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"Those are two very different organizations with two very different missions as they exist now," Mr. Makishi said.
As they exist now, the two world championships are like the skew lines in solid geometry: they will never meet.
Somehow, all the members of the family survive, but they exist now in four separate parts, fleeing from the horror.
They exist now only in handwritten copies, some from the 19th century and some made later at Professor Pierson's request.
The universe and the creatures in it have not evolved at all, but were made just as they exist now.
Not that people won't try, ranging from those seeking stricter safeguards to those who say that the rules suffice as they exist now.
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This is not, therefore, to say that they all exist now, nor does it mean that Minkowski events are "timeless".
This is not, therefore, to say that they all exist now, nor does it mean that Minkowski events are "timeless". The tenseless verb merely refrains from dating events in relation to its own utterance.
And since they never actually existed, clearly they don't exist now either.
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