The phrase "over existed" is not grammatically correct in English.
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No comparable carry over exists today.
We all hear the existential advice over and over: exist, be mindful, be present.
These results do not present likely long-term impacts in and of themselves, but potential carry-over exists if the draft law is promptly passed and extensive efforts towards full implementation are undertaken.
Therefore, our approach could be an advance research over the existed redundant ways as Pt NPs.
On the existential reading, knowledge is set over what exists; belief is set over what exists and does not exist.
This indicates that very low over-optimism existed in the development of the model.
Over the years, controversy has existed over the optimal dosage of azithromycin [ 57].
Skepticism over finances exists in the district.
The peace it establishes must be a clear improvement over what exists.
This is not a debate over what exists.
Now assume that a distribution g over θ exists.
