F.C. West jeopardized by the Raiders and the Chargers.
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The breach, which has defied diplomatic efforts to heal it, has disrupted family and commercial life throughout the Gulf and jeopardized years of American efforts to help the Arab countries of the Gulf coordinate their defense policies and provide them with equipment.
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Ghosn's abrupt departure marks the latest dramatic twist in a year-old saga that has shaken the global auto industry, jeopardized the alliance of Nissan Motor Co Ltd and top shareholder Renault SA and cast a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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Margaret Everson, principal deputy director of the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), announced to employees Tuesday that some furloughed employees will be brought back to staff refuges and in some instances open visitor centers at key refuges to protect jeopardized natural resources.
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While there may be disagreement on who's ultimately at fault, it sounds like Ronnie and Jen are on the same page as to why they gotta end things ... their daughter's safety is jeopardized when they're together, and they can't risk that anymore.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE is one who should not be trusted to be the Democratic nominee.
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All the effort that has gone into reducing the risk of another financial meltdown could be jeopardized if the administration rushes to deregulate in order to fulfill campaign promises despite not enough time spent on rigorous analysis, open discussion and simple patience.
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" When his nomination to the National Council on the Humanities was briefly jeopardized in the Senate because of his controversial remarks, Professor Hart insisted that "no evidence exists as regards my academic record that I harbor any prejudice against minorities or women.
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The change to the rules means that farmers no longer have to prove their livelihood is jeopardized by wolf attacks, although they still have to show that the predators are causing serious damage to get approval for a wolf to be shot by an expert.
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The move is part of Democrats' impeachment inquiry into whether Trump jeopardized national security and used the office of the presidency for personal political gain by asking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to dig up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
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The Trump administration has argued that its deportation crackdown is focused on illegal immigrants convicted of serious crimes, and that public safety is jeopardized when police refuse to notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement of plans to release such a person from local custody.
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As Krebs notes, if a call raises any real concern that a device has been jeopardized, the best thing to do is contact the support line on the company's website to avoid falling victim to potentially phony numbers being surfaced through search engine manipulation.
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AB InBev, Molson Coors Brewing, Heineken and Constellation Brands had been discussing teaming up for a national ad campaign to revive U.S. beer sales for more than a year, but the Bud Light ad has jeopardized the alliance, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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Margaret Everson, principal deputy director of the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), announced to employees Tuesday that some furloughed employees will be brought back to staff refuges, and in some instances open the visitor centers, at key refuges in order to protect jeopardized natural resources.
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For many in the West, migration is a narrow, not-in-my-backyard issue, often depicted as a zero-sum competition for access to national largess that many Europeans fear will be jeopardized by an influx of outsiders — from other European countries and beyond.
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Read more: Intelligence veterans say Republicans storming a secure congressional facility was a 'thuggish' and 'offensive' stunt that risked national securityIntelligence veterans who spoke with Business Insider's Sonam Sheth and Lauren Frias said the lawmakers could have jeopardized national security by entering a SCIF.
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It would grant prospective refugees swifter rights to work, but also put more obligations on them, meaning that if they do not cooperate with the authorities or head to an EU state of their choice rather than staying put, their asylum application could be jeopardized.
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Assange is a controversial figure; he is a hero to supporters who argue his leaks unveiled critical information about the evils of U.S. military and foreign policy but is a villain to critics, including many GOP lawmakers, who argue the leaks jeopardized national security.
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WASHINGTON — Ben Carson, the secretary of housing and urban development, took responsibility on Thursday for buying a $31,000 dining room set for his office, two days after saying his wife and assistant oversaw a purchase that has jeopardized his place in President Trump's cabinet.
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The move "is an appropriate and serious signal by the U.S. government to those three countries and to the Chinese government that it is now reviewing the implications of the diplomatic switch and is worried that U.S. interests could be jeopardized," Mr. Feeley said.
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But a group of the left-leaning think tank's current and former fellows was collecting signatures on a letter to be delivered next week to Ms. Slaughter and New America's directors, asserting that Ms. Slaughter's handling of the situation has jeopardized the think tank's reputation.
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Left unsaid: Nevada will also show whether Mr. Biden, the former vice president, can revive his campaign after his first two finishes sent his national poll numbers plummeting, put his donors on edge and jeopardized his standing even in his perceived firewall state, South Carolina.
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The big picture: For nearly a month, the White House has refused to comply with House investigations into whether Trump jeopardized national security by allegedly pressing Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 presidential election, and by withholding security assistance provided by Congress to help Ukraine.
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The aggressively personal and vicious attacks against former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE by Sen.
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Only Biden and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE remain as serious opponents to Sanders.
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She went after former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE once again in this debate.
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Everyone piled on former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, the latecomer to the debate stage.
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After explaining to Mr. Trump how communications with the F.B.I. should work, Mr. Comey believed he had effectively drawn the line after a series of encounters he had with the president and other White House officials that he felt jeopardized the F.B.I.'s independence.
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Benczkowski said that had the fraud continued, the tax-exempt status of the program for retired players, which was established by the league and the players' union in 2006, could have been jeopardized, potentially forcing players who received legitimate payments to pay back taxes.
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Like the water crisis in Flint, the protests at Standing Rock, the Hinkley groundwater contamination case, and the many indigenous water protectors young and old, fighting to save their precious natural resources, Dark Waters brings another upsetting and frightening story forward about our jeopardized waters.
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Democrats quickly condemned the Texas ruling, which jeopardized the health coverage of millions of Americans, and it prompted debate as well among legal scholars across the spectrum, who disagreed as to whether an entire law must fall if one part of it is flawed.
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The duo had planned to continue building their company in the United States after finishing their stint with the incubator Y Combinator this summer, but the delay to the U.S. government's foreign entrepreneur program has jeopardized their ability to continue hiring and raising money.
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On the domestic political front, the right-wing leader has drawn fire over the new pact from critics, including his former defense minister Ehud Barak, who said that Netanyahu's vocal opposition to last year's U.S.-led nuclear deal with Iran had jeopardized a potentially larger package.
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Speculation over the past few months about CBS considering for the third time a tie-up with Viacom hindered its search for a CEO as candidates worried about how their position could be jeopardized in a potential merger, sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters.
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The last book, Career of Evil, saw Strike firing Robin after she put herself in danger and jeopardized a case, only to regret his decision almost at once and show up at her wedding to Matthew, where he begged her to return to his detective agency.
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The investigation, the results of which were released on Friday by Republican U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley's office, centered on whether Clinton, who served as the top U.S. diplomat from 2009 to 2013, jeopardized classified information by using a private email server rather than a government one.
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"In addition to demonstrating a total disregard for the law by blatantly catering to minors, this licensee further jeopardized the health and safety of these young patrons by crowding them into a locked bar to avoid detection by law enforcement," State Liquor Authority Chairman Vincent Bradley said.
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The Justice Department said that not only did Assange aid and encourage Manning with the theft of classified materials, but he jeopardized the lives of human sources that included Afghans, Iraqis, journalists, religious leaders, human rights advocates and political dissidents from repressive regimes by publishing their identities.
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The Washington Post previously reported White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is asking leaders across the affected federal agencies to provide a list of highest-impact programs that will be jeopardized if the shutdown continues into March and April, citing people familiar with the directive.
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A 2015 study conducted for the Southern Environmental Law Center found existing industries like tourism, recreation, and fisheries are already far larger than what drilling could provide — and could be jeopardized by a major accident like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon blowout in the Gulf of Mexico.
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"I am concerned that the Department of State, under then-Secretary of State Tillerson's leadership, acted in a way that jeopardized U.S. national security and put at risk the physical safety of current beneficiaries of the Temporary Protected Status program," Menendez wrote, according to the Post.
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When (or if) U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad is dispatched back to Doha to resume the negotiations, he must deliver his Taliban counterparts a firm and unequivocal message: If the Taliban refuses to fulfill their promises, the U.S. troop withdrawals the group claims to want will be jeopardized.
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David Fyfe, chief economist at Argus, a research firm, said Tehran would be wary of responses that raised oil prices substantially or jeopardized supplies for China, a key supporter, which buys much of the oil Iran sells and is heavily dependent on the Middle East for fuel.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE attacked the progressive left and appeared to suggest that Sen.
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"Our Cartoon President" is taking a jab at Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's performance in this week's Democratic presidential debate.
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He devoted time to mocking Wednesday night's Democratic debate, chiding the performance of Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE and Sen.
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Meanwhile, former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE fell into second place with 6900 percent support. Sen.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE expects new pummeling after his rocky debate performance in Nevada.
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Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Giuliani asked for post-2628/28503 mayoral election to be canceled so he could stay in office: book House panel says key witness isn't cooperating in probe into Yovanovitch surveillance MORE asked then-New York Gov.
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For the first time, a national debate stage was waiting for former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE.
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Among the important issues debated in Las Vegas by former New York City mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, Sens.
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Rolling back WOTUS or the Water Supply Act could help Trump secure the farm vote — a group he views as a key part of his base but one that has been jeopardized by trade wars and an ethanol policy that has hurt many farmers' bottom lines.
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After all, "the company will be rewarded with a damn tax cut" for having threatened to move to Mexico, a step that "should send a shock wave of fear through all workers across the country," since everyone's jobs could be jeopardized through these kind of extortion tactics.
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Israel's relationship with the American Jewish community would also be jeopardized, with annexation attempts further alienating large numbers of American Jews and accelerating the alarming trend of Jewish youth distancing themselves from Israel — a trend that undermines a major pillar of Israel's long-term national security.
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"Our national security is jeopardized when domestic industry loses its ability to develop and supply products for U.S. defense and critical infrastructure applications, forcing us to become dependent on unreliable imports," Joseph Macias, special agent in charge for homeland security investigations in Los Angeles, said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. Senate Republican took a swipe on Wednesday at an effort to forge a new deal on the movement of electronic data between the United States and Europe, such as Facebook user information, but it was unclear if he had jeopardized the unfinished pact.
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Most importantly, I asked key players in the organization to conduct an analysis to ensure that collection methods and, most importantly, collectors or sources were not jeopardized as a result of the transfer of information, and that our disclosure would not affect military operations in a negative way.
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"What is definitely unacceptable to us is that on the one hand we work so hard to peacefully resolve this issue and on the other hand our interests are subject to sanctions and jeopardized," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a news briefing, according to the Associated Press.
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"Recently we've seen that Wikipedia Zero is being misused to upload copyrighted movies and music videos to Wikimedia Commons, which is punishable not only legally, but has also jeopardized the country's image in the global Wikipedia movement," one of the messages said (I used Google Translate for this message).
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"Four European Parliament committees have scrutinized, clarified, amended and approved the EU Copyright Reform over the past two years and today those efforts to create a fairer, more sustainable digital ecosystem for the benefit of creators, distributors and consumers have been jeopardized," the publishers said in a joint statement.
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By exclusively using a personal email address routed through a private server, Clinton circumvented policies designed to follow federal records laws and might have jeopardized official secrets, the department's Office of the Inspector General said in a report obtained by The Hill ahead of its official publication on Thursday.
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It now seems likely the cost of the James Webb Space Telescope, the agency's long-planned successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, will exceed an $8 billion limit that was imposed by Congress, meaning that the project will have to be reauthorized and other NASA missions could be jeopardized.
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But division was the inescapable theme that came up in the two-dozen interviews I conducted with players, owners and league officials about a season in which sponsorships were jeopardized, boycotts were threatened, blacklists against players were suspected, tickets and jerseys were burned and ratings and attendance were down.
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Seema Verma, the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, says that new regulations are needed because the addition of able-bodied adults without children to Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act has jeopardized the program for those whose medical conditions make them unable to work.
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I understand that many of them — many of us — believe the 2016 election marked a political watershed in which liberties we have long taken for granted are being attacked and possibly jeopardized by a president whose open contempt for a free press has few precedents in American history.
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Ms. Brannon, who believes her daughter was penalized because she told her truth and the speech "rubbed a lot of people the wrong way," said that the recalculated rank jeopardized a scholarship of about $10,000 that covers the first year of tuition at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Kelly Loeffler, a Republican incumbent appointed by the governor, out of his own "selfish" interests -- while raising alarms that the bid has jeopardized the party's chances to hold onto two GOP seats and made it harder for President Donald Trump to carry the Peach State in the fall.
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The big picture: This comes after nearly a month of White House refusals to comply with House investigations into whether Trump jeopardized national security by pressing Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 presidential election, and by withholding security assistance provided by Congress to help Ukraine, per the subpoena.
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The White House canceled a presidential trip to Iowa in the coming days and was putting together a damage-control plan to expand the president's legal team, reorganize his communications staff and wall off a scandal that has jeopardized his agenda and now threatens to engulf his family.
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I was also interested in whether Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE could recover from his stumble at the debate in Las Vegas.
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Veteran Democratic consultant Hank Sheinkopf said Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE can recover from his rocky debate performance in Las Vegas this week.
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It did achieve one main goal, and that was taking down billionaire and former New York City mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE.
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But many policies important to U.S. security that Washington has taken for granted — such as transmigration, border security, intelligence exchanges and military cooperation — could be jeopardized if Mexicans demand that their government put all issues of our bilateral agenda on the negotiating table to level the diplomatic playing field.
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"We shut down the government for 35 days, we put America through this crisis, we jeopardized our economy — for what?" said Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the second-ranking Democrat in the upper chamber and a member of the House-Senate committee that negotiated this week's spending deal.
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Half a trillion dollars in bilateral trade and an estimated 14 million American jobs could be jeopardized, and the effects of this would be immediately felt not just along the border states, but in the 22 states for which Mexico is the first or second main destination for their exports.
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"The committees are investigating the extent to which President Trump jeopardized U.S. national security by pressing Ukraine to interfere with our 2020 election and by withholding military assistance provided by Congress to help Ukraine counter Russian aggression, as well as any efforts to cover up these matters," the letter read.
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"If the FCC's Open Internet rules are directly jeopardized—either by the Trump administration and the FCC, or by Republicans and Democrats in Congress—we will work with our allies to mobilize on a mass scale," Mark Stanley, a senior official at the progressive organizing group Demand Progress, told Motherboard.
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But on the downside, we also watched as the Trump administration successfully struck down the individual mandate from the ACA, the House passed a 20-week abortion ban, jeopardized Medicaid funding for millions of Americans, and rolled back a key birth control mandate under the BS guise of religious freedom.
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But as agents moved closer to a definite plan of attack, The Times said, Trump's shock decision earlier this month to pull US troops out of northern Syria, allowing Turkish forces to attack the US-allied Kurds, caused concerns that US relationships and the mission at large were being jeopardized.
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She highlighted that the vast majority of OPEC producers have almost no ability to offset a price decline with additional volumes, also noting that Saudi Arabia's own economic future — envisaged as part of its "Vision 2030" plan to transform its economy away from oil — could be jeopardized by lower oil prices.
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Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Legal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package MORE would determine whether a company's "continued operations" have been jeopardized by the pandemic.
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As part of the spending package, the Food and Drug Administration will receive $61 million to pay for vaccine testing and other efforts, including new spending to boost U.S. manufacturing of critical medical devices and pharmaceuticals whose supply chains are jeopardized by their reliance on components and materials made in China.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, who jumped into the race late, clearly has the March 3 math in mind.
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In the Democratic presidential debate Wednesday in Las Vegas, Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE the candidate badly underperformed Michael Bloomberg the brilliant campaign architect.
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Democratic presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's girlfriend Diana Taylor dismissed concerns raised over Bloomberg's initial refusal to release former employees from nondisclosure agreements.
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Donovan's allies contend that those votes would have had adverse effects on New York City specifically — the health-care bill included a measure that saddled the city the rest of the state's Medicaid costs, while the "sanctuary city" bill would have jeopardized the New York City Police Department's anti-terrorism funding.
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The complainants involved in the second trial did not want their case jeopardized, and with most of our competitors abiding by the order, would it have been right, legally or morally, if The Times had played a role in that by disregarding an order meant to ensure a fair trial?
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Following years of unarmed shootings, bombings, hate crimes, gentrification, voter suppression tactics, pay gaps, school segregation, dwindling reproductive freedoms, refugee bans, jeopardized health care access, and all of the indignities of life in America as a visible Other, I traveled to Selma because the fury in me had nowhere left to grow.
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Purdue General Counsel Marc Kesselman in a retention application filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York said the company is in talks with the department regarding a potential resolution of its probes, an effort that could be jeopardized if it had to replace Skadden as special counsel.
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Humphrey gave Johnson the opportunity to change the course of history: By pulling out of Vietnam, he could have avoided opposition from his own party and seeing his vision for the Great Society jeopardized by a foreign war and his aspirations for nuclear disarmament between the Soviet Union and the United States thwarted.
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We understand the impact not just because the three of us have spent decades working to protect fish and wildlife, and not just because our organizations have an intimate understanding of the significance of the now-jeopardized headwater streams and wetlands that are so critical to healthy wildlife, waterfowl and wild trout.
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Democratic presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE picked up three more congressional endorsements, despite struggling in his primary debate debut Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
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Legendary actor Clint Eastwood voiced support for former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's presidential campaign Saturday in a defection from the Republican Party.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE will postpone a CNN town hall slated for Monday to prepare for Tuesday's debate in South Carolina.
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It's not enough for him to tell his gazillion Twitter followers that Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE is too liberal and doesn't deserve to be elected.
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"I think it's quite likely that Trump [would] chew him up and spit him out," Bernie Sanders tells @andersoncooper after Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's debate performance.
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In an hourlong news conference at the Pentagon, Mr. Mattis took issue with human rights groups and other critics who have warned that the military's new authorities freeing them from Obama-era constraints on airstrikes and raids against insurgents in Yemen and Somalia have jeopardized the safety of civilians in those countries.
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After those two incidents, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) decided to limit which amendments to spending bills get votes in order to prevent the entire appropriations process from being jeopardized.
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In the same post, Apple confirmed earlier reporting and research that the website-based attacks, in which users visited compromised websites and jeopardized the security of their iPhones and Android devices, focused on Uighurs, a minority Turkic group that includes more than 11 million people living in Xinjiang, a region in northwest China.
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His announcement, delivered at a terse news conference, came after a day of rapid-fire developments in a murky affair that has shadowed President Trump, jeopardized his closest aides and intensified pressure for a full inquiry into Moscow's attempts to influence the election as well as the policies of the new administration.
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In fact, despite the positions of some prominent conservative voices, at least one poll suggests that the actual voters who constitute Trump's base support finding some way to protect the DREAMers — whose lives, it should be noted, Trump initially jeopardized by sunsetting President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in early September.
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The United States Treasury Department said it jeopardized "the important spirit of economic partnership between the U.S. and the E.U." Since taking over as competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, has made tax avoidance a central focus, a campaign that has also ensnared Starbucks in the Netherlands, Amazon in Luxembourg and Anheuser-Busch InBev in Belgium.
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Mr. McConnell, who has been toiling for weeks, mostly in private, to put together a measure that would satisfy hard-liners and moderates, told Mr. Priebus in his call that the assault by the group, America First, not only jeopardized the bill's prospects but also imperiled Mr. Heller's already difficult path to re-election.
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"You've probably seen more ads from Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE than the rest of us running for president put together," Warren said in the 30-second ad.
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Billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE recouped a little from a dreadful performance in the Nevada debate a week earlier, while still taking hits.
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"In the space of less than a year they have jeopardized the economic security of the UK, running the risk of making the UK a laughing stock internationally and, as if that wasn't bad enough, putting the Irish peace process at risk into the bargain," she said, in a rowdy session at Scotland's devolved parliament.
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Trump and his administration have pushed back against claims, first reported Monday by the Washington Post, that the president had revealed highly classified information about an ISIS plot during an Oval Office meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak last week, and in so doing jeopardized a critical intelligence source.
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"After a few months of his presidency, Trump has already jeopardized the Paris agreement on the climate change, endangered the EU-US and Nato relationships, and now he risks blowing up the already very delicate situation in Poland and Eastern Europe," European parliamentarian Gianni Pittella told the Guardian, summing up the concerns of much of the rest of Europe.
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However, a spokeswoman for Canyon said on Tuesday that the Imagination deal would not be jeopardized by the allegations, adding that Chow denies wrongdoing and intends to defend the case in court.. Canyon's takeover bid values the troubled company at 182 pence per share, a near 42 percent premium to Imagination's closing price on Sept. 22.
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"The United States will not stand by as our immigration laws are ignored and our nation's safety is jeopardized," Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE said in a statement.
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The two are set to marry in a lavish Christmas wedding — but "their plans are jeopardized when Amber finds herself second-guessing whether or not she's cut out to be queen, and Richard is faced with a political crisis that threatens to tarnish not only the holiday season, but the future of the kingdom," according to a release.
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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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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE spoke the least, which might have been just as well for him, since it often appeared he wasn't sure what to say anyway.
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Her campaign telegraphed all week her desire to take on Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE over issues such as stop and frisk, his corporate culture, and his support of the Iraq war.
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Of course, most of that money – about $212020 million – came from former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, the billionaire businessman who's self-funding his presidential bid.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE had an inauspicious debut on the national presidential debate stage — pummeled by Democratic opponents on issues from race to gender insensitivity to not releasing his tax returns.
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Biden is at 6900 percent in the same poll, followed by former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE and Buttigieg, who come in with 2628 and 28503 percent support, respectively.
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The new Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE has joined Bernie Sanders in calling for a $15 nation-wide minimum wage, notwithstanding studies that show it would stifle job growth for low-income Americans.
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And former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, who has been ascending in recent polls, has shown no signs of pulling back on spending with his self-funded campaign.
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The Democratic presidential race is in fresh turmoil after former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE turned in a conspicuously poor performance in his first debate Wednesday evening.
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Hill.TV host Saagar Enjeti on Tuesday slammed former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, accusing the billionaire of buying the Democratic establishment heading into the 2020 Democratic primaries.
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As it turned out, the Rules Committee at the very hour of the Speaker's announcement was already considering a simple resolution calling for a copy of the transcript of the president's phone conversation with Zelensky and the whistleblower's full complaint that the president had made a promise to a foreign entity that jeopardized our national security.
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"The committees are investigating the extent to which President Trump jeopardized national security by pressing Ukraine to interfere with our 2020 election and by withholding military assistance provided by Congress to help Ukraine counter Russian aggression, as well as any efforts to cover up these matters," according to a statement from three House of Representatives panels leading the inquiry.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement, American support during the mid-'90s financial crisis, immigration negotiations in 2001, expanded drug enforcement and security cooperation, and the encouragement of a new mind-set for Mexicans where being neighbors is no longer seen as a problem but as an opportunity: All of this is being questioned and jeopardized.
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Sanders repeatedly called on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky to "drop his opposition" to a plan to keep pension benefits from being paid to more than 90,000 coal miners with the United Mine Workers of America throughout the US. "The retirement funds have been jeopardized by coal company bankruptcies," the Sanders campaign wrote to reporters this week.
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"The FBI's decision to reopen its investigation into Secretary Clinton reinforces what the House Judiciary Committee has been saying for months: the more we learn about Secretary Clinton's use of a private email server, the clearer it becomes that she and her associates committed wrongdoing and jeopardized national security," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) said in a statement.
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The most unpredictable GOP presidential race in recent memory is sparking questions about whether the huge House Republican majority could be jeopardized with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on the ticket.
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"That's right, despite the fact that volatility from the ebb and flow of trade is good for the investment banks, it's clear that investors perceive these stocks as being levered to the global economic expansion — same thing goes for the trading arms of the regular banks — and that expansion is jeopardized by tariffs and trade barriers," the "Mad Money" host said.
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" Similarly, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) noted that adoptive seizures "have created perverse incentives in the past that jeopardized the rights of law abiding citizens.
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Biden is at 85033 percent in the same poll, followed by former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE and Buttigieg, who come in with 13 and 10 percent support, respectively. Sen.
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Biden will also have to contend with former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, who has skipped the early primaries and caucuses in favor of a strategy that emphasizes wins on Super Tuesday.
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Twitter and Facebook are split on how to address an edited video from Wednesday night's Democratic primary debate that was shared by former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE's verified Twitter account.
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A letter signed by New Yorkers of color is urging Super Tuesday voters to "stay away" from former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE when they cast their ballots on March 3.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE referred to Social Security as a "Ponzi scheme" as mayor and called for cuts to the program as well as to Medicare and Medicaid.
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Last week's debate in Las Vegas was the first in which former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, who, like Steyer, is bankrolling an advertising-heavy campaign using his personal wealth, appeared.
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Democratic presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE said that a father and son who both died of heroin overdoses were "not a good family" in March remarks first reported by the New York Daily News.
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While Sanders (along with Steyer and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE) has the financial means to compete for the long haul, the same cannot be said of many in the race.
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AIPAC announced earlier Tuesday that former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE, who is also running for the Democratic nomination and was on the debate stage Tuesday night, will speak at this year's conference.
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Former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE has spent the second most on Facebook ads in South Carolina, dishing out $28503,22020 in the past 90 days and $73,046 in the last 30 days.
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