When Len McCluskey of the giant Unite trade union weighed into Ed Miliband and Ed Balls over their modest recalibration of Labour's economic policy he was embracing a fine old tradition which has existed for most of the century of their co-existence: feuding in public between Labour and the TUC.
The editor of the Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, had earlier informed government officials that other copies of the files existed outside the country and that the Guardian was neither the sole recipient nor steward of the files leaked by Snowden, a former NSA contractor.
Two anomalies have long existed in the upper echelons of golf.
"When I came to this country, I realised what did not exist, and had existed then: music in the air, and a level of culture among the people you wouldn't get nowadays.
Clinton appeared to contradict herself at one point, admitting that some 30,000 emails from her tenure at Foggy Bottom that she had deemed personal no longer existed.
It was the first time the government had admitted the boat existed, after Morrison and Abbott repeatedly refused to comment on its whereabouts.
Bridges' quick feet and quicker mind allowed him to size up situations before defenders even knew that they existed, able to calculate exactly what needed to be done to get the ball into the net whether the ball was at his feet or someone else's.
Specifically to a land that the rest of Ireland has almost forgotten ever existed; to an Arcadia where there is prosperity, jobs, optimism, hope.
Everyone went about their lives as though he had never existed.
The entire incident was wiped from my record when I was 16, so it hadn't even existed in a legal sense, and if I never mentioned it again, it would never come up.
Glastonbury is a place full of weird, forgotten subcultures that you didn't realise still existed.
