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as old as and older than are all valid idioms.

but "current existing" sounds repetitive so i'll go with currently.

My pick is D.
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D it is.
Currently refers to existing. (Check that by substituting "existing" with "that exist" -> of the subspecies that currently exist)
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OA is D....

my Verbal skill have been diminished :( due to lack of practice...I scored a 31 on PR test....I normally score in the 40s...

and I am planning on taking the exam on Jun30th....shoot!



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