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jeopardy

[jep-er-dee] / ˈdʒɛp ər di /


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Tuesday’s episode picks up that thread with the future of the team in jeopardy and plays out differently from the “NCIS” norm.

From Los Angeles Times

He said the actors "really got a sense of the jeopardy that these men were under".

From BBC

Those levels remain from their stumble in the Premier League, with just two wins from 10 games, which has added jeopardy, something which did not look likely at the start of the year.

From BBC

Your aunt’s bank may wish to protect itself from legal jeopardy related to prior withdrawals, but it still has obligations under elder-abuse laws.

From MarketWatch

News that the studio’s clay supply was in jeopardy spread quickly from newspapers to Reddit fan forums.

From The Wall Street Journal