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- adjective Not
endangered .
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Examples
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It reminds me of the enviromentalists who demand wind power and then complain that nonendangered birds get chopped up in the windmill blades.
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Japan classes its annual hunt -- mostly of nonendangered minke whales -- as scientific whaling within the commission's rules, but opponents regard it as illegal commercial whaling under the guise of science.
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Japan classes its annual hunt -- mostly of nonendangered minke whales -- as scientific whaling within the commission's rules, but opponents regard it as illegal commercial whaling under the guise of science.
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He unwrapped a dozen hand-dipped candles made from wax formed by bees who pollinated the colony’s organic garden, a hand-carved wooden wind chime from nonendangered trees that clacked soothingly when he waved his hand at it, and a rope of chilly sky-blue glass beads made of sand from some sacred site in India that he had a magazine story about in his files and would get me a copy of as soon as possible.
Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996
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He unwrapped a dozen hand-dipped candles made from wax formed by bees who pollinated the colony’s organic garden, a hand-carved wooden wind chime from nonendangered trees that clacked soothingly when he waved his hand at it, and a rope of chilly sky-blue glass beads made of sand from some sacred site in India that he had a magazine story about in his files and would get me a copy of as soon as possible.
Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996
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He unwrapped a dozen hand-dipped candles made from wax formed by bees who pollinated the colony’s organic garden, a hand-carved wooden wind chime from nonendangered trees that clacked soothingly when he waved his hand at it, and a rope of chilly sky-blue glass beads made of sand from some sacred site in India that he had a magazine story about in his files and would get me a copy of as soon as possible.
Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996
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