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This is one of the dangerous game of billiards, in a specified time, all hit the ball, otherwise your lives will be imperiled.

Other analysts say that Iceland's future may not be as imperiled as the British and Dutch suggest.

After Social Security became imperiled in the early 1980s, we came together and fixed it for that moment.

Some deepwater projects in the Gulf of Mexico or the North Sea would be imperiled if prices fell below $40 for an extended period.

The dumpling of industrial and life rubbish into the sea has already greatly imperiled many species in the sea.

Their backers also say that teachers' freedom of speech is imperiled when we penalize their out-of-school remarks.

in North America, for instance, 39 percent of freshwater fish are imperiled, up from 20 percent only a few decades ago.

Finland already imperiled the Greek rescue by cutting a side collateral deal with Athens, prompting fury from others.

These regions, and livelihoods, are often imperiled by reduced and altered river flows.

The risks of local government debts have imperiled economy security as well as society steadiness .

Just as we expect our European allies to support us when our security is imperiled, so we must support them.

That trend could accelerate the melting of crucial glaciers in the Himalayas and affect already imperiled water supplies.

The list of species potentially imperiled by climate change is long, from polar bears to certain types of pine trees.

Environment aggravation has imperiled the existence and development of the human kind.

The California Condor is among the rarest and most imperiled birds in the world.

A New Yorker with political aspirations who ignored St. Patrick's Day imperiled any hope of achieving office.

Growing these rare breeds and slaughtering them for food keeps their imperiled DNA alive.

French banks, with 53 billion euros of Italian debt ($72 billion), would also be imperiled.

Providing some aid to imperiled homeowners at the same time as financial firms is shaping up as a standard Democratic demand.

Since 2006, the annual assessment of the planet's imperiled wildlife has grown by more than a thousand species and now totals 41, 415.

The whole project is imperiled by lack of funds.

With sufficient support, Long said, even imperiled species such as the tiger can survive.

Among the ark's passengers is the diamond darter, an imperiled sandbar dweller;