But despite that compelling premise, the film doesn't really work.
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But despite that, she's never ridden a wave of hype.
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But despite that, I don't know who should buy it.
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But despite that, I feel great about how we did.
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But despite that, it's better to advocate for yourself than not.
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But despite that, the posts are still being shared on Facebook.
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But despite that, it's not always easy to recognize what's going on.
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But despite that optimism, Sanders lost by more than 30 points there.
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"But, despite that, I am really excited about this opportunity," Fulcher wrote.
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But despite that proximity, the roughly year-old business has already flooded.
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But despite that, Snoop clearly still knows how to strike a nerve.
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But despite that, the biggest surprise in the show was the commercialism.
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But despite that, the league remains stubbornly disrespected by the selection committee.
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But despite that, Pedreira sets up a compelling scenario that feels chillingly plausible.
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But despite that, the dollar has so far failed to rise much further.
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But despite that, we have one of the lowest TripAdvisor ratings in Zurich.
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But despite that claim, there were several seats vacant when Pruitt began speaking.
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But despite that, over 20 states still have such laws on their books.
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But despite that disheartening (albeit minor) drop, we're doing pretty well in general.
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But despite that hiccup, Spaceflight has forged ahead and is picking up more customers.
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But despite that drop, New York City continues to be a thriving cosmopolitan metropolis.
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But despite that history, he and other young black Americans are reclaiming the trade.
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But despite that, the larger astronomical community seems to agree that Trimble's contributions were valuable.
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But despite that optimistic claim, top Republicans predicted an epic tussle in the days ahead.
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But despite that spend, Yahoo says the breaches made no material impact on its business.
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But despite that grand number, they are almost exclusively women offering sexual services to men.
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But despite that court ruling, they say they haven't seen their daughter since October 2015.
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But despite that we have continued a very loving relationship with people who like the records.
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But despite that happy occasion, "it had been a traumatic couple of days," Mr. Hayes said.
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But despite that difference, or perhaps because of it, it's the former that's on the rise.
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But despite that hard work, and pet allergies that can leave Caitlin nearly incapacitated, they forge on.
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But despite that steep price tag, the dress sold out mere hours after Melania made her appearance.
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But despite that, a location and date were not finalized until Pompeo met with the North Koreans.
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But despite that success, landing a plane on the water, known as "ditching," can be extremely dangerous.
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But despite that low mass they're also incredibly large -- and totally unlike any planet orbiting our sun.
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But despite that, women weren't competing in the solos and duos events at the Fortnite World Cup.
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"Yes, it is a bit of an impasse, but despite that we're seeing progress toward reconciliation," he said.
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But despite that, once you start the process, it means it's pretty much over; you can't use them.
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But despite that, OnePlus has never built a phone that could match the best cameras on the market.
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But, despite that, I saw myself in Shane, or rather, I aspired to be as cool as her.
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But despite that, the distant memories of spring and summer are still fading as quickly as the daylight.
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But despite that, experts on mass violence are deeply concerned by what they see from the incel community.
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But despite that, one could argue that the web has actually gotten less creative over time, not more.
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But despite that one quarter of record-low volatility, Wall Street actually spent almost all of 1962 in freefall.
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But despite that more colorful aesthetic, what stands out most to me is Cate Blanchett slaying everything in sight.
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But despite that tremendous pick, Ramsey has been just a hair below his 2017 level of play this season.
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But despite that, this report has to be considered in light of Trump's comments regarding Apple earlier this year.
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But despite that, advertisers still say it is worth it and that the value lasts longer than the game.
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But despite that growth and the looming challenges facing the industry, Hunt is always a joke away from home.
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But despite that, several major sports stars rushed to Rousey's defense following her defeat by offering public shows of support.
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But despite that, the field is filled with pieces that demonstrate the fundamental power of being immersed into another world.
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But despite that being a common issue with many medical practices, there hasn't been a breakout electronic health records company.
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But despite that, it doesn't happen very often for an Asian or Korean film to get nominated for the Oscars.
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But, despite that, Glimpse the Electric joy of young love, The pious intensity to create, In a devastatingly mundane world.
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But despite that, the number of unvaccinated people in certain pockets of the country has been creeping up, threatening herd immunity.
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But despite that, iOS gaming has never really had the same kind of button-based successes that, say, Nintendo's 3DS has.
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But despite that, My Absolute Darling is an addictive read, one that you won't be able to stop once you've started.
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But despite that fact, LeBron is intent on snapping him out of it by fucking with him as much as possible.
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But despite that fact, one of the major architects and guiding forces of their roster remains without a contract next season.
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But despite that, coal's share of the electricity generation mix will be 36 percent in 2022, the lowest recorded by IEA.
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But despite that fear, she is speaking out for the first time, telling CNN she hopes her words can help others.
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Through a translator, Lin said that each year he gives more of himself to God -- but despite that each year gets harder.
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But despite that obvious miss, it appears Google is unwilling to cede this device category to Amazon and is working on something.
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But despite that, I'm here, sitting on a blanket on the ground, looking around at 20 faces I don't know, all smiling.
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But despite that folksy touch, he had the look of an improbably young leader addressing his people at a moment of crisis.
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But despite that rebound, the pound is still trading 17 percent lower against the dollar than it was trading before the referendum.
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But despite that turbulence, she still showed girls like Jasmine and Maya there was space for them to realize their dreams, too.
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But despite that mostly good news, the team's findings also highlight just how quickly new research can change our understanding of genetic risk.
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But despite that nice build quality, the theme of "right idea, wrong execution" pervades the whole experience of actually using the Yoga 910.
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Much of it is not my world, but despite that — or perhaps because of it — I think I'm becoming a little bit Texan.
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But despite that warning — and a widening gap between its assets and liabilities — Sears has made some aggressive moves to reimagine its future.
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Fully 63% said Trump didn't have the temperament to be president but, despite that, one in five in that bloc voted for him.
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"The judge made the ruling based on political motives, but despite that we still have confidence in the Sudanese judiciary," Tahir told reporters.
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"The judge made the ruling based on political motives, but despite that we still have confidence in the Sudanese judiciary," Tahir told reporters.
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But despite that setback, Chick-fil-A remains stronger than ever, even as support for gay marriage is at an all-time high.
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But despite that alarming statistic, you should still visit the dermatologist if you're a person of color; you just need to do your research.
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After she came out, seven more women accused the man of sexual harassment, but despite that, charges have yet to be filed against him.
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But despite that, he added, a signficant share of Medicare benficiaries "are underinsured," or do not have adequate financial coverage for their medical needs.
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But despite that, the evidence suggests that e-cigarette aerosol contains fewer toxic substances and lower levels of them than smoke from conventional cigarettes.
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But, despite that decrease, researchers noted that between 240 and 21, the rate of opioid-related suicides actually increased in that same time frame.
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But despite that promise and Trump's vendetta against CNN, many had believed that the merger was safe because of the administration's pro-business agenda.
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But despite that lack of specified knowledge, for many whites, the anonymous black person in public is always implicitly associated with the urban ghetto.
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Apple stock jumped Monday on news that Warren Buffett bought shares of the tech giant, but despite that, one strategist thinks Apple is heading lower.
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I really do appreciate very diverse styles of music, but despite that, I am the most closed-minded, stubborn asshole when it comes to punk.
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But despite that concern, he did see one way in which he would be optimistic for the stock market: if he wins the White House.
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But despite that growth, the Hispanic community is at a disadvantage when it comes to wealth and income disparities among other racial and ethnic groups.
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But despite that long relationship with alcohol, we still don't know what exactly the molecule does to our brains to create a feeling of intoxication.
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But despite that initial growth spurt, it's not always an indication of how big the belly will get throughout the rest of the pregnancy, Bales says.
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Despite the "-tini" suffix, it does not contain vodka — but despite that this drink may have overshadowed the salads as my favorite part of the meal.
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But despite that outburst of support, Mr. Vizcarra's argument that the dissolution was necessary to protect the country's democracy will likely stoke painful memories in Peru.
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But despite that fact, she is not willing to rule out voting for Trump again unless and until she knows the identity of the Democratic nominee.
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But despite that spin, funding for the National Institute of Health will increase by $2 billion and will put money toward President Barack Obama's cancer program.
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But despite that, the unusual palettes of IBM's CGA (Color Graphics Adapter), the earliest hardware that displayed color graphics on the IBM PC, still have their partisans.
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ICE accessed private system more than 1,000 times But despite that law, ICE agents' logins to the system containing private data continued to work, the audit found.
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But despite that progress, there are still no policies in place to mandate energy efficiency targets for nearly 70 percent of the energy the world consumes today.
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But despite that huge amount of storage, the 8TB drive is also comparatively tiny — it can easily fit in your pocket, just like any other external SSD.
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But despite that, the video shows a player actually visibly moving around and shooting a revolver, which is more than, say, the Touch Bar Doom hack can say.
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But despite that mission's success, in November, NASA asked Orbital to return to the Atlas V for this launch since the rocket can get more weight into orbit.
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But despite that exterior sameness, Apple makes a gutsy gamble on improving, and completely removing, core features that have been part of the iPhone for nearly a decade.
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But despite that growth Services still only makes up 11 percent of Apple's annual revenue — the only thing that can turn Apple's revenue boat around is the iPhone.
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But despite that, he sent other platoon members a text message a few weeks before the trial urging them not to give in to pressure to keep silent.
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But despite that caveat, the Netherlands-based doctor who runs the site, Rebecca Gomperts, says she has received requests from American women since she began operations in 2006.
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But despite that, the Trump administration spent the day showcasing moves that appeared to telegraph if not the what, then at least the when of whatever action it's planning.
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In the US, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires that content makers identify when they're being paid to post something, but despite that, influencers continue to skirt around disclosures.
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But despite that progress, "the pace of actual cleanup has been quite slow," the Berkeley School of Law said in a report cited by the Center for Public Integrity.
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But despite that step, a 1992 law banning the V.A. from offering in vitro fertilization remains in place, forcing those soldiers to pay for subsequent treatments out of pocket.
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"But despite that rarity, it still shows us a pain pathway, which if you block it, you block pain and you shouldn't get any other side effects," he says.
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The movie broke a number of records when it opened, but despite that success, The Times's co-chief film critic A. O. Scott couldn't help but notice some shortcomings.
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She was thrashed by Halep in the next round but despite that Bajin is convinced Osaka is figuring out the surface even she doesn't have the traditional claycourt game.
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But despite that progress and the success of shows centering lesbian and bisexual women, like "Vida" and "Batwoman," an ensemble drama like "The L Word" never surfaced in America.
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Since then, the economy has picked up and energy has reached record low prices, but despite that, interest in managing and reducing home energy consumption has remained on the upswing.
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The patrols have drawn sharp rebukes from China but despite that, U.S. officials have made clear the United States would continue to challenge what it considers China's unfounded maritime claims.
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You might see an error message at first, but despite that, the app's main page, which shows a swirling lock symbol, will whirl a bit and then activate your VPN.
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But despite that early success, SoftBank is doing everything it can to popularize the robot as it makes its way into Japanese homes (and, likely, the rest of the world).
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But despite that increase, economists predicated the central bank's main policy would stay at 24 percent until the third quarter of next year, when it would begin to decline slightly.
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But despite that, they don't show up for work: Public school teachers in Tanzania and Kenya are absent from class 47 percent of the time, according to World Bank data.
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Practo has come a long way from raising seed funding in 2011, but despite that progression and a promising business developing overseas, its CEO isn't focusing on exit options quite yet.
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The Sheffield native was brave enough to move up two weight classes to face unified middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin last September, but despite that loss, Brook's record remains spotless at 147.
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But despite that deadline, more than 600 children are still detained in government-run shelters without their families, and more than 400 parents have been deported without an opportunity for reunification.
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But despite that substantive view, you think that instead of freaking out about the leftists at the gates, it's smarter to side with them — to treat them as political coalition partners.
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But despite that, the company has continued onward, and during his conversation at TheGrill, Farnsworth also claimed the company has recently secured an additional $65 million in funding to keep things afloat.
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But despite that, the state's Supreme Court recently ruled that Brown, now 30, must serve out the rest of her sentence, which is 51 years, before she can be considered for parole.
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"But despite that we are seeing that some of our protected areas are not managing to mitigate or stop that increasing pressure," said Geldmann, of the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute.
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"But despite that we are seeing that some of our protected areas are not managing to mitigate or stop that increasing pressure," said Geldmann, of the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute.
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But despite that increased prominence, the company's efforts to control the spread of misinformation still appear to be largely reactive, and rely too much on users to flag content that is problematic.
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But despite that financial strain, studies in Texas, Florida, Arizona, Michigan, New York, and North Carolina have demontrated that students in traditional public schools receive small but statistically significant benefits from charter schools.
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"The June heatwave meant the loss of about 850,000 tonnes of German wheat but despite that the crop is looking good and the loss is not regarded as serious," a German trader said.
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But, despite that, there are no shortage of spots around the country where hungry people are willing to wait (and wait, and wait, and wait...) for just about any meal of the day.
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Those six cities cover a spread of unique cultures — both in general life and startup ecosystems — but, despite that, co-founder Matthew Clifford believes there's actually many commonalities among its global founder base.
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But despite that, until very recently on its website (and in some of its marketing) Natural Cycles has been making the misleading claim that its contraception app is "99% effective" if used "perfectly".
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Page after page of Google results tell a similar story: We're in recovery from a heart-related illness, we've got a great prognosis, but despite that, we're scared it's going to happen again.
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But despite that, and despite the new Canadian government's pledge to renew the country's push for global human rights, billions of dollars in weapon shipments will continue unabated to the Middle Eastern kingdom.
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I see my sister only a few times out of the year as she lives on the other side of the country but despite that we are best friends and talk every day.
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Ride-hailing startup Lyft may bear the distinction of having highest net loss of any maiden public company ever going public, but despite that, it made its debut in a high gear this morning.
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But despite that disappointment and all the tennis, Day came out Sunday bearing a piercing focus, and became the first American to win the U.S. Open junior girls' title since Samantha Crawford in 2012.
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But despite that limitation, any new variation on a universal topic has the potential to be just as valuable a contribution as the last, both in what it does well and in its shortcomings.
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But despite that deal — which was hammered out by Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin — there has been almost no progress on the individual appropriations bills that must be passed for fiscal year 2020.
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But despite that huge bonus, climate-stoked wars, new diseases, food and water shortages would make it a pointless victory unless we make some drastic changes to the way we live our lives, and soon.
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But despite that appearance of diversity, Mr. Trump's choices so far for national security posts seem to show a preference for older white men with similar hard-line views on immigration, the military and terrorism.
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The East 63rd Street location was under construction when I visited, so its basement pool was completely dug up and just a concrete hole, but despite that, the rest of the gym felt spacious and clean.
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First introduced in July for $1.299 million, the apartment was discounted in September to $1.285 million, after poorly attended open houses, but despite that cut, ultimately received just two offers, said Jeff Gardner, a Corcoran agent.
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But despite that, the texture of the fluid is still supremely light, so won't leave a white residue all over your skin like a 10-year-old at his first summer camp trip to the pool.
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But despite that, and the fact that the company continues to grow its digital advertising business at an astonishing rate, the rate at which Facebook is growing continues to decline quarter to quarter and year over year.
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But despite that -- and despite finding that the continuation of DACA could harm the eight states and two governors who challenged the program -- Hanen decided not to issue a ruling that would have immediately blocked DACA's continuation.
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Last month it raised the minimum selling price (MSP) of sugar to 21,268.8700 rupees ($45.01) per 100 kg from 2,900 rupees but despite that order several mills sold sugar below the MSP, which threatens to undermine the initiative.
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But despite that, Les Seules did reach plenty of women in e-sports and empowered women to compete — including Perez, the e-sports hopeful turned pro player who saw Les Seules play in 2005 and joined them in 2008.
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These are areas the mainstream games industry has notably struggled with, but despite that, these games are generally excluded from the conversation about developing women led stories in games or in discussions of the "death" of the adventure game.
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Fadi Awad, MD of Roze Travel, told CNN: "They lack a bit of cultural and religious background but despite that I believe hotels are moving fast to try and learn to cope with and understand arrivals from such destinations."
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But despite that, me and many Muslims like me, place our faith in the secular democracy, where many non-Muslim have come forward to protect us in the times when we need them, especially at a time like this.
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But despite that fact — and a variety of promises, milestones, and one-off demonstrations from other carriers which plan to launch as soon as early 2019 — we still don't have a clear idea of what 5G will actually offer right away.
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"The August IPCA, just like the mid-month data two weeks ago, came out in line with market expectations, but despite that, it did not look very good," Banco Fator Chief Economist José Francisco Gonçalves wrote in a research note.
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But despite that May 2019 update—and then another one for a variant of the attack not covered in Intel's initial patch, despite the researchers' warning about it a year earlier—two other variations on MDS attacks remain possible even now.
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But despite that initial feeling of abandonment, I knew deep down that in trading me, the Cubs might have been giving me the gift of opportunity, one I did not have in Chicago: a chance to be the everyday center fielder.
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But despite that evidence, the SIO also noted that the mass removal "prompted conspiratorial theories about why they were taken down in the first place," with posts in other pro-KMT groups speculating that it had been done in coordination with the DPP.
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But despite that warning, the gears of congressional oversight — which were mostly still under Republican control during Mr. Trump's first two years in office — began to pick up speed on Wednesday in the portrait-lined hearing rooms of the House office buildings.
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Pictures of five young men clutching guns and grinning in front of a black flag were posted on an Islamic State website hours after the attack, along with the claim of responsibility, but despite that, authorities have ruled out a foreign link.
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But despite that fear factor, slip dresses walk a fine line between elegant and casual that's so hard to find in a day-to-night piece, which has led many a woman to figure out how to keep things PG in a slip dress.
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But despite that and despite this very large or loud block of people in Sweden who claim there's a cover-up of immigration, the anti-immigrant party in this election, while it did gain seats in parliament, underperformed its poles by about ten points.
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But despite that nod to the rest of Europe, of the 12 premieres on this year's program, nine are by French choreographers and one is by Josef Nadj, who has lived in France since 1980, resulting in a more insular feel than previous festivals.
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Ninja's move to Mixer has encouraged other streamers to start broadcasting on the platform, but despite that deal and the one with Shroud, the number of hours watched declined 8.5% quarter-over-quarter, from 90.2 million in Q3 2019 to 82.5 million in Q4 2019.
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It received numerous accolades from critic's associations and 10 Oscar nominations, second only to The Revenant's 12, but despite that it seemed to lose steam towards the end of the season, as attention turned towards the Best Picture battle between Revenant, Spotlight, and The Big Short.
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But despite that popularity and the continuing need for access to medical cannabis, the administration seems determined to "crack down" and enforce the federal law — potentially even in states that have already legalized marijuana — but aren't eager to go into detail about what that would look like.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive back Islamist groups that seized the desert north a year earlier, but despite that and a costly U.N. peacekeeping presence, Islamist militants conduct frequent attacks in northern Mali and use it as a base for operations in neighboring countries.
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But despite that measure of clinical transparency, he was clear during our conversations that it was essential to his ability to practice medicine that certain details of his personal life beyond the most basic published facts — he is married to the novelist Sara Houghteling — remain unavailable to his patients.
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The impeachment push has ratcheted up partisan tensions on Capitol Hill, but despite that, and a series of holdups including the President's request for billions in border wall funding, top congressional appropriators came together to lock in the broad outlines of a bipartisan funding deal late last week.
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But despite that, Trump has worn clothing that could be read by some as small tokens of subversion — whether it's wearing a pussy-bow blouse to the debates after news of her husband's misogynistic comments were made public, or choosing to wear non-American designers during the campaign, when her husband has been an outspoken critic of globalization.
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The free-throw shooting is lovely, as is his evolution as a utilitarian playmaker (Jordan's assist rate is more than double what it was two years ago, and every season of his career before that), but despite that and some otherwise promising early-season numbers, a four-year contract feels like a disaster waiting to happen—in Dallas or anywhere else.
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But despite that initial promise seen in Kelly, lawmakers have since felt a series of disheartening decisions has changed that calculus -- including the decision to end DACA while he was chief of staff and a series of decisions to end Temporary Protected Status by the administration since -- including reporting that he was involved in calling acting Secretary Elaine Duke and pressuring her on the Honduras TPS decision, which Duke later denied.
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