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• It's in the poorer, underdeveloped eastern region of the country that the biggest problems exist.

• The English king, Arthur, is a somewhat shadowy figure who may not have even existed.

• Slavery still exists in many parts of the world.

• Laws exist to stop companies exploiting their employees.

• A special closeness is supposed to exist between twins.

• The largely cordial atmosphere that existed between parties is more difficult to account for.

• The effect of this has been to emphasize the structural stability and the degree of systematicity that existed even in early forms of these languages.

• In some respects, this is surprising, as urban planning had existed on an institutional basis only since the early twentieth century.

• If an interaction existed, we wanted to describe the nature of this relationship.

• Within the consolidated analyses of the 1940s and 1950s debates certainly existed, but these tended to fine-tune rather than to challenge dominant theories.

• However, the fact that there are such possibilities does not mean that they existed in the past.

• Local protectionism existed at early stages of economic reforms, but with the deepening of decentralization, it was constrained.

• By the eighteenth century this distinction no longer existed.

• Although a stock market had existed since the end of the 1890s, it was dominated by small businessmen and was relatively undeveloped.

• They struggled with the definitions, especially for ' indirect ' age discrimination, but three-quarters believed that it existed in their services, while a quarter were doubtful.

• But no such land actually existed; it was merely an atmospheric mirage.

• So long as a gap between potential and realized public authority existed, failure could be ascribed to this void.

• They described artists with low prestige as 'useless', arguing that they 'could have never existed and it would not have changed anything about anything'.

• A large overlap existed between the guild members and the janissaries after the latter began to moonlight as artisans and shopkeepers in the 17th century.

• By 1941, several of the new states in the region no longer existed, and very few had any real freedom of action.