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It becomes an existential thing.

"The fact that they're puppets being manipulated," Kaufman adds, "becomes an existential issue as well.

Therefore, you realise, you will need REI's equipment.And so, for opportunity maximisers at least, shopping at REI becomes an existential duty.

As it has become ingrained that one of the main forms of shared public life is shopping, its loss becomes an existential threat to society.

Every bite becomes an existential matter, and I worry about being tipped over the edge into obesity (I'm 5ft8 and weigh roughly 138lbs).

If you can do anything you want, then every day becomes an existential problem — an empty space of possibility that has no ceiling but also no walls and no floor.

For Dominguez and others, it has become an existential fight.

In many ways, the situation in Greece has become an existential question for the I.M.F.

They mean, quite simply, that climate change has become an existential crisis for the human species.

That constant awareness can become an existential challenge for anyone who lives around horses.

By the time Roosevelt moved into the White House, what had begun as a financial panic had become an existential threat.