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And I will be even more surprised if in the future some will want to pay £9000 per year for an almost inexistent service.

Fishing is inexistent within the Park area.

Some users have expressed concern about the app detecting very small or inexistent movements.

Thus an equivalent word with the compound man (or similar) may be the rarer one, or even inexistent.

This process was practically inexistent in the communist countries, where the maintenance of the old houses was extremely poor.

- has no responsibility on the deceased's debts (although his rights might be inexistent due to the negative or zero value of the inheritance); 2.

It solves a problem that isn't very problematic for a usergroup that's almost inexistent.

Prior to that, such institutions were inexistent in Russia, and foreign engineers were personally invited for precision mechanical work.

From here on, the limitations of māyā are inexistent and the pure non-dual knowledge shines.

He was put under house arrest in Digne, an administrative measure that was lifted once the charges were proved inexistent.

Since T-cells are unable to work, other compounds of the immunologic system starts to work to defeat the inexistent hazard.

Doing the undoable, Siddharta released a video of an inexistent song, Autumn Sun.

Needless to say, the "materialistic" character of Romanian philosophy and other pretensions of the official dogma were inexistent or wildly exaggerated.

The House of the Urchins offers hospitality, boarding, education and moral support to the young and homeless, taking the place of the family, which is inexistent.

Successful stories are specific for each MEOR field application, and published information regarding supportive economical advantages is however inexistent.

The inexistent concept of adolescence in the Middle Ages served as a model for Daenerys's sexual activity at the age of 13 in the books.

The investigations by Lithuanian financial authorities and National Bank discovered that Snoras bank stated the possession of inexistent offshore assets.

Despite this fundamental knowledge on cell physiology, a solid understanding on function and structure of microbial communities in oil reservoirs, i.e. ecophysiology, remains inexistent.

Vliet once told drummer John French he had been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and thus he would see inexistent conspiracies that explained this behaviour.

Skin atrophy in rats was significantly less pronounced than under prednisolone in the same study, and metabolic effects like weight gain or increase of blood glucose were practically inexistent.

During the World War II, had the Japanese concentrated their military efforts in China, instead of attacking the Pacific, this inter-Asian problem would be now inexistent.

For instance, she criticizes Kropotkin and Bakunin's efforts to define human nature as innately cooperative as unnecessary, seeing human nature as inexistent or as socially developed.

However, it is difficult to imagine how the specific contacts in the major groove could be achieved by the recognition helix when the non-specific contacts of the anchoring helix are inexistent.

When using PCR in PGD, one is faced with a problem that is inexistent in routine genetic analysis: the minute amounts of available genomic DNA.

It had been wonderful and they had been truly happy and he had not known that you could love anyone so much that you cared about nothing else and other things seemed inexistent.