A DOZEN years ago, when Timothy Lewis came to White Plains as the organist and choir director at Grace Episcopal Church, many community outreach programs were in existence, but music -- other than for the regular services -- remained in short supply.
Limited partnerships were common on the European continent and in the United States in the 18th and early 19th centuries, and in England many unincorporated joint-stock companies were in existence by 1825.
In the late 20th century more than 50 Anglican religious communities for men and for women, many with several houses or branches, were in existence.
Bitcoins are a currency controlled by no government, no company, and no group, but rather by maths: a series of complex cryptographic calculations rule how many Bitcoins are in existence and how many are traded.
Many have been in existence for close to a century and have functioned as haunts for celebrated figures of film, theatre, literature, politics and the arts.
The protests are designed to call attention to the fact that the big banks, many of whom are in existence today only because of a taxpayer funded bailout, are now paying out huge bonuses to their executives.
Many photographs of him are in existence, and it is obvious that he had a lot of unassumed dignity.
Although many AI technologies have been in existence for several decades, only now are they able to take advantage of datasets of sufficient size to provide meaningful learning and results.
One of the major difficulties is that many different mixed models are in existence.
Population-level impact data will be particularly useful as many HIV programmes have been in existence for several years.
Many of these gullies had been in existence for some thirty years but apparently had formed within living memory.
