Examples of using Continue to exist in English and their translations into Romanian
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Will continue to exist.
Do you know how vampires continue to exist?
My5 will continue to exist as an online on-demand service(VOD).
Prejudice will continue to exist.
This phenomenon has been around for thousands of years and shall continue to exist.
People also translate
And it will continue to exist.
Inconsistencies between different directives would continue to exist.
Adult stem cells continue to exist in the body.
Under option one,the current problems continue to exist.
Virtual currency will continue to exist in the gray and black areas.
How can they die, they're already dead,they suffer and continue to exist.
Finally, I can continue to exist.
Discrimination in access to education and health care continue to exist.
Diverging charging systems continue to exist in the Member States.
For each of us,Brukenthal National Museum will continue to exist.
Such divergent requirements continue to exist among Member States.
All ways of infection are known,but some myths continue to exist.
Different charging systems continue to exist in the Member States.
People are fallibly human, and distorting influences will continue to exist.
And Halloweentown will continue to exist in peace.
The activities and instruments outlined in the impact assessment report would continue to exist.
Yes, but they will continue to exist.
The validity of these guarantees including the liability exclusions connected with this continue to exist.
National rules can continue to exist.
Energy islands continue to exist as many markets are not properly connected to their neighbours.
Let's say that I let him continue to exist.
Land-based casinos will continue to exist because there will always be players who will prefer direct, real, personal gambling experience.
The recent PSAPs will continue to exist.
Whereas, however, major disparities continue to exist between the laws of the different Member States concerning the extent of this obligation of insurance cover;
There are two approaches which cannot continue to exist in parallel.

