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In the digital darkroom photographers can manipulate images and threaten the integrity of endeavours that rely on them.

The euro zone still does not have enough firepower should contagion once again threaten Spain or, worse, Italy.

The theft of ideas and the sale of counterfeit goods threaten economic opportunities and financial stability, suppress innovation, and destroy jobs.

When you are in Shanghai or Beijing, it is impossible to escape either, and together, they threaten to choke the Chinese economy and its people.

Hungry refugees displaced by the two-year civil war in neighboring Congo and forced to eat small apes threaten to wipe out the chimpanzee population in western Uganda, a conservationist said Thursday.

On the other hand, it is clear that these spy games undermine confidence in the entire concept of diplomatic immunity and thereby threaten the security of legitimate diplomats around the world.

The U.K. bailout plans are expected to change as details are worked out, but if arguments balloon they could threaten the tenuous confidence that the bailout aims to foster.

Risk: To continually identify, analyze, and track risks that threaten project success.

And as you threaten our security, your security will be threatened.

This behavior is also part of romantic love in which mutual dependence may threaten each partner's independence.

If that were the case then it would threaten free will on any definition by any philosopher.

And though famine continues to threaten places such as Zimbabwe, hundreds of millions of people are eating more — and better — each day.

All of this explains in part why heart experts are concerned that the nation's obesity epidemic and the surge in diabetes rates threaten to unravel decades of progress against heart disease.

Critics and rivals say that the move would threaten media plurality.

Sometimes I threaten to uproot and tear down and destroy a nation or a kingdom.

For all the partisan bluster surrounding last week's release of President Obama's proposed 2012 budget, it reflects a longstanding bipartisan consensus to not threaten seniors.

They said that the levels of radiation were not large enough to threaten the health of people outside the plants, and that the evacuations had been ordered as a precaution.

That leaves him free to stomp out at any time, or threaten another test, to get more of his way.

The sequester going into effect, will not threaten world financial system.

The Obama administration wants Congress to hand regulators power to circumvent the bankruptcy process and take over troubled lenders large enough to threaten overall stability.