Because the 52 Blocks exists practically as an oral tradition, its history is a bit murky.
For example, it might well be that no society and no system of institutions can exist, practically speaking, without the meta-institution of government; absent government, societies and social institutions tend to disintegrate.
Long-lived waste will exist practically a million years".
One job, the "I-need-to-send-this-from-here-to-there-with-perfect-certainty-as-fast-as-possible" job, has existed practically forever.
Just Sustainabilities: Development in an Unequal World does a remarkable job of presenting the theories and challenges that exist practically and philosophically with regard to environmental and social justice and sustainability.
Within hours, its lyrics were posted; this is no small thing, especially to those of us used to wading through the crappy, pop-up-heavy lyric sites that have existed practically since the internet began.
Although the copyright and bankruptcy laws have existed practically since our nation's inception, and the antitrust laws have been in force for over a century, there is no established tradition in the lower federal courts of allowing enforcement of those federal statutes against the States.
Long-lived waste will exist practically a million years". So, he says, blast them with a neutron beam, turn them into something else, accelerate their decay: there could even be a power bonus The 2MW beam could provide the source for a subcritical nuclear reactor - subcritical because nobody wants another Chernobyl - that could yield a gigawatt or even two.
With this, the development in Spain seems to follow that in the US where cultivar choices today exist practically only among substantially fewer GM varieties ([6] and see below).
It was clear even then that if this ghostly particle did exist, it was practically undetectable--weighing almost nothing and slipping easily through all types of matter without leaving a trace.
