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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as these existed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the state or condition of certain things that were present or in existence at a particular time.
Example: "The artifacts were preserved in the museum, showcasing the culture as these existed in ancient times."
Alternatives: "as they were" or "as they appeared".
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Nurturing conditions such as these existed across the regions, illustrating where the clinical stakeholder roles and responsibilities were well-defined, and communicated and recognised in the stroke units.
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Just as clearly, we know the threat will last as long as these weapons exist.
As long as these cells exist in the marrow, blood can be regenerated.
And, as long as these imbalances exist, your ability to attract and retain talent will be impaired.
As long as these weapons exist, they will continue to spread.
As long as these jobs exist, the people who do them have to be paid a living wage.
And as long as these people exist (and they do, in droves), then Madison Avenue will be here to enchant them.
Students' reflection on their own learning can be incorporated into judgment of student achievement as soon as these skills exist at an appropriate level.
He went on to say, "Make no mistake: As long as these weapons exist, the United States will maintain a safe, secure and effective arsenal to deter any adversary, and guarantee that defense to our allies".
As long as these epizootics exist international efforts through governments would appear to be the only effective means of vaccine delivery.
As these abnormalities existed even in diabetic subjects with no microvascular complications, it is likely that they preceded the development of these complications.
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