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exist

[ig-zist] / ɪgˈzɪst /




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The idea of having a friendly robot butler that can do all the dull duties of running a home has existed for decades.

From BBC

Courts exist so that injured parties can seek lawful remedies, including injunctions to stop illegal government actions and monetary damages to compensate those who suffer financial harm.

From The Wall Street Journal

“In high school sports, students usually join a system that already exists,” Leeds said.

From Los Angeles Times

They exist under the guise of bringing us together, but only make us more greedy, isolated and incurious — not to mention broke.

From Salon

“This partnership simply allows participants to speculate on existing trends,” Kates said.

From The Wall Street Journal