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Well, let's say that I let him continue to exist.
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The results show that large price differences continue to exist across Member States for these product types.
The business will continue to exist even if the owners or directors die
We recognise that inequalities in international economic and trade relations continue to exist along with development gaps.
And will continue to exist even if the founder, senior pastors
It may also serve to detect areas where obstacles continue to exist and where harmonisation at Community level might be called for.
This report confirms that considerable differences continue to exist between Member States in terms of asylum procedures and procedural guarantees.
spire their way upwards into the sky, and it will continue to exist after the last academy of philosophy has been battered down.
Our entire ecosystem will continue to exist only in the form of open source project,
Despite all the efforts made as regards equality between men and women, even today, inequalities continue to exist in this area in the European Union.
Secondly, tax havens, which continue to exist and lead to losses of revenue equivalent to USD 800 billion every year according to the report.
However, we should remain mindful of the fact that a qualitatively sound network should continue to exist.
would continue to exist as separate instruments running alongside the European Social Fund.
which will continue to exist.
sectors where major obstacles continue to exist.
The fact that a good many other disparities and barriers continue to exist in the field of taxation is no excuse not to abolish this duty once and for all.
which states that the current social model must continue to exist.
the United States would continue to exist as a nation.
administrative obstacles to services continue to exist within the single market.