Republicans had long claimed that the only legitimate Irish state was the Irish Republic declared in the Proclamation of the Republic of 1916, which they considered to be still in existence.
Rescue Mode feature is still present, so if your system is infected by a rootkit, you can boot to a safe environment and prevent all malicious applications from booting with your system.
And even as Facebook looked to lock down outside access to users' information, the data it had previously made available likely still exists and has become even more valuable.
The fortifications that divided the two sides between 1949 and 1967 disappeared immediately after unification in 1967, but the geographic division of the city yet exists.
The county councils of these were abolished in 1986 by the Thatcher government for largely political rather than practical resons, but they still exist legally.
The gay community always has to work very hard to prove to the community that we do not have horns, no tails, not demons, we are also human beings, in fact, it represents that discrimination still exists.
BOSTON-- The first book printed in what would become the United States was a Puritan hymnal of psalms, sturdy enough that 11 copies that came off a wooden Cambridge press in 1640 still exist.
This view will encourage TOM to visit a future ecotourism initiative, allowing him to show support of endangered species, while at the same time fulfilling his own desire to see a species or habitat while it still exists.
And, lastly, I have seen that this Association still exists, still works in secret, and that not only several appearances among ourselves show that its emissaries are endeavoring to propagate their detestable doctrines among us, but that the Association has Lodges in Britain corresponding with the mother Lodge at Munich ever since 1784.
I even think that when the word"out" still exists, it means that we always believe that comrades must explain something to the public and have to affix the label"Out of the closet" to the body,"Sorry, it can't meet the expectations of" men love women"in your eyes.」.
Ernest Hemingway, in his novel For Whom the Bell Tolls, uses the forms"thou" and"you" in order to reflect the relationships between his Spanish-speaking characters and to better represent in English the Spanish language in which both formal(usted) and familiar(tú) second-person pronouns still exist.
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