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While mobsters killing mobsters usually fails to generate much public outrage, imperiling innocent bystanders in residential areas usually does.
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But his critics said he has imperiled Colombia’s economy.
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In such a climate, the reasoned pursuit of truth is imperiled if not impossible.
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On Tuesday, Yee argued that Porter’s temperament could imperil Democrats’ efforts to pass Proposition 50, the Nov. 4 ballot measure to redraw congressional districts in California to boost their party’s numbers in the House.
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Yet, it’s that same environment that imperils them.
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