Or, if they exist at all, they appear to be constrained by dysfunctional political systems.

Their links with Europe if they exist at all are at best rational, not emotional.

Ghosts exist.

Gods exist.

Are aliens real?

There are rules.

Are vampires real?

Are ghosts real?

Do aliens exist?

But there are rules, there are limits which are impossible to step across.

Given the facts on the ground created by Israel, there are justified doubts about whether a two state solution is feasible at all.

There are alternative strategies. Some countries, like Germany, have room for fiscal maneuver.

There are other paths.

There are serious risks.

There are alternative strategies.

There are varying explanations.

Do ghosts really exist?

Do ghosts really exist?

Ghosts do not exist.

Ghosts really exist?

Ghosts really exist?

Are dragons real?

Do they really exist?

If there are any human rights at all, the right not to be locked up indefinitely without trial is surely one of them.

What they want is not to turn back globalization, but to create new institutions and compensation mechanisms at home or internationally that will render globalization more effective, fairer, and more sustainable.

Their policy proposals are often vague (when specified at all), and command little consensus.

I believe that they do.

Then there are the great unspoken issues.

Global consequences exist as well.

There are four deep problems.

Some American lawyers are now using such a genetic defense as mitigation for convicted murderers.

Some archaeological evidence exists.

Of course, there are practical challenges.

To be sure, minor enemies should not be inflated into deadly ones.

There are modern parallels.

You know, there's 30 year cycles.

Are there genes for alcoholism?

Such places exist.

Liberalism's enemies are real enough.

There are problems with service.

These are different kind of fears.

I think that ghosts exist.

There are some priorities in life.

I think aliens exist.

... Necklace adorning the worlds!