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When a collector, the architect Philip Johnson, did not pay Robert Morris for a work he had ostensibly purchased, Mr. Morris drew up a certificate of deauthorization that officially withdrew all aesthetic content from his piece, making it nonexistent as art.
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Unambiguous assignment of these substances to a particular risk category is often hindered by incomplete and inadequate data, making it necessary in many instances to use scientific judgment as a basis for extrapolating beyond the limited or nonexistent database.
A third provided e-mail messages and other documents showing that he had complained to KBR and the government that logs were created to make it appear that nonexistent electrical safety systems were properly functioning.
I'd gladly make it part of my nonexistent art collection any day of the week.
He asks someone if there is a guest list and is told not to worry about it, as long as he could make it in on the nonexistent ramp to enter the bar.
"The prevalence of GMOs in the U.S. paired with nonexistent mandatory labeling makes it very difficult for retailers to source non-GMO options and for consumers to choose non-GMO products.
Late or sometimes nonexistent prenatal care makes it difficult or even impossible to provide a reliable estimate of the gestational age.
Not only did I have a nonexistent sex drive, but I barely made it to senior prom.
Furthermore, these uncertainties are amplified by nonexistent policies and guidelines within the organisation, which may make it difficult for the healthcare professionals to navigate.
It gives form to absolute nonexistence, the impossible, the Necessary, and possibility; it makes existence nonexistent and nonexistence existent" (Ibn 'Arabî, al-Futûhât, 1911 edition, 1 306.17, 306.6).
The problem is that Frank's emotional journey, as played by Tveit, not only doesn't make sense, it's nonexistent.
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