It exists, like everything else in what might otherwise have been a striking landscape, only as a subdivision of her own concerns.
Considering the failed PCR attempts, the homologous sequence may not exist in rabbit possibly due to chromosomal region loss, or even if it exists, like the rat sequence, the sequence may be quite dissimilar to functional GBGT1 gene sequences.
But since the car can't tell the difference it exists, like Daily Mail readers, in a constant froth of panic over nothing; and I have got too used to ignoring it.
A "zero-day exploit" occurs when hackers or governments strike by using the flaw before anyone else knows it exists, like a burglar who finds, after months of probing, that there is a previously undiscovered way to break into a house without sounding an alarm.
Where it exists, like in staffing, container planning or berth scheduling, it provides more of a planning aid.
It exists like a parallel universe in which the Iraq war is going swimmingly and the economy is fine.
It means something to us not because it's a tangible thing that exists, but because we've agreed to pretend it exists, like money, or Christmas.
You'll arrive in this world and feel like it existed 500 years before, and like it'll exist 500 years after you stop playing.
I never really got into Scott & Bailey (ITV) in a serious way, but I was always glad it existed, a bit like Jamie Oliver, or the Green Party.
It introduced his work to many who could not see it in person, either because of location or because it no longer existed, like the nearly empty room at MoMA.
