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. в какой бы форме... ни встречался; встречаться; если он существует; иметь место; иметься; не существовать•Such stresses obtain when...
•Many such systems are in existence (or are found, or exist, or are available), (or There are many such systems, or There exist many such systems).
•Electromechanical devices are ( still) with us ( today), and will be around for a long time to come.
•The Solar System has been in existence for five billion years.
•Olivine is unstable under the low temperatures and pressures that prevail at the surface.
•Such eddies have been known to persist for two years.
•Although corrosion by gases is similar to corrosion by liquids, two important differences are found.
•Both polymeric and dimeric hydrogen bonding structures can occur in solution.
•Cold climates occurred in regions that are hot at the present time.
•Such factors are always found in pairs.
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