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The team doesn't expect their new app to fully replace the default camera app, but instead exist alongside it – ready for those times you want to take a great photo, not just a quick snap.

Religious dissension is the topic of this sermon and argues that dissenters do not want to embrace freedom, but instead exist only to destroy established Churches, especially the Church of Ireland.

Each platform was its own cultural element, not trying to scream it's presence but instead exist as a moving piece in the larger performance of a city, a background to a bigger story.

The issuance of more patents by the Patent Office also does not protect small businesses from being sued by the growing contingent of patent holders who offer absolutely no product or service to the American people, but instead exist solely and exclusively to threaten and sue as many productive businesses as they can in order to extract hold-up payments for licenses to their patents.

Through a combination of local investigation, communication with experts, and detailed review of the original blog postings (in Chinese) regarding the farms, we have learned that the farms are not located at QHL, but instead exist 1200 km south of QHL near Lhasa.

Indeed, they may not represent a fixed subpopulation, but instead exist in specific niches in flexible equilibrium with non-CSCs, with the balance depending on interactions between them as well as external selective pressures [ 107- 109].

It is recognised that osteoporotic bone does not have one absolute value, but instead exists within a spectrum of values.

Dr. Rupnick's work suggests that blood vessels in fat never seem to fully mature but they instead exist in a special environment that allows them to grow or retract depending upon the caloric needs of the organism.

It has been shown that in hybrid polymer inorganic photovoltaic devices not all the photogenerated excitons dissociate at the interface immediately, but can instead exist temporarily as bound charge pairs (BCPs).

The Fed believes low interest rates should not be the result of a high savings rate, but instead can exist by decree, a conviction which has directly led consumers to believe their spending can outstrip disposable income.

Exurban life instead exists in the isolation of freeways and one-acre lots.