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Four years on, Biden’s Israel support is jeopardizing a repeat performance: An early November poll of state Democrats revealed that two-thirds of Michigan’s Arab-Muslim voters are considering voting against the president’s reelection.

If anything, it’s jeopardizing the city’s efforts – NoMa encampment residents Axios last year that they weren’t comfortable accepting housing from the city.

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The PIRLS results unequivocally indicate that the pandemic has undone years of educational progress, jeopardizing the futures of the youngest learners.

Tom can exploit his business relationships sans the fear of jeopardizing his marriage, Shiv can sleep with whomever she wants to without minor amounts of guilt, and Mondale will (hopefully) be able to tear up his new owner's pantyhose at will.

With detailed controls and real-time monitoring, businesses can now share sensitive data, including IP, without jeopardizing security, considerably mitigating the chances of data breaches.

According to the Chinese readout, Wang also expressed Beijing's disapproval of U.S. tariffs on a range of manufactured goods and export controls targeting Chinese chip makers, saying Washington should "stop jeopardizing China's legitimate interests".

As invasive Japanese knotweed spreads, female turtles are forced to travel farther in search of suitable nesting sites, further jeopardizing the species’ survival.

A trade war would also "be a disaster for the EU solar market," said Jenny Chase, an analyst with BloombergNEF, as the bloc risks jeopardizing the installation of panels across the EU given its limited production capacity.

Biden has depleted more than of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), bringing the SPR down to its lowest level in four decades – further jeopardizing American energy independence amid multiple growing crises around the world.

Failing to raise it risks a government default, jeopardizing programs like Social Security, Medicaid, and housing assistance.

He said as a result we're jeopardizing our future generations, and both parties are going to need to jump in and work on fixing this.

His campaign’s videographer was stuck in a long security line in New York, jeopardizing his plan to clip the speech for social media.

Late into his career, he took one of the bravest stands ever taken by an artist, jeopardizing his entire reputation to publicly denounce the antisemitic legal persecution of a Jewish French artillery officer, in what became known as the Dreyfus affair.

Manoah has battled shoulder soreness this spring, jeopardizing his chances of making the Opening Day roster.

Meanwhile, opposition leaders condemned normalizing ties with Ethiopia, urging President Mohamud to avoid jeopardizing Somalia’s sovereignty and turning political negotiations into a threat.

The bundling of the legislation with the high-priority foreign aid bill made it virtually impossible for lawmakers to reject it without jeopardizing critical support for allies like Israel and Ukraine.

The couple initially hit it off and got married at a lively wedding in front of their friends and family, but now it's clear that Michael is giving Chloe the serious icks, and it's jeopardizing the marriage.

Their residence is among eight homes threatened by imminent coastal submersion, jeopardizing their safety and qualifying them for provincial financial assistance.

The refinery suffered serious fires triggered by gunfire in its vicinity, jeopardizing operations and escalating concerns over oil production stability in the refinery.