A heartland America existed after all".
The crime wave eroded the sense of solidarity that existed after World War II.
"This is like there's this world that existed after dark and, it was gone like that [snaps].
But he "quickly forgot that Facebook existed" after his impromptu decision to end his social media presence.
Second, President Bush tells us of the climate of fear that existed after the 9/11 attacks in which his policies were forged.
Those naturally preserved mummies are believed to have influenced the religious doctrines because they seemed to prove that the individual existed after his death.
"There is a huge argument against this, that slavery actually existed after 1827," she said, adding: "Yes, slavery was abolished by law.
It was the first time the government had admitted the boat existed, after Morrison and Abbott repeatedly refused to comment on its whereabouts.
But Bush administration officials say they came to know about the uranium program in 2002 and won an admission from North Korea that it existed after Mr. Kelly confronted officials in North Korea in the fall of that year.
The Pacers became the unwitting victims of a speedy, daring Knicks team that no one knew existed after Ewing missed the final four games of last year's Eastern Conference championship with a partly torn Achilles' tendon.
