Are there any valid reasons, really, for another movie called "RoboCop" to exist?
It may have something to do with the fact, that you have never heard of a city called Graz to exist.
A few weeks ago, I spoke with psychoanalyst Jamieson Webster in front of an audience at NeueHouse in New York for an event we decided to call "How to Exist OK (LIVE)." Jamieson was fresh off publishing Conversion Disorder, her new book from Columbia University Press that masterfully integrates some pretty heavy psych theory into a surprisingly personal framework.
The Affordable Medicines Facility-malaria (AMFm), as it is called, will cease to exist as a standalone entity and will become part of the fund's regular funding programs a decision that critics say will make quality malaria drugs more expensive and more difficult to obtain in African pharmacies.
Others are translated into psychological structures called events, that seem to exist in a medium called "time".
The business card in the folder also notes the writer's name as "Katharina Mansfield", a Slavic-influenced version that Kimber said Mansfield had signed on documents discovered previously, but no such calling card was known to exist.
When Charles Darwin arrived there in 1835 during his voyage on the HMS Beagle, he discovered many species not found anywhere else in the world for example, several species of finches, of which 14 are now known to exist (called Galapagos, or Darwin's, finches).
The data ranges found indicate that considerable uncertainties continue to exist, calling for further analysis in the area.
Hamas will not recognize Israel's right to exist (calling the Jewish state "the Zionist entity").
He can say, "Under the Ryan plan, something called Medicare will continue to exist," but he needs to add that the money is saved by "no longer paying for Medicare".
