To deregulate and dilute what slender protection currently exists would have been monstrous".
Moreover, we know that if our sun were not in the outer part of our galaxy, life as it exists would have been impossible, both because of the impact of harmful cosmic radiation and because of gravitational perturbations that might easily have disrupted stable planetary orbits.
A means of verifying whether "an intrinsic" author exists would have been to assess the factors associated with survival among articles published at the beginning of the authors' scientific life.
He joked with Boswell that immortality, if it existed, would have to be universal and would therefore permit infants without reason and worthless drunks to be saved.
Haygood's unforgiving portrait depicts Mastin controlling Davis through an ironclad contract he wielded through 1965, which, if it existed, would have violated prohibitions against indentured servitude.
Is it plausible that the Bush administration, which was failing to act on all the rules that did exist, would have used any authorities with respect to derivatives in any of the legislation we dealt with?
The creature who would have existed would have had a kind of overlap of psychic constitution with me.
In 1992, a terabyte drive, if such a thing had existed, would have cost $5 million.
There are, in fact, no actual golden mountains, for instance, but there are possible golden mountains, that is, things that, had they existed, would have been golden mountains.
Surely the intrepid astronaut in such a rocket, who would never age beyond a certain point but who also would never necessarily die or cease to exist, would have just cause to complain that something was singular about this spacetime.
There is a fear that these entities, if they existed, would have to be construed as truth-makers; and identity theorists, as we have seen, want to have nothing to do with truth-makers (Dodd 2008a: 112008a
