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happydolphin said:

The definition is, like I posted earlier:

It would be defined as "A exists" or "A existed at time t".

I admit I added this clause prior to it, but it's a supporting clause, it isn't required in the definition, it's an addendum:

Addendum (supporting clause): If A is required for B to exist, then prior to B's existence, A existed.

I'm trying to be as clear as I can be.

Existence: Existence. That is what you just said is the definition. Do you understand that? DEFINE EXISTENCE! You have yet to do so!