In both cases, this language existed before Internet disruption.
Two regional variations of the language exist, the northern Mendale Takka and the southern Kiggaati Takka.
Even among speakers of one language, several different ways of using the language exist, and each is used to signal affiliation with particular subgroups within a larger culture.
As long as that language existed, Obama era staffers felt limited in their ability to speak out, let alone to signal real support for decriminalization.
English couldn't be trusted for this kind of delicate operation, because language exists as part of the pre-invented world.
This contingent epistemic intension for your sentence 'Language exists' reflects the fact that it's not apriori true that language exists.
To test whether your sentence 'Language exists' is true at this scenario considered as actual, you ask whether there is any incoherence in combining the claim 'The only object that exists is a lump of salt' with the claim 'It's not the case that language exists'.
The spoken language exists in a great many varieties.
Spoken language exists because of a remarkable neural process.
As a consequence, sentences like 'Language exists' seem to pose no special problem for satisfying the Core Thesis.
