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Adomestic survey found that North Koreans are most opposed to the regime when their new found economic freedoms are jeopardized.

As students, they would have no qualms in turning down a trip to Hogsmeade or a get-together with their friends if it jeopardized their academic performance.

Rep. Matt Gaetz clashed with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo after she accused him of being a "disrupter" who jeopardized Republican wins in Congress.

The Big Bang Theory maintained a pretty impressive record with Jim Parsons's Sheldon, but one of the sitcom's Christmas episodes jeopardized this.

The population of Christian Jerusalem is jeopardized,” he added.

The Trust’s formation during the economic turbulence of the late 2000s reflected the union’s forward-thinking approach, creating a safety net for workers whose health care might otherwise have been jeopardized.

This lack of a reliable decision-making framework jeopardized public health and safety.

After a sharp drop in March and April, economic activity began to rebound in May and June, although that recovery remains halting and could be jeopardized by a new surge of infections.

But they said after speaking to over 100 diggers across 15 mining areas that “systemic weaknesses” remain that in some cases jeopardized the supply chain across North and South Kivu.

Founded in Afghanistan has jeopardized even as the Taliban and Afghan authorities negotiators hold discussions in Qatar, attempting to hammer out a peace agreement that may put an end to decades of warfare.

International cooperation is crucial, but that cooperation is being jeopardized by a resurgence in nationalism which threatens the very structure of the international order built three-quarters of a century ago.

It wasn’t just FEMA money that would have jeopardized NCE's tax-exempt status, but any other grants it may have received for cooperative-led projects, such as economic development or broadband.

Kagan said that Kelly and Baroni "jeopardized the safety of the town's residents," and she repeated some of their gleeful plotting in the decision.

National security could be jeopardized as politicians, diplomats, and military officials are forced to substitute teleworking and virtual summits for face-to-face meetings.

Of equal concern for the University is the health and safety of all students and our neighboring communities, which actions such as flooding Dean-on-Call and UCPD phone lines have jeopardized.

Social media companies quickly banned Bannon from their platforms, and ex-prosecutors warned that such remarks may have jeopardized Bannon’s bail as he awaits charges related to an alleged border-wall scam.

State governments are worried that Public Procurement and PDS will be jeopardized.

That was jeopardized with the spread of COVID-19.

The administration has not detailed which federal funds could be jeopardized by a refusal to comply.

The maneuver by Democrats, they argued, contravened days of bipartisan negotiations that continued in private and jeopardized faith that Congress was capable of mustering a legislative salve for a shuddering economy.