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(Be warned that this suggestion will likely seem obscure until it gets fleshed out using the thought experiment below.) Instead of anticipating nothingness at death, I propose that we should anticipate the subjective sense of always having been present, experienced within a different context, the context provided by those subjectivities which exist or come into being.

Such devices have been part of the triggering mechanisms of thermonuclear bombs as long as this variety of explosive has existed, and it could be that some derivative of them is used to focus X-rays on a lasing material.

This opportunity exists for virtually anyone who works for a Federal, State, or local agency, as well as those employed by private or State colleges and universities.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that toxic mold exists in the first place, said Dr.

For example, if no ready market exists, a strategy to sell an asset is not feasible.

As to the substantial understatement penalty, the committee report provides that the definition of "authorities" -- for purposes of determining whether substantial authority exists -- is to be expanded to include private rulings, technical advice memoranda, GCMs, documents published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin, and the Joint Committee on Taxation's "bluebooks." Additionally, the report instructs the IRS not to automatically impose the substantial understatement penalty -- apparently responding to the levying of these penalties based only upon a mechanical calculation.

To the extent each employee has reached the 1998 wage base of $7,000 prior to an acquisition, no additional FUTA tax liability exists on postacquisition wages.

A great deal of interest exists in next generation storage services--applications such as virtualization, virtual tape, continuous backup, asynchronous replication, policy-based storage management and Information Lifecycle Management.

Fortunately, these sites and facilities do exist in New Jersey--often as a result of the major infrastructure investments made by previous corporate users.

Continuity of life does not exist if the death, insanity, bankruptcy, retirement, resignation, expulsion or other event of withdrawal of a general partner of a limited partnership causes a dissolution of the partnership; furthermore, continuity of life does not exist even if a dissolution of the limited partnership may be avoided, on such an event of withdrawal of a general partner, by the remaining general partners agreeing to continue the partnership or by at least a majority in interest of the remaining partners agreeing to continue the partnership.

If L had actual knowledge that all 110 shares were acquired by Public L, a new public group does not exist and there is no change in ownership.

The snapshots are temporary and only exist as long as the backup snapshot is taking place.

Rather than "dissect or reconsider" their prior opinions, the court chose to establish a three-prong test, each element of which must be satisfied in order for an insurance relationship to exist.

16,172, CAB allowed a first rent to be charged where the dwelling unit had been altered so extensively that it did not previously exist in its present form.

NAS devices are disk subsystems with embedded, optimized operating systems that exist with their own network addresses.