Dr. KANE: People consider their pets to be their family, and they jeopardize their safety and they jeopardize the rescuers' safety by not being evacuated with their pets.

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Their growing power has serious security implications for the U.S., including the potential spillover of Colombian troubles into Panama, which could jeopardize the safety of the canal.

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Furthermore a 10% reduction in training hours for flight crews could reduce their readiness status, requiring four-to-six weeks of additional training to deploy and will jeopardize crew safety.

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Some parents say older children deserve the same constitutional rights as adults, but educators counter a school setting has always been treated differently by courts, and a ruling against them could jeopardize campus safety.

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O'Leary used her four-year tenure as Secretary of Energy to undermine public confidence in the U.S. nuclear weapons program even as she systematically acted -- through policy decisions, budgetary actions and programmatic steps -- to jeopardize that program's ability over time to maintain the safety, reliability and credibility of the Nation's nuclear deterrent.

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Rising fears that these accommodations by the NRC are significantly undermining safety and inching the reactors closer to an accident that could harm the public and jeopardize the future of nuclear power in the United States.

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