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These animals are so rare, wildlife ecologists struggle even now to determine how vulnerable or endangered they are.

But political parties officials continue to reassure the country that the campaigns will not endanger anyone.

But the Sketchbook Project confines itself to restricting only submissions that might endanger the staff.

The 4th of July is customarily marked by charcoal “cook-outs,” which endanger the community.

We are worried that Russia will move out from Crimea and endanger the whole country.

Even some liberal commentators said that the raid was an embarrassment that could endanger Zidan.

Wounds larger than this size take years to heal and endanger the life of the tree.

Primus had made his torches long; it would be an hour before they could burn down sufficiently to endanger the boat.

Failure to observe these rules is as liable to endanger life as property.

The discontent of the Roumanians might have been worked upon so as still further to endanger the Russian communications.

Whatever you do, for heaven's sake don't be persuaded to endanger that!