This happens once in a lifetime," Dent Research Founder Harry Dent recently told CNBC's "Futures Now.
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Charlie Dent (PA-15): Dent was one of the most outspoken moderates in opposition to the legislation.
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"The significance of what Charlie Dent says is different from the significance of what Paul Ryan thinks of the significance of what Charlie Dent says," Huder said.
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Dent is saved from the total destruction of Earth by Ford Prefect (an alien Dent at first thinks is human), who is working on a travel guide for intergalactic travelers.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.) "I guess I understand what his intention is, but unfortunately the order appears to have been rushed through without full consideration," Dent told the Washington Post. Rep.
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This will dent their profits -- assuming they have any.
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Dent was also already facing a primary challenge from Justin Simmons, a state politician who has accused Dent of being insufficiently pro-Trump and who probably benefits the most from his resignation.
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The Joker also forces Batman to make choices to reveal his true character but also outsmarts him, like when Batman chose to save Rachel over Harvey Dent and ended up with Dent anyway.
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Perhaps he's hoping "Famous" will put a dent in that.
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So far, recycling efforts haven't made a big enough dent.
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The video, alone, won't make a big dent in homelessness.
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S. trade dispute could make a significant dent in growth.
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Efforts to dent El Salvador's ironclad legislation have been growing.
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Charlie Dent told reporters of the speech after it ended.
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Another example: Apple's Siri squarely failing to dent the universe.
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Yet none have made a visible dent in Valve's store.
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A huge, relatively diverse player base certainly makes a dent.
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Yet plazomicin did not make a dent in colistin use.
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Its mass will form a dent in the milk's surface.
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I'm hoping that we can make a dent in that.
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Selling DirecTV would not dent the carrier's strength in wireless.
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A strong dollar could dent the earnings of large multinationals.
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"In Britain, even tripling the tuition fees didn't dent it."
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That barely makes a dent in the Syrian people's suffering.
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You make a dent in the floor, we don't care.
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Raise the bar, crush your goals, and make a dent.
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While supporting Dent, Wayne has a mission of his own.
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How do you make a dent in the energy market?
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And to the positive disrupters ready to dent the universe.
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Dent reached out to Deanna and connected her with Vasquez.
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"Let's put the shoe on the other foot," Dent said.
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One beneficiary was Nickolaus Dent, featured on CNN in 2012.
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But it barely made a dent in its bottom line.
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If the pope couldn't dent Trump, Romney surely will not.
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They've put a dent in overfishing and rejuvenated their fisheries.
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"Both represent two sides of the same coin," Dent wrote.
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The Dent brothers sell a lot by the pound, too.
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But will it make a dent in the long term?
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Company officials blamed a strong dollar for the revenue dent.
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Mastercard said Monday the virus could dent its 2020 revenue.
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Uber has so far escaped any dent to its business.
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Dent was for 8 years on the House Ethics Committee.
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Dent: He uses his feet like he uses his hands.
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But they've had trouble finding ways to dent his momentum.
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What president doesn't want to put a dent in history?
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Dent himself will retire at the end of the year.
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"This will happen," said Dent of passing the debt lift.
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Dent was one of nine Republicans to vote against it.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), a centrist who originally endorsed Ohio Gov.
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Dent announced in September that he would not seek reelection.
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They could make a noticeable dent in a big problem.
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But that probably won't put a dent in consumers' wallets.
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Weddings are known to leave a dent in your finances.
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Apple TV+ may not make much more of a dent.
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Apple may need to do more than fill a dent.
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The Lehigh Valley is part of a Congressional district that has returned moderate Republican Charlie Dent to Washington for a decade, and Dent said he expected Kasich, whom he has endorsed, to do well there.
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"This bill is either negotiable or it's not," Dent told CNN.
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Luckily, he has a little more time to make a dent.
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The move could dent the government's prospects in elections in 2019.
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That would dent global GDP by around 0.1 percent, it estimated.
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Charlie Dent told CNN's Poppy Harlow on "CNN Newsroom" Saturday afternoon.
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Hopefully, the new policy concerning plastic bottles will make a dent.
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Two people could hardly make a dent in the large bowl.
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Those factors could put a severe dent in Tesla's bottom line.
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But a spell under the regulatory microscope will dent that enthusiasm.
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Representatives Charlie Dent and Will Hurd, also Republicans, made similar comments.
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Analysts aren't convinced that Oracle can make much of a dent.
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"We are making a dent in the Bloomberg fortress," Gurle said.
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That won't even dent the gun problem this country is facing.
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These changes have made only a small dent in the problem.
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Someday that might begin to make a real dent on geopolitics.
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This is beginning to make a dent in (our human) Universe.
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And those expenses are making a big dent in millennial budgets.
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European banks are under pressure as negative interest rates dent earnings.
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It may have made a dent in the US economy, too.
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Not exactly a huge dent in the typical $63,000 down payment.
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Lower Chinese imports didn't dent U.S. dependency on imports last year.
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It might also make a dent in Silicon Valley's diversity problem.
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Y.), Charlie Dent (Pa.), Darrell Issa (Calif.) and Don Bacon (Neb.).
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He said last year his plans would dent short-term profit.
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Getting a dent in your car can be an annoying situation.
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But I think this kind of put a dent in conversations.
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Simmons blasted Dent as more closely aligned with Democrats than Republicans.
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"But I decided I'd better support the bison," Mr. Dent added.
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Pritchard credits mastering veteran John Dent for keeping it all cohesive.
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But this did nothing to dent Dick's enthusiasm for the sport.
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That could, in turn, dent global economic growth and corporate profits.
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The CFPB doesn't seem to have made much of a dent.
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" Dent echoed Meadows' remarks saying, "There should not be a shutdown.
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That list includes Tuesday Group Chairman Charlie Dent (Pa.) and Reps.
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Clinton's plan could make a meaningful dent in an important problem.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.) after the meeting at the Capitol Hill Club.
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"That certainly put a dent in Bush's support nationally," Pappas said.
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Tighter monetary policy may also dent investor confidence in the sector.
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It also makes a fairly serious dent in your credit score.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, (Florida), Charlie Dent (Pennsylvania) and Dave Reichert (Washington).
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Clearly, the record-breaking seizures haven't put a dent in prices.
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That could much more than offset the dent in his bonus.
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Any storm-related dent could have ripple effects through the economy.
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Clinton, said the emails would have been unlikely to dent Mrs.
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Dent joins three other GOP co-sponsors for the bill: Reps.
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Dent said if he continued his strong start — he has a .
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We don't expect to make a huge dent in it overnight.
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The last time SZA played Coachella, she barely made a dent.
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"Bill wanted his players going fast all the time," Dent says.
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It's caused a dent in Sanders' Hispanic support in the state.
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Some policymakers are concerned the higher levy could dent consumer spending.
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A loss there would put a serious dent in her case.
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That has helped make a healthy dent in her loan bill.
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In an interview, Dent made clear that he is not alone.
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"It's a big dent on the capabilities of Lashkar," Lt. Gen.
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But Oath hasn't made much of a dent in the duopoly.
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Dent launched an investigation that would rope in 25 agents nationwide.
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Frederick Baily Dent was born in Cape May, N.J., on Aug.
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Scrutiny over the royals' finances threatens to further dent their mystique.
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Charlie Dent retiring, while the 16th district is represented by Rep.
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Ryan Dent studied international affairs and economics at Florida State University.
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The interest rate was so high, we'd barely made a dent.
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That's not a huge dent to America's near-$20 trillion economy.
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Marijuana taxes do not even make a dent in this gap.
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But they hardly seemed to make a dent in the polls.
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Lira's depreciation could dent European banks that have invested in Turkey.
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The special election timeline won't be set until Dent officially retires.
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Either option seems likely to dent voters' faith in the system.
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This hasn't appeared to dent Uber's bottom line in Singapore — yet.
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You'll never put a dent in Amazon's profit by canceling Prime.
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Charlie Dent (R-PA) went on NBC sporting an Eagles hat.
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That fear, however, hasn't seemed to put a dent in sales.
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During the government shutdown in the fall of 2013, Dent begged John Boehner , then the Speaker of the House, to allow a vote on whether to end the shutdown, which was hurting Dent in his district.
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Concerns that U.S. tariffs on Mexico would dent crude demand limited gains.
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Air strikes are the only way to dent drug production, he said.
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It will make a larger dent in your wallet starting at $210,212.
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That could dent European efforts to gain greater access to Chinese markets.
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Charlie Dent, a moderate from Pennsylvania, who has yet to back Trump.
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"Both have foreign policies that I would not agree with," Dent said.
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Walmart has struggled to make a significant dent in Amazon's ecommerce dominance.
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They could solve the problem today and barely dent their bottom lines.
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That's a seriously small dent to your wallet for a 2017 MacBook.
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Why should US citizens believe a measly 4,000 can make a dent?
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Perhaps, but not without a significant dent to his well-established hubris.
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He was given no chance to even make a dent in Mrs.
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Even his own sexual-harassment scandal did not dent Mr O'Reilly's ratings.
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But the latest move by Google could put a dent in that.
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Those are all good ideas but will barely dent Japan's projected debts.
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The EU's fines have done little to dent any tech companies' profits.
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And good 'ol Two-Face (the villainous alter-ego of Harvey Dent)?
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This election has already put a significant dent in that defeatist conclusion.
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It also represents another small, but conspicuous, dent in America's international leadership.
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The impact: The sale would barely put a dent in Huawei's portfolio.
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But the improving economy made a big dent in poverty in 265.
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Occupation: Radio Personality Jason Dent (37; turns 38 on 7/12/17)
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ELIZABETH "Jazzonia: History of an American Art Form," works by Derek Dent.
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ELIZABETH"Jazzonia: History of an American Art Form," works by Derek Dent.
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Wall Street's tumble on Friday put a dent in last week's gains.
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If I had a bigger army we could really make a dent.
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The tougher tactics have already made a big dent in specific industries.
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Too bad for him that 16 delegates won't make a dent overall.
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Being ignored leaves customers even more frustrated and can dent future revenue.
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Ryanair does not think its recent troubles will dent its financial performance.
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"It will be harder to pass an omnibus in March," Dent said.
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But Agung has already put a dent in Bali's growth this year.
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That would dent global oil supply and make gas even more expensive.
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Charlie Dent, a leader of the group, remains opposed to the legislation.
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Leonard Lance (NJ-07): Lance, like Dent, is a high profile moderate.
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None of it could dent her advantages in her adopted home state.
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"I don't think it will make much of a dent," Schmidt says.
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Will the worker actions put a dent in Uber's IPO on Friday?
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The silver lining is that a recession might not dent beer volumes.
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But her righteous fury doesn't put a dent in Chuck's cocky bravado.
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The punching power, which had become legendary, failed to make a dent.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), who heads the Tuesday Group of centrist Republicans.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), a co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group.
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But the UK has slashed coal rapidly, and that's made a dent.
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But the attack failed to dent tourist arrivals to any discernable degree.
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"Too many Americans are going to be without coverage," Dent told MSNBC.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) still has "serious reservations" about the plan. Rep.
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"I thought it was helpful," said Representative Charlie Dent, Republican of Pennsylvania.
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Will that even make a dent in the local or global market?
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Morrison said Australia's stance would not dent its standing in the region.
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"There are going to be hurt feelings no matter what," Dent said.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, called for congressional hearings into the Daniels matter.
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"I think we've put a real dent in the Taliban leadership," Sen.
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"Separating children from their families is not a political winner," Dent said.
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Charlie Dent (R-PA) -- announced he "no plans" to vote for Trump.
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This could dent the appeal of gold, which does not bear interest.
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When compared to that estimate, the spending deal didn't make a dent.
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But Dent believes Trump's tone and rhetoric is harmful to the party.
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None of the proposed solutions have made a dent in these epidemics.
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It allows us to put our own little dent in the universe.
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"We have to be concerned," said Representative Charlie Dent, a Pennsylvania Republican.
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Still, the changes have done little to dent Mr. Slim's market share.
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Selling the stock can further dent share prices, triggering a downward spiral.
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To what degree did the toxicity around Mr. Parker dent ticket sales?
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We are nowhere close to making a real dent in equal leadership.
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The anxious thoughts, if you still have them, hardly make a dent.
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She then rearranged the breast tissue, and the dent is virtually unnoticeable.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) announced that he would vote against the bill.
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The left, though, hasn't been able to make a dent in Cuomo.
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Valeant's collapse has put a serious dent in Pershing Square's 2016 performance.
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Charlie Dent, now has a slight Democratic lean under the new map.
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Mr. Dent, whom everyone called Andy, died in his sleep last month.
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"You'll need leadership cooperation at some point, without question," Dent told me.
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The left has a very hard time making a dent in that.
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Opposition parties have struggled to dent Mr. Orban's large majority in Parliament.
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Any move by Airbus could put a dent in the British economy.
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Don't let surprise wedding expenses put a dent in your wedding budget.
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Bad apps get bad App Store reviews, and bad reviews dent sales.
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Tuesday's move higher only makes a small dent in total losses, however.
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These efforts, however, have yet to dent our insatiable need for tech.
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Almost four years later, the dent on the door is still there.
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But the blowback would also likely dent growth in the United States.
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"The White House should empower the director of legislative affairs," Dent said.
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"I think there has to be [a manager's amendment]" Dent said Thursday.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee.
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"Ted Cruz is a rigid ideologue," Dent told the New York Times.
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"But I don't think we do it in a week," Dent said.
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It was not just Curry who failed to make a dent offensively.
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But the GOP leader's announcement Tuesday suggests it didn't make a dent.
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Carbon-capture technology finally begins to make dent in atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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But the sweeping approach has not put a discernible dent in homelessness.
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These younger entertainment networks have been making a significant dent in Hollywood.
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However, the scheme barely made a dent in the amount of pollution.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) to make a dent in the 16253 campaign.
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That's not a large majority, but it's enough to make a dent.
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Payne represent New Jersey's 10th District and Dent represents Pennsylvania's 15th District.
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So I think for Global trade, there will definitely be a dent.
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The resulting spike in oil prices could further dent global economic growth.
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Seattle, likewise, has struggled to make a dent in its homeless population.
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The new faces of the Democratic Party have barely made a dent.
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Home sharing will gradually take a sizeable dent out of housing demand.
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Bill Shuster, Charlie Dent, Pat Meehan, Ryan Costello, Bob Brady and Barletta.
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But neither would make a significant dent in overall private college borrowing.
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There is no evidence that Aadhaar has put a dent in corruption.
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But none have made a major dent in overall health care spending.
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No single human can directly generate enough emissions to make a dent.
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This trace amount will barely make a dent in your daily sugar budget.
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By selling Salix, Valeant could put a dent in its cumbersome debt load.
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Dent cautioned that Friday's decision could further send insurance markets into a spiral.
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Charlie Dent said Wednesday on CNN's "Newsroom," referring the Senate intelligence committee's probe.
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If Beijing did choose to retaliate through trade, it could make significant dent.
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Demonetization has been widely expected to dent economic growth in the short term.
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Dent took a very vocal stance Sunday on behalf of the Assali family.
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A downgrade could dent that further, while also cutting into capital adequacy ratios.
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The latest fracas to dent Chipotle's food safety reputation began in late July.
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It said upcoming regulation could dent firms' profitability and M&A was unlikely.
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If the startup can actually make a dent, that would be remarkable indeed.
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Still, the state has made a really big dent in its uninsured numbers.
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S. tariff war put a dent in world trade and hit Japanese exporters.
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He said currently high oil prices dent the economic development of many countries.
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All the free burritos in the world can only make a small dent.
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Then there are the games, which also leave a dent in your savings.
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A title game will not make a dent in revenue on its own.
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S. tariff war put a dent on world trade and hit Japanese exporters.
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However, the company has put a massive dent in other consumer tech categories.
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EU economies are already under pressure, and new tariffs could further dent growth.
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The missing tax revenue will surely put a dent in the government's coffers.
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If it's much older than that, it puts a dent in that theory.
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Rising interest rates will dent returns, and one day the market will falter.
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The premium brands of other carmakers have made even less of a dent.
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Even if giants do not copy startups outright, they can dent their prospects.
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The arguments that followed put a real dent in Jenni and Sammi's friendship.
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"It was incredible," said Dent, a flight attendant with 26 years of experience.
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Ms Dent Coad is fighting to convert them to the party's broader cause.
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Can Arm-based processors really make a dent in the laptop market, though?
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Serge Lutens Dent de Lait Eau de Parfum, $230, available at Serge Lutens.
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A senior party official said the attack would not dent its election hopes.
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Forcing it to renegotiate deals could put a significant dent in that business.
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Adding a vaccine to the disease-fighting mix could make a significant dent.
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Even a recent price hike isn't expected to dent Netflix's subscriber base much.
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More flexibility isn't going to make a big dent in this jobs crisis.
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Surely, but surely, the moderates could put a dent in Mr Corbyn's armour?
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"Should that take a dent, investment and employment could be impacted," he said.
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Asked for comment, NCAA spokeswoman Gail Dent did not respond to Dupree's statement.
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It's one very effective way to make a big dent in emissions. Why?
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Analysts said an economic slowdown could soon dent fuel consumption, holding back crude.
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Weighing on prices are concerns that an economic slowdown could dent fuel consumption.
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"I was definitely sure that he had been drinking," Dent said of Mueller.
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Even the slightest dent in their income would plunge many back into poverty.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group, and Reps.
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We think the Series A is where you can make the biggest dent.
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But MacArthur's counterpart Charlie Dent has said he doesn't like the proposed changes.
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Charlie Dent announced Thursday that he will not seek re-election in 2018.
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If not a smashing of the patriarchy, it would have made a dent.
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Google has struggled to make much of a dent in the wearables category.
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Crucially, however, these objections make not a dent in these happy warriors' actions.
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"He just couldn't get there" with all the cross pressures, Mr. Dent said.
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The financial damage looks less painful than the dent to the group's credibility.
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Dent, 57, announced last year he will not seek re-election in November.
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Dent showed a tendency to sometimes break with his party on key issues.
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The crown prince's reputation for bending markets to his will suffers a dent.
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According to Susie Dent, a lexicographer, English has 3,000 words for being drunk.
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"All these types of issues just become much heavier lifts," Dent said, sighing.
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Still, LoBiondo said he had no plans of following Dent out the door.
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I was so giddy that I kicked the dashboard and left a dent.
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Republican Charlie Dent: "This issue is maybe not the president's wheelhouse, healthcare." pic.twitter.
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Matt Damon turned down playing Harvey Dent in 2008's "The Dark Knight."
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But his remarks on Friday seemed unlikely to make much of a dent.
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"[WeWork] is going to have a bigger dent than people realize," he said.
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Dent used to be friends with Hanna and is still friends with Vasquez.
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"There may have to be changes before Thursday to get votes," Dent said.
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Fortunately, there were enough straightforward words to make a dent without getting discouraged.
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But what role does the FDA have in trying to make a dent?
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To make so much as a dent requires hard, sustained work, and expertise.
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Those who sign good artists often fail to make a commercial dent anymore.
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Privacy concerns have not appeared to put a dent in these companies' profits.
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I wasn't confident that FLOTUS, with no legislative power, could make a dent.
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Ron Kind (D-WI), a New Democrat who is close friends with Dent.
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The company has yet to make a meaningful dent in the U.S. market.
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And even then, how much of a dent can such education really make?
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Credit card rewards can make a major dent in your holiday travel spending.
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He has a dent in his head, however, that will never go away.
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Charlie Dent contemplated the prospect of a Sanders-Trump race with real dread.
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The coronavirus isn't putting a dent in some college students' spring break plans.
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Central American representation couldn't make a dent in the Mexican hegemony of Texas.
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TALL TIMBERS, Md. — William Andrew Dent was the stuffed ham king around here.
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But the reallocation of fewer than 21986,21920 visas would barely make a dent.
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Adams takes readers through the galaxy as Dent encounters one obstacle after another.
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Legislators have tried to make a dent in various aspects of the crisis.
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Those hospitalizations, and the disappearances, have put a dent in Ms. Santana's finances.
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If successful, the menthol ban could make a significant dent in cigarette sales.
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So far these canceled tech conferences haven't put a major dent in that.
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In fact, placenta previa only occurs in about 0.5% of pregnancies, says Dent.
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Let's hope this secretary can make a dent in the 70,000-member bureaucracy.
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In any case, I'm curious to see if this actually makes a dent.
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The fries are so good, but I barely make a dent in them.
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Warren surrogates assert there's still time to make a dent in Biden's support.
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They're also putting a dent in the U.S. economy, according to the WSJ.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) and John Katko (R-N.
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Sanders is their blockade, and they didn't make a dent in him tonight.
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A fourth straight monthly sales decline is putting a dent in automakers' shares.
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Bob Hope and Bing wouldn't let their politics dent ticket sales 50 percent.
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That hasn't made a big dent in Windows 7 market share recently, though.
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Neither made any sort of dent in Baltimore's terrific start to the season.
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We've been sharing our handle and orange juice and made quite a dent.
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Last week also featured perhaps the greatest dent in Kathy Griffin's comedy career.
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But the projected rebound will only make a small dent in Monday's losses.
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"I've yet to see a dent" in homelessness, she said as an example.
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"I was a little confused because I was hearing voices," Mr. Dent explained.
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It is expected to put a dent in the rapidly growing LNG market.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) "was at the head of that list," Maloney said.
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Prompted by CNN's Alisyn Camerota, Dent also responded to his Republican colleague Rep.
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EU economies are already under pressure and new tariffs could further dent growth.
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Walmart's investments to ramp up online will also dent the company's profit margins.
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A loss on Collins's high-profile bill would dent its reputation of invincibility.
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The holidays will put more than just a dent in your bank account.
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"Everybody in government has a right to a political opinion," Mr. Dent said.
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"You can't fail to notice that when you come to Australia," Dent said.
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Putting a serious dent in the backlog would require hiring dozens more judges.
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Has six weeks of this made a dent in my burgeoning dad bod?
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Charlie Dent, added that she doesn't plan to go back on her word.
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After five years, again, they had made no dent in the smoking rate.
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Also a planned sales tax hike could dent spending after it is implemented.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania; announced on 9/7/17 Dent, also a moderate, said Thursday that while Trump hadn't been the determining factor in his decision to retire at the end of his term, he was a part of it.
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The company has long struggled to make a dent in the enterprise cloud market.
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Even that crisis failed to make a dent on the company's balance sheet, though.
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Until then the ugly headlines will continue to dent Bangladesh's reputation around the world.
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American's new rates aren't likely to dent its big annual haul from baggage fees.
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But the political tides haven't put a dent in CEO's optimism about their businesses.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania said Trump had gone "too far" to earn his vote.
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"There is not a lot of margin for error in this bill," Dent warned.
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"Members of the House don't want to be BTUed on health care," Dent said.
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In fact, it looked fairly healthy, and the cardboard box was miraculously dent-free.
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In turn, that could put a dent in Amazon's fourth-quarter sales, he added.
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Plus, after two months of use, I've barely made a dent in the bottle.
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Oil traders also worried that a possible worldwide economic slowdown could dent fuel consumption.
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As the Audi precedent shows, a fiasco can dent a marque's prospects for years.
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This whole exercise would permanently dent Saudi Arabia's reputation as the leading oil player.
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So far, however, Mr Trump's broadsides have failed to dent faith in his targets.
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There was also a baseball bat-sized dent on the back of the car.
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It also announced an increase in spending on original programming, which could dent profits.
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The mother had been so distraught, and Cuddy couldn't make a dent in that.
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"It was, 'Here's the cake, eat it'," complains Charlie Dent, a moderate Republican congressman.
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But they are not common enough to put a meaningful dent in the business.
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Losing three games in a row hasn't put a dent in the Nationals' positivity.
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A land-value tax would not make much of a dent in wealth inequality.
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Purchasing these "sale" items early on can put a dent in your trading account.
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He only needs to put a dent into the Democratic nominees' dominance of it.
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I can discern this little dent only because I have been touching my skin.
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Drivers can also enjoy rewards such as faster airport pickups and free dent repair.
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Dubai and Singapore are unlikely to make much of a dent in London's dominance.
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If it proves scaleable, it could make a real dent in global plastic pollution.
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Pat Meehan and Charlie Dent are more likely to flip, Republican incumbents like Rep.
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Biden's support took the biggest dent of any candidate in the Morning Consult poll.
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The fires are also making a serious dent on Fort McMurray's massive oil industry.
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Facebook's scandals of the past year barely put a dent in its active users.
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A repeat would cause a bigger dent in confidence among customers and business partners.
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Republican moderates Ryan Costello and Charlie Dent resigned rather than fight this uphill battle.
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And he's hoping his head dent can remind everyone to put on some sunscreen.
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"This [Goodlatte] proposal is designed not to become law — everyone knows that," Dent said.
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Regulation, at this point, would only dent growth and create opportunities for smaller competitors.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, a leading House GOP moderate, referring to Cruz and Trump.
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Even Dent, who voted against the bill, praised the Vice President's soft sell technique.
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Trump's two operationally successful military attacks, however, put a massive dent in that argument.
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Higher interest rates dent demand for non-interest-paying gold, while supporting the dollar.
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The only way she can put a dent in this image: stop shaping one.
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Dent said he thought Mueller had been drinking alcohol prior to the photo op.
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Oil prices fell on worries rising trade tensions could dent global demand for crude.
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So as the likes of Dent leave, the House will only become more polarized.
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Yet a slowdown in economic growth could eventually dent fuel consumption and pressure prices.
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Significantly reducing deforestation here will make a big dent in Earth's growing carbon problem.
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"I suspect that the $621 number on defense will likely come down," Dent said.
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"That's a big dent, I couldn't believe it," Lu, of Redmond, Washington, told KOMO.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) told The Hill after posing for a picture with Rep.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), who don't support linking Planned Parenthood defunding to the reconciliation bill.
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Other revenue sources, like Spectacles, have hardly made a dent in the company's business.
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"It's obviously a dent to their reputation," said OCBC head of research Carmen Lee.
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Charlie Dent (R-Penn.) says in an interview with The Hill's Molly K. Hooper.
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I don't know many people who could've made such a dent in that election.
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Moderates like Dent said they disliked the changes made by the Meadows-MacArthur language.
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"I think he's in a bind politically," said Mr. Dent, who retired last year.
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It will undoubtedly take thousands of objectors to make a dent in settlement prospects.
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A woman named Tonya Dent was leaving the house on the embankment Friday night.
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"You might want to get in the gallery and watch the show," Dent added.
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Charlie Dent (R, PA-563) announced via press release on 553/543/533 Rep.
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Here are some of the things which have put a dent in her stature.
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Heavy user adoption — and even that's a big "if" — could dent advertisers' targeting abilities.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.) said that healthcare may not be in President Trump's "wheelhouse" Wednesday.
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Proof that a new feature is actually making a dent in attracting new users.
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How much of a dent would this shit make in his own net worth?
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) that would have stripped the language out of the bill.
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If they find a dent or a scratch or anything wrong, they will complain.
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Its huge decline in 2008 failed to boost exports and Brexit will dent them.
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The layoff can seriously alter their confidence, or put a dent in their finances.
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" Dent inquires, "And they made sure they sent you lot off first, did they?
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Brutal ad blitzes not only failed to dent Trump, they often made him stronger.
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Bitcoin's value took a dent when the news came out, but it quickly recovered.
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It was 2001, and he had hoped to make a dent in the universe.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Morgan Stanley's Asian crown just got a Budweiser-shaped dent.
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Holston-Alexander is determined to make a dent in the less-than-inspiring statistics.
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Ollie's is currently running a "scratch and dent appliance buyout" on dishwashers and ovens.
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Analysts said the delay in resolving the issue will dent the island's investment climate.
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Or if you want to go, Steve Jobs, the dent in the universe thing.
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If the sight of slaughtered angels did not dent the nation's conscience, could anything?
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Mr. Dent, channeling the exasperation of his colleagues, suggested an exodus might be imminent.
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The dent to broader business confidence and investment could make the figure much larger.
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But Sanders has yet to make much of a dent in Clinton's superdelegate lead.
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"If he can't, then he should step down," Dent said, according to the tweet.
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"If he can't, then he should step down," says DENT View the discussion thread.
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But that has made barely a dent in the G.M. inventory in his yard.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), who leads the Appropriations subpanel for veterans and military construction.
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Anything less bad than a steady relative British decline would dent Davos-goers' worldview.
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But efforts to make a dent, with phones like Nokia's N-gage, fell flat.
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While legislation will not solve all these problems, it could make a meaningful dent.
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Dent said the Congressional Budget Office analysis released this week has altered the debate.
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That means more than $30 billion in pending loans remain in limbo, Dent said.
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But for other firms the loss of that revenue created a much larger dent.
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" Dent said Trump's plan to pay for the defense boost "isn't realistic or viable.
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Soaring equities tend to dent the appeal of gold, seen as a safe haven.
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Nevertheless, coming in weak will dent his electability narrative and his already limp fundraising.
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This proclamation is unlikely to make any dent in the immigration system's myriad problems.
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WATCH: Jim Cramer says Irma was tough, but not tough enough to dent market.
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You can assign a whole newsroom to this task and barely make a dent.
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Additionally, efforts to make a dent in anti-Semitism must begin in our schools.
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And if any of life's problems happen, that could put a dent in everything.
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But they haven't made a dent against other brands like Coca Cola or See's.
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Euro's decline did not dent bullish sentiment for more gains in the coming months.
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"We are firing live rounds this time," Representative Charlie Dent, Republican of Pennsylvania, said.
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That's a decent little dent in the rear bumper of my Toyota RAV4 hybrid.
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House Ethics Committee Chairman Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) and the panel's ranking Democrat, Rep.
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It may dent her credibility as all his sins will be heaped on her.
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Home AC units are far less powerful, but they would make a dent, too.
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With therapy and support, I was able to make a dent in the disease.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, Dave Trott of Michigan and Frank LoBiondo of New Jersey.
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Y.), Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) and Don Bacon (R-Neb.).
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A disability that keeps you from working will put a dent in your finances.
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An individual company can't put a dent in overall pollution — but a bunch might.
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"It is my hope that cooler heads will prevail in the Senate," Dent added.
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"But there's been no dent in the addiction or drug use rates," Ghaemi said.
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The bill that makes the biggest dent in overall poverty was Harris's LIFT Act.
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But none of these developments made much of a dent in Fairstein's public image.
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Nixon's nomination of Mr. Dent to succeed Peter G. Peterson as his third secretary of commerce struck some critics as a favor to Senator Thurmond and the textile industry, since Mr. Dent had led a fight to limit imports of foreign textiles.
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"I want to help put a dent in the stigma around anal cancer," she says.
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It puts a dent in that We Are All in This Food Struggle Together thing.
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I eat a third of it but M. helps me make more of a dent.
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That's not enough to even dent a country that has endured centuries of actual crises.
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A Kasich aide told us he has spoken both with Dent and Colorado Democratic Gov.
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One worry is that declining house prices will dent consumer confidence, which is already low.
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In most Batman accounts, Dent became a super-villain while still working as District Attorney.
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But they do have the power to make a massive dent in the plastics problem.
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I needed years of therapy to make any meaningful dent in my mental health woes.
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The euro's decline did not dent bullish sentiment for more gains in the coming months.
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But it does put a dent in Lucille, which Negan is not exactly happy about.
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It's January, but already 2018's car industry is looking a little Harvey Dent-ish.
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Advocates themselves lamented what they consider a missed chance to save lives and dent trafficking.
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"They keep saying there's no quid pro quo," said Dent, who's now a CNN contributor.
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A jobs program on that scale could at least make a dent in the problem.
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That meant Willy was the one walking around with a huge dent in his head.
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While fully funding the IRS would not eliminate deficits, it could make a measurable dent.
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Boeing's 737 Max issues could put a dent in U.S. GDP growth, the host said.
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The move was unpopular—naturally—but didn't do much to dent the company's impressive growth.
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Do you think that would possibly put a dent in this national problem we have?
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Losing three World Series games in row hasn't put a dent in the team's positivity.
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"It will put a dent in that growth," Zandi told reporters on a conference call.
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However, the virus remains a problem for Wall Street as it could dent global growth.
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Why are so many women not making a bigger demographic dent in the tech world?
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One the one hand, that's not a huge dent to Solo's opening days in theaters.
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In South Korea, the bolt from the blue did not seem to dent popular optimism.
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If the world's largest economy pulls back on trade, it could dent global economic growth.
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Demonstrating mathematically that deporting DREAMers will put a dent in economic growth serves a purpose.
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If this movie can just make the smallest dent [for representation], I'll be so happy.
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It's hard to imagine either avenue making a meaningful dent in social media at large.
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As the neighbourhood smartens, incoming white and Hispanic residents put a welcome dent in segregation.
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A: You crave it, but it doesn't dent your confidence (when you don't get it).
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Aries Capital Partners' investor Andy Dent tells TechCrunch his firm doesn't usually back consumer tech.
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But that failed to dent investors' expectations that the Fed will deliver a rate cut.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, Tom MacArthur of New Jersey, and Elise Stefanik of New York.
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If this report is accurate, however, it might put a big dent in those plans.
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He has 370 more days, or thereabouts, to make a dent in a hard history.
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Over in the US, there are fewer challenger banks making a dent in the market.
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She also testified that her bodyguard, Greg Dent, witnessed the incident as she described it.
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Should any of those areas go wrong, that could dent the business view of Trump.
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The event is going to put a nasty dent in the company's otherwise impressive statistics.
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Even the NFL can only do so much to make a dent in that issue.
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The Euro competition's cheers barely made a dent in the sense of exasperation and exhaustion.
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Much of this activity makes scarcely a dent in the world's plastic pollution problem, however.
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Any disappointment is likely to cause a bigger dent than the boost from positive surprises.
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They also took down dozens of Nigerian email scammers, but that'll barely make a dent.
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Charlie Dent (R-PA), who represents a swing district, told NBC News in a statement.
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Cuts will further dent morale at the investment bank, making it harder to retain staff.
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And if it does put a dent in that...well, it's probably for the best.
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Chicago Bears defensive end Richard Dent was named MVP in Super Bowl XX in 1986.
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A cooling economy and curbs on speculative buying have put a dent on overall demand.
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This is Dent, as leader of the moderate Tuesday Group, providing cover for the moderates.
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Thursday morning Dent said on MSNBC that he has decided to vote against the bill.
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Barclays still faces a raft of problems that threaten to dent its numbers in future.
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Like there is literally a dent in my pinky, because I'm always holding my phone.
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Dent said no decisions had been made yet on whether there would be a replacement.
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But he was unable to win there, or dent Clinton's momentum elsewhere on the map.
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Last night, I put a dent in my desk after hitting it with my controller.
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But Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney told GamesBeat that Apex hasn't really made a dent.
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S. trade war and rising pressure on global growth threaten to dent output at home.
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When she finished meeting her fans, Dent said, Swift told her staff about the groping.
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As his biggest financial backer, Wayne believes Dent can help clean up crime in Gotham.
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The ability to bypass Microsoft's two-factor authentication is yet another dent in Skype's security.
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"The recent mass demonstrations, if continued, would also dent the retail business further," he said.
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On Friday, though, when introducing lexicographer Susie Dent, he didn't even get past the question.
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BUT IF WE SAW BROADENING AND RETALIATORY MEASURES REALLY SPREADING THAT COULD DENT GLOBAL CONFIDENCE.
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Still, the GOP has struggled to dent Brown, and he's pulled in impressive fundraising totals.
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Federal aid will barely dent this year's state budget deficit, projected at 19 billion reais.
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It is unlikely to make much of a dent in unemployment in the short run.
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Charlie Dent, former Allentown solicitor Susan Wild, who was backed by EMILY's List, claimed victory.
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It won't even make a dent in the problem without international cooperation and mainstream attention.
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Biofuels and electric power are starting to make a dent, but their impact remains small.
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Rep. Charlie Dent gave us a big hint in announcing his own plans to leave.
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"We have these conversations all the time, and we have to do better," Dent said.
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Production cuts due to the fire should put a big dent in that this week.
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The price tag could also dent demand for the device in markets such as China.
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For Lockheed Martin, losing the Danish order could dent market confidence in the F-35.
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"It's obviously a dent to their reputation," said Carmen Lee, head of research at OCBC.
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By reducing use and production of plastics we will make a dent in the problem.
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The figures aren't expected to make a dent in the US trade deficit with China.
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Apple's biggest competitors are already cashing in, but the iPhone has barely made a dent.
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Analysts believe that an economic downturn could seriously dent Trump's chances of reelection in 2020.
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"I feel like there's a 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' moment here," Dent said.
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In any case, Mr. Dent argued that the race was effectively over for Mr. Trump.
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Dent was among a sizable group of House Republicans vowing to vote against the measure.
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Should you crave one, you'd best be prepared to dent even a considerable bank account.
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Movie piracy remains a big problem in the country and continues to dent production houses.
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"I want to help put a dent in the stigma around anal cancer," Cross says.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), a frequent Trump critic, also issued a statement praising the decision.
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The bully pulpit is not, in fact, putting much of a dent in drug prices.
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Charlie Dent (R-PA) signed on with CNN as a political commentator earlier this year.
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It's hard to see Africa making a big dent in Britain's post-Brexit economic blues.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), a co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group, told CNN Wednesday. Rep.
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There is growing evidence that the shutdown is making a dent in the US economy.
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Some investors say failures like Jawbone won't seriously dent startup funding in the near term.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), who also serves as Tuesday Group co-chair along with Rep.
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For healthy people, it's not enough of a decrease -- it will hardly make a dent.
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In the past, none of this would have made a dent in the dollar's dominance.
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Arresting the "kingpins" of wildlife trafficking doesn't seem to be making much of a dent.
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While Team USA still has a talent advantage, this puts a dent in its armor.
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Good dishwashing habits might not make a huge dent in your overall home water use.
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It is hard for individual action to make a dent in an ironclad social structure.
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It will further dent shaky business confidence and could even puncture the optimism among consumers.
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A longer outbreak has the potential to "materially dent revenue and cash reserves," it said.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) is demanding RNC Chairman Reince Priebus remove Trump from the ticket.
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Between settlements and successful court decisions, we regularly make a small dent in governmental secrecy.
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The wood is gentle on knife blades, so they're less likely to dull or dent.
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Already, Mr. Macron's ambition to roll back worker protections has helped dent his approval ratings.
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Investors had been too sanguine on the risk for the coronavirus to dent global growth.
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Partnership with Senegal enables China to "make a dent in the francophone world," added Diong.
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She was shocked to see that those payments barely made a dent in her balance.
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Unfortunately, critics say these sums are too paltry to make a real dent in poverty.
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BroadbandNow's report suggests that may not be enough to make a dent in the problem.
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The decision paid off, allowing Dent to pin down Andrew Glomb for the first time.
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Such a drop, analysts said, would dent global supply by 8 percent to 10 percent.
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READ MORE HERE >>Matthew Dent grew his fund's assets by 27% in just one year.
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It remains to be seen whether Bloomberg's attack will put a dent in his momentum.
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His daughter, Pauline Dent Ketchum, confirmed the death, at the Spartanburg Medical Center, on Monday.
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Dent a steel bumper, and a few hammer blows gets you back on the road.
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Other companies have tried -- and largely failed -- to truly make a dent in their spending.
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Worried about higher interest rates putting a dent on the stock market's rip-roaring rally?
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, head of the moderate Tuesday Group, has signaled is too steep.
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"The president proposes and Congress disposes," said Representative Charlie Dent, a Republican appropriator from Pennsylvania.
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But it hopefully can figure out which strategies will make a dent in the problem.
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But the countries that could put the biggest dent in global emissions were largely absent.
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I recently had to fix a small dent and some scrapes on my Toyota RAV4.
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A very low-speed collision put a dent and a scrape in its rear bumper.
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"I believe the Russia investigation speaks to our transparency, in many ways," Dent said Friday.
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Auto retailer Pendragon slid 11 percent after warning that new emissions rules will dent results.
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Such prices have put a big dent into the profitability at Cellcom and its rivals.
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The episodes put a major dent on the brand and cost the company $5 billion.
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But they say the wide mix of remedies should put a serious dent in it.
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J.), Erik Paulsen (Minn.), Ryan Costello (Pa.), Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Fla.) and Charlie Dent (Pa.).
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" Asked on Saturday if he's feeling justified in his decision to retire, Dent replied: "Absolutely!
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Dent joins other Republicans from potential swing districts who have announced their retirement, including Reps.
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The additional revenue would hardly make a dent in the cost of Democrats' policy proposals.
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But his unorthodox choice in art did nothing to dent her faith in the match.
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So I don't expect another media hit to make much of dent in this election.
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But to really make a dent, he might need to do much better than that.
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Last weekend showed why diplomacy has failed to even make a dent in Syria's carnage.
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As Business Insider's Alex Kuzoian noted, it doesn't take much to make a big dent.
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A win in Indiana would make a substantial dent in Trump's bid for the nomination.
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Through all of those ebbs and flows, WWE barely felt a dent in its business.
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The drop in the flash PMI index is unlikely to dent growing optimism about Japan's economy.
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Nevertheless, we forge on and have a delicious squid ink paella that we can barely dent.
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But actually, it's not going to dent the industry or the direction that it's growing in.
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PSA: Don't do this in your sink with high water pressure or you'll dent your guac.
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So Walmart is in full catch-up mode just to make a dent in Amazon's lead.
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Google has a $28 billion plan to put a dent in the Bay Area housing crisis.
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Top of the line, best-selling smartphones can really put a dent in your bank account.
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"The area is not as rigid ideologically as other parts of the country," Dent told Reuters.
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A trade deal would boost investors appetite for riskier assets and dent bullion's safe-haven appeal.
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If paying for that could significantly dent your assets, you may want to think about insurance.
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It's more like a tarnished bronze BB pellet that could, in years-time, make a dent.
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The long-anticipated "Internet of Things" has yet to make a dent in most everyday life.
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A major slowdown could dent Beijing's ambitions to continue the rapid growth of the Internet industry.
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The debate over maternity pay is not likely to dent sales to women, according to Siegel.
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It will go a long way toward boosting GDP and putting a dent in recession dread.
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They also, to Rivera's surprise, made it through the hurricane without a single scratch or dent.
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But even making a substantial dent in the pile will require a much, much faster pace.
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Predators celebrate records in OT win over Coyotes By Bucky Dent, The Sports Xchange NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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When I got home from Disrupt each day, I found that I hadn't made a dent.
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Population control measures can make a dent, but the most meaningful interventions will come from genetics.
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In a broad perspective, the move would represent a minor dent in Deutsche's derivatives clearing business.
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"It's going to make a dent," says Mari Aponte, a former American ambassador to El Salvador.
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The airline industry is seeking measures to increase revenue as fuel costs climb and dent profits.
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India has been cracking down on child marriages and campaigners said such shows could dent progress.
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But activists say it has not yet made a serious dent in the trade in Britain.
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Overall, Sanders' win in Oregon didn't make much of a dent in Clinton's overwhelming delegate lead.
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So far, there's no sign that they've made so much as a dent in his revenues.
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Even the planned increase in the defence budget will barely make a dent in the disparity.
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One dent in the road was so large it caused an accident that flipped a car.
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But the bill's Medicaid cuts would still leave a deep dent in many poor families' pocketbooks.
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Increasing the resources for mental health care is essential, but it will only dent the problem.
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Or eat so slowly that the table clears before you make a dent in your meal.
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However, an ongoing strike by thousands of wireline and TV employees could dent current-quarter earnings.
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And during that time, self-driving technology will put little, if any, dent in that demand.
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I genuinely think that we have a chance to make a big dent in the duopoly.
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Donald Trump is stepping up to put a $50 million-dent in his campaign cash crisis.
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None of them have really made a dent in your enjoyment of a good bacon sandwich.
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But what can really put a dent in your wallet are the excursions and day trips.
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Adrift in space, Dent struggles to find meaning in life, an experience that resonated with Musk.
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Political uncertainty did not dent growth in the first quarter, with the services sector performing well.
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Charlie Dent, R-Pennsylvania, who has been ardently against the measure, emerged from the meeting unconvinced.
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"He just wanted to state his case," said Tuesday group co-chair Charlie Dent (R-Pa.).
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The 8,2190 dead common murres that Irons observed doesn't put a dent in the overall population.
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That could dent its market share, reducing initial output and employment, said company spokesman John Taylor.
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Falling equity prices would also urge people to save and thereby dent consumption growth, he added.
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They want to come to a place where they can make their dent on the universe.
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Just as in France, that is likely to boost fertility and dent enrolment rates in schools.
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Extreme weather can cause short-term shocks to economic activity; rising temperatures can dent productivity growth.
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Moreover, medium pacers should be given at least 15 overs a day to make a dent.
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Like an old Ford made out of solid steel, this All-American gal doesn't dent easily.
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But it is unlikely to put much of a dent in Mr Erdogan's reputation at home.
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Any universal basic income generous enough to make a dent in poverty would be very expensive.
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Again, nothing Mr. Obama has done will put more than a modest dent in American inequality.
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Yet any dent that's been made to its credibility has yet to affect its financial health.
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Those minutes also put a dent in the (now incestuous) romance between Daenerys and Jon Snow.
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While the divestitures sound large, it's barely a dent in the overall amount Fisher Investments manages.
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Dent did vote with Republican leaders to approve the tax overhaul signed into law in December.
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Yet the Brexit Party could still dent Mr Johnson's chances of winning Leave-backing Labour marginals.
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John J. Duncan Jr. of Tennessee, Dave Reichert of Washington, Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania and Rep.
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Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) on Sunday said healthcare reform must be both bipartisan and sustainable.
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Instead of keeping that promise, they are offering a bogus amendment that barely makes a dent.
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Their support of Ben Carson and Ted Cruz hasn't made a meaningful dent in Trump's popularity.
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Just make sure they advertise paintless dent removal because repainting a car lowers its resale value.
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The Aggies did not make a serious dent in Utah's lead until late in the half.
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Pros:Lightweight, durable, affordable, dent-resistantCons:Easily shows dirt/dust, hard-to-read numbers on the wheel locks
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"The underlying dynamics that drove out John Boehner remain," Mr. Dent said of the former speaker.
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Dent, a former senior appropriator and chairman of the House Ethics Committee, recently retired from Congress.
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Choppy capital markets are also expected to dent revenue from the company's small investment banking business.
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The eye tells the story of a disruptive positive energy always ready to dent the universe.
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But he hasn't seemed to have made a dent with minority voters in the Democratic Party.
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Thank you for using your voice and your resources to make a dent in this issue.
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To date, regulatory remedies for Facebook's sins have done little to dent the company's bottom line.
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The proposed pricing mechanism would likely dent coal companies' profits, said Vicella Tjhin, an independent analyst.
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"He said something to the effect that I was destroying the Republican Party," Dent told me.
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That could lift the dollar against the yuan and dent the Aussie, the CBA analysts said.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.) and Dave Trott (Mich.) — said they would leave Congress at the next election.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), who wrote in independent candidate Evan McMullin instead of voting for Trump.
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Keeping the DBCFT rate at 85033 percent would make a serious dent in those revenue losses.
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"I was always putting in extra work in the cage, even before middle school," Dent said.
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Mr. Netanyahu's criminal indictments not only failed to dent his support, they may have rallied it.
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They doubt they can put a dent into the online ad duopoly of Facebook and Google.
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Particularly for bright-eyed, soon-to-be employees about to make their dent in the universe.
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But Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud likely won't see a dent in their businesses, Bartels says.
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Still, wouldn't the negative press surrounding Goop's health claims have made some dent in their business?
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The women's accusations have put a dent in his projected image as a pious family man.
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" Dent later expanded on his comments in an interview with the Washington Post: "This is ridiculous.
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But not the platforms — they couldn't hope to make a dent in their users' personal expressions.
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The open 15th District, vacated by the retiring Charlie Dent, could easily move to the left.
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A '64 Skylark in mint condition fetches $25k ... which is barely a dent in that debt.
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Legal & General and M&G are among insurers which have highlighted the dent to solvency ratios.
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" Asked if he was saddened that Gossage could not restrain himself, Dent said, "That's just Goose.
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"You don't want Washington to be just a lot of heavily ideological members," Mr. Dent said.
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Even Trump can't rage-tweet enough to make a significant dent in troubles of that dimension.
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But the example of Traficant suggests that Trump's conflicts of interest won't much dent his popularity.
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Declining worker productivity, labor shortages, and regulatory costs also are putting a dent in housing supply.
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The ban also put a dent in Huawei's ambitions to dominate the global 5G smartphone market.
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Many Saints fans vow not to watch Sunday's Super Bowl (though it won't dent national ratings).
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But financial literacy education programs have failed to make much of a dent in the problem.
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But activists say the law has not made a serious dent in the trade in Britain.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), shot back that Cruz was essentially in the same boat as Kasich.
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It would take a lot of such agreements to make a dent in the trade imbalance.
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But the new district that Dent is vacating under the 2018 lines is considered Democratic-leaning.
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That suggests Dent would have value in the high-tech Amazon Go convenience stores, for example.
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"They're not going to dent in any shape or form the Turkish military," Mr. Pierini added.
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"That's quite astonishing for a sport that has almost $300 million in prize money," Dent said.
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"It is not up to me to determine who makes it and who doesn't," Dent said.
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Den — of DF Dent & Co. — is one of the managers of its Premier Growth Investor Fund.
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In a strong year for stocks, Dent beat 99% of the competition with a 42.9% return.
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Analysts said factory shutdowns, employee travel plans, and supply chain issues would all dent Huawei's performance.
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"People love to quote him, 'Put a dent in the universe,'" she said to The Times.
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Charlie Dent has said he intends to resign later this spring rather than complete his term.
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His revelations could further dent Japan's reputation as a place for foreign executives to do business.
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A new Nucor steel microplant in Missouri is trying to put a dent in that number.
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The organizers will try to highlight promising technologies that could make a dent in global warming.
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The Pistons didn't dent the scoreboard until Galloway drained a 3-pointer with 5:47 remaining.
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"I think a lot of members have to take a hard look at this," Dent said.
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Both sides have intimated they can survive a blow that may only slightly dent their GDP.
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Did you forget that your potato peeler was too dull to make a dent last year?
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"McCarthy went down and talked to him, and [Dent] told [McCarthy] to get lost," Maloney said.
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Akeem Dent forced a fumble, and the Texans recovered at the New England 12-yard line.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.) — The co-chairman of the centrist Tuesday Group is still a no. Rep.
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And in the show's small opening gallery, early portraits — photographic and otherwise — dent Stieglitz's dominating role.
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Clearly it failed to put a dent in Assad's war machine or alter his political calculus.
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Without more money, they say, the emergency declaration won't make a significant dent in the crisis.
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"If we can even make the slightest dent in this, it's a huge business," Rogers said.
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It's another dent from an onslaught of regulatory probes into the web giant for anticompetitive behavior.
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Charlie Dent (R-PA) has said Republicans "say things privately they don't say publicly" about Trump.
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Dent, for his part, predicted a reckoning for his party "I do believe that this year -- 2018 -- will be similar analogous to 1994, 2006 and 2010 where each of those years, each of those cycles, one party controlled all three branches of government," Dent told Manu.
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That means EVs are hurting oil demand, but they have yet to put a dent in it.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania told CNN before the vote on Friday that things were moving too quickly.
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And mission accomplished for the mainstream media, which has managed to dent the first lady&aposs popularity.
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Investors fear the rise in tariffs will slow economic growth, dent consumer confidence and derail business investment.
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"We staked our whole brand on wanting to make a downward dent on drug pricing," he explained.
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Imagine how much better The Dark Knight would have been if Harvey Dent had hailed from Toowoomba.
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Keep in mind how the whole Note 7 debacle didn't make a dent in the company's profitability.
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The thing about it that got me was that you couldn't even bend it, couldn't dent it.
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Amazon has tried for years to grow its online grocery business, without making much of a dent.
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