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Meanings of endangered species in English

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Usage of endangered species in English
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In today's society, an incorruptible police officer is almost an endangered species.
Enigma of China
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The traditional bank manager, says one recent report, is an endangered species.
The Irish Times
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Within a few years, attempts to clone endangered species began to surface.
BBC
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Currently, the trade in some endangered species is banned but still rife.
The Guardian
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It was unclear how often fishermen capture endangered species in the gillnets.
Reuters
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Lack of investment in historic buildings could make them an endangered species.
The Irish Times
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A few of these endangered species you may not have heard of.
The Irish Times
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Oribi Oribi is one of the most endangered species among the antelopes.
The South African
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Rusty patched bumble bee proposed for U.S. endangered species status The U.S.
Reuters
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But the musicalis an endangered species, he tells Derek Scally in Berlin.
The Irish Times
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The 2D beat-em-up is an endangered species, but its DNA is everywhere.
The Irish Times
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Mr. Hill handed the writer literature giving facts about the endangered species.
The new yorker
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Dribblers are an endangered species. There's something in that, but only something.
The Guardian
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Promoting consumption of endangered species and therefore the illegal wildlife trade?
News.com.au
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While many animals are legal to trade, endangered species are not.
Wired
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Africa's big game hunting industry helps protect endangered species, according to its advocates.
Reuters
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