Civil society doesn't exist, friendship doesn't exist, family doesn't exist — only permanent revolution.
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People can't say that sexism doesn't exist, that racism doesn't exist, that homophobia doesn't exist.
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Christian terrorism does not exist; Jewish terrorism does not exist, and Muslim terrorism does not exist.
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Because you know, these things already exist and if they don't exist here they exist elsewhere. Exactly.
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So if we didn&apost exist, if America didn&apost exist, this would still exist because the wrath of Islamism exists.
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Just like how queerness doesn't exist in reaction to straightness: We don't exist because we're not the other… we just exist.
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That Gilead didn't always exist, and might not always exist.
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What conditions exist in this market that don't exist elsewhere?
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They just don't exist the way you think they exist.
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Schools exist to give people an education, companies exist to make things people want, elections exist to give people a voice in how the system is run, newspapers exist to tell us what's going on.
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The thing is, rabid Dixon fans do exist—they must exist.
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Shared norms only exist to the extent people believe they exist.
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I don't exist without Coach, and Coach doesn't exist without me.
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Twitter didn't exist until 29, and smartphones didn't exist until 2000.
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These United States will never exist while ICE continues to exist.
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And then they have sources that don't exist, they don't exist.
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Recognizing that I exist doesn't mean cis folks exist any less.
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Unique challenges exist in fintech that simply don't exist in other markets.
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Time frame: In theory, any technology that can exist, will exist — eventually.
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"As long as governments exist, corruption will exist," Mr. Do Muoi said.
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I wanted to show how she did exist, but she didn't exist.
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Are the media companies that exist now going to exist in 10 years?
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Do people even know these voices exist, do people know that we exist?
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Digital video doesn't really exist in the same way that MP3s don't exist.
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I don't need their permission to exist, I exist in spite of them.
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Things neither exist nor fail to exist — they are simply important or unimportant.
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"Those designations do not exist in the Constitution, they do not exist as a matter of law, they exist as a matter of Senate tradition," Whitehouse said.
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Yes, terrible people exist on the internet, but they exist in real life, too.
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LEVIN: THAT DOESN'T EXIST CURRENTLY ON FACEBOOK OR THAT DOESN'T EXIST IN THE WORLD?
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These industries don't exist out of some corporate altruism, they exist because they're profitable.
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There&aposs no equivalent of Antifa on the right, doesn&apost exist, does not exist.
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"Yes, they exist to sell homes, but they also exist to sell brokers," she claimed.
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In this lens a marriage doesn't exist just to exist or even just for procreation.
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" Pondering this scenario, Heilemann concluded, "the problem will exist and potentially will exist times 10.
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None of these expensive technologies, however, exist on large scales or even exist at all.
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The Capitals exist to punish you and you exist to be punished by the Capitals.
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Are readers supposed to pretend you exist or don't exist inside your story. Both. Neither.
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To tell me my old age doesn't exist is to tell me I don't exist.
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The best of these series know why they exist and what they exist to say.
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The characters don't exist to feel like real people; they exist to teach Samantha lessons.
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Surely, it's not because disabled people don't exist; we do exist and in large numbers.
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If so, what conditions must exist, or not exist, in order for it to flourish?
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And 80 percent of the buildings that exist in 2050 in New York City already exist.
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There is no market that would exist under the Republican plan that does not exist now.
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"Fake quotes of articles that don't exist, fake headlines for videos that don't exist," he said.
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HUD maps don't exist for Overwatch players, but that doesn't mean they can't exist for spectators.
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Women usually exist in men's songs as passive objects, which is to not exist at all.
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"Fake quotes of articles that don't exist, fake headlines of videos that don't exist," he said.
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Poverty does not exist, crime does not exist, and nothing ever goes seriously wrong in Sylvania.
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Of course teenage spies don't exist, and since they don't exist, sure, they can be female.
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And that's very important because if it doesn't exist in a document then it doesn't exist.
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Curvy Asians exist — there are loads of them — but they don't exist in the fashion industry.
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You don't ask how they exist, you don't think about why they exist, they're just there.
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Those interactions exist in the world of the 'gram, where everything is filtered and zits don't exist.
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The route to economic opportunities runs directly through training for functions that do exist and will exist.
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These nudes may not exist, but I'm still not sure why this startup needs to exist either.
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So for me, I was just thinking about could this exist online, or this should exist online.
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That Confederate statues exist (or used to exist) throughout Maryland is an indication of Maryland's true history.
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The things I talked about as one ad salesforce--didn't exist, one content distribution force--didn't exist.
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"Too many people run away from ... the grotesque levels of income and wealth inequality that exist in the United States, that exist in the UK, and exist all over the world," he said.
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But pixels don't exist in the audio realm and such a thing as a 4K speaker cannot exist.
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WE DON'T THINK ANY SUCCESSFUL OVER THE TOP OPERATION CAN EXIST, ANY SKINNY BUNDLE CAN EXIST, WITHOUT CBS.
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We can't exist without the internet & (sadly) the internet can't exist seem to exists without vile cowardly dickheads.
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So, if the world doesn't exist as I want it to exist, then I need to change it.
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When you don't exist, and all of a sudden you do exist in the media, then it's incredible.
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Some people would rather pretend they do not exist, or do not exist in the temple of art.
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If you put something like that out of the equation, you're saying that doesn't exist and shouldn't exist.
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These traits exist on a spectrum and can exist even if the person doesn&apost have the disorder.
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And it's a layer that can't really exist in any other culture; it can only exist in my culture.
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Such technologies exist, but so far only in the sense that flying cars exist—as expensive-to-produce prototypes.
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Seemingly disposable, these images still exist, just as the real people they abstractly represent exist in time and space.
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While labor protections exist for factory workers, truck drivers, teachers, they do not exist for domestic and care workers.
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Based on that logic, Republicans thought that if the tax itself didn't exist, then the entire law shouldn't exist.
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One might have enemies that both exist and don't exist in a spot before the player tries to shoot them.
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If these companies want to exist, they don't just have a right to exist purely to make their executives rich.
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The past, you could say, is always going to exist in the present, even though the present doesn't really exist.
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But here's where things get tricky: In the digital era, many roles that exist today won't exist in the future.
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Images like this do not exist to be looked at so much as they exist to be seen, or noticed.
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"More than 50% of the jobs that [sic] exist in the next 50 years don't even exist today," said Kim.
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At the time, I think Jim had just announced the name but the site didn't exist, your newsletter didn't exist.
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We exist despite all of our flaws, and all of our hardships We sit together, and we smileWe exist together.
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The argument against LGBTQ justice, then, is: In 1964, these identities did not exist, so these rights did not exist.
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Obviously, some things that exist now didn't exist then that played into why something like that would not happen again.
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In video games, we have both "players" who exist outside of the video game, and "characters" who exist inside the game.
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More people are realizing not only that intersex bodies should be allowed to exist, but that they even exist at all.
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The flaw in that plan was that such a laptop didn't exist back then, and it arguably doesn't exist today either.
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We exist, and I'm using cinema and film to send a message to the world that we exist as human beings.
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It is incidentally the first direct evidence that black holes exist, can exist in a pair, and can collide and merge.
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It was really nice, and it felt really collaborative—like we both had to exist for that specific drawing to exist.
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They exist as a way, in the current collegiate landscape, to produce revenue and produce money that otherwise would not exist.
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Second, while the warming may exist in the surface record of weather stations, it does not exist in the atmospheric record.
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You don't exist, even as a meditation app, you don't exist if you don't get 2000 minutes of that person's attention.
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Most of the companies that exist are small-scale and exist to fill a void in services that they're passionate about.
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In my body, you don't know what diseases exist or not; in your body, I don't know what diseases exist or not.
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"Even then, if you take 20 years of data — remember, 15 years ago, smartphones didn't exist, cloud services didn't exist," he said.
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I'm also shamed for my body, so therefore thin privilege can't exist and fat oppression can't exist because I have this experience.
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That vibe of places that don't really exist—I mean, they still exist—but they're few and far between at this point.
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Also, the smallest particles in nature don't really exist in a point in space but they exist as a probability of existing.
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Native support didn't exist on Mac or PC, USB ports weren't standard, and the miniSD card wouldn't exist for another 6 years.
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As far as humans know, we have not experienced exophililia because aliens do not exist, or they exist and do not visit.
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We can construct intelligences that exist outside human bodies, and we can say all these things exist without the influence of god.
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But I think we have also forgotten that charlatans exist, or that they exist for us, and not just for other people.
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The court rejected Clinton's claim of immunity, though it noted that there could exist exceptional circumstances in which such immunity could exist.
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They show ways of life and images you wish didn't exist—images of stuff that shouldn't exist, if there was a God.
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However, as Buzzfeed noted, confirmation of the total number of deaths and who they were does not yet exist -- and may never exist.
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Rather than tacking on some tech element to things that already exist, it edged closer to just renaming the things that already exist.
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"A national database of eligible voters does not exist and will not exist in the foreseeable future," he said in an amicus brief.
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Unlike in the U.S., where companies exist to make a profit, state-owned companies in China and elsewhere primarily exist to employ people.
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Mastodon is a decentralized social platform, meaning that its thousands individual communities exist on separate servers, but they all exist under one network.
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In fact, to some top astronomers, the question is not whether aliens exist, but how many millions of different intelligent extraterrestrial species exist.
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Whatever you think, the numbers point to the insane fact that aliens don't just exist, but probably billions of species of aliens exist.
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But just because the Klan doesn't officially exist anymore [doesn't mean] those ideologies don't still exist and permeate through the thoughts of people.
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Essentially, all of the state marijuana programs — both medical and otherwise — only exist at all because the federal government is allowing them to exist.
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Before there was ICE there was INS and INS doesn&apost exist anymore and now ICE does exist and we still protect our borders.
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The characters, as in many slash fics, exist in a distorted version of reality where everyone is gay and homophobia doesn't seem to exist.
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The resulting experience of this struggle instigates forms of resistance that make us face what it is to fight, to exist, to co-exist.
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We also did a lot of vintage and thrifted pieces because these characters really exist, and they exist hugely here in the Pacific Northwest.
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"It gives me the freedom to construct scenes that otherwise do not exist in such a way or at times cannot exist at all."
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It's a little hard for me to give specifics because it doesn't exist and there's not really a serious plan for it to exist.
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"The band ceased to exist in 1974, which was when all English bands in that genre should have ceased to exist," he said later.
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Bankruptcy rights, to statutes of limitations, and other core protections that exist for every other type of loan no longer exist for student loans.
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Even where SSPs exist in the U.S., however, they are rarely easily accessible or exist at the scale necessary to truly address the problem.
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"More than 50% of the jobs that [sic] exist in the next 50 years don't even exist today," said Trehaus founder Dr. Elaine Kim.
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When I'm making music I cease to exist, [but] also the outside world ceases to exist and I'm in a world that I've created.
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These limitations should exist because humans exist to prosper using their God-given talents, not to have their life literally hand picked for them.
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Instead of trying to exist with a proper album, doing promotion, and touring, I kind of wanted to just not exist with this album.
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"The Siemens of today will then no longer exist, and thus the workload work of the current CEO will no longer exist," Kaeser said.
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People like Gomes who are creating astonishing stuff that doesn't otherwise exist — or that can't exist anywhere else with the same kind of community.
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" When Mr. Sanders later confirmed his view that billionaires should not exist, one of the moderators, Chuck Todd, asked, "Mayor Bloomberg, should you exist?
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"There's no reason that that should exist in a Noma, and not exist in another restaurant, or workplace, or a school kitchen," Giusti said.
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That's a problem, because higher price points are not where the bulk of buyers exist and especially not where most first-time buyers exist.
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But no matter how good they are, they're also untrusted and treated like villains, because Inhuman villains do exist (just like X-Men villains exist).
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I'm not sure anyone has a convincing data-based explanation of why it seems to exist (and some have disputed whether it even does exist).
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She used science fiction to demand that people like her exist now, and will continue to exist on every level of imaginings of the future.
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But today's study reveals that such a set-up can actually exist, opening up the possibility that other similar systems exist elsewhere in the Universe.
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But when we requested it, officials responded both that the data did not exist and that it did exist but could not easily be extracted.
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Of course, the primary maneuver is not to attempt the takeoff when such conditions exist or have the potential to exist in the first place.
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"They're still susceptible for prosecution under a host of identity theft laws that exist at the state level, exist at the federal level," he said.
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This project is important for a lot of queer and trans Africans to know that we exist, we can exist and we can love ourselves.
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His clothes are subversive because they suggest that craft ought not exist in the service of fashion but that fashion should exist to support craft.
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His clothes are subversive because they suggest that craft ought not exist in the service of fashion but that fashion should exist to support craft.
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President Donald Trump is facing widespread criticism for his tweet Thursday night suggesting that global warming doesn't exist — and worse yet, that perhaps it should exist.
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As the Constitution does not exist apart from our Founders' initial stance in declaring their independence from Britain, America does not exist apart from the Constitution.
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We all want to believe they exist, but no one has even seen one, and the facts say that they have never and will never exist.
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After all, if we allow ourselves, even fictionally, to exist in the future, then we can be reminded of why we must exist in the now.
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Token-sales-in-a-box services exist, but they are aimed at raising massive consulting fees and basic, programmatic and regulated services just don't exist yet.
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Large disparities exist between men's and women's salaries in each of these cities, with the widest gaps appearing to exist between Hispanic women and white men.
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It really undermined my faith if doctors exist to care for people or if they just exist to do things to people to make them money.
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They exist scarcely around the world, but they don't exist in just one place like in LA. It is very much like a constant candy store.
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"That's fine when you are looking at abstract metaphysical questions," like "whether trees exist, or things that exist in the past exist in the present," said one of the signers of the open letter, Talia Mae Bettcher, a professor of philosophy at California State University, Los Angeles.
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We seem convinced that majorities exist to impose their will with few concessions and that minorities exist to prevent the party in power from doing anything important.
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A relation between intelligence and morality doesn't seem to exist among humans, so he questions the assumption that it's sure to exist in other forms of intelligence.
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Today, the big question isn't whether PRT will ever exist, but where it will exist — and how it will intersect with the world of self-driving cars.
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The question is whether, after the election, the party will be able to repair itself; or cease to exist; or continue to exist in some diminished way.
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"Too many C-suite execs believe this issue is an isolated problem, one that doesn't exist in 'my house' or, remarkably, one that doesn't exist at all."
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"You don't want to speculate on a case that doesn't exist and probably will never exist," outgoing U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli told MSNBC with a laugh.
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Knowing that that existence was closed to me made me feel inhuman; that the person I thought I was did not exist; that I should not exist.
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What we can expect in the future, even if it doesn't exist in the same form, is that the remnants will exist for many years to come.
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"It allows products to exist that wouldn't otherwise exist by people working at that level in a way that couldn't be sustained in other industries," he said.
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The iTunes Store app will still exist on iOS, and Apple says the store will also continue to exist on Macs as an entry in the Finder's sidebar.
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They don't (just) exist so you will know what the new feature or product is; they exist so you can see yourself as a character in Apple's story.
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The company assures me that none of these issues will exist when the bikes start shipping to backers in December, as they didn't exist in the stolen prototype.
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The social norms of in-person communication clearly don't exist online, and Facebook is limited by constraints of design, structure and algorithms — constraints that don't exist in person.
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It's the main reason for the product to exist versus just using a binaural beats app with regular in-ear phones — especially now that good wireless ones exist.
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"We believe these exotic systems either shouldn't exist, and if they do exist, we have to have a discussion on ... how they would be controlled," DiNanno told Insider.
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"We have a connection between our school system and the criminal justice system that did not exist before and that I don't think should exist now," he said.
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"His clothes are subversive because they suggest that craft ought not exist in the service of fashion but that fashion should exist to support craft," Nancy Hass writes.
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The quotidian catalogue that springs to mind—cooking, cleaning, sex, song—gives way to an awareness that such normalcy could exist, was made to exist, amid such evil.
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It was only relatively recently that I understood fully the extremely negative connotations that exist around the word atheism in America, which don't exist at all in Europe.
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Advanced aliens may not exist (which would be sad), but we do know from our own experience that moderately advanced civilizations, if we can call ourselves that, do exist.
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I mean, Teslas exist and people drive them; the SpaceX rockets also, similarly, exist, and have been delivering supplies to the International Space Station for a few years now.
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To the people who don't believe LGBTQ+ people should exist, both types of kisses say that we do exist, and we deserve to be here and to be happy.
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While classical computers use bits that exist as a 0 or 1, quantum computers use "qubits" that can exist as 0, 1 or a superposition of the two states.
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Holy birthday months don't exist without recording them Holy birthday months don't exist without recording them, on each and every platform, using each and every filter on social media.
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I'd just handed my federal tax returns to a third party vendor that shouldn't exist because someone had stolen my identity via another third party vendor that shouldn't exist.
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His reply isn't really steeped in the idea of service, but rather in the idea that because spaces for nonwhite people exist, spaces for white people should also exist.
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"This is one of these issues where such a loophole may exist, but it is arguably only going to exist for a short period of time," Mr. Armentano said.
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Yet the repair clinics and bail funds and the broader shadow social net must exist because the world we exist in can seem dangerously close nowadays to a dystopia.
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"We all believe that it wouldn't exist if it wasn't for Cuomo's encouraging it to exist," said Arthur Z. Schwartz, the treasurer for the New York Progressive Action Network.
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Mind you, one that seems to be capitalizing on PT's adoration, but that game doesn't exist anymore, giving Resident Evil 7, a game that does exist, the upper hand.
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" - Reese, 23 "Raisins do not need to exist.
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Our brains exist in a 3D world, and assume that whatever our eyes are seeing must also exist in 3D, applying learned rules of perspective to even two-dimensional images.
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This morning alone, legislators have claimed that the exemption never existed, that it does exist and was inserted by senators, and that it used to exist but has been removed.
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And so there's stuff that's in the film that isn't in the book, but that stuff wouldn't exist if the book didn't exist, so what are you going to do?
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Click here to view original GIFSuperheroes have superpowers and exist in worlds where reality doesn't exactly exist and have weird names and are totally not all the way human. But!
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We exist to drive the "when," to pull that as forward as possible, and to really define the "how," to provide our perspective and how to exist in the future.
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More viruses exist on our planet than any other cellular organism—upwards of about 10 to 100 times more—so it's a reasonable bet that viruses exist on other worlds.
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But it's more understandable when you consider one fundamental truth about ad blocking companies: They don't exist to block ads — they exist to serve as middlemen between ads and consumers.
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On the negative side: Katzenberg's response, to people who have heard him out, boils down to this: Just because something doesn't exist doesn't mean that it won't exist one day.
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And given your conception of a self or person, would you continue to exist after adding Merge — or would you have ceased to exist, having been replaced by someone else?
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"As members of law enforcement, we can confirm that the issues he is saying exist in policing, and throughout the criminal justice system, indeed exist," Sergeant Raymond said of Kaepernick.
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The work here doesn't exist as a response to Lemonade, nor does it need to be pitted against Lemonade; but without the challenge of one album, the other doesn't exist.
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" He continues, "Normally when you do a play, you have to tell a lie to yourself, which is the audience doesn't exist and the audience has to pretend they don't exist.
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The government's case was that if you register an organization, you are admitting that these people exist and if you admit that these people exist then they go against the law.
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"Our concern is that our immigration settings haven't been dynamic enough to differentiate between the skills gap that might exist in regional New Zealand that doesn't exist in Auckland," she said.
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But unlike an IPO, it wasn't clear what exactly participants had bought, apart from rights to a token that did not yet exist, based on a technology that didn't exist either.
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Er, mate - pretty sure it shouldn't even fucking exist.
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We need an honest assessment about why they exist ... .
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" I write, " EQUALITY BETWEEN THE SEXES DOES NOT EXIST .
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" She added: "It's time to move beyond 'we exist.
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" Mr. Manson's version had been called "Cease to Exist.
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If I think, I must exist— Cogito ergo sum .
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Problem is ... Chobani didn't even exist at the time.
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Rebecca Zimmerman: There is definitely an Islamic State presence, whereas I think at one point we thought the Islamic State was something that didn't really exist there, but it threatened to exist.
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This in turn resulted in long-term declines in child enrollment as officials endeavor to shore up knowledge that the systems still exist, and faith that they will still exist moving forward.
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If server logs do not exist for the entire period of time I have requested, I request that I be provided with all log files that do exist for that time period.
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As the company becomes increasingly focused on mobile and discovery centered around photos, users will start expecting the kinds of behaviors that exist on other services (like Instagram) to exist on Pinterest.
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I found a Spanish language book that said she did not exist, and putting that together with the lack of primary sources led me to believe she most likely did not exist.
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Other technologies already exist, and many others are in development, but the challenge for all of them is making sure consumers know they exist and are willing to buy and use them.
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Like the Snuggie or the Hawaii Chair, the wall would be an overpriced, so-called solution to a crisis that doesn't exist, but if it did exist, the wall wouldn't solve it.
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Families need to prepare students for the careers that will exist 20 years from now, not only the jobs that exist today, said Dennis Hanno, president of Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts.
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There is a part of him who believes that some anonymous sources don't exist, because he was a source, pretending to be someone else, so he as a source didn't really exist.
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Many jobs -- and even industries -- did not exist just two decades ago, and by some estimates, 65 percent of today's school children will be employed in jobs that don't exist right now.
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Rape jokes are associated with endless debates on their validity, who can make them and when, why they exist, whether they should exist, et cetera and so on, and on, and on.
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Well, it seems like A+ is better than A. All that happened was a new group of people was added, people who presumably enjoy their lives and would rather exist than not exist.
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I thought, "That's going to be a thing," VR galleries, stuff that there is no reason for it to exist in the real world, but that does not mean it does not exist.
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On the East Coast, the most active kink and fetish communities are in Baltimore and DC; because spaces are able to exist there legally, they're able to license themselves, and exist above board.
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The whole model, in which you buy tokens to use on a platform that does not yet exist, might never exist, or could be a total flop, can be a magnet for fraudsters.
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But until that happens, conflicts of interest don't just exist in various visible Trump real estate projects — they exist everywhere, all around the world, in essentially all policy decisions, whether foreign or domestic.
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To exist in this world feels challenging in the best of times; to exist in this world without the technologies we've come to rely on — even if they're exploiting us — feels downright impossible.
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"In the 21st century, unfortunately, these weapons still exist," he said, "and, in my humble opinion, are going to exist in the world for as far into the future as we can see."
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As the Penn State researchers note, however, the ability to determine whether a hypothesized thing does or does not exist requires being able to define the search space where that thing might exist.
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The tax credits, in their view, shouldn't exist at all.
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"Fun" would be reason enough for this revival to exist.
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Similarly small pilots exist for putting tolls on interstate highways.
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Android phones might as well not even exist for you.
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But, some days, it is emotionally exhausting to simply exist.
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Nor does it mean a really nice one can't exist.
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Until then, Vimeo Live will exist as a standalone platform.
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I like feeling like I have a reason to exist.
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Sniffers that can detect explosive vapours do, of course, exist.
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What he finds is that minds exist on a continuum.
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These still exist, but they'll now be called Wellness Workshops.
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See, Meryl Streep -- sports and the arts CAN co-exist!
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Don't be fooled — these services don't exist and never did.
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For a thing that doesn't exist, hyperloop is pretty popular.
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If apples are apples, that's where the equality must exist.
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An equation doesn't exist anywhere, although inscriptions of it do.
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But more difficult challenges and limitations exist for wired devices.
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But maybe there's a more fluid, flexible way to exist.
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What's missing: Any explanation of why the pay gaps exist.
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But more formal and discreet whistleblowing channels exist as well.
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But dash cams don't just exist to immortalize highway drama.
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Similar startups exist in Austin, Philadelphia, and New York City.
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The rest of the MPs all exist somewhere in between.
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Like how do I exist in an absurd, godless universe?
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Can Scarlet exist as something larger than The Dot Com?
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On Instagram, you'd tap ... nothing, because that option doesn't exist.
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We just feel so lucky that it's able to exist.
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The analytical tools to quantify the impact don't readily exist.
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Moments like my Little Women exchange don't exist in isolation.
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Works that exist in the public domain belongs to everyone!
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But it's also possible that these differences don't actually exist.
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Once upon a time, the touchscreen didn't exist on smartphones.
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By now we can be confident such axions don't exist.
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Black women do not exist to be other people's mules.
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So they do want Quip to exist, which is great.
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This is a dispute that will always exist I suspect.
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They sidestep preaching in favor of letting voices exist, uninterrupted.
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The technology to do it just didn't exist back then.
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The ride does exist and is called the Gyro Drop.
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Many different strategies, or algorithms, exist for solving the cube.
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" Hurst says, "This is why we [the M.U.C.H. Foundation] exist.
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Corporations exist in society, and are not above society's concerns.
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It doesn't exist and if it does it's rather expensive.
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As it stands, that clarity and sanity do not exist.
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Chat will exist in Android Messages and in Samsung Messages.
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The government does not formally acknowledge that black prisons exist.
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This Orwellian ad engine does exist in Google's new tool.
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The opportunity to exist is the greatest opportunity of all.
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The utility of angerBut these emotions exist for a reason.
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Press events like this exist to exaggerate and sell products.
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Instagram, as is often noted, wouldn't exist without the iPhone.
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Avatars 2 through 5 likely wouldn't exist without the MCU.
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But again, those two tropes exist in relation to men.
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So those people do exist in the early states too!
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But as Vox's Matt Yglesias explained, Jexodus doesn't really exist.
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I don't have to have explanations for why things exist.
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It can exist because I want to make something beautiful.
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This image is shattered now; it has seized to exist.
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Basically, if the particle does exist, they'll find it soon.
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A: Money didn't even exist for me at that time.
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The only reason we exist is to help restaurants grow.
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Bands like the Jesus & Mary Chain just don't exist anymore.
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"In reality these pictures may not even exist," she said.
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Perhaps good humans really do exist on this deteriorating planet.
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Those are abstracts ideas about things that don't exist yet.
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At least two possible explanations for such relationship tumult exist.
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But none of these problems exist in PC Building Simulator.
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Per the logic of capitalism, however, it shouldn't really exist.
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It's because of this that our company can even exist.
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You exist in this precious bubble of young, celebrated vitality.
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No court guidelines exist on how to approach the topic.
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The possible theories to answer this exist on that spectrum.
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Sometimes, true love does exist — even on Bachelor in Paradise.
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It speaks to the way bands and fans can exist
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I also wanted to live my life, not just exist.
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These exclusive apparatus are desirable, which is why they exist.
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That it can only exist so long as it's spoken.
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""Cash I think in ten years time probably won't (exist).
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"I want the world to know I exist," he says.
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If an event has no memes, did it even exist?
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It's Cardi's world, and we all just exist in it.
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"Without her, this tour wouldn't exist," Deitsch said of Jaclyn.
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Earth existed without us and will exist after our extinction.
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State and market exist in tension: sometimes rivals, sometimes accomplices.
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The brutality, disparities and inhumanity of incarceration will still exist.
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What data does exist mostly relies on unreliable personal accounts.
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That affective response matters — game consoles exist to be enjoyed.
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These accounts appear to exist only to share Newsweek content.
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The usual extreme viewpoints still exist on Vine, of course.
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The IoT cannot exist without the support of satellite companies.
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Why should pop music even exist, if not to communicate?
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You know, if you're a service business, it doesn't exist.
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Only categories 1 through 5 exist on the current scale.
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And similar hopes exist for ARKIt and Google's rival, ARCore.
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"The company would still exist after the sale," Damodaran said.
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Myriad companies creating and reselling this sort of technology exist.
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Where suspicions exist, they will be fanned; where not, ignited.
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This would include sterile neutrinos, should such a thing exist.
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Pan Am and TWA no longer exist as independent airlines.
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When you don't see someone exist, their lives don't matter.
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I made this dress because I wanted it to exist.
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We have to believe that somewhere, somehow these characters exist.
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In contrast, theater will always exist in a liminal space.
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But now that they exist, how long could it be?
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And you created this huge thing that that didn't exist.
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And I dream of a world where refugees don't exist.
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But, more than ever, tech doesn't exist in a vacuum.
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If the tapes do exist, why hasn't Trump released them?
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Ceased to exist for that, you know, next few weeks.
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But decent ideas do exist to make periods more comfortable!
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They are too imposing to exist in time with men.
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They can exist outside the binary of saint and monster.
|
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But they officially do not exist as an ethnic minority.
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The rest of the subjects will still exist on About.com.
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"Conspiracies sometimes exist for months, if not years," Ohlin said.
|
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Fortunately, capacitive touch friendly gloves exist for this very reason.
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And yeah, music festivals exist all over the world, certainly.
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Deadpool and Wolverine do exist in the same Marvel Universe.
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Or, they exist, there just aren't a plethora of them.
|
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Instead, there exist dense stacks of usefulness: solutions, explanations, code.
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I want everyone to know places like Abe's Garden exist.
|
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The obvious question is why do these devices even exist?
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When they do exist, they're rarely in the same spots.
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It's impossible to govern that what does not yet exist.
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Which of course simply does not — and will not — exist.
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In spite of all this backing for 26G, hurdles exist.
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Fifteen now exist, and there's 13 more on the way.
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"It's really different to have people grateful that I exist."
|
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And there exist the outlines of a path to recovery.
|
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Bigwigs still embezzle; soldiers mug peasants; public services barely exist.
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Imperfections do not exist with you because you are flawless.
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Standalone cameras will exist for artists and the artistic wealthy.
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Those shows exist, and some of them are very good.
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That, for me, will always exist in correlation to lyrics.
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There are "tremendous damaging effects" if the organization doesn't exist.
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The issue is that these biases exist beyond our control.
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It's the desire to build something that does not exist.
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"Happy Birthday @eltonofficial Living proof real superheroes exist!" said Adams.
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About 40,000 of their nests exist around Florida every year.
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Constitutions exist to serve citizens, not the other way around.
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Click here to view original GIFWhy do pizza pockets exist?
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Yes, security skewers already exist for wheels, seatposts, and saddles.
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It is power for power's sake, existence merely to exist.
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Without the government's support, the Guadalajara Cartel simply wouldn't exist.
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If monarchy did not exist, nobody would invent it today.
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Do great mascaras that don't break the bank really exist?
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We wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the sex drive.
|
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Until the invention of the microscope, microbiology did not exist.
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As a result, these views may also exist on Reddit.
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That demonstration also would exist for 2021 Medicare drug plans.
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Technology has a tendency to amplify inequalities that already exist.
|
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Does that opportunity still exist and are you chasing it?
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The Holiday simply doesn't exist beyond the confines of Christmas.
|
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However, not many people seem to know these features exist.
|
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If it didn't exist you'd have to make it up.
|
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Whether these "missing voters" exist is a matter of dispute.
|
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Yet the polarities of gender exist in one complicated body.
|
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Science and its methods exist to sift out human error.
|
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I know that for you the word 'impossible' doesn't exist.
|
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A blueprint for averting such a threat may already exist.
|
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What's the scale, the tiers that you would say exist?
|
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There is some evidence a similar relationship could exist today.
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Certainly, that didn't mean that bias and judgment didn't exist.
|
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Which often means that in fact the culture doesn't exist.
|
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A Hell doesn't exist, the disappearance of sinning souls exists.
|
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But wide gaps exist even between countries of similar wealth.
|
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Some of the specimens exist only in that particular ecosystem.
|
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Still, they found "robust racial disparities that disadvantaged blacks" exist.
|
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That same phenomenon just doesn't exist on the Democratic side.
|
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No data exist on whether they also yearned for freedom.
|
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"This is something that simply does not exist," Lotti wrote.
|
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The jury is still out as to whether unicorns exist.
|
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"You've packaged three things together which exist already," Cooper said.
|
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Which is to say, without Jupiter, we might not exist!
|
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I understand that such people exist, but it's not natural.
|
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"Nude polishes for that market do not exist," she says.
|
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One version of "Havana" that Cabello would rather not exist?
|
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Lastly, try to remind yourself that objective perfection doesn't exist.
|
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Vast ocean ranges could very well exist on Proxima b.
|
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One rather reasonable commenter on Kardashian's Instagram — yes, they exist!
|
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Critics say VOICE addresses a problem that doesn't really exist.
|
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If Trump didn't exist, would it still be the same?
|
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The tweets rang as odd because 6G technology doesn't exist.
|
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All of its map icons exist as distinct little islands.
|
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The film establishes that love can still exist amid chaos.
|
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And regular consumers weren't aware these kinds of situations exist.
|
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It such a bar does exist, I have to go.
|
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And the verbal attributions, when they exist, are typically vague.
|
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The mirrorworld doesn't yet fully exist, but it is coming.
|
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Thankfully, few of these pretensions exist in the pin game.
|
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In other cases, she invented revenue agreements that didn't exist.
|
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There's some cognitive dissonance there that I cannot exist in.
|
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Everything that we rely on today just did not exist.
|
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I like that these things exist to evoke a feeling.
|
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No vaccination or treatment exist for the highly contagious virus.
|
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And indeed, alternate endings of popular films often do exist.
|
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As for bisexual men ... well, they still barely exist onscreen.
|
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They exist to transport to another world and another headspace.
|
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Mills and Green exist as an occasional spark from deep.
|
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Largely, those parties exist in BDSM, kink, and fetish communities.
|
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A hell doesn't exist, the disappearance of sinning souls exists.
|
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Clean and honest athletes exist and they are training hard.
|
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That's not to say smart sneakers for runners don't exist.
|
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Still, traders believe some appealing plays exist under the surface.
|
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Lattices can exist in spaces of any number of dimensions.
|
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Prior to the summer of 2018, this volcano didn't exist.
|
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HEADFUCK has no documentation and the poem doesn't exist anymore.
|
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"But fortunately, freedoms exist and we can talk," she said.
|
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The studio that made the previous ones doesn't exist anymore.
|
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Parents with specific and demanding expectations exist in every demographic.
|
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"We exist as a memory in others' mind," he explained.
|
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They exist at every level of society in every nation.
|
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But a deal acceptable to both sides probably doesn't exist.
|
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The player, minimized, gets to let go and just exist.
|
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Furthermore, Trump will not cease to exist on November 9.
|
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It's ironic that my project basically couldn't exist without Tinder.
|
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Such a law already exist in about 40 other states.
|
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Does Toy Story somehow exist in the Toy Story universe?
|
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The charms of baseball did not exist in Yankee Stadium.
|
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In some ways, they don't exist at the same time.
|
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I love being able to create something that doesn't exist.
|
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Only 24 were made, and only nine likely still exist.
|
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But the United States does not exist in a vacuum.
|
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Consider also that official repair shops simply don't exist everywhere.
|
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"There exist hidden dangers for breeding corruption," the statement added.
|
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Monitors with two Thunderbolt 3 ports just don't exist yet.
|
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It is unclear, though, whether the exchanges would still exist.
|
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The lesson: Belief in God doesn't exist as a binary.
|
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"Entire industries no longer exist in this country," said Scott.
|
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Well, there are sports goggles that already exist for that.
|
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Not just the process of dying, but ceasing to exist.
|
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It's creating fear and anxiety where it need not exist.
|
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You can't start recruiting from a pool that doesn't exist.
|
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If the 'tapes' exist, I'll bring you back a copy!
|
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They exist to bring order to chaos, rationality over passion.
|
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The ice that does exist is several hundred kilometers offshore.
|
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"I've learned I can exist on no sleep," says Tori.
|
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Only 503 bottles of this rare Glenmorangie Pride 1974 exist.
|
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Tax competition doesn't just exist at the international level, either.
|
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"Creative projects do not exist to create revenue," he said.
|
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It has taught us how to exist and think communally.
|
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Indeed, confirmation hearings did not use to exist at all.
|
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Always quoting sources (not names), many of which don't exist.
|
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That means the definitive answers likely don't even exist yet.
|
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The plants "would not exist without external funding," Vincent said.
|
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These pension funds already exist for teachers and university administrators.
|
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A dating relationship can't exist on serious big conversations alone.
|
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Professional opportunities still exist for the best women hockey players.
|
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Testicles exist outside the body for a reason, Levine says.
|
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In his head what he was looking for didn't exist.
|
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But mental illnesses exist on a murkier sort of spectrum.
|
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Groups like that already exist in Democracy For America, Moveon.
|
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Some things are simply meant to exist as beautiful accidents.
|
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Apparently, the concept of awkward doesn't exist in Leo's world.
|
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What other wild pairings could exist in this obscene dreamscape?
|
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Depending on which state we're talking about, significant differences exist.
|
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The Thing doesn't exist, and the questions have no answers.
|
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Both brands will continue to exist under the Oath umbrella.
|
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Subcultures also exist who revel in their forbidden lawn game.
|
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Multiple fissures exist among Sunnis, whether Arabs, Turks or Kurds.
|
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Without them, it's likely no truly brilliant record would exist.
|
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So Twitter didn't exist when you built your first business.
|
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Problems exist in each of these and many other areas.
|
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Significant operational insufficiencies exist in how we deploy foreign aid.
|
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It didn't exist before we did it at UK festivals.
|
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It's also possible that the sources don't exist at all.
|
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"This record probably wouldn't exist without her," Stapleton told Paste.
|
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Although we seem rare, make no mistake, we exist. Seriously.
|
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The group Indivisible didn't exist until after the 2016 election.
|
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Does the whole satanic thing not exist any longer, then?
|
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Read These Stories Next: Does Taylor Swift's Squad Still Exist?
|
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Let's see how they exist out in the real world.
|
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As Cady Heron once said, "The limit does not exist."
|
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Some exist merely to enhance the prestige of their founders.
|
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It shouldn't, or couldn't, exist – and yet there it is.
|
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Hancock's dolls exist in a similar, indefinite space of becoming.
|
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Moreover, no politician can exist in a hermetically sealed vacuum.
|
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Wires don't really exist in anyone's conception of the future.
|
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The discussion begins about aliens, and Kyrie believes they exist.
|
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Because at WeRateDogs, a 3 or 212 does not exist.
|
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Why do gender reveal cakes exist, and who buys them?
|
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Because at this point News Feed didn't even really exist.
|
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Though squats still exist, the last two decades have seen
|
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Patents shouldn't bestow monopoly privilege, nor should they exist forever.
|
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Wormholes might exist, and we might never reliably detect them.
|
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"Billionaires should not exist," says Bernie Sanders, a presidential candidate.
|
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Still, this recording doesn't have a pressing reason to exist.
|
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The few safety rules that do exist are routinely ignored.
|
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The solutions don't need to be invented; they already exist.
|
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Some properties just don't exist under a certain price range.
|
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Canada did not exist as an autonomous country for years.
|
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We do not exist only in the wake of tragedy.
|
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But that kind of comity doesn't exist in politics anymore.
|
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Does DACA still exist or did it expire March 5?
|
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"It's hard to believe it can even exist," Dunn adds.
|
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I don't really think you can exist as an individual.
|
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I think you exist as a part of something bigger.
|
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They cease to exist on shows like 2 Broke Girls.
|
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Dishwasher hands are real, and they exist in Franklin Lakes.
|
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Similar smart collars already exist and don't require subscription plans.
|
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Just like in the real world, these people simply exist.
|
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Resistant genes do not exist naturally within the canola plants.
|
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But we all speak different dialects... so it doesn't exist.
|
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Opportunities to secure funding to support workforce development do exist.
|
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How can the library exist if you don't charge fines?
|
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Unions don't just exist to turn out votes for Democrats.
|
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"I don't think that billionaires should exist," he has said.
|
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If something is not on television it does not exist!
|
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Opioid prescription guidelines exist, Barth said in a phone interview.
|
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" And this: "An atheist believes that God does not exist.
|
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Mars, and asteroids where more immediate fortune and glory exist.
|
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Both Ant Financial and Alibaba exist because Beijing lets them.
|
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Whatever bad feelings might exist between Mr. Sanders and Mrs.
|
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Without it, plants, animals, and humans alike would not exist.
|
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Even the buttons are beautiful because, well, they don't exist.
|
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Yeah. Some sort of new platform that doesn't exist yet.
|
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No one can say that these head horns don't exist.
|
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A third of them did not exist five years ago.
|
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These works of art exist for us to want them.
|
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In Germany, similar efforts exist under the name aussteiger (dropout).
|
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While WeWork is the flag bearer, several operating models exist.
|
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Many buildings are rundown and pockets of crime still exist.
|
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Thousands of proverbs exist that suggest animals can predict weather.
|
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The materials didn't exist to allow us to do it.
|
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That's right, call centers still exist in the 21st Century.
|
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Soon you and I will exist in different time zones.
|
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We exist, and we should be represented wherever we go.
|
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MillerCoors will soon no longer exist in its current form.
|
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It's like, would I want to exist as a cat?
|
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Subreddits exist for nearly every topic you can think of.
|
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But they allowed for the possibility that one could exist.
|
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A wide range of energy sources exist on the continent.
|
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Despite Republicans' confidence about passing a tax plan, pitfalls exist.
|
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"Laws exist for a reason," Morrisey said in a statement.
|
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Two years ago, most of these groups didn't even exist.
|
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Few cultural differences exist when it comes to keeping cool.
|
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HOW -- CAN YOU ENVISION A SCENARIO WHERE MACYS DOESN'T EXIST?
|
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Many other options for reducing spending without reducing security exist.
|
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A base pay will continue to exist for each order.
|
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But having these bodies exist on paper is not enough.
|
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So why does the connection exist in the United States?
|
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No other competing point of view is allowed to exist.
|
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But sometimes the real battles exist at the local level.
|
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The trust to make a deal just does not exist.
|
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The safeguards exist to ensure patients' access to necessary medicine.
|
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Now that Trump is President, the two lanes still exist.
|
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Sportsbooks exist at casinos, tracks, and online via mobile apps.
|
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Precious few records exist, but the family's longevity is amazing.
|
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That can incentivize people to register people who don't exist.
|
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But by no means does this protest exist in isolation.
|
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The issues affecting transgender people do not exist in silos.
|
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As long as they exist, the David will be vulnerable.
|
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IS THERE NOT A WORLD, ROGER, WHERE BOTH CAN EXIST?
|
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This model described purely rational people, who don't really exist.
|
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Neither of these big dance numbers exist in the original.
|
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I mean, the fact that they still exist is impressive.
|
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They exist because we desire to memorialize those buried there.
|
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To acknowledge that we exist in the world as bodies?
|
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Many basic statistics about gun violence stubbornly fail to exist.
|
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Things aren't black and white: they exist on a gradient.
|
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Or to put it another way: why do we exist?
|
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But these rocks exist, and they stumped scientists for decades.
|
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Journalists exist to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted.
|
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Who knows how many of those rebel pockets actually exist?
|
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All those songs didn't exist, and then I made them.
|
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Yet the bugs exist here in the United States, too.
|
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Less tangible risks exist as well, reports Inside Climate News.
|
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Policies don't exist in a vacuum; they need cultural support.
|
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Fan localizations exist on the fuzzy edges of copyright law.
|
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"The North Korean regime should not exist," she said fervently.
|
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Second, work requirements exist for few who are publicly dependent.
|
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Before the find only about 15 were known to exist.
|
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No such rules exist for sex or for campaign donations.
|
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We already exist in a work culture that discourages movement.
|
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On Facebook, DNA Detectives doesn't exist as a solo savior.
|
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Also, black holes don't exist, and neither does dark matter.
|
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Certain newer components are not compatible because drivers don't exist.
|
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Politics exist as part of the backdrop of our story.
|
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That's what GPUs exist for: doing computations across big matrices.
|
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For affected countries and the United States, new risks exist.
|
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We've all continued to just exist and support our efforts.
|
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They are asking questions about a context that doesn't exist.
|
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So why are we still portraying women that don't exist?
|
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First, let us observe: Ryan: Why does this show exist?
|
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Two more weeks and the person's accounts did not exist.
|
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It's not a particularly warm and fuzzy place to exist.
|
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As I soon learned, the ideal messaging platform doesn't exist.
|
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My bathroom would not exist were it not for Amazon.
|
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Her exclusive packages exist on her Etsy page every month.
|
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"Those songs didn't exist until I got back," he says.
|
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Cyrus. Apparently, political parties do not exist on this show.
|
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What would you rather have exist: Marijuana or emo music?
|
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Thinking if we just deny the truth, it doesn't exist.
|
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They discovered that where maps don't exist, satellite images do.
|
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Ultimately the school in the film shouldn't need to exist.
|
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Second, superintelligent systems that run on binary computers already exist.
|
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Dr. Joachim Pömer: The word "disgusting" shouldn't exist for doctors.
|
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If it does exist, competition invariably drives the price down.
|
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It's a disorienting, weird time to exist in the world.
|
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After the 15th, all user data will cease to exist.
|
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And how those two sides exist at the same time.
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But what if material evidence of these encounters does exist?
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Deep divisions exist over key parts of the Republican plan.
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They don't exist in the same way in all places.
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SNL as we know it would not exist without Trump.
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Repeat after me: Intersections of race and gender exist. 44.
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That is exactly why disability insurance and care insurance exist.
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Many of the projects also barely exist beyond a whitepaper.
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THERE'S NO REASON FOR INDEPENDENT PBMs TO EXIST, FOR EXAMPLE.
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"I tend to believe teams exist on spectrum," said Silverman.
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A century and a half ago, time zones didn't exist.
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It's just up to you to remember that they exist.
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But these organizations still exist and exerted clear power, too.
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Why might laws that prevent these groups from voting exist?
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"I think there's room for both to exist," she said.
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This animus against double negatives, however, did not always exist.
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"It's an experimental function but it does exist," Sawhney said.
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None of this means that partisan decision patterns don't exist.
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Since adequate base fees do not exist now, tip generously.
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I have a desire for someone like this to exist.
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And facial recognition search engines for porn stars already exist.
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But the data, or at least copies, may still exist.
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Such boards already exist in New York, California and Australia.
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They seem to exist in a chapter of their own.
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The reality is that, for whatever reason, transgender people exist.
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And in many cases, the data doesn't exist at all.
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I hope that hundreds of other articles like this exist.
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In a real democracy, many opinions can exist in harmony.
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If such kits exist for dogs, I couldn't find them.
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Similar public fridges already exist in Germany, Belgium, and India.
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Can intelligent satire even exist on the internet any more?
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They exist to make the rest of us feel better.
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"They'll do it, whether we exist or not," he said.
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" Even then, he says, "the parks won't cease to exist.
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Women know, or at least intuit, that such taxes exist.
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This doesn't mean that good international players don't exist anymore.
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Businesses can't add people to the payrolls who don't exist.
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No one outside Rolex knows how many green 116508s exist.
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Traditions of hospitality toward the stranger exist in many cultures.
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He supports Social Security and Medicaid as they exist now.
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And we can't just exist either in cyberspace or physically.
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The whole movie seems to exist just for this sequence.
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Despite the poll's results, Canadian artists do, in fact, exist!
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If the "tapes" exist, I'll bring you back a copy!
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They can both exist within the same piece of art.
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To some extent, all these problems already exist in medicine.
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It sounds cheesy, but it's the whole reason we exist.
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Some of the buildings in the photos already don't exist.
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Google+ continues to exist but it is considered a disappointment.
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And will exist for no one's pleasure when he's gone.
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"This kind of situation does not exist," Kang told Reuters.
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Unfortunately, those numbers do not exist in any meaningful way.
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So far, those laws exist only at the state level.
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But we have to stop pretending that it doesn't exist.
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The treatment that does exist in America is often ineffective.
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"That is a possibility that did not exist last week."
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Mr. Trump created a controversy where none needed to exist.
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In that region, ice must exist just below the surface.
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But similar guidelines do not exist for works of fiction.
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Sometimes they exist within the same track; sometimes they don't.
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All I have to do is be present and exist.
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We're enforcing the laws as they exist on the books.
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There's a reason refugee camps exist: Host governments like them.
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But if you don't open your laptop it doesn't exist.
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"These issues still exist," Rasgon told clients in a note.
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Mr. Palmer knows that changing stations in men's restrooms exist.
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"In Apulia, these kind of rites don't exist," he said.
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Mayor de Blasio acts like Staten Island doesn't even exist.
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One would introduce cost considerations that do not now exist.
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Trying to think of why this video would even exist.
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Yes, cute, comfy heel options do exist out there, ladies!
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They see rigor and objectivity, even if none actually exist.
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Unlike the characters in videogames, though, robots don't exist virtually.
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In the NBA, the center position practically doesn't exist anymore.
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Sometimes these things exist in tandem; they often stand alone.
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As the Atlantic reports, private land ownership doesn't exist there.
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Trump's worldview doesn't understand that nuances like this can exist.
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That's why long wait lists exist in all large cities.
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The marbled crayfish didn't exist until about 25 years ago.
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" But without Russian intervention, he added, "Syria would not exist.
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It doesn't come from anyplace, because it does not exist.
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It's not as if scams like these didn't exist before.
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Eventually, a vibrant market for the bonds could exist worldwide.
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"Not all foundations intend to exist in perpetuity," she said.
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Maybe it will be companies that don't even exist now.
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Oh, and superstar streamers such as Ninja didn't exist either.
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So we want to celebrate the other pathways that exist.
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Values that are not embodied in behavior do not exist.
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There are 20 sounds that do not exist in English.
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In Nazi Germany, this clash of ideas did not exist.
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The White House has not commented on whether recordings exist.
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"Commissions exist in an inherent conflict of interest," Magraken said.
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That said, programs that shift overall fertility upward do exist.
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When folks say that billionaires shouldn't exist, it's nothing personal.
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It's tough to say if truly comfortable bras really exist.
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They know the gods exist, they take it for granted.
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They know the hells exist, they take them for granted.
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And I was fully prepared to have it not exist.
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They really know they exist only if someone's watching them.
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These days, rules tend to exist stripped of their magic.
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The plan is a bit complicated, but it does exist.
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Sorry, but content more wholesome than this simply doesn't exist.
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The show it needed to be on didn't exist yet.
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The ingredients for naturally higher economic growth do not exist.
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But these options exist for people who want more freedom.
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We should be able to exist in an airtight bubble.
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He finds no meaning in school or to even exist.
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Instead, their main political relationships exist with the state governments.
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They exist to make money, not to serve democratic ideals.
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We now exist in a rolling trauma — exhausting and unrelenting.
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Go deeper: Ads for "Trumpcare," which doesn't exist, are everywhere
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Again, we exist in a complex trading equation with India.
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Why do those stereotypes exist and where do they originate?
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It has made the case that impeachable offenses may exist.
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"It basically did not exist five years ago," Flowers said.
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Or do the two McConaugheys exist simultaneously, like Schrödinger's cat?
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More of them exist than you'd think, given the headlines.
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But no such checks appear to exist for Curve customers.
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Yet, few organized sources exist for this level of funding.
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Though examples of such overreactions exist, they're far from universal.
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Pretending half the country doesn't exist won't make them disappear.
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The orthodoxy was that they exist primarily to pursue profit.
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The idea of online privacy didn't exist a generation ago.
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It's the power he can create, which doesn't exist yet.
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The job he held did not exist three years ago.
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That history does not exist in the case of California.
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Without cookies, the online world we know today wouldn't exist.
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Those cases, if they exist, have thus far been undetected.
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But Catholicism did not even exist then, Jeannette pointed out.
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Comity, dignity and Trump cannot exist in the same frame.
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I will not leave Voyager until it ceases to exist.
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Plenty of other lakes exist in the vicinity, of course.
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The party didn't even exist a year before the elections.
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Or life could exist, but is limited by other factors.
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I think that very few people fitting those requirements exist.
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Regulators exist to give certainty to those that they regulate.
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The street address given in the advertisement does not exist.
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If they were useless, we wouldn't exist as a species.
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These stereotypes exist, whether we admit to them or not.
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Emily, why does this part of the process even exist?
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In my childhood, these distinctions did not exist for me.
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The record companies were not going to exist without tech.
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The association between childhood and innocence did not always exist.
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In it, she explains why this emoji needed to exist.
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Everywhere I go didn't exist when I was growing up.
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Tank says similar benefits exist with regard to improved privacy.
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It enjoys liberties that scarcely exist on the mainland today.
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He also was putting together a show that didn't exist.
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They exist as uniform environments, not architectural and cultural palimpsests.
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They exist explicitly within the world they observe and record.
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"That gene variant doesn't exist outside African populations," Levey said.
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But although some resources exist, they aren't available to everyone.
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Those campaigns exist because older campaigners have carried the torch.
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Guards like that exist, but they don't tend to last.
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And for Tom Steyer to explain why billionaires should exist.
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Does the term truly exist or is it journalist shorthand?
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Its purpose is to exist outside of our selfish motives.
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These kinds of rapid diagnostics exist for diseases like influenza.
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Otherwise, they mainly exist to hang out at the convention.
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Facing limited opportunities, they move where better economic opportunities exist.
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Experiences, personality types, outfits, and choices exist across the spectrum.
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I often imagine a future in which sex doesn't exist.
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These facilities exist to empower a mother's choice of life.
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Still, what parallels do exist in Roth's novel are striking.
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The species native to Cambodia's limestone karsts exist nowhere else.
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Tomorrow doesn't exist for people who don't do something today.
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But they can't exist on stan energy (stanergy) alone, people.
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Take TikTok, he said, which didn't exist four years ago.
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It'll be a totally new format that didn't exist before.
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"There's been growing awareness that ADHD can exist in adults."
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President Trump provided permission for these hate groups to exist.
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"It's a product that doesn't even exist," she told CNN.
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A scientific debate about whether or not generations truly exist.
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The problems raised by Gruber and many others still exist.
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Men and boys like Chiron exist all over the world.
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Is that's true, does Moore's version of Jane even exist?
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On Tuesday, Trump acted as if this group didn't exist.
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In another 13 states exemptions exist, such as friendly wagering.
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If Baehrel didn't exist, foodies would have to invent him.
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"I didn't know that these things still exist," she said.
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"Without this company, Align Technology would not exist," said Villere.
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But it does exist and it's finally available to buy.
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The internet did not exist as we know it today.
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Really, all Friends did was exist and become extremely popular.
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No such selves exist.) Playing the Dying Man ( Enter left.
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Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and others wouldn't exist without this system.
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, did not yet exist in 2009.
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These plants would not exist without the illegal state support.
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The attitude just doesn't exist for that on Capitol Hill.
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Leaders and those they lead exist in a dynamic relationship.
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A decade from now, it may not exist at all.
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Facebook, Instagram, iTunes, PayPal, Skype and YouTube did not exist.
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"They acted as if it did not exist," he said.
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"These days, if it's not Instagrammable, does it even exist?"
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However, these films won't all exist within the same continuity.
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It's easy for many Americans to forget that we exist.
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And we are looking at any opportunity that might exist.
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I don't know what if anything will exist in January.
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You're going to accommodate the security threats as they exist.
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Did any songs exist in 2019 besides "Old Town Road"?
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Deep commercial ties exist between U.S. and Chinese tech industries.
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Otherwise, democracy simply doesn't exist, and authoritarianism takes its place.
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Selfishness and deceit haven't disappeared, and bigger injustices still exist.
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There are no estimates of how many such children exist.
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"So, it's as if the testosterone doesn't exist," she said.
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Which didn't exist before so people felt alone and powerless.
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Women become wives who exist to ask their husband questions.
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You said that Apple wouldn't exist without the IBM case.
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We mustn't act as if the referendum did not exist.
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That does not exist in nature on a political level.
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Questioning Israel's right to exist often falls into this category.
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And many of these voices exist exclusively as online personas.
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Gore Supreme Court case, he noted, would cease to exist.
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There have been themes that exist outside the grid itself.
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I wouldn't exist if there were a wall around Canada!
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This mechanism I described did not exist in past dialogues.
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Exemptions will exist for takeout food, deli meat and newspapers.
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Once it's created, art doesn't exist alone, in a vacuum.
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That doesn't exist, totally open frontiers, that just doesn't work.
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What they found is that minds exist on a continuum.
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It's crazy how many sex addicts exist in this industry.
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So we know galaxies exist because we can see them.
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But the word impossible doesn't exist in today's NBA. 230.
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But his preexisting conflicts of interest will continue to exist.
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It's important to remember, though, that words exist in context.
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Is Google gonna have to pay for creators to exist?
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Elites are important; regulars exist to die in their service.
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There is no academic reason for that preference to exist.
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"We couldn't exist on local business alone," she tells me.
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Just didn't exist, you could not make money in podcasting.
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Faster portable satellite options exist, but they cost even more.
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And so, how does it exist on the internet today?
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Orsinia does not exist, any more than Middle Earth exists.
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That is a career path that doesn't really exist anymore.
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If they do still exist, you already know too much.
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Where they do exist, they frequently run out of medication.
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Some cards exist in 240,403,240 copies, whereas others are unique.
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I've had all of the six backpacker conversations that exist.
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Fundamentally, I don't understand why Kidz Bop has to exist.
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Those games exist, and they're about cooking, and they're excellent.
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If it was print, it might as well not exist.
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Let's start with this: Why does the Electoral College exist?
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