"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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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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Until then, Vimeo Live will exist as a standalone platform.
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But more formal and discreet whistleblowing channels exist as well.
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Can Scarlet exist as something larger than The Dot Com?
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Pan Am and TWA no longer exist as independent airlines.
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But they officially do not exist as an ethnic minority.
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All of its map icons exist as distinct little islands.
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Mills and Green exist as an occasional spark from deep.
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"We exist as a memory in others' mind," he explained.
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The lesson: Belief in God doesn't exist as a binary.
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Some things are simply meant to exist as beautiful accidents.
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Canada did not exist as an autonomous country for years.
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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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It's like, would I want to exist as a cat?
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Less tangible risks exist as well, reports Inside Climate News.
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On Facebook, DNA Detectives doesn't exist as a solo savior.
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Politics exist as part of the backdrop of our story.
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If they were useless, we wouldn't exist as a species.
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They exist as uniform environments, not architectural and cultural palimpsests.
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The internet did not exist as we know it today.
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And pornography addiction does not officially exist as a psychological diagnosis.
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These characters seem to exist as manifestations of the room itself.
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That being lean was to exist as a floating, emotionless entity.
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BV: Does nature exist as something outside of culture and society?
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They exist as well, usually taking advantage of changes in policy.
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Our workplaces don't simply exist as unchangeable entities -- we make them.
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These days the Salton Sea itself doesn't exist as much either.
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I think the Pavilions really exist as a balance of extremes.
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Yeah. Does Niche still exist as a standalone thing within Twitter?
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Armies do not exist, as we knew them, in this struggle.
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No. Will it exist as a costume on a technicality alone?
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I feared that my disability could not exist as it was.
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They don't really exist as full characters in their own right.
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Many platforms exist as online spaces where extremist ideology can flourish.
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Today, they also exist as separate, publicly traded heavyweight chemical companies.
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Most of the museum will exist as a permanent exhibition gallery.
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So in essence, we exist as part of that larger ecosystem.
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It'll exist as a virtual card and as a physical titanium card.
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And they have to make it possible to exist as a writer.
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On Wednesday, Foxtel announced Channel V will not exist as of Mar.
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Rybka thinks the axion is as likely to exist as anything else.
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See, I exist as two personalities: internet me and real-life me.
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It also wouldn't exist as we know it were he still alive.
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Conversations exist as text because robots can directly sync with each other.
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Super-elaborate sex parties do exist—as do super chill, casual ones.
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JFCs exist as a clever loophole to skirt existing campaign finance laws.
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Other, more traditional, enterprise use cases exist as well, like within sales.
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Very few Colonial-era chocolate recipes exist as we'd recognize them today.
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Private real estate in East Germany didn't exist as such before 1990.
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Encounters "The masks exist as a point of discussion," Mr. Peck said.
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Something like Loves of Carmen, it just doesn't exist as a film.
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They exist as haunting echoes of one man's pervasive joy and agony.
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Various theories exist as to why women are barred from the ring.
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It did not even exist as we knew it 2628 years ago.
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It'll exist as a DVD, as a streaming release, and so on.
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That a female public figure can exist as both capable and hurt.
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This psychedelic uncanny horny dance spectacular SHOULD NOT exist as a movie.
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In the book, the planets exist as outward reflections of Meg's interiority.
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Without the EU we probably could not exist as a company. Because?
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It will still exist as a standalone iOS app and on Windows PCs.
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"We believe this has the potential to exist as an independent," he said.
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As far as I know, they only exist as images on DOE's website.
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Posts don't exist as some dramatic button on the center of the screen.
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Without Black Sabbath, metal wouldn't exist as we know it, if at all.
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After all, terrorist groups can only exist as long as people join them.
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Or at least these attitudes exist as a Venn diagram with enormous overlap.
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The G.O.P. is not dividing; it's ceasing to exist as a coherent institution.
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"Why should we exist as a party in the 21st century?" he asked.
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Such ignorance and spite will always exist as a challenge to our diversity.
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"The idea of counterdisinformation doesn't really exist as a strategic objective," he said.
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It will exist as a smaller form of what it used to be.
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They exist as a result of their circumstances, and their reactions shift over time.
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But second-order alliances exist as well, which consist of four to 14 males.
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And by the way, that America will cease to exist as we know it.
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One eighty two just doesn't exist as an entity in the English language, fam.
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Will it still exist as we know it in a year, or in five?
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These instances can be connected to others, or they can exist as standalone networks.
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We don't exist as a corporation just to serve the interests of the shareholders.
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Will Hyperloop exist as a series of isolated runs or as a comprehensive network?
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It will exist as something people have to be taught to feel and understand.
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The South did not exist as "the South" until the creation of the Confederacy.
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And they have to recognize that Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.
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I want to capture the stunning audacity to exist as everything all at once.
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"The whole city seems to exist as a backdrop for FIAC," Ms. Flay said.
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Just 54 percent say Israel has the right to exist as a Jewish state.
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The waterways of the West now exist as monuments to an ambitious desert civilization.
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There's a tension that exists as an artist that doesn't exist as a business.
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That's why Smash Sisters doesn't exist as its own event, but inside other tournaments.
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Absolutely. Racism within the LGBTQ community does exist, as does homophobia within the Roma community.
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The differences are subtle, but they do exist, as The Sweethome and Irons Expert discuss.
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HBO's over-the-top service HBO Now will also still exist as a standalone product.
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It basically means that race, and by extension racism, no longer exist as social issues.
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Boozy popsicles from FrutaPop and even rosé-inspired gummy bears from Sugarfina exist as well.
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They exist as messages, revelations, statements, whispers, and scraps of lives caught in the seams.
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They exist, as do promotional videos, and the promotional videos for cake robots are amazing.
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For one thing, the shoes only exist as mock-ups and not as physical products.
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We are beings who exist as what we are through no input on our part.
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This film is going to exist as one of the most mainstream depictions of EDM.
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What others explanations exist (as to why they canceled last minute/ my boss is upset)?
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It's like they don't even exist as far as the KrisFlyer search engine is concerned.
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Her reforms already exist as proposals in Congress but need a decisive push toward enactment.
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But the Palestinian Authority has to recognize Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.
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Chino Amobi: With NON, we exist as a state, the NON state—a borderless society.
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And the elevators that do exist, as most riders know, are all too often broken.
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They exist as reminders of the kind of touchy ethical explorations the novel makes possible.
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"They exist as stand-ins for an internal monologue you have with yourself," he said.
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The terrific gift about thriller-writing today is that the books can exist as hybrids.
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Apple also showed how Arcade would exist as a new tab in the App Store.
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Condensates are liquefied once extracted from high-pressure reservoirs, where they exist as a gas.
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How, you might ask, is that going to exist as a sculpture beyond next week?
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This is because these flashbacks exist as a way for our bodies deal with trauma.
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Papo Colo: I am an invented character, another fantasy that I need to exist as.
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While emojis exist as part of the Unicode standard, Apple's implementation of that standard is copyrighted.
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The technology didn't exist as it does today to have multiple takes and do stuff technically.
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The slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum can exist as individual cells that eat bacteria in the soil.
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They seem to exist as their own being even if we rationally understand they are not.
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A piece as exceptional as this one may even exist as the product of multiple hands.
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And unlike plant-based proteins and lab-grown meats, bugs already exist as a food option.
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By their very nature, many existing MBP users are going to exist as living edge cases.
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As a diaspora Jew, I strongly support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish, democratic state.
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If I can exist as a Harvard NCAA D216 trans athlete, you can fulfill your dreams.
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Pornographic deepfakes don't merely exist as abstract art projects; they're masturbatory aids, to put it bluntly.
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It was so exciting that each individual issue would get to exist as its own thing.
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However, best practices do exist (as does debate over those best practices within the security community).
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Instead, they become objectified and exist as something for men to comment on, ogle, or admire.
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If you aren't accounted for, you do not exist as far as resource distribution is concerned.
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There, clubs are student-driven and can exist as long as the students have an advisor.
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But should social media be allowed to exist as a public relations outlet for America's police?
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I can't go into a room and just sort of exist as a light-skinned person.
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The condition doesn't need to exist, as genetic tests are so cheap and accurate, Melzer said.
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Politicians can't appeal to the exhausted majority because it does not exist as an identity group.
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Or it could simply exist as cushion — just in case steel is more expensive than anticipated.
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Little America, and works like it, exist as an act of empathy: look at these people.
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Even a schoolchild can tell you that matter can exist as a solid, liquid or gas.
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Once upon a time, I was denied the ability to even exist as who I am.
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The channel will exist as a pop-up around each debate leading up to the election.
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Liberals and environmentalists mostly exist as grotesque caricatures on the conservative media that dominate the airwaves.
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But only five years ago, they didn't even exist as a theory, much less in a lab.
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Drama, reaction, and commentary channels exist as a news source for people trying to understand what's happening.
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Films like these don't exist as one thing — they change shape based on the individuals watching them.
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But such body modifications could exist, as humans are already naturally born with primordial tails, Knoepfler says.
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Issues like these are why tablets and phones are still able to exist as separate device types.
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They may only exist as digital extensions of ourselves, with the same inalienable rights as human beings.
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It could even, suggests Allaire, exist as a feature inside one of the dominant social payment apps.
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Installations mostly exist as inaccessible and ephemeral events that happen at a specific place and then disappear.
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The more likely reaction is to dismiss those who challenge their right to exist as uninformed bozos.
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He appeared to validate analysts' suspicions that the petro, at present, doesn't exist as a functioning currency.
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All this will restore our ability to exist as we both want -- friends as well as neighbors.
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They're constructed physically, and they exist as a construct of a collection of elements within my practice.
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Even with major Hollywood talents backing the 90s FMV craze, the games largely exist as embarrassing relics.
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Fortress and the Vision Fund would be the main cogs, but they would exist as separate entities.
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There's a lot of fear that Hong Kong will just cease to exist as it does now.
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Even schoolchildren can tell you that matter can exist as a solid, a liquid or a gas.
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Another interpretation is that they all exist as names, and thus build upon Wright's fascination with nominalization.
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"If it was not for [ Shark Tank] we would not exist as a company," Siminoff has said.
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In the end, North Korea's rogue leadership and nuclear pursuits exist as political, not solely military options.
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Of course, while Amazon is the big competition for all retailers, they potentially also exist as a partner.
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After the deal with Boeing, Embraer will still exist as a company focused on executive jets and defense.
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The live video streams will exist as news panels that can be placed anywhere in the user's room.
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Essentially, the decision about whether or not North Korea will be able to exist as a nuclear power.
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"I still want these to be really beautiful, and I want them to exist as objects," said Cuppetelli.
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True love really does exist, as evidenced in a photo recently posted to Love What Matter's Facebook page.
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They won't exist as products, but they will incorporate products into their appearances, highlighting their status as productions.
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We should just be buying things that already exist as oppose to trying to mass produce everything new.
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To ecologists and biologists, the Pebble Mine would exist as a glaring gouge with a host of threats.
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And I don't mean die in the GoT can-be-reincarnated or can-exist-as-a-corpse sense.
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Elaine doesn't exist as a desirable, moral arbiter of the men around her, as female characters often function.
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How could a circle that had many (or perhaps an infinite number of) centers exist as a circle?
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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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These events exist as a kind multi-city support group for enthusiasts of Ms. Carey, Mr. Fletcher said.
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I like the Warholian notions of allowing the work to exist as it is, fusing photography and painting.
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In contrast, the nature of the drowning prevention plan would be a step higher and exist as law.
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"Of course Reddit itself depends on the Constitution to exist, as do the subs I mod," luxlutheran continued.
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Even a schoolchild can tell you that matter can exist as a solid, a liquid or a gas.
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The Taliban just wouldn't exist as a potent insurgency without the support of Pakistani military and intelligence establishment.
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If I did not exist as a mind, there would be no "I" to be deceived by appearances.
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The health insurance marketplaces would no longer exist as they are envisioned to continue under other Republican proposals.
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Modern-day netsuke, by contrast, mostly hang from cell phones or exist as objet d' art for desks.
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Because games often now exist as both standalone stories and ever-evolving digital services, new titles have longer lives.
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I wanted them to exist as a place with a history and very clear laws and rules and traditions.
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"We wouldn't even exist as a company if we didn't do that every day of the week," Slootman said.
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Chicago, Baltimore, and Los Angeles exist as they do today because of transportation innovations that helped spark their growth.
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If something is created by man, does it have the same right to exist as something created by nature?
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Since effects exist as objects, they can simply be scaled to work within whatever Dolby Atmos configuration you have.
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Literally thousands of new businesses exist as a result of these platforms than ever could have in the past.
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I needed her to exist as the chubby girl who was called an Oompa Loompa on the school bus.
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Binding, enduring multinational agreements should exist as treaties, as without a treaty there is no binding, enduring multinational agreement.
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But he pointed to polls that do not appear to exist as his evidence at a Grand Junction, Colo.
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They told those stories as if Cuba itself ceased to exist as soon as Fidel Castro rose to power.
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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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It seems to serve no purpose other than to exist as a sort of "fuck you" to other media.
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"People think supply-and-demand economics don't exist as soon as you get into the Bay Area," Singer said.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeSome hardware hacks only exist as a way to prove they're actually possible.
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Research continued in academia and private-sector labs, but VR simply ceased to exist as a viable consumer technology.
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In the precise, data-driven logic of today's music world, every track must exist as intended, for maximum monetization.
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Cap space remains valuable for a franchise that should continue to exist as a dumping ground for unwanted salary.
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It was like I didn't even exist as these two were practically shouting at the top of their lungs.
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The colleges do so even though many highly qualified low- and middle-income students exist, as I've written before.
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Even if you're aware that they've gotten older, in your mind they still exist as they did in 1971.
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Those photographs don't exist as prominent images on Google as much as images of him being imprisoned or protesting.
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Sixty years of iconic theatrical moments, and they exist as a result of the specific way Stephen Sondheim feels.
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Palestinians desire peace, but peace cannot exist as long as the occupation and the denial of Palestinian rights continue.
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"The masks exist as a point of discussion for people to add their own take on them," he said.
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Engelmayer's long and thorough opinion is tough on HHS and declares firmly that the rule cannot exist as is.
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The cyber vulnerabilities exist as part of IPnet software, which is used by computers to communicate over a network.
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Results showing an effect does not exist, as scientifically useful as positive findings, are stashed away in a drawer.
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Indeed, they are bigger than all of us, and they exist as symbols of the freedoms that unite us.
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It's true that the electron doesn't exist as a classical object with definite position until the position is measured.
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Those wanting freelance or part-time options can find a plethora, while full-time employee positions exist as well.
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Plenty of other apps and tools exist as well — like Happify and my other personal favorite, Dan Sullivan's WinStreak.
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Such shows often leave the characters no room to breathe and exist as human beings separate from the plot.
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This is not to dismiss the Uber ebooks entirely; they exist as documents of working life within the sharing economy.
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But critics of the diet exist as well, such as trainer Jillian Michaels and doctor of integrative medicine Andrew Weil.
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Both papers said the ministries of science, culture, energy, agriculture and tourism would cease to exist as stand-alone entities.
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It's not clear yet whether Texture will be folded into Apple News or continue to exist as a standalone product.
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However, Kasich's campaign apparatus, Kasich for America, continues to exist as well as his Super PAC, New Day for America.
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Alien exist as an Freudian exploration into this psycho-sexual nightmare, and playing on those elements inside the human mind.
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"Because colours exist as much in the cultural realm as they do physically," she writes, "such attempts are somewhat Sisyphean".
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Basic forms of these "centaurs" — so named because they're half human and half other being — already exist, as we've reported.
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Each video exists within these surreal spaces, jumping between data points that exist as physical objects as an argument develops.
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"For example, there doesn't exist, as far as I know, an app that focuses on biodiversity in Senegal," she said.
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Animals that reproduce asexually are rare compared to the overwhelming majority that exist as males and females and reproduce sexually.
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Women have a right to exist as they are, without having to make excuses about, or apologize for their anatomy.
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As such, the rating has been affirmed and subsequently withdrawn as FNFG will no longer exist as an independent entity.
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And CNN's Nick Paton Walsh says ISIS will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency and threaten the West. 2.
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The new venture will exist as a stand-alone company, affiliated with but not inside the larger CNN organizational structure.
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But in the alternate universe where "Hidden Fences" exists, what other movies could exist as more than garbled Globe introductions?
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There are many forces conspiring to make you anxious, and they are likely to exist as long as we do.
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Since bitcoins only exist as entries on that ledger, forks instantly create mirror balances for everybody who currently owns them.
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In fact, neither country nor rock 'n' roll would exist as we know them without the music Black artists created.
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Those tiny dwellings are a narrative coup, their compactness allowing them to exist as storytelling interludes in the main game.
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Pierucci says the company simply couldn't continue to exist as an independent entity in the wake of the new rules.
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She doubts herself — not only about whether she's imagined the break-in, but about how to exist as a mother.
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It's difficult to conceive of the alternative, really, but engineers have a vision of computers that exist as materials themselves.
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Jigsaw CEO Jared Cohen is still with the company, which will continue to exist as an independent entity under Google.
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Communism itself, in its Marxist-Leninist form, had ceased to exist as a practical ideal for how to organize society.
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But it is also hard to avoid the impression that they exist as illustrative figures in an admonitory history lesson.
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As Butler says, the officer was then able to imagine a threat that did not exist as one that did.
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And more work is needed to find out if other, similarly important differences among other groups exist as well, he added.
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Some, like iMessage, even exist as floating sidebars now, rather than apps that snap on to the side of the screen.
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It wants them to exist as features inside its app, rather develop popular and independent services that could challenge Didi's dominance.
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It might be an exaggeration, but it is only a matter of time until rent-a-CEO options exist as well.
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That's because Bungie accounts don't actually exist as standalone things — they're attached to an existing Xbox Live, PSN, or now, Battle.
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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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Should the $140 million verdict stand up to appeal, Gawker Media will most likely cease to exist as we know it.
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If there are subsurface water flows on Mars, they could allow life -- even on a microbial level -- to exist as well.
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There is no reason for such an apparent or actual conflict to exist, as Rosenstein is not essential to the investigation.
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After Raqqa falls, the Islamic State will cease to exist as a territory, but the threat the group poses could continue.
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"Ceases to exist," as Diller said to Dowd, means that Rose isn't spending as much time glad-handing in Manhattan restaurants.
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A device driver is meant to give an operating system access to hardware, not exist as its own microcosmic operating system.
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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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On the other hand, some paintings may exist as the result of orders from patrons who wanted to communicate great wealth.
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Some of the most ancient and revered monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church exist as lonely islands in largely Albanian towns.
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Israel's right to exist as a state that is both Jewish and democratic is incompatible with a one-state solution, period.
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In a tweet posted on Wednesday afternoon, the app confirmed it will cease to exist as we know it on Jan.
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Myanmar leaders have denied that the Rohingya people even exist, as they reportedly attempt to wipe out Rohingya history and culture.
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Our engineers have identified and resolved many of these issues, however intermittent problems may still exist as we continue to increase capacity.
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But it's hinted at early on with glyphic symbols, mechanical gateways, and ruined buildings that exist as the background to your struggles.
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They don't exist as often as we pretend they do, but we obsess over the search and use it to define potential.
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Selecting just one to exist as "canon" would rob the other choices of their meaning, and that's not what Telltale is about.
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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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Satellites exist (as proven by the existence of your iPhone), and obey rules that only work if they're orbiting a round Earth.
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They're forever correcting people who mistakenly or purposefully use incorrect pronouns, and fighting to simply exist as they are in the world.
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But as yet the markets to supply grain quickly and in sufficient quantities did not exist—as hungry refugees were well aware.
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If Great Albums exist as a category, the Killers have simulated and hence made one — a monument to romantic hunger's lurid power.
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It does exist as the law in most countries, the head of state has immunity, until after he&aposs out of office.
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As I've previously pointed out, to view the world through a white supremacist lens is to exist as an antithesis to progress.
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"Diamonds and synthetic diamonds are aiming for different consumers and can co-exist as two different products," it said in an email.
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The city knows about all this, as Vulcan has had an official permit to exist as a live-work space since 22019.
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"Europe cannot exist as a union of referendums," says Ivan Krastev, head of the Centre for Liberal Strategies, a Bulgarian think-tank.
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Since then, the justices have made clear that property rights exist as an independent and actionable category protected by the Fourth Amendment.
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"I don't believe collusion is a crime," he told me, noting that collusion doesn't exist as such in the federal criminal statutes.
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Albania is a different country now, but the way it exists for Kadare will continue to exist as long as he writes.
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For some, it makes them unquantifiably more vigorous than they'd otherwise be, especially when asked to exist as an ostensibly supportive bystander.
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And that's how she continues to exist: as an image, a face, a set of poses meticulously choreographed and endlessly marveled over.
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Instead, they largely exist as a way for ISPs to jack up the monthly cost of service well beyond the advertised rate.
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"It was just going to exist as this performance in real time and not have an afterlife," says the 33-year-old.
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As far as Serbia is concerned, two decades after losing a war over the land, Kosovo does not exist as a state.
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See, he finally figured out how to exist as an artist in contrast to the noise, just the way he wanted to.
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"We will continue to exercise our legal right to exist as a sanctuary city," Schaaf said in a statement on the lawsuit.
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It is so easy to inadvertently convince ourselves that other people mostly exist as supporting characters in a story we are telling.
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What does exist, as Ayala noted, is proof of the death penalty's extreme cost that takes away from other public safety efforts.
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Moreover, the catalogue of marks and processes Iribarren employs exist as a toolbox of freestanding geometries and gestures to disassemble at will.
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Ideally, we'd live in a world where everyone could exist as whatever gender they are without constantly having to explain or defend themselves.
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"The space tourism industry appears to be heating up, though it's hard to describe something that technically doesn't yet exist as "heating up.
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If the Halliwells could exist as adults in this universe, it begs the question of why they're not the stars of this series.
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This "interlingua" seems to exist as a deeper level of representation that sees similarities between a sentence or word in all three languages.
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It allows the mini to exist as it does without having to take part in the "iPad as a replacement for laptops" debate.
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There is no real iconography for these nameless gods; they simply exist as faces in the black and gray bark of Weirwood trees.
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This means that instead of being designated to a set channel, sound effects can now exist as independent objects in a virtual environment.
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So good, in fact, that it's possible to capture other-worldly photos like this, where space and Earth seem to exist as one.
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But BlackBerry, which continues to exist as a software and services company independently of TCL, has been doing this for a long time.
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They're also obvious in the Gaza strip, which is the largest concentration, but if you look within Israel, those concentrations exist as well.
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So every effort in making this next thing was proving to myself that I could exist as the opposite of whatever that was.
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There is no limit to the damage and the suffering implicit in this willingness that losers should exist as a normal economic cost.
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Mike Conaway (R-Texas), said if tapes of Comey's conversations with Trump exist, as the president has suggested, then Congress should obtain them.
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In countries where integrated models of midwifery care exist, as delineated by the International Confederation of Midwives, both maternal and newborn outcomes improve.
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The company's founder, David Hanson, says Sophia "didn't even exist as a concept in 2013," when the conversation in the article took place.
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As his reward, "Silicon Valley" manufactures a happy ending for him anyway, if only because needs to continue to exist as a show.
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That's the real question for me: A lot of these industries exist as things which unions just don't even bother to think about.
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So here's what The Mandibles leave us with: flat characters who exist as mouthpieces for smugly condescending straw-man arguments on economic theory.
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Sigmoid Labs maintains an app called "Where is My Train" that offer similar functionalities — and that continues to exist as a standalone app.
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The women aren't competing for a man's attention, but rather exist as bookends of one another, battling over the right to his memory.
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End of year lists are marketing plays; informative and fun, but exist as a means to remind us why a product is good.
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Her Medea could exist as both the barbarian and the foreigner, the vengeful killer and the vulnerable women, the witch and the scientist.
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Obamacare's marketplaces will continue to exist, as will the billions of dollars of subsidies that go towards making coverage purchased there more affordable.
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The move ensures that open source xAPI graph tools exist as options to experience graphs from LinkedIn and Google, and which dominate the marketplace.
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I think she was just trying to exist as a person and tried to get attention the way she found she could get attention.
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From only ordering appetizers to literally freezing our credit cards, we've figured out a whole bunch of creative ways to exist as poor millennials.
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The perplexing conclusion we reach, watching this Murder on the Orient Express, is that it has very little reason to exist, as a movie.
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This hypothetical galaxy, whose remnants exist as Andromeda's satellite galaxy M32, would have been the third largest galaxy in our Local Group of galaxies.
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In fact, no state has ever left or been ejected from the U.N. unless the state ceased to exist as a sovereign country. Whoops.
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Playlists suggest that MasterClass's vaguely practical elements, while entertaining and occasionally informative, exist as delivery vehicles for discussing the mindset of very successful bits.
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But on official maps, Acquabella does not exist as a distinct area with its own name - its territory is split between two larger districts.
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" The Runkeeper app will continue to exist as a standalone product and Jacobs promised that "from the end-user standpoint, not much will change.
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But Harry Potter felt compelled to exist, as if Rowling knew she was producing her life's work and wanted to nail down every detail.
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I honestly think if Trump didn't exist (as he didn't in this debate), Bush would be near or at the top of the field.
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Trump TV might exist as some sort of internet platform, but that's unlikely to secure either the attention or financial success that Trump craves.
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Everything gets so big and loud, and the candidates — famous to begin with — cease to even exist as human beings in front of you.
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Protagonists like Mario, Master Chief, and Mega Man all exist as carefully rendered lines of code captured in time and tossed onto our monitors.
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But as they grow more famous, or the shocking Slender Man incident in 2014, it's clear that creepypastas cannot continue to exist as is.
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"Our culture teaches us to focus on personal uniqueness, but at a deeper level we barely exist as individual organisms," van der Kolk writes.
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We only exist as the blood corpuscles that course through its arteries, and if it could work without us, it would let us die.
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And Audiard's texts exist as islands unto themselves, devoid of the unifying aesthetic found in the oeuvres of, say, Wes Anderson or Spike Lee.
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But there are questions about how long these jobs will exist, as robots and other forms of automation become more capable of doing them.
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A lot of them exist as scripts, and sometimes they get to the point where they are partially storyboarded or I've done rudimentary animatics.
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Tosenberger says that magic will always exist as long as there are people who want something that seems out of reach by reasonable means.
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She doesn't try to pave over the holes in her testimony, instead allowing them to exist as natural features of a turbulent emotional landscape.
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It's not meant to split the market, but rather exist as something to entice people who are willing to spend a lot on gaming.
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Natero will continue to exist as a standalone product, but it will also become part of the Freshworks 360 suite, Freshworks' integrated customer engagement suite.
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As technologies advance, filtering and re-editing could deepen the divide even more, creating the possibility for two parallel entertainment realities to exist as well.
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They exist as a means of extracting labor for private gain in a wide system of penal labor that belies a legacy of American slavery.
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Is it too much to ask to see the remaining Starks exist as one happy family while Dany and Jon bone sweetly into the night?
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It proves that games can exist as cohesive online services without demanding players continue to pay money to keep pace with the most relevant updates.
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The company would not exist as it is today but for American taxpayers, who paid $80 billion in 2008 to bail out the auto industry.
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Both Amazon, through its Prime Video app, and Netflix exist as mobile apps, built-in native smart TV apps, and streaming set-top box apps.
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In a pithily worded note on its homepage today, the service announced that it will cease to exist as a standalone offering starting next year.
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It could forgo the dock entirely and just exist as a mobile console, or perhaps the new Switch may not have detachable Joy-Con controllers.
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Satanism is also thought to exist as a subsection of the modern-day neo-Nazi movement, with the Atomwaffen terrorist group reportedly embracing Satanist ideas.
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Even in a worst-case scenario, an enforcement office can exist as an institutionalized platform for addressing the future disputes in U.S.-China economic relations.
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But the private insurance system would exist as a layer on top of a basic blanket of security that guarantees health care fundamentals for everyone.
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However, Lenton and others point out that positive tipping points exist as well—for instance, when society organizes into action in order to avert crises.
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Over time, minimalists may also find that they lack the time and energy needed to constantly prune their homes and exist as sparingly as possible.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, seems to exist as pure personality — so far it has proved difficult to judge the distance between him and his persona.
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In the 1970s, as abortion was rapidly becoming legal nationwide, political scientists predicted that public opposition would cease to exist as older generations died off.
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"This idea that we don't exist as singular bodies or singular identities, I think, has always been very much part of my work," he said.
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If implemented, the BDS platform would dismantle the nation of Israel as we currently know it, denying its right to exist as a Jewish state.
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LGBTQ people innately understand the importance of the federal court system in maintaining the freedom to exist as a queer person in the United States.
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"We will continue to exercise our legal right to exist as a sanctuary city," Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said in a statement on Tuesday's lawsuit.
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And they must come to the table willing to accept that Israel is a Jewish state and it will forever exist as a Jewish state.
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For two weeks, we exist as one dysfunctional queer family traversing the American countryside with our subversive glam, our books, our queer narratives and hearts.
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And by being gone, the way things collided just would have to exist as a memory and maybe by word of mouth, some sort of report.
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At the bare minimum, NATO will continue to exist as a coordinating mechanism that allows member states to share information and work together on security operations.
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"It is also conceivable that looking out a few years, GE ceases to exist as we know it," he said, referring to a potential break-up.
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We always knew when we set out together this summer that this thing was only going to exist as long as the season that carried it.
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Brands don't exist as individual (or physical) spaces anymore, and are instead tethered to the social platforms that popularize them and the devices that contain them.
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Since a May court ruling declared Office Depot and Staples' merger a bust, analysts have questioned whether both could continue to exist as stand-alone companies.
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According to a report from Reuters, Disney-ABC Television Group (the company's US TV arm) will create several new series that will exist as Snapchat Stories.
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Lower-end models of the new Zenbook Pro 713 exist as well, with six-core Core i271-29.5H or the quad-core Core i215-8300H processors.
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For the time being, the Futurecraft Biofabric sneakers only exist as prototypes, which means you shouldn't harass your local sneaker shop for a pair just yet.
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It's unclear how Hyp3r could exist as a privileged member of Facebook's stable of recommended companies and simultaneously be in such blatant violation of its policies.
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Mr Ramaphosa may try to limit the negative sideeffects from these ideas, but the fact that they exist as party policy reduces his room for manoeuvre.
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It's a signature move that worked for him year after year, but also, in the process, came to exist as a synecdoche for his whole game.
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Similar to a game of "odd one out," they exist as alien forms in a clinical space otherwise only filled with utilitarian IKEA furniture and homewares.
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In the same way that Palaces exist as a fortress to protect a bad person's darkest desires, Personas are the physical manifestation of a person's psyche.
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The details: Bloomberg is hiring around 50 people to staff the new project, which will exist as the first 24-hour social news network on Twitter.
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You could see a young, black male, and some people would automatically fear them, without even knowing them, because they just exist as this negative stereotype.
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While other mood trackers exist, as well as health apps and wearables, Pebble appears to want to be the most open and out about its endeavors.
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"I am just so pleased that people are getting to know that fogbows exist as it appears few people do, including me before Sunday," he said.
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"A growing number of them began saying, 'To be honest, I might get in trouble for saying this, but SIDS doesn't exist as such,' " he said.
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Yet silence and secrecy infers guilt in today's all speaking, all hearing world and taqiya's strength is that it can exist as silence disguised as speech.
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But for the men and women of the United States Department of Homeland Security, our border wouldn't exist as anything but a legal and diplomatic concept.
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The U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem, which handles diplomatic contacts with the Palestinians, will cease to exist as of March 4, a U.S. official tells me.
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And it was counter-capitalism, it was counter to all these mechanisms that were harming queer people and making it illegal to exist as a person.
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Now that they exist as a force within the party, they won't be going away — and they won't be agitating for a Graham or a Romney.
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Fungi are compelling for their makeup, their contrast to flora that exist as distinct parts making up a whole—a root, a stem, a bud, etc.
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Of the five biggest German banks at the end of the 1990s, Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank are the only two that still exist as independent entities.
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Collins was drafted 19th overall and is already spectacular thriving off others, but he's yet to exist as anything more than a supremely gifted complementary piece.
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"It's telling girls you exist as an object for someone else's attention, rather than you're here to learn and that your education is important," she said.
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The Cybertruck gets attention, but it doesn't exist as a production model, while the F-150 has been America's best-selling vehicle for over four decades.
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I'd taken it for granted that such a thing would exist, as I took most scientific progress for granted, the vaccines and the high-speed Internet.
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The structure of "The Heavens" permits its readers to exist as Kate does, as the story glides back and forth between New York and Emilia's England.
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As normal people we shouldn't have to exist as Blade Runners ready to subject every human-seeming thing to a battery of carefully designed probing questions.
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The act relieves King of the burden of representation, creating some space for him to exist as something beyond a sign of anti-black police violence.
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"It is also conceivable that looking out a few years, GE ceases to exist as we know it," he said, referring to a potential break-up.
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Often, the goth movie femme fatale is presented as especially unhinged; if women exist as marginalized outliers, then the goth woman is even further outside of that.
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O.J. Simpson suggests something even more troubling; that a victim of violent crime can either exist as a narrative tool, or cease to be remembered at all.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Suicide Squad (just to name a few) all exist as installments, meant to serve an overarching saga that may never even conclude.
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By then the FARC should cease to exist as an armed group, and its adherents should be certified as civilians and thus free to leave the camps.
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"Occasionally I have had the feeling that, to the world at large, I only exist as the wife of Gyorgy Kurtag and not an independent being," Mrs.
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They're fairly small and thin, and they only appear during the warmer times of the year when it's possible for the water to exist as a liquid.
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Trumpism might not exist as we know it if Trump had never entered the 2016 presidential race, but that doesn't mean it will disappear if he loses.
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Regional differences exist, as turnover in Noord-Holland and Utrecht increased just 2.2% and 3% in 2Q17 yoy, while all other provinces have shown double-digit growth.
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Like any other quality pop topliner, Greenspan would start with a wordless vocal melody, one that'd exist as near-gibberish before he'd start stumbling onto key phrases.
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Take better care of the people who use your services as a means of staying connected to oceans of people who just want to exist as people.
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The CSU has always been prone to elaborate displays of dissent—without which it would have no reason to exist as a separate party from the CDU.
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Many of the ideas that came out of Beme will be applied to a new, separate start-up company that will exist as an extension of CNN.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings were withdrawn because the five savings banks no longer exist as separate entities following their mergers into other rated members of SFG.
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In the realm of humans who exist as big, powerful, collagen-filled targets of your scorn, your famous-for-being-famous hot takes, they are without peer.
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The court found that Myanmar did not present concrete measures "recognizing and ensuring (the) right of Rohingya to exist as a protected group" under the genocide convention.
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Thanks to the mind-boggling scale of factory farms, 70 billion animals now exist as objects for human consumption, including 60 percent of all mammals on Earth.
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The app still seems to exist as a stand-alone, though Snapchat seems to maintain the brand recognition and continue to build on its face animation technology.
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But while several of these stories within a story, within a story, can only exist as interactive vignettes, this treatment definitely has the legs to go further.
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So physicists are presented with a problem: Singularities must exist as a consequence to the theory of general relativity, but observing these singularities seems to be impossible.
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Betty and Veronica exist as two divergent paths for Archie — they are forever in competition for the red-headed hero of his own story, courtesy of their idiosyncrasies.
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At their most basic level, the joint committees exist as a way for separate political organizations to come together to maximize their ability to raise money from donors.
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They even exist as a mode of biological control, as the recent case of a jail system that offers to trade jail time for contraception and sterilization demonstrates.
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Even if you do such a thing, tunnels still exist, as well as reasons for the U.S. to be afraid of invasions and terrorism on the American side.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, VR, SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The ratings were withdrawn because ICCREAH ceased to exist as a legal entity on 1 October 2016.
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Instead, they try to maintain just enough respectability to exist as a "conservative" option for Canadians and, possibly, to skirt the country's somewhat stringent libel and slander laws.
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There is an extra level of bravery required to live and exist as a trans person in smaller towns where community and safety can be harder to find.
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"I was worried about my career responsibilities and afraid that I could not exist as both a career woman and mother," she tweeted, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Even more intriguingly, the fourth, fifth and sixth of those planets lie within the star's habitable zone, where water on a planet's surface could exist as a liquid.
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Visually CEO Matt Cooper said Visually will continue to exist as a separate brand and marketplace, but over time, it will be "increasingly connected" with ScribbleLive's other products.
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Do the letters and sounds we assign to a thing reveal some deep truth about it, or perhaps exist as a comment on the society that named it?
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The Disney Interactive Media Group that housed Babble doesn't exist as such anymore — and Babble's two founders, Rufus Griscom and Alicia Volkman, moved on years ago from Disney.
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The office does not exist as a legal entity and its executives and employees are technically on the payroll of affiliates such as flagship Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
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You exist as a badass, Afro-puff-adorned avatar in a world where the bias against Black women has been annihilated by a feminist community and technological advancements.
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These companies had deep roots: now we were to give them wings, so they could exist as independent organizations, focused on better responding to the markets they served.
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In this situation the private mental image is never even permitted to exist — as soon as Benton James Kessler (what a name!) is introduced, we're given a photo.
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For example, electrons exist as a "wave function", smeared out across space, and do not have a definite position until you observe them (which "collapses" the wave function).
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"Foreign financiers, whether they exist as banks or bond investors, are re-assessing the outlook and related repayment prospects," said Jurgen Odenius, economic counsellor at PGIM Fixed Income.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings were withdrawn because the 42 Volksbanken and Raiffeisenbanken no longer exist as separate entities following their mergers into other rated members of GFG.
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Each of the works exist as visuals as rhythmic flickers in a circular array of white tubes of light, which react to each of the artists' audio pieces.
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The path to the cloudIn those earlier days, Amazon Web Services didn't exist as we know it today — although it was already a project brewing in the background.
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You could imagine an argument that it's a personal failing of the billionaire to allow themselves to continue to exist as a billionaire, to not donate that money.
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This type of kids' content, the suit posits, largely exist as a form of advertising — and in Brazil, it is illegal to advertise to children 28 and under.
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Way uptown, modest styles and rentals dominate, though co-ops also exist, as in Inwood, at No. 23, a six-story brick prewar building facing Fort Tryon Park.
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As part of the arrangement, four upcoming FX series, including Alex Garland's (Ex Machina) new show Devs, won't air on FX at all, but exist as Hulu exclusives.
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Our universities have taken advantage of predatory lending to Puerto Rico, which continues to exist as a quasi-colony of the United States in a highly unequal relationship.
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Oftentimes, these types of employer-educator partnerships exist as pockets of innovation, but Amazon's resource base and talent requirements offer an opportunity for greater scale in these offerings.
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Those limitations are part of why "Eraserhead" doesn't yet exist as a fully realized experience on such a device — the meticulous sound design of that movie is crucial.
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The news outlet said Google may make a "strategic investment" or "buy HTC's smartphone R&D team" which suggests that the VR team would exist as its own.
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Expensive and proprietary replacements exist as Good Food Institute senior scientist Liz Specht showed me, but every cultured meat company's Holy Grail is an affordable serum without animal products.
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Rather than acting as set dressing for a male protagonist, Wendy and Charlotte exist as independent forces capable of influencing the story's overarching narrative—with or without male permission.
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"They continue to exist as if they're these big champions of women, but really what they are is a champion of rich white women," said Flores, who is Hispanic.
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Fletcher as being about sex, which is a relief, because to aspire only to that (how dare a woman of 46 exist as a sexual being!) would be tiresome.
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"Having a character's sexuality exist as a normal part of the world can be a really powerful way to better explore this sort of thing in games," Freeman says.
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The members of this family exist as they are, as they were and as they might have been, with narrative shifts signaled by discreet lighting changes by Peter Kaczorowski.
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That's the region around a star often referred to as the "Goldilocks zone," since temperatures are just right for water to exist as a liquid on a planet's surface.
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"The biggest problem is that urban agricultural land doesn't exist as a land type within the Turkish system," said Ali Taptik of a group trying to preserve the gardens.
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I'll set G-cal reminders to check in with friends on trigger days and remember they still exist as offline humans who occasionally appreciate a good old-fashioned conversation.
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And I think for me, I really want to be able to exist as a performer in a world that doesn't have a margin of what I can be.
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Note, however, that if you haven't been saving many snaps to your memories section, this feature might not exist as there simply isn't enough content to create a story.
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Both services will continue to exist as standalone websites/apps, but the streaming service Flixster Video (which is not part of the acquisition) will shut down later this year.
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Cyborg was well on her way to becoming an MMA legend when Rousey bewitched the zeitgeist's imagination and her (admittedly tarnished) legacy deserves to exist as its own entity.
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When the American people no longer believe in the system or the values and philosophy that underpin it, the United States will cease to exist as we know it.
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The NRA said in the complaint that it may "be unable to exist as a not-for-profit or pursue its advocacy mission" as a result of the regulation.
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"Last time they were doing this was 2008 and 2009 and the technology didn't exist as it does today," they added, referring to government payouts after the 2008 recession.
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In the same way, these paintings are a kind of emotional cartography; they exist as markers of psychological states, of ecstatic moods, much like the affective role of music.
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So "The Last of the Starks" was not a great episode for Game of Thrones' women to exist as something like human beings instead of pieces on a chessboard.
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What if one of them showed up, armed, to protect against a threat that simply did not exist, as had happened at a popular Washington pizzeria two years ago?
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And they're going to terrorize the enemy into both letting them exist as a state and, eventually, they're going to terrorize the enemy into accepting their way of life.
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It's true: While LGBTQIA visibility is increasing, discrimination and inequality continue to make it difficult to exist as a queer person, no matter where you are in the world.
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In 22018, Mr. Ellis lost; an appeals court ruled that the Catholic Church in Australia could not be sued because it did not exist as a formal legal entity.
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The league may publicly state that it doesn't endorse fighting but it continues to exist as the only professional sports league that at least allows it with minimal deterrents.
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That's because the indexable data within single-page apps do not exist as searchable HTML files, it sits behind executable JavaScript code — and that's meaningless to a traditional search crawler.
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Carter Booth: I wanted something concrete that would be able to exist as a platform for me and my friends, something that would band us together and set us apart.
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If you want a cable alternative, then you subscribe to AT&T's DirecTV Now, Dish's Sling TV, or Sony's PlayStation Vue, which all exist as yet another app to download.
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In fact, water on Mars is thought to contain a type of salt called perchlorates that can make it easier for water to exist as a liquid at colder temperatures.
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Over a two-week period, the Tea House will host performances and exist as a site of respite and refuge where visitors can enjoy tea and the card game Ronda.
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But Medicare and Medicaid administrator Seema Verma said in a memo today that insurers and pharmacy benefit managers can assume rebates will still exist as they design their 2020 plans.
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Paint 3D and Remix 3D were a big part of the original Windows 10 Creators Update, but most consumers probably don't even know they exist as a part of Windows.
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A look at the patent application approved last month shows how the sensors tell the parking system about objects that may exist as well as how far away they are.
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And we are a band that just wants to exist as musicians, as artists, in the world, where we can do our thing, do what we love and express ourselves.
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Status updates, to some extent, are also not too dissimilar — they exist as some semi-permanent home for communication of an employee's current situation in a static way to coworkers.
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Grier's Foxy Brown wears no cape and has no supernatural powers, but she's essential to this repertory series because she will forever exist as an icon of black female empowerment.
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He said he contemplated calling the new service "the space force," a version of what members of Congress have previously argued to exist as a subgroup of the Air Force.
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The only people that do that are people with a lot of Twitter followers that want to prove that they exist as something more than text and a computer screen.
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Quantum bits are just like bits in a normal computer, except for rather than being either 1 or 0, these quantum bits can exist as both at the same time.
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You may have seen some of the hyper-realistic, GAN-produced "faces" that have circulated recently — images of "freakishly realistic people who don't actually exist," as one headline put it.
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Based on the limited data that does exist, as pediatricians, we believe there is cause to be concerned about how the drug will impact the long-term development of children.
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That "crackable" version of iOS does not currently exist, as Tim Cook pointed out this morning, but it seems likely that it could be built according to the FBI's specifications.
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The third principle is pressuring Palestinian leaders to accept Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state — something Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has repeatedly said he will never do.
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Monnet's scheme was an answer to the problem of Germany: too large to co-exist as a first among equals, too small to dominate its neighbours without resort to force.
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The National Center for Environmental Research (NCER) will no longer exist as a standalone entity following plans to combine three EPA offices, the agency confirmed to The Hill on Monday.
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The Pentagon, however, has said Space Force should exist as its own branch of the military, arguing its necessity is inevitable as China and Russia sharpen their focus on space.
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PDAs were Jurassic-era smartphones, and they could only exist as long as no one took the inherent features of a PDA and added the ability to make phone calls.
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It's possible that the promotion successfully navigates the many issues it faces at present, and continues to exist as one of the biggest platforms available to fighters outside the UFC.
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Dr. Parker currently performs abortion procedures in Alabama, where six facilities exist, as well as in Mississippi, where only a single clinic exists for the state of almost three million.
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The work examines contemporary modes of digital viewership and looks toward the possibility of a future in which bodies aren't fetishized but rather exist as an abstraction that negates objectification.
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Making themselves useful to the government is often the price that Chinese firms must pay for regulatory and financial blessings — even for the very right to exist as a business.
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Just as many people have begun to realize how politically popular Medicaid is, the program is at risk of shrinking radically — really, of ceasing to exist as we know it.
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Morehead said he considered those blockchain-based tokens to be protocols, a system of rules similar to HTTP and others that enable the internet to exist as it does today.
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With around 200 employees picked from various affiliates, the office did not exist as a legal entity but wielded enormous power as the instrument of control for the Lee family.
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As part of the arrangement, four upcoming FX series, including Ex Machine director Alex Garland's new series Devs, won't air on FX at all, but exist as Hulu exclusives instead.
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Conceived as an independent body to handle Facebook's most difficult moderation decisions, the board will exist as its own corporate entity, funded by an irrevocable $130 million donation from Facebook.
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The next couple of years will exist as time for Disney to tweak Disney+, and test out ideas within beloved franchises to see what people want and what they don't.
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Orsted said that LCE's current management team would continue to run the company, and that it would exist as a separate unit outside of the Danish firm's wind power business.
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Of course, many of these innovations now exist as component technologies, but the video helps us imagine a world in which they are common parts of an integrated energy ecosystem.
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While the two companies are working together to integrate Paxata more fully into the DataRobot platform, the companies also plan to let Paxata continue to exist as a standalone product.
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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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It's estimated—official figures don't exist, as accidents in the mostly-illegal trade aren't reported—that between five and ten children die in mines each month, with even more adult fatalities.
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Instead of just being there for zingers and moral support, queer characters, especially Black ones like Lucas and Murph, seem to exist as a way to give these movies inclusivity credibility.
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Dolores has escaped, a majority of the hosts are alive in a virtual world somewhere, and even the human characters that died likely exist as digital copies somewhere in The Forge.
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Huge questions exist as to the strategic importance and relevance of all these missions, and whether they improve US national security enough to justify the high cost in blood and treasure.
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On hot Jupiters, scientists believe that stratospheres are created by chemicals like vanadium oxide and titanium oxide, which absorb radiation from stars and exist as gases only at the highest temperatures.
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"You cannot deny land to indigenous people that are ancestrally attached to it and expect them to continue to exist as a culture," said Christian Poirier, program director at Amazon Watch.
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Humans are embodied beings, which means that the way we think, feel, perceive and behave is bound up with the fact that we exist as part of and within our bodies.
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By depicting women as three-dimensional beings with bad posture, questionable eating habits, and normal bodily functions, she hopes to relieve some of the pressure for women to exist as mannequins.
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It also should be noted that most of those issues could be solved with some open APIs from Niantic, which are about as likely to ever exist as the Pokédrone is.
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However, a glimmer of hope exist as the two party leaders met in Washington recently to begin the delicate process of ironing out differences and potentially unifying a deeply fractured party.
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Law enforcement agencies acknowledge the proliferation of sextortion, but it does not exist as a separate offense in federal or state law, nor does any government agency maintain data on it.
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Bernie Sanders says billionaires shouldn't exist as he rolls out a wealth-tax plan that's even more aggressive than Elizabeth Warren'sWarren, Biden, and Sanders supporters really aren't fans of Pete Buttigieg
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The role of an activist government, as Roosevelt sees it, is not to monopolize any given service, on a command-economy model, but to exist as a permanently nonextortionate market player.
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In this post-modern state anime, and other visual media, exist as objects with a baseline awareness of the traditions, both artistic and societal, that form the structure of modern art.
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Andrew Cuomo, had inflicted "irrecoverable loss and irreparable harm" on the organization, which may be "unable to exist as a not-for-profit or pursue its advocacy mission" in the future.
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A critique of Victorian-era social constraints and a gossipy world's tendency toward snap judgments, "Lady Windermere's Fan" insists that people aren't good or evil; they exist as shades of gray.
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YouTube's new pilot program doesn't seem to exist as a way for controversial creators who publish harmful or hateful content, and who have had monetization privileges revoked, to earn advertising back.
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Poland never installed a collaborationist government: It ceased to exist as a nation after was invaded at the outset of the war and carved up by Germany and the Soviet Union.
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"While theories exist as to why people seem more likely to conceive at that time of year, how fertile a person is really comes down to their personal biology," she explains.
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During the Oslo Accords, the Palestinians recognized Israel as a state, but to this day they still haven't recognized Israel's right to exist as a national homeland for the Jewish people.
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It's not the first time someone has engineered a magnetic monopole—but it's an interesting system where monopoles have been present all along and they seem to exist as part of nature.
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They believe that Zionism, the belief in Israel's creation and existence, should be defeated – which can only mean that Israel itself should cease to exist – as Hamas calls for in its charter.
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The act is self-aware that they're not reinventing the wheel of hardcore, and instead exist as a shining example of why the wheel has never been broken in the first place.
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And users can still screenshot message previews, meaning that offensive bit of humor you unsent might still exist as an image of some notification window or message list truncating your bad joke.
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The tools to reduce the risk of people being uprooted exist, as do guidelines to protect those who are forced to move - and they must now be put into action, he said.
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But it's anyone's guess what Edie Parker's actual politics are, and how it relates to you, other than "politics" and "feminism" exist as marketable concepts you can employ to sell a bag.
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This is a description of the 2017 Outsider Art Fair; I wonder: does this fair exist as a window to give us savvy Westerners a view of the soul we've left behind?
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The term "cinematic universe" is often used to describe Marvel's 10-year superhero franchise, but clearly, it's not just Iron Man and friends whose adventures exist as part of one larger story.
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While both cars look like something out of the 1930s, they exist as a reminder that Infiniti has plans to switch its entire lineup to electric power of some kind by 2021.
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Statistics provided in the study show that more than 20 million giant salamanders currently exist as livestock in China, as the amphibians are already farmed for use as food and in medicine.
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Heat Street, a well-financed, right-leaning website launched by Rupert Murdoch's Dow Jones, recently announced it will cease to exist as a stand-alone site and will be folded into MarketWatch.
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The Jeep and Ram brands are strong enough to exist as standalone entities outside FCA, Marchionne also said on a conference call with analysts after the company reported record first-quarter results.
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I exist as much for my employees to have a safe place to work as I do for my customers to come and have a safe place to get their car repaired.
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LastPass (my password manager of choice) actually has a detailed guide to "preparing a digital will for your passwords," and third-party guides to using 1Password for this purpose exist as well.
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It's not only false to suggest, as Trump did, that Hillary Clinton supports abortions "in the ninth month" of pregnancy — those kinds of abortions don't even exist, as Vox's Sarah Kliff explained.
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The North can never be truly secure, in this view, as long as the freer and more prosperous South remains independent, implicitly undermining the North's reason to exist as a separate state.
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The group expects the number of development wells, those drilled in an area where fossil fuels are proven to exist as opposed to testing unexplored areas, to fall 30 percent this year.
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To emerge safely from these perilous times China and America, in particular, will have to learn to co-exist as competitors, trade partners and ideological rivals, at one and the same time.
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In a perfectly meme-drenched universe, whenever issues arise on campus, the groups would exist as a direct line of communication between students and administration, like an especially funny town hall meeting.
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Although I hope for a two-state solution and am critical of certain Israeli government policies, I identify as a Zionist because I support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.
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More than half the cells in the human body are microbial, and many of them exist as biological dark matter, too; learning how they function could offer countless insights into human longevity.
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It remains to be seen whether they'll rally around his claims to try to damage Biden — or whether they'll pretend it doesn't exist as they look to defend Trump on other grounds.
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But the idea that stored memories exist as physical changes within the brain has—and recent research is cracking open an array of possibilities for the editing and improvement of human memory.
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The grand prize was a $1,000 award, a pageant sash and a yearlong contract to wave from parade floats and officiate at canine weddings (yes, they exist) as Miss Dog Mom 2019.
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The RMIT group calls its new hybrid waves "surface reflected bulk waves," as they exist as a combination of two existing varieties of acoustic waves known as bulk waves and surface waves.
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The job of the artist, by and large, became not to make sense of or uphold the predominant culture, but to exist as a solitary genius outside of or even defying it.
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Bruz is also in this set, and their whole purpose is to exist as dominated yes-men (they're all gendered male) for Talion's surging campaign of taking over all the fortresses of Mordor.
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In Morgan Blair's paintings, our digital experiences exist as amorphous blobs of kaleidoscopic color, floating on an unfinished Photoshop canvas and littered with textures that don't seem to make sense at first glance.
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It's also notable for private equity buffs (yes, such people exist), as Huntsman was at the center of what arguably was the most contentious M&A failure failure of the financial crisis era.
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"Without this legislation, the nuclear power industry may cease to exist as we know it in this country, which is exactly why passing this bill now is more important than ever," Rice said.
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Those four tabs currently exist as tiny buttons at the top of the screen and have have to be individually tapped on and then exited from every time you want to use them.
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Seeing all the players involved, what we end up with is a system of bribes and service payments where you, the actual patient in need of the drugs, exist as barely an afterthought.
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Before the 15th century, when race did not exist as a category of group affiliation, blackness was not feared and, as historian Frank Snowden has shown, was "neither romanticized nor scorned" by Europeans.
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As the divisive rhetoric ratchets up online and people invest their emotional energy in virtual worlds that don't even exist as the real one burns it seems like it's time to check priorities.
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With the first redesign of the Swarovski this year, Mr. Libeskind said he hoped his version of the star could exist as a "microcosm of the city radiating its light in all directions."
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Before the language on same-sex relationships was removed, students knew what was expected of them, but now the school's policies on homosexuality merely exist as a series of "unwritten rules," Kitchen said.
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Apartments for less than $1,500 a month do exist, as long as you're willing to take on a roommate or two or explore neighborhoods that might be less than convenient to your work.
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Upon completion of the merger, BPM's ratings will likely be aligned with those of the entity resulting from the merger and subsequently withdrawn since BPM will cease to exist as a legal entity.
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It turned out that a Republican cabinet minister who was trying to call Catalonia's government had been told by an operator that it didn't exist—as, according to anarchist principles, it shouldn't have.
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Imagine how afraid you'd be of him, how obviously you'd know you could never trust this person again: You exist as the fulfillment of a fantasy, not a human with feelings and dignity.
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"The longer you allow Raqqa to exist as the operational heart of the Caliphate, the more likely they're going to be able to launch the kinds of attacks we saw last year," Hannah said.
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The "unborn child" does not exist as a unique biological entity, but depends on a symbiotic relationship with the mother, a symbiotic relationship that ends only when the umbilical cord is cut following birth.
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Diddy — who shares his children with exes Misa Hylton-Brim, Kimberly Porter and Sarah Chapman — also revealed that figuring out a way to "co-exist" as a family took a while to figure out.
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These archives, because they exist as delicate materials such as analog film, are in a critical state and should be looked at more closely — or in some cases, examined for the first time ever.
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The language used throughout the election to discuss the issue of Muslim Americans implied that we don't exist as actual members of the society we call home – we are still somehow distant, detached, other.
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In future, actors need not be creatures of flesh and blood, but could, like so many other things in an increasingly digitised world, exist as nothing more than long strings of 1s and 0s.
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Instead they argued the kinds of people chasing the originals would always exist, as if in some kind of money vacuum, which seems about right if you think about people and their precious things.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Books exist as receptacles of information, but for many years people have adopted their format and appearance to create other objects or containers for an array of items.
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It doesn't look like Google is ready to radically redesign Gmail to its Inbox levels just yet, but Inbox could continue to exist as a way for the company to test new email features.
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If Get Out can use horror to make people understand racism, Brujos uses magic to help viewers understand the extra capacities required to exist as a black, brown, or queer person in this world.
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One memorable ICO, Tezos, generated $232 million (which it described as donations) for options on tokens on a network that has yet to exist—as well as four class-action lawsuits from its backers.
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Everybody read this marketing and branding book called Start With Why, which is about why you exist as a company, and [companies] took it literally, like naming your brand Method or Ethos or Impossible.
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Head was a South African writer writing in the 50s and 60s apartheid, with a white mother and black father, when it wasn't permitted to exist as a person like that at that time.
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People who do not wish me to be suicidal would probably say that I have a right to exist as much as anyone else on the planet—that it is depression telling me otherwise.
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" She often thinks of her work, not in terms of exhibitions, but their resulting monographs, because books are "more accessible than exhibitions — they circulate in the world," and because books exist as "complete entities.
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But it is yet another of his welcome reminders that the operas we love were created at particular moments — and now exist as volatile combinations of that ever-receding time and place, and ours.
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Should we expect VR/AR or artificial intelligence to unify, and one single platform emerge like during the enterprise PC days, or will many different platforms exist as we see today in consumer computing?
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At the outset of the war, Germany invaded from the west and the Soviet Union from the east; they partitioned Poland, which did not exist as an independent nation for more than five years.
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When Mr. Prayuth takes office as the elected prime minister, the National Council on Peace and Order will cease to exist as the ruling body and his unilateral control of the government will end.
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And so the focus of policy seems as if it should be less on creating more jobs and more on trying to make the jobs that exist as good as possible, on all dimensions.
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Dave took a look at the government with fresh eyes, and discovered all kinds of programs that really didn't need to exist as he tried to cut $600 million to save a homeless shelter.
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"There's no doubt that no brick-and-mortar retailer anywhere in the world, let alone China, can exist as a stand-alone business without having a significant, integrated e-commerce mobile application," he said.
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It surveyed 10,000 people and found that typical careers, in which a person advances through the ranks of a particular field, will increasingly "cease to exist" as artificial intelligence and robots replace human workers.
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That integration will continue with these new on-demand broadcasts — so they don't really exist as a single, continuous recording, but rather as DJ recordings interspersed with cued-up songs from Apple or Spotify.
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Serious questions exist as to whether "aid or comfort" was given by the Trump entourage to an American enemy — in this case Russia — during the presidential campaign and after his victory on Nov. 8.
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They exist as these sort of communal puzzles, and it's hard to make sure the players know everything they need to know but not so much that it ruins that aspect of the games.
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"We exist as a small scrappy team with a unique set of skills," said Vinny Green, Snopes' director of business development and, through a San Diego company called Proper Media, one of its co-owners.
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"Could these two ladies have possibly fathomed that 72 years after becoming part of the 'army at home' their signatures inside a P-47 would still exist as evidence of their contributions?" the website mused.
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I cannot begin to fathom the courage it requires everyday just to exist as a black woman in this country (#ChikesiaClemons) let alone to also have the audacity to fight for and follow your dreams.
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"In addition to spotty internet coverage in many rural areas, some of the same issues exist as in urban settings: poverty, lack of resources, and the need to support the elderly," Rubenstein said by email.
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A myriad of theories exist as to why—from the blind brain's neuroplasticity to how vision plays an important role in building our model of the world (and what happens when that process goes wrong).
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The Into brand continues to exist as a YouTube channel for video because "our user base engages and interacts at much higher rates with video than with written pieces," a company spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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That means one of two things: either Israel ceases to exist as a Jewish state, or the Palestinians become permanent second-class citizens in an Israel that includes the West Bank and potentially even Gaza.
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The works do not try to exist as something deeper or more complicated than this notion; they simply add a lightness to the dark, illuminating a common dream someplace where the lights are very low.
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At a food-and-influencer-filled event in San Francisco on Wednesday, the company announced a new app for long-form video called IGTV, which will also exist as a tab within Instagram's existing app.
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While we don't know why they are not accessible, it is possible that these cities are no longer customers, that these subdomains exist as placeholders for future use, or the login portals were taken down.
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According to Fuchs, however, the "Bushwick 200" was never intended to ever exist as a literal list but was, from its start, part of a broader, one-year-long art project to examine the neighborhood.
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This legislation was huge at the time because it made voter registry more accessible at a time when the internet didn't exist as we know it today in which people can register to vote online.
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The leader of the Netherlands' newest far-right party fears that Europe will not exist "as a predominantly white-skinned, Christian or post-Christian, Roman-law-based kind of society" a few decades from now.
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They have jobs, and they have the psychological and material comforts that often come to those in the pontification business, but they exist as little more than ideological tokens in the larger scheme of things.
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"While the S & G list will no longer exist as a stand-alone imprint, its amazing authors will be fully and proudly supported by Random House, The Dial Press and One World," Ms. Kamil wrote.
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Describing Israel as ready to negotiate a peace agreement, Trump said the Palestinians would have to be willing to accept that Israel will forever exist as a Jewish state and able to stop attacks on Israelis.
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As a senator, Mr. Sanders has supported a two-state solution guaranteeing Israel's right to exist as well as a Palestinian homeland, and colleagues in Congress say his view tends to echo the Israeli left wing.
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If the four of you all had time and were in the same location and had ideas, would you ever want to do another album or do you think the catalog should exist as it does?
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"I think they're signaling something that's broader and indicative of, I think risks that could exist as we go through the fourth quarter and right into the first quarter," said B. Riley FBR analyst Craig Ellis.
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Rather, it would exist as a standalone device to pre-scan clothing or, perhaps, be attached to the side of the machine, so users can just hold clothes up to the side before tossing them in.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Whether a five-minute walk through one man's life or a maze that would take two millennia to explore, Jason Rohrer creates meaningful experiences that could only exist as games.
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It would be great if, rather than treating every single season of great TV as a sign that someone, somewhere, fucked up, more of them could simply exist as is — a complete, coherent work of art.
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Chief among them: "Typical" careers, in which a person advances through the ranks of a particular field, will increasingly "cease to exist" as artificial intelligence and robots replace more human workers over the next few decades.
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The lawsuit notes that Rohingya Muslims have been subjected to persecution for decades in Myanmar, which denies that the Rohingya even exist as an established ethnic minority, despite hundreds of years of history in the country.
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Whereas Hammett's Sam Spade and Chandler's Philip Marlowe stride through worlds that exist as their own spotlit stages, the new-type detective looks outward, tries to locate flickers of meaning in the vast gloom around him.
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Airports, which often exist as private-public partnerships, have seen foot traffic plummet as airlines cancel flights, many planes that continue to fly do so half-empty, and people stop purchasing tickets for travel anytime soon.
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But, as I thought about it, his response—the observation that he "really didn't exist as far as the male and female subjects were concerned"—was consistent with his sense of himself as a fractured individual.
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The theorist who in the 1950s proved that perfectly competitive markets could exist as a matter of mathematical logic spent much of the rest of his career showing how far short of perfection actual markets fall.
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That dynamic will repeat itself with Alma, who butters her toast too noisily, pours tea with too much splashing and boldly asserts her right to exist as something more than an ornament in the Woodcock household.
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Caller Question: Hi, I was just wondering how we should think about the regulatory risks that might exist as these companies expand to new cities, new markets, or even the public transport use case you mentioned. Thanks.
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But I think that the reason why it's sort of been allowed to exist as this quiet crisis is that there's not a lot of agreement among experts that, on the whole, student debt is getting worse.
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And in fact, the Ford Foundation was incentivized to exist as a result of a different taxation change: the introduction of steep inheritance taxes, which made it harder for Ford to leave money directly to his descendants.
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Compared to in countries that might say, "Hey, that kind of surveillance isn't what we want," those companies just don't exist as much, right, or don't get as much support and– Yuval Noah Harari: I don't know.
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Playground will now exist as a special mode within the Pixel camera, and it will algorithmically suggest new AR animations to fit the scene you're in, regardless of whether you're using the front- or rear-facing lenses.
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Over the years, astronomers have ruled out the existence of planets in the habitable zone of Barnard's star, which is the region around a star where temperatures are just right for water to exist as a liquid.
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Nagaoka ferromagnetism seems to exist as long as the number of holes is less than the number of lattice sites raised to the 1/2 power for the honeycomb, or the 2/5 power for the diamond.
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There's been one regarding faster-than-light neutrinos (which don't exist, as far as we can tell), a completely empty abstract for a 1974 paper on writer's block, and Gardner and Knopoff's 1974 paper I cited earlier.
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" And the 2012 Republican platform supported Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state with secure, defensible borders while also envisioning "two democratic states – Israel with Jerusalem as its capital and Palestine — living in peace and security.
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The staples — floral prints, embroidered leather boots, petrol-finish holographic butterflies, and stone-encrusted heels — still exist, as do her obligatory tongue-in-cheek clutches: "Drop dead gorgeous" reads one; "I myself am strange and unusual," another.
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In the case of Peter Mitchell's pictures of scarecrows, it is as if the photographs do not exist, as if we just chanced upon these creatures in the course of walks we've taken hundreds of times before.
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How do we reconcile the strange novelty of what this series has become with the crass corporatism that allows it to exist as a massively profitable venture of one of the biggest entertainment conglomerates on the planet?
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How many athletes stay for the second semester in any given year Essentially, if you merely exist as a student, and don't leave in the middle of a school year, you count toward a perfect APR score!
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And the diffuse nature of the white nationalist movement in the United States has made it even more challenging for those efforts that do exist — as do the constitutional protections available to every American, including white nationalists.
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She named polonium after her homeland, Poland, which at the time did not exist as a nation-state, its territory having been parsed out and claimed by Russia, the Kingdom of Prussia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Adam Smith, the father of modern capitalism, envisioned financial services (and I stress the word "service") as an industry that didn't exist as an end in itself, but rather as a helpmeet to other types of business.
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Atlanta, like their MLB counterparts, the Cleveland Indians—or the NFL's Washington R-words and Kansas City Chiefs, or the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks—did not initially exist as partners with any Native nations, nor do they now.
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But it also underscored Mr. Acconci's abiding interest in art that did not exist as an object set apart from the world, in a frame or on a plinth, but as something deeply embedded in everyday life.
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"I can assure you that it if weren't for Italian espresso and the social ritual of espresso coffee, Italy wouldn't exist as we know it," said Massimo Cerulo, a sociologist at the Università degli Studi di Perugia.
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Reylo may darken Rey while lightening Kylo, but the overall idea is that their love for each other to fully counteract each other and exist as a fulcrum upon which the energy of the galaxy can rest.
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He had been competing for the job with another unnamed candidate (who I am beginning to believe does not exist), as well as the recent re-entry of Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman to the process.
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At 17, with an offer from a college a few miles from my father's house, I didn't really consider what it would be like to exist as black in a community that had managed to keep itself white.
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Payments are increasingly separately structured, and better, too — in many places, credit cards (which already barely exist as a concept in China) are beginning to slowly wither away, replaced by Alipay and to a lesser extent WeChat Pay.
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It's more harmful to pretend things like sexuality and advertising don't exist, as opposed to letting them form their own opinions about how marketing (and the world) works — and we're not talking about that whole "sex sells" thing.
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If, as some theorists have claimed, all experience is mediated and second-hand, then looking inward does not even exist as a possibly, which implies that one's awareness as an isolated individual is no longer regarded as important.
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While there, participants can attend panels and workshops, explore emoji art exhibits, join in on an emoji hackathon, watch an emoji film festival, and of course, party — with a menu of foods that also exist as emoji, naturally.
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Even if you could hunt down every bit of digital information you personally created, you'd still exist as a silhouette of data, outlined in every interaction and picture stored on friends and families' phones and computers and tablets.
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The service, which may exist as a standalone app or within the existing TV app, will launch in the US first and become available in more than 100 countries after a few months of availability, the report says.
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Without Broussard and Uncle Jamm's Army, West Coast hip-hop wouldn't exist as we know it today: The influence of their sound can be traced from Dr. Dre and the World Class Wreckin' Crew to N.W.A. and beyond.
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Cloud AutoML is basically a way to allow non-experts — those without machine learning expertise or even coding fluency — to train their own self-learning models, all using tools that exist as part of Google's cloud computing offering.
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Did you imagine when you wrote this, "This is going to be a movie," or "This will be an episodic show," or "None of these things could be accomplished, this is going to only exist as a novel"?
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Getting queer relationships on-screen, let alone getting them right, has been a huge challenge over the years, largely because it was once illegal to represent them on TV, and thus they could originally only exist as subtext.
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Aside from all the progress we made in the underlying technology, the follow-on interest from the business and educational sectors to expand the Arkyd campaign into a fully-supported mission did not exist as we had anticipated.
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A mass of people who are prepared to stand up and say that everyone is a human being and everyone has the right to exist as they want to exist and to love who they want to love.
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The turnout advantage Republicans enjoyed during the Obama years may no longer exist as we head into 22018, and in fact, there are some signs that Democrats may be the one with a decisive turnout advantage this cycle.
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The EP's seven tracks took the band nearly three years to craft (understandable given the members' other commitments and well-documented perfectionism) and exist as a sort of dual continuation of both Conqueror and Blasphemy's now-classic sounds.
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She can't give her work to the public the way other designers have, because the clothing that she's making and the people it is made for have not historically been able to exist as part of the public.
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These will exist as running open source software that updates itself using inbuilt governance that can provide hard guarantees to users in the form of "smart contracts" (computing and other transactions that can be made without third parties).
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But the women were there to win, to walk away with $1,000 and the sateen sash and a yearlong contract to wave from parade floats and officiate at canine weddings (yes, they exist) as Miss Dog Mom 2019.
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The truth is, the sort of sonic weaponry that might cause the concussions and persistent memory loss that the State Department claimed to have found in its diplomats doesn't exist, as far as experts in this field know.
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"In particular, the Court notes that Myanmar has not presented to the Court concrete measures aimed specifically at recognizing and ensuring the right of the Rohingya to exist as a protected group under the Genocide Convention," it said.
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That's why I launched The Video Game Soda Machine Project in 2016—to chronicle virtual soda machines across every major gaming platform and, by extension, better understand why video games exist as a medium in the first place.
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On TikTok, hashtags actually exist as a real, functional organizing principle: not for news, or even really anything trending anywhere else than TikTok, but for various "challenges," or jokes, or repeating formats, or other discernible blobs of activity.
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Although narcolepsy didn't exist as a diagnosis during her lifetime, the most famous person in history with narcoleptic symptoms was the Underground Railroad conductor and Civil War scout Harriet Tubman, who believed God spoke to her through her hallucinations.
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Siri on different platforms largely exist as separate things — you can't use the native Siri on your iPhone to play a song on your Apple TV, for example, or use Siri on your Apple TV to make a call.
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Apple appears ready to try and change that with the launch of its official streaming TV service, which will be free for iOS device owners and exist as the home interface of its Apple TV line, reports The Information.
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"It's hard to say where Afrofuturism is now because it doesn't really exist as a united genre," said artist Anaïs Duplan, who's directing CAS in collaboration with nonprofit arts organization Public Space One, in an email interview with Hyperallergic.
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This points to another thread in the history of conservatism that dates all the way back to Bill Buckley...conservatism has often defined itself largely AGAINST a phantom "left" that doesn't really exist as they think it does. 31.
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Even the finest wines exist as the sum of hundreds of decisions in the vineyard and the winery, each designed to help steer the wine—or manipulate it, if you want to use that word—in a desired direction.
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Red Cloud's experience is another instance in which transgender people have been denied the right to exist as themselves in public spaces — and points to our need for laws that provide greater protection for trans and non-binary people.
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The launch of a new service that is expected to be bundled with but not exist as a division of HBO is seen helping to preserve HBO's reputation as a premium brand which has historically attracted Hollywood's hottest talent.
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"ADF is the most extreme anti-gay legal organization -- so extreme that it does not concede even that gay or transgender people should be permitted to exist as such," said Shannon Minter of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
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Words exist as ink, images on a screen, or as an audiobook, ready to fill the time when they're most needed, whether that's while I'm at line in the grocery store or post office, or while I'm driving around.
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Because the country positions itself as the true protector of the Korean people but is so much poorer than the South, it has "no reason to exist as a separate state," Mr. Myers wrote in a recent research paper.
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" The Failing @nytimes quotes "a senior White House official," who doesn't exist, as saying "even if the meeting were reinstated, holding it on June 12 would be impossible, given the lack of time and the amount of planning needed.
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" The details: The lawsuit, first reported by the Rolling Stone, claims "[i]f the NRA is unable to collect donations from its members... obtain basic corporate insurance coverage, it will be unable to exist as a not-for-profit.
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Unfortunately, their time to enjoy it is short, since Jeremy and Jo, two local middle-school students and amateur Bigfoot hunters, are just as determined to find proof that the Bigfoots exist as the Bigfoots are to stay hidden.
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I think it comes down to education, and I think that a lot of the most recent data that's coming out is that, you know, those problems don't really exist as much as people may think that they do.
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One thing it really depends on, which is very exciting for us, is that it is paid for by the supporters, and therefore it can only exist as long as there is a community of people that want to have it.
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I'm still a little unclear on why Local needs to exist as a standalone app — other than the fact that the flagship Facebook app is so choked with features that most of what's inside of Local rarely if ever surfaces.
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" Continuing Morris' sentiment, Abdarraqib wrote in his Pacific Standard review, "Black people in this movie largely exist as victims, seen and unseen, of the town's violence, and as I watched I found myself wondering why they existed there at all.
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Nanette's uneasy relationship to comedy is a reflection of what it means to exist as a queer, butch woman (or in Gadsby's phrasing, "gender not-normal") in a social system that has always made you the punchline to the joke.
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When people pay to see superhero movies, they're hoping to see moments they thought could only exist as static, 2D comic illustrations — Scarlet Witch's red bolts of energy, Vision's laser beams, Vibranium-induced concussions — depicted onscreen in dynamic live-action sequences.
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Of course, Ribeiro doesn't exist as a character in Fortnite, but the suit is arguing that the existence of the emote misappropriated his identity without permission, effectively robbing Ribeiro of his right to control the commercial use of his likeness.
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Peter Kafka: It's a different experience for guys, right, to like get in early on a market and then to buy it, spend a lot of money on a company where the market doesn't exist, as opposed to WhatsApp, Instagram.
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A possible oversight of the new paper is the possibility that moralizing gods did in fact trigger the initial expansion of complexity—it's just that this data doesn't exist, as some of these early societies did not keep written records.
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Eddy Cue (SVP of internet software and services, 1989–present): In the early days of this campus, Apple wasn't a highly successful company—the question was whether we would continue to exist, as opposed to whether we would be successful.
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It's the reason I keep the hashtag "#intersexy" in my bio on my social media—just in case a confused young person comes along who might benefit from knowing that it is possible to exist as a proud intersex person.
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While Bitcoin has some of gold's characteristics, like a limited supply, Bitcoin is really a secure public ledger that can be used to track ownership and timestamp information, and bitcoins—the units of currency—exist as entries on that ledger.
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The 225th Amendment does exist as a failsafe that can theoretically be used if any president truly does appear to be unfit — though one major challenge may be having the competence to carry it out without causing an even greater disaster.
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The group will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency, chased between the places where they can hide among sympathizers -- some along the Euphrates River, where their elusive and possibly injured leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is thought to be hiding.
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In both the north and south, from Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park to Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, lichens — science-fiction-like organisms that exist as symbiotic assemblies of fungi and algae or cyanobacteria — make up most of the species identified.
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Especially for younger folks, the importance of the visual splat is so strong that it has crept into their sex lives, despite the fact that just a few decades ago, the money shot didn't even exist as a discrete sex act.
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Why it matters: The new app, which will exist as a tab within its regular app, is intended to be a premium outlet for video creators and is designed to make it easier to discover and watch videos on smartphones.
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But 'Listen With(out) Piano' was more about the fact that each track could both exist as its own entity and act as something that redefines the Piano songs and brings another dimension, another person's response to them, to the listener.
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The vast majority of Israelis who live and breathe in Israel, even those in far-left circles, believe that Israel has the right to exist as a state in some capacity, whether within the 85033 or the post-1967 borders.
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The Director of the Federal Bureau of Control's authority is derived from the Service Weapon, an Object of Power whose connection to an individual is controlled by the Board, who exist as a giant black inverted pyramid on the Astral Plane.
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It will also exist as a stand-alone app for those who want all full-screen video all the time, making it a platform all its own, presenting video after video to you for as long as you can take it.
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A collection of eight bits — known as a byte — can store a single character, like the letter A. A quantum computer, on the other hand, processes bits built by scientists that can exist as both a 1 and a 0 simultaneously.
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Coca-Cola's achievement is part of a slow but growing push by food and beverage companies — steered largely by environmental groups — to make sure that ample water supplies still exist as climate change and population growth threaten the world's freshwater resources.
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She understands that her mother can exist as a Congresswoman who will be written into American history books, and at the same time, that her visibility alone could never be enough to cure a country whose inner workings are inherently racist.
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We need to act on data and information that we know is accurate to know where to channel our energies and investments to close the gaps that exist as quickly as possible, for every girl everywhere and for our shared future.
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But Dean, who will stay at home to care for it, worries that he will cease to exist as a man once he becomes a parent: that he will be rendered a neuter "poster gay," he says, like Neil Patrick Harris.
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States, however, can apply for a waiver so that people without jobs can collect food stamps outside of the exceptions that already exist, as long as the local unemployment rate is at least 226 percent greater than the national rate.
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States, however, can apply for a waiver so that people without jobs can collect food stamps outside of the exceptions that already exist, as long as the local unemployment rate is at least 20 percent greater than the national rate.
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Representations of memories in the brain exist as what Berger calls space-time codes, not unlike Morse code (a similarity Berger illustrated with a series of rhythmic beeps during our call from a conference room perched upstairs at the Kernel loft).
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"Democrats are going to crawl across broken glass on their knees to go vote in 2018, if the conditions exist as they do today," Jay Inslee, the chairman-elect of the Democratic Governors Association, told the Washington Post on Monday.
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Ronda Rousey hasn't just made women's MMA a reality in a skeptical world, she's defined the lives and careers of every woman she's fought: lifting them up, dashing them down, but always ensuring they exist as characters in her story.
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