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status

[stey-tuhs, stat-uhs] / ˈsteɪ təs, ˈstæt əs /


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Once hunted to extinction in France, wolves began crossing over from Italy after gaining protected status under the 1979 Bern Convention.

From Barron's

Entitled “Superstar CEOs,” the researchers focused on CEOs who attain “superstar” status, as measured by, among other criteria, their company’s ranking on “most admired” lists.

From MarketWatch

The letter to parents urged families to check their child's vaccination status - as well as their own - to limit spread of the disease, which can cause serious and potentially life-threatening health complications.

From BBC

Without the revenue that comes from having critical access status, operations at Glenn Medical would be unsustainable, hospital management previously told CalMatters.

From Los Angeles Times

She said while isolated incidents involving armed individuals might not constitute militarization of a facility, it was the pattern of incidents that threatened the facility’s status.

From The Wall Street Journal