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Meanings of existential question in English

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Usage of existential question in English
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Beyond the freeloading lies an existential question: who is the law for?
The Guardian
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Which raises a burning, existential question: Is it Led Zeppelin without Robert Plant?
Wired
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This is more of an existential question, but do you think it's really possible?
Wired
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Lastly, there is much broader existential question of why she agreed to this project.
News.com.au
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But Arielle, his former girlfriend, was an existential question, an event of the heart.
All the sad young literary men
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But never has his work given rise to an existential question quite like this one.
The Irish Times
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He said independence is not a question of organisation or finances but an existential question.
Radio NZ
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A deeply existential question at the best of times.
American Gods
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An existential question confronts US progressives: how to win again in the age of Trump.
The Guardian
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It's really the existential question for all of us.
Feminist dot com
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It raises the existential question about how much of you is defined by other people.
The Guardian
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Rather than ask the existential question too often, we should get on with the day job.
The Guardian
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But really, it's become almost an existential question that I have been asking myself for months.
The Irish Times
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This boils down to a basic existential question.
Reuters
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This asks the fundamental existential question: "to be or not to be… a pathogen."
Pubmed
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Which all raises more of an existential question: are those in power uniquely bad at following rules?
The Guardian
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