Racism exists in the world, and it exists in Oakland and everywhere else.
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So much of Daniel exists in Ray and exists in [Rectify's other cast members].
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That exists in companies, it exists in classrooms, it exists on university campuses and homes.
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A similar exploit exists in the classic Mario Game Boy game 6 Golden Coins, but it exists in a physical, semi-playable form.
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There is, of course, a feeling of forced community that exists in the literal shoulder-rubbing that exists in punk basements or even small outdoor shows.
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Hopefully Tinder for androids exists in the year 2364. Aliens.
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No funder, not even the government, exists in a vacuum.
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There's a desire for more clarity than exists in reality.
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But that's one more than exists in the lithium market.
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It's the reason the disease exists in the first place!
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That's all if the program even exists in the future.
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Luckily, such hardware exists in the form of Microsoft HoloLens.
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Top government officials continue to deny slavery exists in Mauritania.
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The rest of Derwood's weapon exists in a gray area.
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Figure skating is a sport that exists in small margins.
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But Facebook, it sometimes feels, exists in a reality hole.
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River life exists in a bubble of only positive associations.
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We're the reason the Hall exists in the first place.
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The same exigency exists in the travel and tourism industries.
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Oceana exists in a time capsule of its own design.
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The finest distillation of that feeling exists in Sunless Sea.
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Emma Watson's #heforshe campaign exists in his brain as #heforhookingup.
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But the exact same dynamic exists in the private sector.
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Sorry, Clio fanatics, she only exists in DC's fictional history.
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Well, it exists in Zürich, right on the bustling Bahnhofstrasse.
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The world you desired no longer exists in our universities.
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"Everything that exists in this world, is interconnected," Mzimba said.
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This is not a practice that exists in the industry.
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The notion of border integrity barely exists in the region.
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The pay gap exists in almost every field and region.
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Racism certainly exists in France, but it's not the same.
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Another you exists in it, living out a different life.
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Duh — that's what exists in every other country on Earth.
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Neither of these preconditions exists in American politics right now.
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We already know the hunger for this exists in states.
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"The giant panda only exists in China," McShea told me.
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In the 21st century, no ideology exists in a vacuum.
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So our family exists in a state of high alert.
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This law only exists in 15 states out of 50.
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Equal pay legislation exists in all European Union member state.
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To some degree, this complication also exists in the books.
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The law only exists in Mexico to protect the rich.
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It sounds like the stuff that only exists in movies.
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Misogyny exists in every corner of the internet, they say.
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Similar bipartisan support for a delay exists in the Senate.
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In most cannabis plants, CBN only exists in trace amounts.
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To Silbeberg's point, the gaff exists in the fetish market.
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The only opposition exists in the markets and the punditocracy.
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This is a tension that exists in many local governments.
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The technology to do this exists in a lab today but requires such fast data transfer rates that a mobile version won't be possible until wireless technology exists in a much more advanced state.
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The lead issues plaguing the city's water supply came about because of "broader mindset, a bigger attitude — a corrosive attitude — that exists in our politics and exists in too many levels of government," Obama said.
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A brand really only exists in the minds of its customers.
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In the Riverdale world, Betty exists in contrast to Veronica Lodge.
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They are proof that true love exists in this cruel world.
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And if all of the above exists in one limited series?
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What does a decoy mean as it exists in the borderlands?
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Because if it exists in Edmonton, Calgary, Phoenix... it exists everywhere.
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Sounds ideal — except no such thing exists in the real world.
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Where or how "G" exists in the brain isn't well-understood.
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The other application, like Alpha Go, largely exists in the lab.
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A similar problem exists in the other countries Global Voices studied.
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I accept that as a thing that exists in their world.
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There's an even rarer crustacean that exists in the wild, though.
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It's also about showing society that body diversity exists in athleticism.
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That's pretty much the dynamic that exists in a record store.
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A show about a marginalised group exists in the institution's margins.
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In all these cases, a certain inflexibility exists in the brain.
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I am proud of the love that exists in my life.
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And a version of the mulligan exists in fund management too.
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They just use the rage that exists in people, political rage.
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Butterbeer ice cream now exists in the muggle (and wizarding) world.
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AND THAT I DON'T THINK THAT EXISTS IN THE MEDICAL BUSINESS.
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This is the reason the BLM exists in the first place.
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This already exists in Britain and mostly seems to work well.
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Switzerland, with its heavily export-driven economy, hardly exists in isolation.
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We're not like an assembly line that exists in traditional advertising.
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But many things could smash whatever optimism exists in the markets.
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While the film was successful, it only exists in memories now.
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A culture of violence, political unrest, and cruelty exists in Congress.
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The yacht, which still exists in 2019, measures 104 feet long.
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When a game exists in the cloud, you don't own it.
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The idea overlap exists in a number of other areas, too.
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The power dynamic that exists in venture capital is despicably unfair.
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A strong part of this movement exists in the Toronto area.
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In contrast, Abramovic's work exists in the realm of the personal.
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The health system exists in local hospitals, not federal health agencies.
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Gundogan appreciated the sympathy, but he exists in a brutal world.
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It's perpetuated by the discrimination and ableism that exists in society.
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The hologram "only exists in relation to the others," she said.
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In a lot of ways, Antioch College exists in a bubble.
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Still, the fact remains this stuff already exists in different forms.
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Much depends on how much slack exists in the jobs market.
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We unfortunately have plenty of material that exists in the world.
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This risk exists in the case of Saudi/GCC versus Iran.
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But somehow, it feels as if it exists in a vacuum.
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This type of total restriction exists in very few democracies worldwide.
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Polarization exists in all areas of discourse, not just social media.
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A similar program already exists in Polk County, in Central Florida.
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It is a well-known form that exists in every society.
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Eternity exists only exists in total consciousness, the sensation of appearance.
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It satisfies a longing that I think naturally exists in people.
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It satisfies a longing that I think naturally exists in people.
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The problem is not that a McDonald's exists in a community.
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He also claimed that no human rights issue exists in Xinjiang.
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In the Trump mental framework, everything exists in segments and episodes.
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"It exists in our companies, in our classrooms, in our homes."
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Part I of "Il Primo Omicidio" exists in a surreal landscape.
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I'm objecting to feminism as it currently exists in the mainstream.
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"Sexual harassment exists in every industry and that's scary," she said.
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The press exists, in part, to hold people in power accountable.
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Importantly, other examples of prehistoric social support exists in the scientific literature.
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It is a controversial food, but it exists, in discrete, caloric kernels.
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Historical fencing exists in stark contrast to its more refined Olympic cousin.
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At least we can see that the hardware exists in the world.
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Each of these musicians simultaneously exists in both mainstream and underground cultures.
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That cover only exists in its abridged form found in the clip.
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I can't believe the gender pay gap still exists in the Netherlands.
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And you've talked about the diversity that exists in the Y.A. space.
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The cozy, timbered room exists in a permanent state of imperishable romance.
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Nothing as extensive as Minnesota's regulations exists in the other 49 states.
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Never has it been more evident what a bubble London exists in.
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Afterparty, developer Night School Studio's latest game, exists in that same vein.
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RNA exists in a single strand, unlike DNA which is double stranded.
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Humor exists in that space, on the edges of what is known.
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Meanwhile, this Nord character actually looks like she exists in her environment.
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In episode 22019, he exists in 21986 as a normal-ish priest.
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Some mixed news exists in petroleum market, causing oil prices experience turbulence.
|
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Fashion, much like anything else in the world, exists in a dichotomy.
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This leadership gap exists in many fields, including medical and legal careers.
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But is this something that exists in a broader, less silly sense?
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Facebook is a kind of mirror of what exists in real life.
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The symbolism of the games exists in the minds of the public.
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Death metal exists in a void somewhere between high and low art.
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For now, China's bond market exists in a universe of its own.
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Corporations can't single-handedly eliminate the skills gap that exists in STEM.
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It always exists in some form and expands and contracts as needed.
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It's kinda cool because it only exists in this really proprietary format.
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Russia has vehemently denied that state-sponsored doping exists in the country.
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It just confirms why the DOJ policy exists in the first place.
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It exists in a sort of surrealist limbo, part solid, part liquid.
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In case you missed the memo, racism still exists in our country.
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It's unnecessary; almost all the information you'd want exists in digital form.
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Just one offshore wind farm exists in the U.S., off Rhode Island.
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So, a space entity already exists in parallel with the three services.
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Verizon's 43G network currently exists in only a small handful of cities.
|
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A similar case of tunnel vision also exists in the energy industry.
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But this sentence exists in a quantum state of sarcasm and sincerity.
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But, a similar unfair mandate still exists in Massachusetts, which passed RomneyCare.
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It would be a law similar to one that exists in Wisconsin.
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Competition exists in any sports game and in every scenario of life.
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Its genetic material exists in a nucleus that's bound in a membrane.
|
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But no record of such a performance exists in the festival's archives.
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"GMO labeling exists in dozens of countries around the world," he said.
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But couture also exists in another, more accessible universe: theatrical costume departments.
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"In other words, substantial upside exists in owning cryptocurrencies here," Lee said.
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Women are also faced with denials gender inequality still exists in 2019.
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Her demands for oversight undervalue the discipline that exists in the marketplace.
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And I feel like that is something that exists in the world.
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It still exists in at least one online cache of the story.
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You're part of a community that exists in a vibrant hub world.
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Right now, stem cell therapy exists in a kind of regulatory limbo.
|
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But "anger," as it exists in this video feels more like choreography.
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Despite it all, to many, he exists in a unique grey area.
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That's similar to the Quick Access feature that already exists in Drive.
|
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A similar initiative exists in Chile, and the Finland-based site allmalepanels.tumblr.
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It's managed by the American Federation of Musicians, which exists in Canada.
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A slightly pricier, but similarly excellent option exists in Xbox Game Pass.
|
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Apparently, Biff from "Back to the Future II" exists in real life.
|
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Violent crime, he notes, often exists in vertiginous proximity to ordinary life.
|
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And they suspect, he says, that a similar gravitostat exists in people.
|
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And good criticism often exists in a state of tension with itself.
|
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Some of that purity and spirit still exists in the same way.
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World exists because wrestling exists, in all its vibrancy, strangeness, and wonder.
|
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It's not hard to completely miss something that exists in plain sight.
|
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How would you define mentorship as it exists in your own life?
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It's similar to what exists in Google Maps and Apple Maps today.
|
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This program helps fill that gap that exists in industry right now.
|
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Most companies use a centralized database that exists in a fixed location.
|
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"It's possible that it exists in all cities in Iran," he said.
|
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Lalla is proof that an original, unique design scene exists in Marrakesh.
|
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But ultimately, "Survivor" is a real thing that exists in the world.
|
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A similar mismatch exists in federal programs for adults and dislocated workers.
|
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This knowledge exists in the artificial conversation engine I'm working on now.
|
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This harsh reality exists in 36 states because of the Hazelwood v.
|
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Of course, France hardly exists in a vacuum and Europe recognizes that.
|
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It&aposs just such a shame that racism still exists in 2019.
|
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Now it exists in more versions than any of Verdi's other works.
|
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A representative democracy isn't much good if it exists in name only.
|
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A serious power imbalance exists in coach-athlete relationships at all ages.
|
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The data shows that the dissonance exists in virtually every prominent story.
|
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It feels like the song exists in a void with no floor.
|
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And if you know my record, I have been a fierce opponent of all forms of authoritarianism whether it existed in the Soviet Union, whether it exists in China, whether it exists in Saudi Arabia, wherever it exists.
|
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The lead issues plaguing the city's water supply came about because of "broader mindset, a bigger attitude -- a corrosive attitude -- that exists in our politics and exists in too many levels of government," Obama said in a speech there.
|
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Peter Parker's Spider-Man still exists in this parallel universe, performing daily acts of heroism just like you'd expect; in fact, the only thing that really sets it apart from the main universe is that Morales exists in it.
|
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Flipboard exists in stark contrast to your Facebook News Feed or Twitter timeline.
|
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A technical solution for this already exists in two-factor authentication, or 2FA.
|
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Fun fact: only one of those nations still exists in the same form.
|
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And since polyphenols exists in grape seeds, they're only present in red wine.
|
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As you may well know, Noisey exists in a bunch of different countries.
|
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The system as it exists in Alabama often makes that impossible, she said.
|
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Hollywood's glamour, of course, hardly exists in the exterior of these neon lowlands.
|
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But it's a mistake to think this dynamic only exists in extreme cases.
|
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None of this is to deny that coercion exists in the sex industry.
|
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That particular vulnerability exists in a global calling network called Signaling System 7.
|
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Tam exists in a thorny political context about racism and speech in 2017.
|
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All of this still exists in Ultimate, and it's as good as ever.
|
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The world of Mary, Queen of Scots exists in constant juxtaposition: women vs.
|
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It exists in the knowing part of your existence that requires no explanation.
|
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Technology is amoral, and exists in a plane quite beyond our moral dramas.
|
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With nonfiction and documentary, what we're watching exists in our space-time continuum.
|
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These are words where no exact equivalent word or phrase exists in English.
|
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Of course, this gender performance stereotype exists in a number of other contexts.
|
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Scandal exists in a sort of parallel universe to our current political climate.
|
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Look, it is excellent that this exists, in public, on the web. But
|
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Yet there is something unsaid and under-represented that exists in this space.
|
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But it still exists in 240 states in the US, according to Okamoto.
|
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He exists in a carnival of exhibitionism, something that continues to this day.
|
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Albini exists in a world of contradictions, and he likes it that way.
|
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We asked Tesch, from the Mauritanian embassy, whether slavery still exists in Mauritania.
|
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But that resistance exists in the ways that people create meaning for themselves.
|
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I understand why an ice-cream parlor exists in a place like Berghain.
|
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Also, I should point out that this little scene only exists in Ramallah.
|
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And actually, in fact, that exists in many places in the world now.
|
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The vulnerability exists in all versions of Windows dating back to Windows Vista.
|
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Thus, The Internet of Things now exists in public signs and information displays.
|
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My life exists in two parts: before I saw these images, and after.
|
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No major difference in campaign or candidate quality exists in the Arizona race.
|
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One that only exists in denial, or only in conversation with hetero romanticism.
|
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The Shard exists in the background area of the Hampstead Hill viewing corridor.
|
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I mean, that just exists in this time zone we might call eternity.
|
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The greatest challenge that exists in maintaining effective operational security lies in implementation.
|
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This is a glaring injustice, the remedy for which exists in plain sight.
|
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I guess the way to think of it is she exists in Gotham.
|
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"There's an integration that exists in our technologies and their technologies," Fitz said.
|
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"Freezing rain exists in liquid form at below zero degrees Celsius," he said.
|
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If it exists in the world, there's a way to make it work.
|
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I recognize that bias exists in journalism but to be so far off?
|
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"Memories exist in [our] heads, memorabilia exists in our physical storage," Machulis said.
|
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I cannot fathom how such evil exists in this time of merry making.
|
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We devour the flesh of others to discover what exists in our own.
|
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It exists, in a sense, in a ghost of a movie called Machotaildrop.
|
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"Corruption exists in most ministries in Cameroon, including that of agriculture," he said.
|
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And so the more fear exists in markets, the better the strategy performs.
|
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Kennedy has also felt the racism that exists in the area since returning.
|
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And yes: dehumanization exists in America today, particularly towards Muslims and immigrant groups.
|
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Such an effort exists in Europe, in the form of the Erasmus Program.
|
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As a result, the Middle East exists in a permanent state of conflict.
|
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A wall already exists in South Texas, part of it beside this bridge.
|
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"The poem is an invention that exists in spite of history," she said.
|
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Playing directly behind Maitreya, it becomes the universe he exists in, and resists.
|
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He exists in places that young people inhabit — podcasts, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
|
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Everything I've written since exists in no small part because of that film.
|
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Remember, Wolbachia already exists in nature — plenty of common household mosquitoes have it.
|
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But it seems clear that he exists in the world, as does Wellick.
|
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It is a piece that to me exists in its own time universe.
|
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Ms. Cordua said the technology the organization uses already exists in some capacity.
|
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Is Sony just trying to say that a video game exists in "Morbius"?
|
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But no legal framework for such a vote exists in Puerto Rican law.
|
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Aren't we supposed to be warned when a rebus exists in the puzzle?
|
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I want to help fill the generational gap that exists in our legislature.
|
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No such structural protection exists in our extra-judicial courts of last resort.
|
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But it no longer exists in the present-day timeline of the show.
|
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But no legal framework for such a vote exists in Puerto Rican law.
|
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Although this evidence exists in many hate crimes, it proves elusive in others.
|
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In the movie, though, it's just there because it exists in the game.
|
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The reality is that Northern Ireland exists in a precarious post-conflict state.
|
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Like populism, authenticity exists in contrast to the conventions and structures of politics.
|
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I was like, wait a second — Hamilton exists in the world of Veep?
|
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A market void exists in online dating for safe, supportive, gender-inclusive platforms.
|
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Racism exists in the US and is endemic — most of us know this.
|
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This mix of family and state-linked businesses still exists in many developing nations.
|
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"He only exists in over-the-top '27s movies about New York," he said.
|
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And the thing is, it exists in a whole bunch of different apps now.
|
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In fact, it exists in the world all over the place just through accident.
|
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It was the kind of racial and economic segregation that still exists in Chicago.
|
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"The inequality that exists in the country prevents women from accessing justice," said Baires.
|
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"Drug-resistant gonorrhea exists in many countries, including Australia," Murphy said in his announcement.
|
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Cersei's emotional stake in the game of thrones exists in Jaime and Jaime alone.
|
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Another indoor cloud forest exists in Singapore, Asia, and it's actually called "Cloud Forest."
|
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But neither the internet nor art exists in a vacuum, unrelated to its context.
|
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Unfortunately, this culture exists in far too many governments and workplaces across the country.
|
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Cake robots are not just a thing that exists in our wildest dreams, apparently.
|
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Billions exists in a universe far faster, far wittier, and far quippier than ours.
|
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So are we any closer to knowing how much life exists in the universe?
|
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Like whisper networks, my reporting exists in and because of a vacuum of justice.
|
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But Facebook exists in a world where consumers are increasingly turning to ad blockers.
|
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Star Wars fanatics are well aware their obsession exists in the realm of fiction.
|
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Reality TV exists in another dimension, or well, it's on a time delay, anyway.
|
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A similar situation exists in some other countries in the Balkans and southeastern Europe.
|
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Kennedy says that Operation Ceasefire as it had existed no longer exists in Boston.
|
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But due process exists in criminal proceedings precisely because the stakes are so high.
|
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The two groups exists in what, until now, seemed like two disparate story lines.
|
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You won't hear any harsh treble, even when it exists in the original recording.
|
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It almost makes you wonder if every Disney movie exists in some shared universe.
|
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While Quantico exists in a fiction world, the storyline has a real-life parallel.
|
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"We know this problem and pattern exists in cities across the country," she said.
|
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I cannot know what was once my home as it exists in the present.
|
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Many women reject the law, which also exists in Bahrain, Kuwait, Libya and Syria.
|
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Instead, the meteoric rise of streaming subscribers exists in tandem with existing cable subscribers.
|
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Before you go: Tom Steyer says "clean coal" only exists in Republicans' political context.
|
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Which is, in fact, giving the level of liquidity that exists in the markets.
|
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People will tell you that marriage equality exists in the UK, but it doesn't.
|
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Was the resist flag meant to subvert the dominant imagery that exists in media?
|
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Permafrost exists in nearly a quarter of the land area of the northern hemisphere.
|
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While CO2 naturally exists in the air, human activity has massively elevated its concentration.
|
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Didion who exists in the world: a terminally cool introvert, whose style was as
|
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Legislators need to get rid of the duplication that exists in the handout system.
|
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Fanciful as that may sound, this basic standard already exists in many developed countries.
|
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No such institution exists in America's constitution, born of a revolution against a king.
|
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It's a respite that exists in your thoughts, and becomes inseparable from your soul.
|
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It exists in its own extraterritorial jurisdiction, like the headquarters of the United Nations.
|
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Post-Snowden, the misperception exists in Europe that Americans are cavalier with European data.
|
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But camouflaged in the normalcy is a business that seemingly exists in name only.
|
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One already exists in America, and it has been thriving for nearly a century.
|
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Also, none of the language exists in the House-passed version of the bill.
|
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This disparity exists in large part due to systemic racism and depressed socioeconomic opportunities.
|
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Dance exists in three spatial dimensions (as well as the fourth dimension of time).
|
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While IGTV content is available within Instagram, it also exists in a separate app.
|
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Advertising that already exists in these public transportation venues is aimed at the masses.
|
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It's a fight that exists in microcosm to Blaskowicz' larger pushback against the Nazis.
|
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While the technology exists in laboratories, it hasn't leaped to the textile industry yet.
|
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"Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott As disappointing an ending as exists in literature.
|
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Marriage, for better and worse, exists in between life's milestones, thriving in its banality.
|
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It exists in shards of memory, disjointed, cobbled together with the help of others.
|
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Harry Potter's Hogwarts School exists in a world accessible by an invisible train platform.
|
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I'm sure it would be a big letdown from what exists in my memory.
|
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Whatever life exists in the womb in its earliest forms, abortion certainly ends it.
|
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"(He was hit by) "the hardest stone that exists in the world: the tongue.
|
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This magic that still exists in this country, this cannot be taught to someone.
|
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Like all modern institutions, college now exists in a state of constant electronic connectivity.
|
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Everyone that exists in the world today has experienced depression, anxiety, sadness, or anger.
|
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"We are ignoring a massive domestic terrorism problem that already exists in our borders."
|
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And I think that notion exists in some capacity on Twitter, but not enough.
|
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It's the closest thing to an "essential" software that exists in the modern workforce.
|
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So the brown-face footage actually exists, in archives from Annie Get Your Gun.
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So, I think certainly a reminder of the risk that exists in our business.
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Abrams bridged that gap, such as it exists in Georgia, during her gubernatorial run.
|
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No such degree exists in the United States for morticians, veteran funeral directors say.
|
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And while Uber exists in Egypt, Careem (based in Dubai) is another viable option.
|
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The country now exists in two worlds on the issue of truth and facts.
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The latter, like performance and video pieces, exists in multiple, successive moments in time.
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"I am highly aware of the racism that exists in our country," she wrote.
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I'm interested in how the body as material exists in painting and other media.
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"For us, it was always going to be about originals and our ability to help you discover all that other library product that exists in the world and exists in all these other places in this disaggregated way," Mr. Van Amburg said.
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That's because serotonin exists in harmony with dopamine in the brain, another mood-affecting chemical.
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The EU referendum has proven that a constituency for anti-establishment anger exists in Britain.
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It was the kind of racial and economic segregation that still exists in Chicago today.
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That extreme similarity across species could mean this brain rhythm exists in other primates, too.
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If just one of these ideas exists in the future, my family will love it.
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The rest of "Two Piece and a Biscuit" exists in the realm of bizarre fiction.
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The difference here, of course, is the infraction itself and the context it exists in.
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It looks like more of a task launcher than what exists in Windows 10 today.
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Each exists in a separate domain and yet feel connected within the painting's cramped space.
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"Although this evidence exists in many hate crimes, it proves elusive in others," Cullen wrote.
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It's the idealized version of a point-and-click game that exists in your memories.
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I was very into [the idea that] that's a real guy who exists in Atlanta.
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A similar fluidity exists in the casting of Miles' son with Ashley (Jasmine Cephas Jones).
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That challenge exists in Michigan just as it does in the rest of the country.
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There's a certain lack of intimacy and detachment that exists in the process of airbrushing.
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The exhibition, entitled "psalm" after a book in the Old Testament, exists in two parts.
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It exists in principle but not in practice, in spite of a gargantuan legislative effort.
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Legion technically exists in its own timeline, unaffiliated with the Fox-brewed X-Men movies.
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Bioluminescence exists in a wide range of organisms, including deep sea fish, fireflies, and glowworms.
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"I don't know where love exists in what I see of Donald Trump," Lear said.
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It's not known if the mechanism exists in humans but Anderson agrees it makes sense.
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Polio has been almost eliminated on Earth, and smallpox no longer exists in the wild.
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I can't claim some objective version of the Lil Wayne canon exists in these songs.
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Lucky for her, one exists in her shared comic universe – Neela Sethi from Ivar, Timewalker.
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It is a business problem compounded by the duopoly that exists in every TV market.
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That's not something that exists in stop-motion already, so how do you build that?
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"For me it's a warmth that exists in our stories and our characters," he says.
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Instead, the hope that exists in these stories exists alongside the cruelty, despair, and foolishness.
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It actually exists in many forms around the Mediterranean, and is probably Moroccan in origin.
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Predominantly white and working-class, the district exists in a sort of bubble within Louisville.
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In this way, Roberto confirms the oppression that Trump and others say exists in Cuba.
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This already exists in cities around the world, including Amsterdam and parts of Toronto itself.
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"Putin's notorious rating of 86% exists in a political vacuum," he wrote in a blog.
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No, but it makes sense to wonder, given how much discrimination exists in the workplace.
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It no longer exists in America but continues to appear in KFCs around the world.
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Good and evil exists in the moment, never hinging on static 'hero' and 'villain' labels.
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Most child labor exists in agriculture, along with domestic work, forced begging and garbage scavenging.
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Toy Story Land now exists in several Disney parks and it first opened in 2010.
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Food insecurity exists in every community across the country, and the numbers are startlingly high.
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The clapping exists in another universe, inaccessible to him, like the laugh track on Seinfeld.
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Aronofsky's movie strongly suggests that the Mother only exists in the imagination of the Poet.
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If it exists in the world, it is a possibility for a Scott brand extension.
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Instead, death exists in this game to put us in the shoes of the aftermath.
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Porn exists in an X-rated realm that isn't policed by typical notions of decency.
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"An entire food web exists in the caves below the dry tropical forests," he described.
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This is really important to understanding why the wage gap exists in the first place.
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Computer programmers simulate such natural forces by designing in randomness, as exists in natural life.
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"People don't think a place like that exists in Britain," Prudence says of Yarl's Wood.
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Incidentally, this castle exists in the real world, as a Beethoven museum in Martonvàsàr, Hungary.
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Guaranteed paid leave exists in a handful of states but not on the national level.
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No minimum legal age for marriage exists in the country and marital rape remains legal.
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"Through diversification, we can then mitigate the volatility that exists in our market," she said.
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That this incarnation of Momofuku Seiobo exists in Australia makes us a lucky country indeed.
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As a matter of fact, you don't even know why it exists in New York.
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In Barney's case, what exists in the wake of his grand experiments is always multivalent.
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At least some raw material exists, in other words, for a transformation of party conflict.
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Gessen returns repeatedly to the question of what sort of regime exists in Russia today.
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He said that while "zero sum competition" exists in the industry, he also values partnerships.
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But because Wolbachia already exists in nature, there are far fewer regulations around its use.
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But opportunity exists in untapped potential in the creative and educated population, particularly in Moscow.
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Some variation of those base level factors exists in nearly every country in Latin America.
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The criminal complaint makes it clear that the group exists in the far-right ecosystem.
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Hunger exists in each and every community whether represented by a Democrat or a Republican.
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And then there is this album, which mostly exists in a space beyond those concerns.
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Running water no longer exists in some areas, and many health clinics have been obliterated.
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"It seems interesting that a shoe shining culture still exists in Tijuana," Mr. Michaels said.
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I think for a lot of people, it sort of exists in this gray area.
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They are the perfect example of the inequality and greed that exists in America today.
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It is the closest thing to a true meritocracy that exists in the video business.
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People go to Pulse to be free from the hatred that exists in the world.
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Elbakyan claims this is nearly all the paywalled scientific knowledge that exists in the world.
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All this exists in Europe, too, of course, but we have not sunk so low.
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I don't think it exists anywhere else the same way it exists in the Bay Area.
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But it also exists in plants, where it affects the growth rate of crops, for instance.
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It turns out the technology in conventional seismological instrumentation exists in every smartphone on the planet.
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Because when you&aposre a pastor, you see every social pathology that exists in our culture.
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Amy Adams plays Susan Morrow, the type of gallery owner who only exists in Céline ads.
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It is present in the infinity of forms and phenomena that exists in all of creation.
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BONUS: Elaborate Pixar theory: Every film exists in the same universe as the 'Die Hard' movies
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The finding is the first evidence that "socially contagious itching" exists in rodents, the researchers said.
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Slavery exists in every country and traffickers unfailingly prey upon those who are the most defenseless.
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In the minds of most Americans, the Forever War exists in a nebulous country Over There.
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Like I know that it exists in me and that it will be easy to make.
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A version of the ZenFone 4 already exists in Russia under the name ZenFone 4 Max.
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It exists in a state of many possibilities at once: here/there, fast/slow, left/right.
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"Fierce competitor" is one of the biggest, and most culturally ingrained, compliments that exists in sports.
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Something inherently satisfying exists in these squashed, soft sculptures, similar to actually putting a butt out.
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Or, feature examples of the vernacular art and visual culture that already exists in each neighborhood?
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Rather than being tightly bound to minerals, much of Utopia Planitia's ice exists in discrete deposits.
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If a person exists in a world without social media, does she have a social life?
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In the piece, the publication explores the vicious cycle that exists in the modeling industry today.
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But X-Force exists in the same universe, and is likely to factor in as well.
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The feeling of logging into an online community that only exists in that world is unrivaled.
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Anonymity still exists in certain places, but it's grown fragile and taken on a different meaning.
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And then there's the Daily Mail, which exists in its own category of flagrant tabloid sensationalism.
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The gender pay gap exists in every part of the country with varying degrees of intensity.
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No one exists in the world alone, but Race takes that fact a bit too far.
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Mark Zuckerberg is hoping to build something that only exists in science fiction and comic books.
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He&aposs created this political landscape that exists in this city based upon his own politics.
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But the dream of a truly untethered future exists in the form of wireless mesh networks.
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The reason the block function exists in the first place is to protect users from abuse.
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Fandom is more than just loving something more than normal, and it rarely exists in isolation.
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And I don't think that exists in the medical business, and it's 17% of the economy.
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And we're not the only ones: A Jay Z and Beyoncé-themed restaurant exists in Australia.
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And all that exists, in the right here and now, is the fight come Saturday night.
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Feeding America found that food insecurity exists in every county and congressional district in the country.
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The group concluded that "a chronic pattern of impunity still exists in cases of enforced disappearance".
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The very patter of Glee exists in a different world than the one we're dealing with.
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That happy place now exists in the heated political confines Mr. Trump has drawn for himself.
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Instead, Taiwan – a beacon of democracy in Asia – exists in a murky, diplomatic form of purgatory.
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Some form of modern slavery exists in all 0.023 countries covered by the index, it said.
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That job falls to the Google Assistant, ostensibly the reason Allo exists in the first place.
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Hunger exists in each and every community whether it is represented by a Republican or Democrat.
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The flaw exists in the widely used protocols that direct mobile communications to their intended destinations.
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Gershwin's Catfish Row is based on Cabbage Row, which still exists in a now gentrified neighborhood.
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It exists in the sanctioned Star Wars paracosm; it's a door between our universe and theirs.
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"The synergy exists in both directions," ICSC President and CEO Tom McGee said in an interview.
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One of the more straightforward reasons is the degree of slack that exists in labor markets.
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We need to recognize that implicit bias exists in everyone, it is part of human nature.
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It now exists in 165 countries and is run in the States by Baby-Friendly USA.
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Diderot exists in memory to show that materialism can be miserable or it can be magical.
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This kind of real world testing is exactly why the chair exists in the first place.
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"I think there's going to be a natural tension that exists in those relationships," Brewer said.
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A similar civil court procedure already exists in cases that involve domestic violence, or restraining orders.
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Venture capital recognizes the economic opportunity that exists in healthcare with the aging of baby boomers.
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Analog audio exists in a moment, you only see one flash of light moving really fast.
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The Ambassador Hotel, where Marilyn shot this intimate series of photos, no longer exists in Manhattan.
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Privacy — the right to be free from unwanted intrusion — no longer exists in an absolute sense.
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This paradoxical relationship interests me, and it exists in the most familiar things that surround us.
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I see FKA Twigs, for example, doing something similar... Bjork exists in that world as well.
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Wade and whether a right to privacy exists in the Constitution, as Roe held it does.
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It exists in varying forms in 37 states of both the red and the blue variety.
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It's the outermost planet — one about 20% larger than Earth — that exists in the habitable zone.
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Age of Resistance exists in the Venn diagram crossover between Fraggle Rock and Game of Thrones.
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Then Khamenei added that racism exists in the U.S. He noted that Trump pointed this out.
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"He mentioned the immense potential for 'app-development' that exists in the country," the statement said.
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That future exists in the form of several older Bee incarnations, all played by Anita Gillette.
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THE SENSE OF nuanced antiquity he has cultivated exists in radical counterpoint to the apartment's spareness.
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"It's possible that it exists in all cities in Iran," health ministry official Minou Mohrez said.
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The unspoken gender divide that exists in the war gaming field comes out in funny ways.
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It's a bridge to the new, cross-platform world that Marvel exists in thanks to Disney+.
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And of course, as with any foreign policy matter, no policy choice exists in a vacuum.
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The world now must wonder if there exists in Congress a resistance to Trump's unpopular vision.
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The location is based off "Starbucks Now," a similar store format that only exists in China.
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Professor Saul Kassin, a leading false confessions researcher, explains why scant evidence exists in this area.
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Which is understandable given the character's predicament, but the movie itself exists in a similar state.
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Uranium-235, the stuff that can level cities, only exists in vanishingly small quantities in nature.
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In the 2020 campaign, what's left of the invisible primary exists in a very different form.
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This is not PR. It is about shedding light on what already exists in counterterrorism circles.
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Similarly, Keats says, his project at Hampshire exists in the creative space between art and science.
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It's not clear to me whether that function really exists in the form claimed by Atiyah.
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In the Archie comics, Betty exists in contrast to Veronica, a vixen-y brunette with no scruples.
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Even as people mock the inertia in the TV advertising business, it exists in digital as well.
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Depression puts blinders on me so I can't see the beauty that already exists in my life.
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The work of Beyoncé, West, and Lamar was a reminder that black genius exists in the multiple.
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Despite a few dings in an otherwise powerhouse jobs report, true strength exists in the labor market.
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Perhaps the scariest part though is how much of this information already exists in the public domain.
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It's no secret that the American people are fed up with the dysfunction that exists in Washington.
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But Kavanaugh conveniently cited an article arguing that "vibrant competition" exists in the form of wireless providers.
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It exists in the spaces between, the regrets and lost years you let grow tattered and worn.
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Only, the cultural environment his role exists in has grown even more inhospitable than it already was.
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Games of Thrones actress Maisie Williams is calling out the double beauty standard that exists in Hollywood.
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The second you tell me such a scenario exists in this movie, I want to see it.
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"You also have a very vibrant and lucrative gambling market that exists in the UK," Favorito says.
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It is unavailable for streaming on any of the major sites, but exists in perpetuity on YouTube.
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And they should be taking advantage of this particular situation now that exists in the biotech area.
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You talk about this thin blue line, this blue wall of silence, that exists in your workplace.
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But the exciting part is that choice, however expensive it is, even exists in the first place.
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We found that little genetic "wiggle room" still exists in the breed to make additional genetic changes.
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We found that little genetic 'wiggle room' still exists in the breed to make additional genetic changes.
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So it's just shocking and scary and sad to know that that still exists in our country.
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And it's also true that act of buying stolen information exists in a grey area, legally speaking.
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Displacement exists in gentrified places: in the glass windows of highrises that used to be community spaces.
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It's challenging for us because the insider threat problem exists in many different places within our organization.
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Alongside and in sharp contrast to Novikov's series, Yuri Avvakumov's "Domino" (2008) exists in two temporalities simultaneously.
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"People really have this strange, falsified fantasy world that they think porn exists in," she tells me.
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A suitable instrument to detect an incoming object exists in the Pan-STARRS ground telescope in Hawaii.
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And the same pattern exists in the vast majority of state legislatures up and down the country.
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Regulations and government oversight exists in the absence of pro-social forces within the overarching capitalist framework.
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"This type of problems exists in most countries, even in the USA," he said via phone Tuesday.
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Whatever information was left offscreen exists in archives, biographies, and the poems and letters we can read.
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The same large gender gap exists in terms of views of the safety of nuclear power plants.
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That fear was not unfounded, given the prejudice against maintenance treatment that exists in child welfare agencies.
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While the outcome seems unimaginable, police acted to protect the delicate ecosystem that still exists in iceland.
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The finding becomes even more remarkable when you consider how much life exists in our own oceans.
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There's the pervasive collegiate mindset among these young artists, because their work exists in a specific sphere.
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He used his platform to expose the reality of the racism that still exists in our country.
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How to save your privacy from the Internet's clutches This data exists in a regulatory near-vacuum.
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The app already exists in non-VR form, but here it is running on an HTC Vive.
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It's always humor that exists in it as well, it's not necessarily just about being really political.
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At Thursday's hearing, he pulled back from those remarks and said racism exists in the lending industry.
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There is growing evidence it exists in many more Asian and Middle Eastern countries than previously thought.
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He can speak freely and be fully who he is because he exists in a protected class.
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The good news, according to Sesno, is that such a culture already exists in the United States.
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By and large, his effusive works sought to reveal the uncensored chaos that exists in people's minds.
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Prairie also exists in this universe, but she's leapt into another body, one that looks like hers.
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"Comic books always show me something through the book that exists in the real world," Coates said.
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Wardle also noted that the vulnerability exists in older versions of macOS as well as High Sierra.
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Because make no mistake, every zero-day that exists, in anyone's hands, makes everyone marginally less safe.
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A bubble still exists in some hotspot cities, showing the need for stronger policies, the newspaper said.
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The deeply ontological appeal of Pose comes from the reality that it almost exists in a vacuum.
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The big, mean, strong guy exists in a world apart from the motivations of "normal" pro wrestlers.
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The cereal cafe concept already exists in London, England where the Cereal Killer Cafe has two branches.
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"I am interested in the immaterial border and also how it exists in people memory," says Wong.
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Celebrity bullies such as Gordon Ramsay do nothing to suppress the macho culture that exists in kitchens.
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I think it takes the form of the community or what already exists in the company. Right.
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So you're kind of from nowhere, like a fictional place that just exists in your living room.
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The opportunity to witness his refined jumper (if it exists) in live action would electrify the gym.
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It is a word that exists in Italian and English, with slightly different meanings: individual and character.
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The piece was designed by Jean Schlumberger, and today it exists in the Kennedy Library in Boston.
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JS: You have mentioned this fictional space that exists in the work, or the work of others.
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H&M, with its pledge in place, yet nebulous results, exists in a liminal, in-between space.
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"You do understand what self-deprecation means from somebody who already exists in the margins?" she asks.
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Still, a variation of the company town effect exists in some regions, at least for certain occupations.
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Even so, cheap chic exists in regards to timepieces, at least if you know where to dig.
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An answer exists in three gorgeous picture books that celebrate the chaos, calm and color of night.
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What does it mean when he says: "My work exists in the space between art and life"?
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The data (which goes up to May) shows that the dissonance exists in virtually every prominent story.
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" "I have to say that this is one of the hardest problems that exists in the world.
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Autun exists in the book like an evocation, a dream place, eternal and yet always slipping away.
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He denies a humanitarian crisis exists in Venezuela and blames the United States for his own mess.
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The City Council wants the additional data to see if the same disparity exists in other boroughs.
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Wednesday's hearing demonstrated that broad support exists in Congress for revising Section 230 alongside support for encryption.
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"Language exists in a culture, but at the same time, they're inventing a culture," says Dr. Carpenter.
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It also exists in think tanks, corporate governance, pharmaceutical marketing, higher education, the regulatory system, even philanthropy.
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And this poison exists in our society and it is to blame for far too many crimes.
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What the Islamists have in mind already exists in Aceh Province, on the northern tip of Sumatra.
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A topical example of these violations exists in the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) January lawsuit against Qualcomm.
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But in the era of big data and cloud services, data rarely exists in only one place.
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If more than one rebus exists in a square — and why do you do this to us?
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One such program exists in Japan, which is levels below the United States in talent and participation.
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It's also worth noting that Google hasn't officially confirmed that the device exists in the first place.
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It's a part of the country that will make you forget that anything else exists in Mexico.
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Rather than try to address the alienation and anger that exists in America, he will amplify them.
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That double standard certainly exists; in many situations, male leaders are given greater leeway to be tough.
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First off, an emergency provision like Cuomo's already exists, in some capacity, for New York City's homeless.
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The acronym BBW, internet shorthand for "big, beautiful, women," exists in a liminal space in pop culture.
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Sure, that review might not be public, but it exists in a digital format on the company's servers.
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Saying that the oppression of women exists in all societies does not mean it is the same everywhere.
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Anybody living in a large city like New York exists in a constant state of bed bug fear.
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And in 2001, the reason why this monograph exists, in 2001 I went up to Amazon. Mm-hmm.
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But many diplomats and foreign experts have cast doubt on whether the group exists in any coherent form.
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This is an existential problem for the United States unlike any other that exists in the world today.
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If season 2 of 13 Reasons Why proved anything, it's that life often exists in a grey area.
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It is my go-to place to relax and take in the beauty that exists in the area.
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Pac-Man Nintendo's 'Duck Hunt' Now Exists in Virtual Reality Old School Video Games Inspire Layered Glass Artworks
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It does nothing to fix our gun problem, or help understand why it exists in the first place.
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Now remember: The entire reason the settlement exists in the first place is because Musk was tweeting wildly.
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We are, however, satisfied by the Commission's other reasons for believing that competition exists in the broadband market.
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It's the significant humanitarian crisis this will manifest, adding to the one that already exists in that region.
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The show, which exists in the same universe as the CW's Riverdale, has been popular with young viewers.
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The Spotlight program is similar to one that already exists in China, launched by TikTok's parent company ByteDance.
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It exists in a time between the old and the very new and shows us the way forward.
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In other words, many assume that a Zipwhip style service already exists in more places than it does.
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Cabify is also tapping into another interesting trend, which exists in other areas like e-commerce and fintech.
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A group of women are sick of the "sausage party" that exists in Australia's film and television world.
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But it turns out there is a reason why only one other economics museum exists (in Mexico City).
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In comparison, the license to carry is a requirement that only exists in a minority of US states.
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And as everyone knows, China's pretty much the only reason North Korea still exists in its current form.
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But Silicon Valley, the tech epicenter, exists in part because of opposition to unions, according to Alex Press.
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The first meter of soil contains as much carbon as exists in the atmosphere and all vegetation combined.
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None of these techniques will "solve" the problem, though; not while the internet exists in its current form.
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The show exists in a deliberately timeless era, so costumes will have to be all about the colors.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe's Infinity Saga — aka the story that Avengers: Endgame is ending — exists in three phases.
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Also, what are your thoughts on the ideas about evil that exists in ceratin parts of this subculture?
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But as the new research shows, cooler gas also exists in close proximity to the supermassive black hole.
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Or maybe he won't, because figuring out how NFL justice exists in relation to federal judges is impossible.
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She wasn't ready to do so at the time, but now her work exists in that exact space.
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Like many companies of its era, Iomega no longer exists in the form it did during its heyday.
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"It's much to do with the discourse of hate, of discrimination, prejudice that exists in society," Laitano said.
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After all, often the crime really exists in the thoughts, and not the physical acts, of the accomplice.
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A parallel for this dynamic already exists in VR, where mobile systems outnumber PC equivalents 10 to one.
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This so-called totality only exists in a narrow band, where the moon's shadow falls on the Earth.
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It's the "infrastructure that exists in the cloud to allow some of these functions to work," she says.
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A decent Ohtani hitter proxy exists in the form of Matt Olson, first baseman for the Oakland A's.
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"The petro is being set at an arbitrary value, which only exists in the government's imagination," Ramirez wrote.
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South Africa exists in isolation, and metal is still very much a white thing, in Cape Town especially.
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Pat McCrory (R) signed into law, the most anti-LGBT legislation that exists in the United States today.
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"This already exists in the European Union ... and we want to make it a reality here," he added.
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The crisis that exists in Ukraine is likely a precursor to a larger move by Putin this year.
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A country where modern-day slavery still exists in some industries could have a militantly anti-labor government.
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Today, the largest parade exists in Washington, D.C. The National Memorial Day Parade, which proceeds down Constitution Avenue.
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While this film built community through its creation, there is an undeniable emptiness that exists in each frame.
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You've got to think about the complexity, the ambiguity that exists, the uncertainty that exists in the world.
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Much of this fencing exists in sparsely populated areas where it would be dangerous for people to travel.
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Eternity only exists in the present moment, Katz decided, and fashion offered a direct line to the now.
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A valid reason, but it begs the question of why the Jones Act exists in the first place.
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Our media exists, in a sense, as a public trust, and it is being viciously abused and manhandled.
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The need for that remains, but the way life is lived now exists in conflict with that space.
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For now, it only exists in computer models, but the first experiment is being planned by Harvard researchers.
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"The Arctic exists in a balance between ice and water, between the frozen and unfrozen," Byers told VICE.
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They charging more money, because they got more people coming, but it exists in this weird purgatory place.
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Bad attitudes towards women aren't specific to the Middle East, and racism doesn't only exists in the West.
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The problem also exists in Bulgaria, and a top prosecutor in Slovakia has said an "agricultural mafia" exists.
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The closest thing to a memorial for my little war exists in a field near Israel's northern tip.
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Like Bruce's 60-something default expression, this movie exists in the intersection of the tired, boring, and annoying.
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The long trajectory of White Over Black as detailed in Winthrop Jordan's 1968 book still exists in America.
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It is a gem of a building and an art opportunity that no longer exists in Manhattan-proper.
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Instead, "Monos" exists in the present tense only and immerses the viewer in its bloody and surreal world.
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And that expectation really seems to be at the heart of the wage gap that exists in 2018.
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The exception is Sally, who's as close to a rounded person as exists in Davis's brand of comedy.
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Unlike BankBot, Nao exists in real life, around 23 inches tall, as opposed to within a digital platform.
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The explanation had to do with social capital, the amount of interpersonal contact that exists in a community.
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Google exists in a democracy whose elected representatives ultimately decide whether to use force and through what means.
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It looks a lot more like a task launcher than what exists in Windows 10 at the moment.
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If tradition causes hierarchy, and Western cultures have transcended tradition, then sexism primarily exists in other "backward" cultures.
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Commentary is integral to sports, and some of the best commentary out there now exists in podcast form.
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There is literally no other reality that exists in which she doesn't take the vote by a landslide.
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One such opportunity currently exists in an unexpected place: the satellite networks that gather weather data across America.
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Although this already exists in some states, I would make sure to enforce it in all 50 states.
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We regret to inform you that a butter sculpture of Boris Johnson's face now exists in the world.
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"It's possible that it exists in all cities in Iran," health ministry official Minou Mohrez said last week.
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Fortunately, more substantive legislation already exists in the form of the bipartisan and bicameral Saudi Nuclear Nonproliferation Act.
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"This type of problem exists in most countries, even in the U.S.A.," he said in a phone interview.
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She exists in a vague state, batting away doubt and fear like pop-up ads from her psyche.
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"There is a certain type of culture that exists in many of these male-dominated fields," she says.
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Even now foreign companies are eager to invest here, despite the political uncertainty that still exists in Washington.
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Nothing exists in a vacuum, and there are multiple and critical national requirements that compete for limited dollars.
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Toys "R" Us still exists in other parts of the world, including Canada, Europe, Asia and India. 3.
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Tawney's work exists in a limbo … it has departed from craft and function without quite arriving at art.
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A broad range of soft targets -- including energy facilities -- still exists in Saudi Arabia and throughout the region.
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To be sure, it can seem like the promise of bipartisan oversight exists in an alternate political universe.
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Unlike the e-tail world, which exists in the unmoored present, these stores all came with a past.
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"People are ignorant about capoeira, but ignorance only exists in people who don't know the sport," he said.
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The socioeconomic model is known as Rhine capitalism and exists in Germany, France and other Northern European countries.
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But it is also driven by conservative media, much of which exists in a symbiotic interrelationship with Trump.
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So you guys make great stuff online, and then there's stuff that's also online but exists in print.
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The issue, he explained, is trying to convince politicians that the problem even exists in the first place.
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There is not a millinery school that exists in the United States anymore that's solely dedicated to millinery.
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But as of now, the hyperloop only exists in the spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations of Hyperloop One's marketing team.
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Searching shrugs off the idea that our screen activity exists in some lesser unreality, separate from our genuine selves.
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Fixing entitlement issues — he mentioned Social Security specifically — requires political will that he does not believe exists in Washington.
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"I don't thank that 'morality' is an abstract ideal that exists in a bubble apart from reality," he said.
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Voter fraud exists "in very small numbers," said David Becker, executive director of the Center for Election Innovation & Research.
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"MoMAR is non-profit, non-owned, and exists in the absence of any privatized structures," the group's website states.
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The track exists in the same space Solange's A Seat At the Table visually, but sonically it's less sparse.
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Well, through social media and Reddit, I basically met these people who think Bigfoot exists in the British Isles.
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As such, it reflects the racism that exists in media, and has a responsibility to address it as well.
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In that respect, a deep yearning exists in Greenwald's poems for encounters that may seem impossible in everyday life.
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As noted, this is all very circumstantial, and we really have no idea if life exists in Venus' clouds.
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The gin-drinking investment banker exists in chemsex spaces as much as the young guy without access to capital.
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"Lemonade" premiering on HBO is a well thought out marketing strategy that exists in the era of downloadable singles.
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And capitalism, regardless of your feelings on it, most often exists in direct opposition to equality and human rights.
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Of course, there could be concerns that GameClub exists in a gray area, with regard to App Store policy.
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Such a system currently exists, in the form of the existing 311 system for reporting nonemergency municipal service issues.
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It kind of exists in my head and it is populated by snippets of media I've seen and digested.
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The luxurious space, which feels like it exists in its own, special universe, always has the hint of destiny.
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I want to be clear, Helvetica is a great typeface, it's just that it exists in a single master.
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That same receptor exists in bats, pigs, and civets, which is why they're the most likely intermediary-species candidates.
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His brain exists, in part, in the cloud, which means he needs to be hooked up to a smartphone.
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Bumblebee is the Autobot who most deserved an origin story — which is why Bumblebee exists in the first place.
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Ken's Folly I've loved Ken all season, I'm starting to wonder if he exists in the infamous Handsome Bubble.
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Burger King's joke lands because AI exists in the public imagination as a quantum entity — simultaneously powerful and pathetic.
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But this opens up more questions, like: What happened to the Steve Rogers who exists in the past timeline?
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By unlocking data that exists in siloed systems, businesses end up democratizing the availability of data across the enterprise.
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You know how I mentioned that British slang pretty much exists in an entirely different lexicon to American slang?
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And of course, we have the potential conflict with Russia in the air that exists in this situation also.
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In order to explain, we have to go back to why the whereabouts rule exists in the first place.
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If anything, it's a testament to the loyalty that exists in the click that so passionately represent the 209.
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The CFPB exists in large part because Warren, then a Harvard Law School professor, proposed the idea in 2007.
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President Trump's infamous "build the wall!" campaign chant now exists in the form of a promoted hashtag on Twitter.
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Animation — and therefore technically exists in the same cinematic universe as the company's line of live-action DC films.
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This proposed legislation is a clear signal to Congress that an appetite for enrollment controls exists in the states.
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Puerto Rico exists in the liminal space between being a nation and belonging to the U.S. as a territory.
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Each year GAO also helpfully documents the extent of fragmentation, overlap, and duplication that exists in the federal government.
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Mostly the alt-right exists in the form of memes and online communities like 4chan and extremist Discord channels.
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This message exists in Arrival, but it's hidden under broader plot movements, big drama, and more visible Hollywood layers.
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Not delivered through cable, satellite, or over the air, this channel exists in piecemeal, on YouTube, Roku, and Amazon.
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This means the levy and taxi assistance package could be rolled out before ridesharing even exists in South Australia.
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The Trump administration, meanwhile, is a long way from 2020, but exists in a constant state of political angst.
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While the chip exists in current phones, it isn't yet activated, but will be in a future software release.
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It exists in state capitols, where bills preferred by urban delegations have been much more likely to be rejected.
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But she does have a theory as to why the age-old question exists — in her case, at least.
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"That is the tension that exists in de-medicalizing what is fundamentally a medical and surgical test," he says.
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Instead we got a trenchant takedown of a Valley that only exists in the minds of especially shallow journalists.
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Aseem Trivedi: Every type of corruption exists in our government, with politicians selling contracts and making money through commission.
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The Graham family exists in extreme isolation, physically and emotionally, from all of the other characters in the film.
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As explained in the Verge, Dawson's video exists in a grey area where conspiracy theories are presented as possibilities.
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Support for the mobile payment service exists in transit systems in China, Russia, Japan and the United Kingdom already.
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But it was nonetheless "a reminder that adult supervision still exists in Washington," writes The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty.
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The era and timbre of Chaimowicz's French is magnificent: rounded, classical, an accent that barely exists in contemporary France.
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Communism is what existed in the Soviet Union and still exists in China, Cuba, Laos, North Korea and Vietnam.
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Islamabad denied any militant camp exists in the area and said the Indian bombs exploded on an empty hillside.
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I feel that in a way, a part of him exists in my mind, so I have this dialogue.
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The species only exists in small numbers in just two spots here, and another in the Chesapeake Bay area.
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A similar story exists in jails across the state, where 60 percent of the incarcerated are being detained pretrial.
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No such federal approval exists in the United States, and none is likely to come from the Trump administration.
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And though now illegal, language like it still exists in the deeds to homes all across the United States.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council, which America helped create as a regional bulwark against Iran, now exists in name only.
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The incomplete picture of Ms. DeVos, 59, exists in part because she has never publicly sought to correct it.
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In both art and life, the past exists in the present like sediment, like a faint or erased line.
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"Editions" describes how each of their collections is distinct but exists in continuity, like a chapter in a book.
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But the comments highlighted a lingering resentment mixed with some grief and regret that still exists in Biden World.
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This is the greatest country that ever has existed and is the greatest country that exists, in my opinion.
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Its office is only 1.3 miles from the gleaming new Salesforce tower, but it exists in a different world.
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The vulnerability exists in Windows 10, Microsoft's flagship operating system, as well as some versions of its server software.
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She led me out and said very nicely, 'Do you think that gender equality exists in Morocco or Algeria?
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"It's possible that it exists in all cities in Iran," health ministry official Minou Mohrez said, according to IRNA.
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The Sims 4 exists in an infrastructure where games can be patched as quickly as those patches are written.
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He is unhinged, unpredictable, and exists in the only part of this world that has any joy to it.
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His successor has said that no evidence of any wrongdoing exists in connection with Hunter Biden's role at Burisma.
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Scientists must also do complex calculations to account for the background methane that already exists in the earth's atmosphere.
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"When you take a brand like Anchor, its very soul exists in the heart of San Francisco," Greggor said.
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Maduro denies a humanitarian crisis exists in Venezuela and says the aid efforts are part of a coup attempt.
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Oil exists in many types of quality – from heavy, sulfur-rich Canadian oil sands to ultra-light shale oil.
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"If everything it runs on still exists in the year 3928, it'll start again at the beginning," Colin said.
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Are you beginning to see how much dire meddling with the concept of the family exists in Wilson's characters?
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"No other historical property exists in Austria that holds such a special, global and political meaning," the motion read.
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The revenue side is where much of the solution likely exists — in the form of higher individual tax rates.
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The work also exists in the tradition of a Duchampian altered reproduction – using humor and challenging ideas of authorship.
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Weird Garbage exists in the universe as an icon of the person to whom it will eventually be given.
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And the best part is that it exists in a place outside of time, a comfort for all seasons.
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As porn is a thing that adult men like, this type of man exists in the porn world, too.
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Fagen pointed to the lineup at the convention as a manifestation of the disunity that exists in the Republican Party.
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The disease exists in large tropical cities where the mosquito vectors live in intimate contact with the crowded human host.
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ICloud exists, in part, to save backups in the event that, say, you drop your phone in a swimming pool.
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We seek their comfort and their help in dealing with the stress, politics and hostility that exists in the workplace.
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It showed what happens when women age and lose their beauty and what kind of double standard exists in society.
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As a live musician, an improvised solo would not be "fixed" because it only exists in that one particular performance.
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"The stigma is a big problem and it still exists in our society, as well as Western society," she said.
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At this point, Game of Thrones exists in a different universe than ASOIAF, especially where Lady Stoneheart's storyline is concerned.
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And then there's Seattle's Edwin Diaz, who for the purposes of this exercise exists in a sort of liminal space.
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Pryer's work tries to find the universal essence of human experience as it exists in the mythologies of the world.
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Removing the flag in South Carolina was one thing, but racism exists in South Carolina as policy and social practice.
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That said, what through-line exists in Transit focuses on the protagonist moving into a new home after a divorce.
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What we know from research is that it is the culture that exists in technology that creates the pipeline problem.
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Technological advances aside, early voter turnout will depend on whether people know that the option now exists in New York.
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And Trump, in his stop-and-frisk proposal, is arguing for more of the kind that already exists in excess.
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Everything in the Alien franchise exists in the shadow of the far-reaching and ruthless British Japanese Weyland-Yutani Corporation.
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The world is like ours, but for one major difference: slavery exists in a handful of states in the USA.
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This new spider species discovered in India just topped the list — mainly because it exists in our real Muggle world.
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Speaks to alienated voters: He is a candidate who knows to speak to the anger that exists in the electorate.
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All my work, every photo I've ever taken since age eleven, is an image that exists in that placeless place.
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Though OfferBoard exists in different forms for each client and use case, it is that infrastructure in its simplest form.
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The undercurrent of anti-elite frustration that helped propel Trump still exists in 2020, despite strong top-line economic indicators.
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"Google is aware of reports that an exploit for CVE-2019-5786 exists in the wild," the web giant said.
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We've seen Microsoft demonstrate this display rotation, and it looks far smoother than what currently exists in Windows 22 today.
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Because can you even believe that this Pokémon stunt double is actually a living creature that exists in our world!!!!
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But an easier, and cheaper, solution already exists in the form of one-time-purchase medical alert bracelets and necklaces.
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That's something that exists in the mythology, and we've seen various versions of it in comics and TV and film.
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Remember how we said magic exists in the Game of Thrones universe but the show has mostly forgotten about it?
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The vortex exists in the stratosphere (around 10-plus miles up), well above the troposphere where we experience our weather.
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"The Simpsons" now exists in a TV landscape in which it's not the only envelope-pushing cartoon on the block.
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What the survey revealed was that, categorically, scientists do not believe that sound evidence of chemtrails exists in academic literature.
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The city's history, he says, exists in "perpetual motion, swinging back and forth between competing poles of myth and reality".
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It exists in her mind, and therefore on the page, in a novel that is equal parts brilliant and bewildering.
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"This role, which exists in various countries in the region, will favor the competitiveness of local actors," the CNV said.
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"The income inequality that exists in this country is a disgrace," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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Like last time, this kitty owned and operated Pizza Hut only exists in the land of Japanese commercials … for now.
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Now, one of the largest Black alternative music festivals in the world, Afropunk also exists in Atlanta, Paris, and Johannesburg.
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People who know him best have repeatedly said he exists in a world unto himself, and the evidence lines up.
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In the face of tragedies and acts of terror, we need to remember that good still exists in this world.
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He is a sad product of rape culture, a mass of inchoate desires who barely exists in the tactile world.
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Even though bitcoin solely exists in digital zeroes and ones, the computers that run the network are huge energy hogs.
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This is reality for many men of color, and it shows the inherent bias that exists in our justice system.
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The viewer both exists in the world as a character or story device, and has influence over the experienced story.
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The vulnerability exists in the way Google implements the Widevine EME/CDM technology that Chrome uses to stream encrypted video.
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The reality is that in many Sub-Saharan African states where terror groups are present, democracy exists in name alone.
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No. But this example of machine learning ruthlessly exposes the bias that still exists in our journalism and journalists today.
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So we will need to cast an actor who exists in this moment, and who can do the role justice.
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Sound and Color exists in a place beyond the rock and soul box the average listener might confine them to.
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Connected by ephemeral, immaterial, and performative concepts, the exhibition as a whole exists in various stages of completion and creation.
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But, he said, it exists in a "legal gray area" as long as the government refuses to acknowledge their activities.
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And such pumps, the largest of which exists in New Orleans, cost up to $600 million each, according to Levermann.
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Goldberg's column is symptomatic of the way National Review now exists in perilous territory between the left and the right.
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And single-payer health care will bankrupt the country, even though some version of it exists in most developed nations.
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History exists in a million fractal ways in a million different places and according to a million different subjective experiences.
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"It is a plain fact that racial discrimination still exists in both the United States and South Africa," he said.
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Once it is taken out of the ground, it simply exists in the environment until it can be buried again.
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His works are prime examples that show us that our object of fear very much exists in our own reality.
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"It has had no impact on policy, but it feeds a negative opinion of Europe that exists in France already."
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The same problem exists in some channels that promote questionable beauty products and make pseudoscientific claims about diets and nutrition.
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"The fact modern slavery still exists in the shadows of our communities is totally unacceptable," he said in a statement.
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There now exists in the United States, especially in fields such as economics and law, an entire alternative university system.
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The scammers earn a commission on the sign-ups, which is the reason the scam exists in the first place.
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The big picture: There's reason to believe this type of financial hedging exists in most contracts involving the big PBMs.
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But fluorescence only exists in the here and now, and bling has a way of blinding all but the jaded.
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Only a small museum exists in his home town Karlskoga, close to Bofors, an arms manufacturer which he helped build.
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Each pokes holes in the other until all that remains is a mesh that exists in both realms at once.
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Even if you believe that Getzlaf's word exists in an ambiguous place, you can't tell yourself that's what happened here.
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The T.U.E. rightfully exists in order to enable an athlete who has a legitimate medical condition to continue to compete.
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Still, the case has been widely seen as an important bellwether of whether media freedom still exists in the country.
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As with most monuments in Canada's capital, its inscription is bilingual, and meaning exists in a tense tangle between translations.
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"This huge hole that exists in the sales tax structure has been known for a long time," Mr. Peterson said.
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This disturbing reality exists in large part because, unlike other industries, gun manufacturers and sellers are shielded from legal accountability.
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Rather than presenting a black-and-white story with clear villains and protagonists, "Pretty Girls" exists in the gray zones.
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But Tyler, the Creator is different: his world exists in nature, yet it also involves skateboarding, doughnuts, polaroid cameras, streetwear.
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Employees can focus on the work of serving customers and delivering customer success when solid trust exists in the workplace.
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Political speech often exists in the gray space between fact and fiction, and that remains true in the digital realm.
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Bone structure changes in response to heat due to its mineral content, which exists in the form of tiny crystals.
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Traditional computers do calculations using bits: data that exists in one state at a time, a one or a zero.
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The ISDS mechanism exists in a large number of trade agreements worldwide, 50 of which the U.S. is involved in.
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Other Gossip • Maia mostly exists in the margins as she successfully gets a list that Henry requested from Jax's computer.
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The Stone sentencing was a reminder that justice "still" exists in this case, but even that will be short-lived.
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It exists in our world and the idea that removing a technology that enables immortality would change that is naive.
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It's a feature that already exists in Edge, and now Microsoft is helping bring it directly to Chromium and Chrome.
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Because it also exists in other languages, including French, using it might make you sound like you're putting on airs.
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In most cases, this belief only exists in our heads, yet it prevents us from moving forward with our lives.
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Second, it will ensure that universities admit the same proportion of private-school pupils as exists in the wider population.
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We've seen Microsoft demonstrate this display rotation, and it looks far smoother than what currently exists in Windows 10 today.
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A third case exists in which the last year of the group fell just short of an official La Niña.
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Local media reported that a text message exchange exists in which he offered 280 dollars for someone to kill her.
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Little consensus exists in Congress about what, if any, changes to make to the law as part of extending it.
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No legal recourse exists in the US for someone who, like the Australian counsellor, gets fired for being non-monogamous.
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Improving health will be possible only when we address the hostile environment that exists in far too many American communities.
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A similar situation exists in Washington State, where voters legalized buying and using recreational marijuana in 2012, when Colorado did.
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The Meltdown vulnerability exists in laptops, desktops and cloud-based computers running most types of Intel processors made since 1995.
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