"Let's stop lying about this and pretending it doesn't exist as a problem... it really does.
In its view of a world in which race no longer exists as a problem, but in which African-American cultural styles continue to flourish, the movie no doubt indulges in a bit of utopian projection, as comedies often do.
Others worried that to write about misogyny in one institution is to deny it exists as a problem elsewhere, or that to focus on some men is to problematically ignore the good lads.
The new study is only the latest to conclude that in-person voter fraud doesn't exist as a problem.
Do you think average levels of depression, the kind that everyone experiences from time to time, exist as a chemical problem in the brain?
But when Sigmund Freud was working and when Mary Wigman performed Witch Dance, anxiety did not exist as a medical problem.
Pressure ulcer (PU) still exist as a pervasive problem and occurs in both hospital and community settings, affecting all age groups, but mostly occurring among the elderly, the immobile, and those patients with severe acute illness or neurological deficits [ 1].
Therefore, such a travelling burn-up wave exists as well in the multi-dimensional problem, which has a solitary wave profile in the long axial direction and a buckling shape, as in usual reactors, in the smaller transverse direction.
Other, topological as opposed to measure-theoretic, approaches to this problem exist as well.
Other problems exist as well.
