"The band ceased to exist in 1974, which was when all English bands in that genre should have ceased to exist," he said later.
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Ceased to exist for that, you know, next few weeks.
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Unfortunately, the nationwide tournament's creator disappeared, and it ceased to exist.
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A $300 million dollar company with 300+ employees ceased to exist.
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In the years that followed, though, the mystery ceased to exist.
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So, my gasoline, insurance, and maintenance bills suddenly ceased to exist.
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The German and Austrian empires ceased to exist, replaced by republics.
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When I saw him up on that stage, time ceased to exist.
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That's because, on that day, the city of Brooklyn ceased to exist.
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Even if Twitter ceased to exist tomorrow, online harassment will not expire.
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Once the story ceased to exist, the same went for the patient.
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If I had friends with me, that boredom really ceased to exist.
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When the lights came back, entire Venezuelan industries had ceased to exist.
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Basically, she realized that somewhere along the line, skinheads had ceased to exist.
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Geographically, of course, this ceased to exist when the West Coast was reached.
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Once ISIS's caliphate was shattered, the foundation of the partnership ceased to exist.
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Also the Canada and UK offices basically ceased to exist in my world.
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Phil ceased to exist shortly after this post but he's extremely content, regardless.
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"If Sushi Maki ceased to exist, we want people to really miss it."
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Three days later, Britain's oldest merchant bank, founded in 1762, ceased to exist.
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Three years ago, Parma's soccer team had ceased to exist, had been declared bankrupt.
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We had customers who ceased to exist, so our business fell off a cliff.
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Officially though, the language that once united Yugoslavia has, like the country, ceased to exist.
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Sally Hansen ceased to exist in 1946, when Sally split from her husband, Adolph Hansen.
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This unraveling has continued inside Britain long after it ceased to exist in the world.
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Nonpunitive pretrial detention, of course, has long since ceased to exist, if it ever did.
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Would she ever think of him, years from now, when he had ceased to exist?
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I'm a post-Soviet citizen; the country of my birth ceased to exist in 1991.
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And yet these characters cling to an aristocracy that ceased to exist a century ago.
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Once he stopped being Future NFL Star Austin Kemp, he felt like he ceased to exist.
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The Wall fell, Germany reunited, the German Democratic Republic ceased to exist and the school closed.
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Whatever the reason, when it changed in 1986, the Vesper of Casino Royale ceased to exist.
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What would my mission in life become after life as I knew it ceased to exist?
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The civilians who had suffered three years of brutality under the Islamic State ceased to exist.
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Language as I knew it had either ceased to exist, or else reverted to an automatic form.
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Alstom's legal troubles were now over, just as the company, as it once was, ceased to exist.
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These efforts led to the so-called "Solid South" wherein the Republican Party essentially ceased to exist.
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Therefore, it would be a loss to the world if those practices and experiences ceased to exist.
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One of the most common jobs in the country, waiter or waitress, has effectively ceased to exist.
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It was publicly traded in 1926, but the list says it ceased to exist in June 2009.
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Versar ceased to exist in 2010 when it was merged into another company, Russian corporate records show.
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Another character compares himself to T-Mobile, a network that ceased to exist in Britain four years ago.
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And suddenly ... there will be somebody back in their lives, someone they literally thought had ceased to exist.
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Sevzapstroi has since ceased to exist and no one connected to the firm could be reached for comment.
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As Gregory Bateson put it, the bioenergetic physical entity called "Socrates" ceased to exist a long time ago.
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In the face of McMahon's onslaught, the territories ceased to exist, but even that didn't stop WWE's shopping spree.
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They told those stories as if Cuba itself ceased to exist as soon as Fidel Castro rose to power.
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Research continued in academia and private-sector labs, but VR simply ceased to exist as a viable consumer technology.
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Salomon Brothers was acquired in 1998 by Citigroup and five years later ceased to exist under its own name.
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For the next hundred years, as far as the federal government was concerned, the tribe essentially ceased to exist.
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Countless other newspapers have ceased to exist entirely, even as new digital news brands unsteadily try to fill the void.
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Then, suddenly, they ceased to exist, choosing to break up following a farewell show at Madison Square Garden in 20103.
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The laws of physics just ceased to exist for exactly long enough that your precious is now on life support.
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Awlaki: Rassulullah Salla Allahu Alalihi wa Sallam says the war between the Muslims and the Romans never ceased to exist.
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Buy on Amazon No one has exposed more than Snowden how that individualistic, ephemeral, anonymous internet has ceased to exist.
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Communism itself, in its Marxist-Leninist form, had ceased to exist as a practical ideal for how to organize society.
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But fast-forward a decade, and Blockbuster ceased to exist, having filed for bankruptcy with over $0003 million in debt.
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Needless to say, America's dad ceased to exist when the faces of 50 women cried stories of rape and harassment.
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In my adopted home of New Orleans, the 182-year-old Times-Picayune ceased to exist at the end of June.
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In an era of popular music where the notion of genre has ceased to exist, your past work seems prescient now.
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As 2019 approaches its end, we're taking a look back at tourist attractions that have sadly ceased to exist this year.
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"With deflation risk clearly off the radar, the main rationale for employing the APP has therefore ceased to exist," he said.
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The gravest risk the European Union faces is to be the guardian of a status quo that has ceased to exist.
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In other words, even once the wall between neighboring places ceased to exist, people still conjured the divide in their heads.
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What if the left, as you understood it—socialism intended to put all people on an equal footing—ceased to exist?
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But when she accidentally stepped into the path of high-speed superhero A-Train (Jessie T. Usher), she ceased to exist.
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President Trump's Twitter account briefly ceased to exist Thursday night, when a third-party Twitter customer service contractor deactivated Trump's handle.
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But long after her acting career ended and the AFL had ceased to exist, she was still speaking out about women's rights.
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Whatever McCoy has done has distorted history in such a way that the universe as they know it has ceased to exist.
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In December 1991, just days after the Soviet Union ceased to exist, Mr. Karimov was elected president of the newly independent nation.
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Aside from the fact that the remains could not be returned because Poland had ceased to exist, the process was very complicated.
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Deutsche Bank Financial LLC's Short-Term IDR and commercial paper programme rating have been withdrawn because the entity has ceased to exist.
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But just as the Soviet and pre-Soviet legacies cannot be erased, nor can the quarter-century since the USSR ceased to exist.
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"I wouldn't trust him with a farthing," insists one Tory, referring to a unit of currency that ceased to exist 59 years ago.
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"If the United States ceased to exist tomorrow ... we wouldn't affect the temperature in the next 50 years on the globe," he said.
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"The left has ceased to exist, because it doesn't represent anything," said Gérard Grunberg, a professor at the Sciences Po political science institute.
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And once-regular off-camera gaggles, usually held for Pentagon reporters on a weekly basis, have ceased to exist since late last year.
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In the case of a film like Darfur Now, Warner Independent had ceased to exist, so that footage was very complicated and limited.
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And one issue in particular would suffer greatly if billionaire philanthropy was reduced in scale or ceased to exist tomorrow: reproductive health care.
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Any previous claim I may have had over my body ceased to exist, because now it was a vessel for someone far more important.
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In fact, no state has ever left or been ejected from the U.N. unless the state ceased to exist as a sovereign country. Whoops.
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In fact, according to National Journal's analysis of congressional voting records, ideological overlap between the two parties had almost ceased to exist by 2013.
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Forty six years after that, the Soviet Union ceased to exist and all of its Eastern European socialist satellites adopted free market capitalist economies.
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According to CICIG head Iván Velásquez Gómez, Morales' support for the commission has "ceased to exist" since he and his family members were accused.
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If he hadn't come along, the United States as we know it (or, at least, as he knows it) would have ceased to exist.
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An exhibition looks back at the Palast der Republik, the East German Parliament building, which was torn down after the country ceased to exist.
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"The SCA held that the claim ceased to exist once the applicant died before the order could be granted," the ministry said in a statement.
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Exxon Mobil's wealth in the list doesn't include Mobil's, which Professor Bessembinder's listing says, ceased to exist in November 212, when it merged with Exxon.
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When the website was switched from the 2.0 version to the 3.0 version on July 9, the masking feature for descriptions somehow ceased to exist.
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The union was decertified as the controllers' bargaining agent and ceased to exist, eventually succeeded by a new union for a rebuilt force of controllers.
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Kjellberg, who faced controversy after controversy, spoke about feeling as though right or wrong ceased to exist when trying to keep up with the YouTube machine.
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The worst has already happened: Both child and torturer have ceased to exist while at the same time they are just about to begin their encounter.
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In a splintering familiar to Central Europe, the Visegrad Three became four: Czechoslovakia ceased to exist in 1993, giving way to the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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When the Republican Party moved to a primary-based system for candidate selection, the gate-keeping function ceased to exist, and a door opened for incompetence.
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If NAFTA ceased to exist, Canadian and Mexican exports would in theory be subject to a 3.5 percent tariff applicable to members of the World Trade Organization.
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Seven years ago, Chris King, known around hockey rinks as Kinger, was cut loose from the Islanders' radio team because, well, it had actually ceased to exist.
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Yet this was a team that had ceased to exist more than two years before his death and which he had tried to offload six years ago.
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And after only a decade of the U.S. executing that policy, a nearly 50-year-long Cold War ended when the U.S.S.R. ceased to exist in 1991.
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Krause told the New York Times last summer, of his more than 5,000 hours of nature recordings, an estimated 50% represent habitats that have ceased to exist.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, VR, SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The ratings were withdrawn because ICCREAH ceased to exist as a legal entity on 1 October 2016.
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Technically a MacOS port of an earlier tool for Linux, Mehrotra's program lets you see what the internet would look if Amazon Web Services suddenly ceased to exist.
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But given that he didn't really know how the hell to advertise a product, his business suffered and ceased to exist just four years after it had started.
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The Justice Department argued that when the DC Court of Appeals vacated the injunction in January, it ceased to exist and the Pentagon was free to instate a ban.
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Not just for the sake of accuracy but to make sure that the general perception that's passed around isn't that this island — and its people — have ceased to exist.
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"Times change, the marketplace changes, the original reason the company was founded ceased to exist," said Terry Press, a former DreamWorks executive who is now president of CBS Films.
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And since most of the governments of those seven districts have moved to Ghazni city, they have essentially ceased to exist for now, their offices abandoned, Afghan officials said.
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I felt like I needed to lie flat on the cold tile of the dirty restroom until my face was absorbed into the square pattern and I ceased to exist.
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And given your conception of a self or person, would you continue to exist after adding Merge — or would you have ceased to exist, having been replaced by someone else?
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Those twin moves -- both of which were strongly backed by the White House -- confirm that the Republican Party as it existed before Donald Trump's hostile takeover has ceased to exist.
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This downward trend is not limited to Germany — in most major Western European countries, center-left parties are in retreat, and in some cases they have practically ceased to exist.
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But then, as the travails of the entire Republican Party make clear, the middle ground between the new breed of zealots and the traditional Republicans has long since ceased to exist.
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The tour allows visitors to discover parts of the city that have either ceased to exist or cordoned off by security because of close proximity to government buildings or politicians' residences.
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Both entities have since ceased to exist, inflicting billions of euros in losses on taxpayers and shareholders, and their former top brass have been accused of other crimes in separate investigations.
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Still, the inexorable reality is that many of the resources, material and emotional, of which we might have availed ourselves have ceased to exist, for how long remains to be seen.
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Poland never installed a collaborationist government: It ceased to exist as a nation after was invaded at the outset of the war and carved up by Germany and the Soviet Union.
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By the time the Soviet Union ceased to exist at the end of 403, the internal war in Afghanistan was no closer to a resolution than it had been in 1989.
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"Despite a lot of publicity and social media, number of sign-ups were modest," reads one of the last monthly reports I sent to my VCs before my startup ceased to exist.
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Because Poland had been invaded by the Nazi's in September 28503 and had ceased to exist, President Roosevelt said he would inter Paderewski's remains at Arlington Cemetery until Poland was once again free.
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To solve these crises, the states created "take all comers" insurers, and then at some point encouraged the private market to cherry-pick until the problem became manageable or simply ceased to exist.
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While police officers in New York were once in charge of enforcing "problematic" laws (gambling, construction), the laws were changed in the aftermath of the Knapp Commission and these illegal opportunities ceased to exist.
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They also have led to the demise of American and European manufacturing, so much so that some types of factories are now entirely extinct there, and workers of certain professions have ceased to exist.
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The Soviet Union has long since ceased to exist, and China, now the United States' third largest trading partner, underwent an economic liberalization that has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty.
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Until now, no country has had its athletes banned from an Olympics for doping — not even East Germany, whose shameful and state-sponsored system was not fully revealed until the country ceased to exist.
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Stalin's march into eastern Poland, under a secret deal with Hitler, was justified on the (fictitious) basis that the Polish state had already ceased to exist, and that only Soviet intervention could restore order.
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" In Al-Hayat, a leading pan-Arab newspaper, the columnist Daoud al-Shiryan argues that Trump has achieved his goal, which is to re-establish grounds for hatred that "many have thought ceased to exist.
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Just five years ago they were among Chinese football's elite, having won eight league titles and three Chinese FA Cups between 22012 and 20133, but in 22013 the country's most successful club ceased to exist.
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Over 500 Australians were killed during the deeply unpopular war between the Soviet-backed Communist government of North Vietnam and South Vietnam's U.S.-backed regime, which ceased to exist after the fall of Saigon in 1975.
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The London-based diamantaire paid $53 million for the tennis ball-size rough gem in 2017, and soon, the Lesedi La Rona — which means "our light" in the Tswana language of southern Africa — ceased to exist.
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Our time is the enemy of the past, and increasingly I find the wonder of travel lies less in the discovery of new places than in tracing the outline of those that have ceased to exist.
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Museum of Capitalism, a project of artists Andrea Steves and Timothy Furstnau, has been described in the media as presenting the history of capitalism as seen from some imaginary future, after capitalism has ceased to exist.
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Over just a few days in September, 2008, Lehman Brothers essentially ceased to exist, the Federal Reserve took over American International Group to prevent a wider collapse, and commercial banks and mortgage lenders around the country failed.
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PARIS — Every so often a show comes along to remind us of the toll taken on an entire creative generation by AIDS, the disease many people pretend has ceased to exist in the era of PrEP preventive drugs.
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There's of course a polished version, dominated by biennials and art fairs and the never ending event of contemporary art in which borders have more or less ceased to exist and cultural practitioners move seamlessly from one continent to another.
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What this show affords me that 24 didn't, as opposed to running and chasing and finding out who the bad person is, it deals much more with the political ramifications of what would happen if our government ceased to exist.
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Little more than a decade after putting a few cans of Pepsi on some shelves, the Cold War had thawed, Communism had fallen, and the Soviet empire that the Games were supposed to glorify and vindicate had ceased to exist.
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Many places in the former TWA Terminal in New York, now on the National Register of Historic Places, were emblazoned with the red logo of an airline that ceased to exist nearly two decades ago but remains alive for many people.
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Lyagushkin's work gives a true sense of discovery, that there's so much of our own world that we don't know, but also the realization that there may be species from the past that ceased to exist before we could discover them. —A.
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Evoking everything from ribboned linguini noodles to twisted roller coasters, the flight pattern of birds underscore just how much the perception of time structures our reality—and what a crazy, kaleidoscopic mess we'd be living in if time ceased to exist.[Ornithographies]
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On the day that Saigon, the capital of the Republic of Vietnam, fell and that country ceased to exist, I approached one of my ARVN classmates, also a captain, wanting at least to acknowledge the magnitude of the disaster that had occurred.
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In fact, the World Economic Forum estimates that the percentage growth rate for U.S. GDP would hit double digits — compared to the current rate of 2.6 percent — if more women entered the labor force and the economic gender gap ceased to exist.
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Crenshaw didn't believe racism ceased to exist in 1965 with the passage of the Civil Rights Act, nor that racism was a mere multi-century aberration that, once corrected through legislative action, would no longer impact the law or the people who rely upon it.
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In a few billion years, when the sun has run out of fuel and the solar system has ceased to exist, TRAPPIST-1 will still be an infant star, astronomer Ignas Snellen, with the Netherlands' Leiden Observatory, wrote in a related essay in Nature.
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For many of us who saw "Pretty Woman" when it first opened, that was the precise instant when we realized that we had been watching a young actress turn into a singular, full-fledged movie star of a stripe we thought had ceased to exist.
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And if we're going with that theory for a second—and I have temporarily stopped aging for the duration of the time that I am in this freezer, and am therefore currently in a state of suspended animation—does that mean I have temporarily ceased to exist?
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