nonexistent

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• There was also a small — though not nonexistent — weight given to the possibility that this is all just an irrational bubble in prices, poised to burst.

• The flu was also nearly nonexistent in South Africa and Chile in the late spring and early summer months.

• Another worry is that while Norway has high levels of income mobility, educational mobility is almost nonexistent.

• Another interesting feature of short-target SOE is that a player’s ability to consistently get open on short throws appears to be mostly nonexistent.

• In some major urbanized areas, they’re small or nonexistent.

• Still, the security on the vessels—big or small—is nonexistent.

• But it is not working with the corresponding tribes on the Syrian side of the mostly nonexistent Iraq-Syria border.

• The contradictions and outlandish claims are never challenged, because drug education in China is virtually nonexistent.

• In the Central Park trials, forensic evidence was nearly nonexistent.

• The freedom of sufferers who may benefit to access it is all but nonexistent.

• "Old Bishop Berkeley would give a nonexistent dime to your nonexistent presence," Anders said gaily.