It came from a different era, shouldn't have still existed, but nevertheless, there it was — old New England, old New York, tinged with a hint of King's College King's English.
In the East, the Syrian and Alexandrian fleets are known from legal sources to have still existed in ca. 400 (Codex Justinianus, XI.2.4 & XI.13.1), while a fleet is known to have been stationed at Constantinople itself, perhaps created out of the remnants of the praetorian fleets.
And although the poking feature still exists, it has been buried behind the site's more useful tools.
The underwater tunnel, which is now underground after the water had gone, still exist and can be accessed.
He wins on points because at least he is saying, through his work, that in this world black people on both sides of the line between good and evil have existed, still exist, and will continue to exist.
22 [sic] years after the end of apartheid, many of these barriers, and the inequalities they have engendered, still exist.
I've also overheard racist remarks here in Atlanta — racism I had forgotten still existed down South after living in New York City for 6 years.
Though the theory doesn't have the following it once had, true believers still exist and the forthcoming article will give them new prestige.
In other news, a new viral marketing campaign by a middle-America retailer I had no idea still existed had me thinking about my fans this week.
I saw a world that I would not have believed still existed, a world that is, of course, changing; but so slowly, so reluctantly, so fascinatingly.
