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Clearly, the public does not recognise the home secretary's description of policing as a service that exists exclusively to cut crime.

The Rock Hall has never seemed entirely certain of how to address the more odious foundational elements (egregious sexism; the manipulation and swindling of black artists) of the genre that it exists exclusively to immortalize, but still this was a particularly preposterous start.

Fan favorites like "She's All That" and "Jerry Maguire" center around a woman completely changing her life for a man, while "500 Days of Summer" and "Garden State" idealize the manic pixie dream girl -- a woman who exists exclusively to further the personal growth of a man. .

In Scotland that has meant increased support for the Scottish National Party who only formed a majority government in Holyrood for the first time in 2011 and an increasingly common view that the union exists exclusively to ensure the interests of the city of London.

The sea is dark and deep, and crawling with leviathans that exist exclusively to murder you, legs first.

But Appignanesi quickly shuts down this fascinating line of inquiry, warning that "the exponential growth in theories about early childhood is oddly coincident with the rise of feminism," as if the science existed exclusively to perform the task of social control.

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One important distinction is that the eRF3-PABPC1 complexistssts exclusively in one-to-one stoichiometry as Phe76 binding is essential for both complexes (Fig. 1B).

The latter's visual toxicities are thought to be due to inhibition of phosphodiesterase type 6 (PDE6), which exists exclusively in the retina and is responsible for modulating the transduction cascade of the photoreceptor response to light.

Our lab and others have provided evidence that the protein exists in substantial part in human cells as a helical multimer, while other groups have continued to maintain that it exists exclusively or in very large part as a "natively unfolded" monomer.

The physical universe described by current scientific methods exists exclusively as one that our nervous system allows us to perceive it in the form of qualia -- defined as all sensations, images, feeling and thoughts experienced in a conscious mind.