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Some studies have depicted the epochal character of transitions from societies where commodity shortages exist to those of commodity overproduction and from closed societies to open societies under the influence of globalisation.

It was apparent in discussing their reactions to the course that some students found it hard to accept that there are no universally agreed-upon answers to the big questions of life; that a number of plausible answers exist to those questions; and that some questions may not even admit of an answer.

The Big East tournament, or at least as it is exists to those that love it, will die at 34, even if the tournament itself continues on.

It may be difficult to "see" pain, or "prove" that it exists to those empowered to relieve it.

Government should exist to protect those rights against those who would violate them.

Party chairs lead voluntary organisation and exist to serve those interests.

But guidelines and rules of thumb exist to help those receiving large gifts choose how to handle their good fortune.

The mode here is affirmation: that one already thinks the right things, never that a political party may exist to persuade those who currently think the wrong things.

But experts like Mr. Smeloff say the tools already exist to dampen those peaks, and reduce prices to consumers as well, if only a constituency existed to push for the changes.

2. Though many organizations and resources exist to support those whose lives have been affected by natural disaster, there are also people who attempt to profit illegally during times of vulnerability and crisis.

There are streams and trails, and while there is plenty of hiking, hunting, fishing, and inner-tubing, few visitors come to the area and few businesses exist to accommodate those who do.