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imperil

verb as in cause to be in danger

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With Gov. Gavin Newsom pushing emergency regulations on hemp products that contain intoxicating levels of THC, some worry a zero-tolerance approach will imperil a burgeoning industry.

In a letter to Butts, Ballmer said construction from the Transit Connector could imperil some of the biggest sporting events set to be held.

PBS reported that the EPA eventually threw in the towel, backtracking on its conclusion that malathion can imperil all manner of species, in exchange for a promise from pesticide makers to change their labels to exhort consumers to be more careful when they use it.

With Gov. Gavin Newsom pushing emergency regulations on hemp products that contain intoxicating levels of THC, some worry a zero-tolerance approach will imperil a burgeoning industry.

And based on some of Waggoner’s public statements, ADF, like many anti-abortion groups, wants the Supreme Court to declare, in the long term, that every fertilized egg has a right to life under the 14th Amendment, a legal theory known as fetal personhood, which would ban abortion nationwide and imperil in vitro fertilization.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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