It now exists in a kind of twilight, a fading but still significant presence in American life.
But after undergoing a root and branch image overhaul (in which it acquired a new skull), it now exists under a different moniker.
It now exists as a mere shadow of itself: an annoying ubiquitous combination of transparently awful guests, Dave Lamb yipping and yelping like a stunned seal and the inescapable sensation that the whole thing is just spinning its wheels until Channel 4 can find a suitable replacement.
According to Rushkoff, our immersion with technology and other online simulacra, coupled with our understanding of narrative in a 24-hour news context, have created a sense that time, as we imagine it, now exists in a perpetual state of linear "happening".
Fernández likens the installation to being inside a church, but she also is interested in how it now exists inside a water utility space originally designed for human survival.
Professor Shaviro is writing a book on the topic, and says the foreign tax credit as it now exists is a "nightmare," adding: "It's subject to abuse.
His is still a handsome face but, depending on the angle or the expression, it now exists in a kind of temporal flux.
It now exists as a potentially valuable resource to provide health economics training to medical students.
It now exists as an outdoor shopping mall for the bourgeoisie, a place where the poor are allowed entry so long as they retreat, via subway, by nightfall after spending the day cooking Chilean sea bass for investment bankers and selling high-end handbags to the wives of investment bankers.
It now exists as an entry in the preferences section of Chromium and when the box is checked to use it, an info box pops up to let you know more about the feature, as Google Operating System points out.
