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The phrase "and whatever will exist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to anything that may come into being in the future or to express an open-ended inclusion of possibilities.
Example: "We must consider the impact of our actions on the environment, society, and whatever will exist in the years to come."
Alternatives: "and anything that may arise" or "and all that is to come".
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Otherwise, the organization will decide for you and you will become part of whatever existed before you and whatever will exist after you.
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Elites are necessary, have always existed and will exist willy-nilly in nature and in society whatever rancor we may feel.
They've always existed and always will exist.
Love for your motherland always existed and always will exist.
Provided that there is some excess bandwidth, the symbol rate feature will exist, whatever the modulation.
"History is as light as individual human life, unbearably light, light as a feather, as dust swirling into the air, as whatever will no longer exist tomorrow".
Soon enough, videos will exist within the online document, and its words will exist in whatever language the viewer most desires.
Rare earths will not become scarcer, if the demand is there, the supply will exist – in other words, if in 10 years you are willing to spend 5 000 for the iPad v.8.2 (or whatever), the rare earths will be there – the deposits exist and can be mined if consumers are willing to pay the price.
It also drained whatever fleeting political will existed to rein in Wall Street in a serious way.
Enter Route 8, and Bulbasaur (or whatever) will appear.
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