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Americans are right that such advances are imperilled when leaders like Nicolas Sarkozy of France say Turks have no place in the EU.

Among the imperilled animals are the mangrove finch, one of the species known as Darwin's finches in the Galapagos.

If the enemy broke through to Agedabia , Benghazi and everything west of Tobruk were imperilled .

To have lost Mr Ahmadinejad to a liberal "plot" would, they judged, have imperilled the Islamic Republic which succours them all.

Economic integration may seem like a disadvantage now. But it can speed recovery and help Mexico hang on to its imperilled stability.

It was by such men as the honourable George that the reputation of such women as Madeline Neroni were imperilled and damaged.

Bangladesh is uniquely imperilled by the main threats to global security: climate change, terrorism and state failure.

Protests by Jewish groups and the German government rattled the Vatican and imperilled a papal trip to Israel.

Egypt and Saudi Arabia have been reliable, if flawed, allies. Should they stumble, the West's interests in the region will be imperilled.

For an imperilled world economy, the imperative is to find a route through the minefield.

That vision is worth keeping an eye on, but the immediate priority is the imperilled banking system.

Nevada's unemployment rate, the highest in the country, has imperilled Harry Reid, the Democrats' majority leader in the Senate.

Should they stumble, the West's interests in the region will be imperilled.

The whole project is imperilled by lack of funds.

This is Ndeze and Ndakasi, symbols of hope in the struggle to save the imperilled mountain gorillas of eastern Africa.

Allies such as Israel and Turkey long followed American wishes reflexively because they felt imperilled and dependent on American largesse.

The World Bank said many developing countries were imperilled by soaring consumer price inflation.