That's the word "blockchain". It not only exists outside the existing financial system, meaning Uncle Sam can't shut it down, but it also has a talismanic effect on investors.
And a number of attempts to measure the effect have found that it not only exists but is large.Not everyone is persuaded.
"Denim is clearly a global presence, it not only exists in every country in the world, but in many of these it has become the single most common form of everyday attire.
But if you look at the commonly accepted definition of solitary confinement as provided by the HRW — that's physical or social isolation for 22 24 hours a day for one or more days — it not only exists, it's a common practice on youths in many US detention centers, jails, and prisons.
I think that the New Economy not only existed but continues to exist, even in the midst of the current downturn.
In this study, further result indicated that virus transmission capability difference not only existed among biotypes, but also in sexes.
Water, it appears, not only exists, but is also moving around.
Working on this character and trying to embody truthfully the experience of being disabled, I developed such a sense of respect and admiration for the courage and strength that people with disabilities have, what it means to not only exist but to thrive with dignity in a world that is not really designed for you.
But be assured, the German sense of humour not only exists, it actually flourishes, albeit in a form we are ill-equipped to recognise.
The global Muslim Peace movement not only exists, it thrives -- and we invite you to join our efforts for peace.
It is unquestionably clear that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, unlike Barack Obama, is not waiting for a strategy to magically be formed; the grand strategy of the Islamic State not only exists; it is being aggressively implemented.
