co-exists

In the creative fields, from fashion to food to finance to font design, imitation co-exists with innovation.

The petit mal most commonly co-exists with the grand mal, but has no necessary connexion with it, as each may exist alone.

In occasional instances there co-exists an obvious cause for supporting-leg-lameness and an occult cause—a nail puncture.

Design, indeed, really fresh and penetrating, co-exists it seems only with simplest conditions.

And this holds good, no matter though the ripest wisdom co-exists with it.

For it is remarkable that in our science the widest diversity of opinions co-exists with the most dogmatic orthodoxy.