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First, individual rights pre-exist the establishment of any government and are thus "unalienable."

Obama's Mandate Vs. The Founders' Matt Kibbe 2011

Moreover, since the cancers might pre-exist, hormone therapy, by accelerating them, could actually have a

Wyeth Is As Contrite As AIG 2010

Moreover, since the cancers might pre-exist, hormone therapy, by accelerating them, could actually have a

Wyeth Is As Contrite As AIG 2010

This seems much more mythical to me, unless, of course, you think Jesus did pre-exist the world, but that would be thinking like a Young Earth Creationist.

Is There Evidence For Mythicism? James F. McGrath 2010

You've demonstrated zero familiarity with the genre and you've ignored the multiple examples of wizard schools and wizard trappings that pre-exist Willy that have been pointed out repeatedly.

Making Light: Rowling's being sued for plagiarism again 2010

Moreover, since the cancers might pre-exist, hormone therapy, by accelerating them, could actually have a

Printing: Wyeth Is As Contrite As AIG 2010

This "naturalist fallacy," as Charles Taylor calls it, thus dismisses frameworks as things we invent, not answers to questions which inescapably pre-exist for us independent of our answer or inability to answer.

The Melancholic Gift: Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Philosophy and Fiction 2008

I'm a great believer in Emerson's maxim "the ends pre-exist in the means".

Kansas Governor Confirms It: She's Endorsing Obama 2009

Regarding character defects, Rabbi Bleich claims that such defects may well have developed only after a marriage (and perhaps as a result of marital discord), and that there is a halakhic presumption that such flaws did not pre-exist their appearance.

Divorce: The Halakhic Perspective. 2009

But the self towards which our loves lead does not pre-exist.

Robert Fuller: What Shall I Do with the Rest of My Life? 2009