Word: existing
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...loyal New Yorker and Yankee fan, but 20 adult years in the shadow of Fenway park have engendered a strong affection for the Sox. The Mets, as an expansion team, are nothing to me because rooting is forged in the fires of youth, and the Mets didn't exist during my stickball days in Queens. So I cast my lot with my adopted Boston and died with the Sox. I will never ever in all the rest of my life be able to think about Game 6 without a shudder...
...many universe theory maintains that there are an infinite number of isolated but related mini-universes, the offspring of a single original mother. "There exist many different mini-universes with all possible types of life inside them," Linde said...
Atlas, who has worked with Time Magazine and Atlantic Monthly as well as The New York Times, said he has had to adjust to the dissolution of his fantasies. "The job I thought I'd have doesn't exist," he said. "I've had a lot of interesting quasi-literary jobs, which is good, and I've written a lot of things I never thought I would. I think reporting and writing about literary criticism is the only solution...
...goes on to explain that laws are as reflection of the morality of the majority of people," Glasser said. "And that deciding those laws is up to the local majority. He believes that if the Bill of Rights does not explicitly define a certain right, that it does not exist...
...which nominated him, judges should heed the original intent of the Founders of the Constitution and should "find" rather than "make" law. Rights not specifically enumerated in the text of the Constitution or the Bill of Rights, they argue, were not intended by the Founders and therefore do not exist; only the rights they mentioned really count. A good judge, consequently, must resist the temptation to create new ones...