"All these scenes exist 'despite' — despite the reality, despite no support, despite everything," Ms. Makhacheva said.
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Despite death, despite pain, despite violence, we don't stop dreaming of a better world.
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And yet, despite the election cycle, despite the opioid crisis, despite the tax bill, despite yawning inequality, I still see good in this country.
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You start to root for Eleanor, despite her selfishness; for Chidi, despite his dallying; for Tahani, despite her narcissism; and for Jason, despite his folly.
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"Despite the danger and despite the cold and despite the rain and despite everything," Alhor said, he knew it was worth it to save his life.
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The way they lost Game 1 — despite driving possession, despite generating more chances, despite thwarting Pittsburgh's breakouts — had emboldened them.
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Despite all this hatred in our world, despite my pessimism, like many people, I think love is the end, despite everything.
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She loved me despite how loathsome I was, despite every awful thing I'd committed, despite every time I yelled at her.
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Despite his warnings, and despite the shitty pay, she wants to work.
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Why go back, again and again, despite the risks, despite the consequences?
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Anyhow, despite all the poppycock, the animosity, the headlines, the impeachment without a trial, despite everything, despite even my own death, I feel surprisingly good.
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" The former waitress continued, "I think about oftentimes that incredible day on June 26, when — despite no attention, despite no media fanfare … we were able to organize everyday people knocking on our neighbor's door and despite being outspent $4 million … despite the fact that I'm working class … despite all those things, we won.
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Despite the alleged actions of Brett Kavanaugh, despite the words of President Trump, and despite the silence from so many of our lawmakers, you are valuable.
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"Despite the recent tensions, despite the missile launches, tourism continues here," Ripley said.
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He is still sitting here, still the front-runner, despite everything — despite himself.
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And decide, truly decide for yourself, that despite the pain, despite the challenge, despite the difficulties of life, that we wouldn't exist unless we were meant to.
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Despite their billing, despite their star status, Belgium were roundly beaten by the Welsh.
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And we were on a real roll as a country despite assassinations, despite setbacks.
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The Yankees' defense, despite some uneven stretches, has remained solid despite all the turnover.
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C.: Agents Strzok, despite the plain language of his text and emails, despite the inspector general&aposs report and despite common sense, doesn&apost think he was biased.
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Agent Strzok, despite the plain language of his texts and e-mails, despite the attorney general&aposs report, and despite common sense, doesn&apost think he was biased.
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Despite the scandals, despite the likelihood of forgery, despite the likelihood of illegal activities associated with unprovenanced artifacts, it seems that the Greens are continuing to purchase them.
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The three girls thrived in this new land, despite the odds and despite their father.
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Despite promises that the tape would stick to horses despite sweat, it kept falling off.
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Despite this, and despite its practical shortcomings, the idea of the Anglosphere will probably endure.
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Despite what the evidence says, despite what the science says, I kind of get it.
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So despite the data, despite the strong jobs numbers, they believe this is an insurance cut.
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The rooftop solar sector is very small despite massive subsidies and despite its purported cost competitiveness.
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White House is in, despite the exodus of aides like a mighty river, and despite Trump's
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But he still pursues her despite the risks and despite the fact that he's married. Why?
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Since then, despite Trump and Biegun's appeals, and despite the June meeting, there's been little progress.
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But, despite the hype, despite the shoes, despite the millions of dollars of investment, despite the rigorous application of the latest scientific thinking and biomechanical analysis, and despite the mammoth effort of Eliud Kipchoge, the world's best marathon runner, Nike's much-publicized attempt to break the two-hour marathon mark came up short this morning at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza outside Milan, Italy.
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Despite his injuries, despite his own inclinations and despite his horrific memories of the accident, he stayed on, and worked closely with the remnants of his former squad on their rehabilitation.
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Despite that, and despite the fact that I shot hundreds of photos, the battery lasted all day.
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Despite this, and despite the fact that it costs $1.99, Forest has a solid five-star rating.
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This is a man his supporters will stand with despite his flaws, despite whatever past mistakes emerge.
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Despite waiting all morning for this — despite waiting all my life, really — I was overcome with stress.
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Despite their vows and my support, despite 10 years and two sons, their marriage couldn't be held together.
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"He was happy despite his challenges, despite the fact that he couldn't walk, he couldn't talk," she said.
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It is a spare, sparkling argument for loving someone despite his or her flaws—and despite your own.
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Despite the explanations, and despite Twitter dialing back the algorithm, the accusations of liberal bias continued to rage.
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Despite the entry-level category, it was impeccably styled despite the small size at just 200 square feet.
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Since then, however, fiscal policy has become perverse: first austerity despite high unemployment, now expansion despite low unemployment.
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But despite Amber's finances and despite Barnett's reputation as a player, he tells her he will marry her.
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And despite that success, despite achieving its stated purpose, the administration continued on the path to war anyway.
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We hear birds singing in springtime, and we assume that all is well, despite our chemicals, despite the heat we are generating with our fossil fuels, despite the forests we are laying waste to.
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"Despite financial market volatility, despite the pain inflicted on the energy sector from falling oil prices, and despite the relatively weak growth abroad, the U.S. economy has proven to be remarkably resilient," she said.
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Despite all this, despite the sheer number of women who have accused him of sexual assault, despite his own admission he obtained Quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with, there are people who still adamantly believe Cosby is innocent—or who love him despite his sins.
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But despite "Band of Brothers," despite "Saving Private Ryan," despite those 11 photographs taken by Robert Capa in the swell on that morning of June 6 1944, D-Day was not a predominantly American effort.
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How to stay safe in mass gatherings But despite past tragedies, despite the crowds, despite the traffic, the experience of standing on the plain of Arafat makes is one that will always remain with me.
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So, despite the lessons of history, despite a virtual consensus among non-ideological economists, and despite the likelihood of Fed actions to prevent overheating, Congress passed tax cuts that will entail a massive redistribution upwards.
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"(They) were seen as a marker, that despite the Constitution, despite BR Ambedkar (a Dalit civil rights leader), despite all the strides that Dalits have made over all the generations, they continued to be oppressed."
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Despite the storm's location, though, and despite its affects, it moved from west to east, from land to sea.
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The counterpoint is that humans, despite their evolution, have never escaped nature, despite our best efforts to do so.
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That's despite evidence suggesting that China's investment space is experiencing a slowdown in total funding raised despite more deals.
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Despite the loud voices around them and the flow of visitors, despite their mother's wail, they did not budge.
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But despite Ross's deep pockets, and despite Relevent's long-term deals with some teams, soccer remains a relationships business.
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That protesters still came in such numbers -- despite thunderstorms and stifling heat, despite official obstruction, despite rumors of a coercive police approach -- shows how committed Hong Kongers are to speaking out for causes they believe in.
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Despite stiff competition, despite only being eligible at the last minute, and despite this whole craze likely having a limited shelf life, Baby Yoda arrived in our hearts at exactly the moment we most needed him.
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Exchange rate movements have suppressed inflation despite the booming economy but at the cost of declining international competitiveness despite tariffs.
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The problem is that, despite the name, and despite the neon lips, the Pastagram is not very Instagrammable at all.
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He, like Um Mohamed, insists he will stay in his home despite the hardship, despite the proximity of the battle.
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And the American system is grinding away despite itself, despite the fact that we have an unbelievably weak attorney general.
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Vaynerchuk succeeded despite his humble beginnings and despite the fact that he was a D- and F-student in school.
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Despite all this, Apple seems to still be Ireland's sweetheart, with the government backing the company despite the EU's ruling.
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And, despite the large shipments we have already made, and despite what we shall send, there remain great needs abroad.
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Despite this success, and despite signs of increasing openness and tolerance from the Burmese government, censorship in the country persists.
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She will be crushed, literally, because despite being in absolutely tip-top condition, despite starting first time every time, despite her unbelievable fuel economy and once green credentials, the mayor of London has decreed she must die.
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He's unpopular and losing despite the huge field arrayed against him; he's unpopular and losing despite Democrats' confused message on impeachment; and he's unpopular and losing despite some very real continued ability to successfully manipulate the media.
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Despite his departure from the UFC, despite his lopsided loss to Koreshkov in his Bellator debut, despite his occasional retirement talk, there's no reason to believe he isn't still one of the best lightweights on the planet.
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Despite having to speak behind rain-streaked bulletproof glass, despite his words, and certainly despite his age, Americans heard an energetic man paying tribute to others, powerful enough to order military flyovers and a military band to play.
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Markets were higher despite a climbing death toll from the coronavirus and despite disappointing earnings from Alphabet after the bell Monday.
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"Despite all this and despite the shelling and injured, things are running in the city," governor Samra had said on Sunday.
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He did so despite making racist, sexist, and xenophobic remarks and despite his complete lack of credentials for a presidential run.
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At the end of the presentation, Sampson told the audience, "Despite all the naysayers, despite all the skeptics, we will persist."
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And that failure came despite Trump's work to sell it to Republicans, and despite his self-described abilities as a negotiator.
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Despite a few delays during peak period on Monday morning, Sydney Airport has generally been operating smoothly despite the new measures.
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In TV terms, she's a broadcaster (despite now having a cable network), he's a niche programmer (despite having been on NBC).
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Despite the sharp dips in stocks (despite Tuesday's rally), there's no sense of panic among Merrill Lynch's wealth clients, Sieg said.
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Third, despite all the impeachment chatter, Congress is poised to deliver some solid accomplishments for the president, despite the partisan acrimony.
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But despite their concern, and despite ongoing federal investigations into the White House's interactions with Russia, Washington will not forsake NATO.
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These have included Israel (despite its deadly 2010 raid on a Turkish flotilla to Gaza and continued blockade of the Hamas-run statelet), Russia (despite its jet breaching Turkish airspace in November) and potentially even the Syrian regime (despite it having killed hundreds of thousands of its citizens, and despite Ankara's fulsome support for anti-government rebels).
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As for the argument that Hillary Clinton's defeat proves the inefficacy of an establishment or center-left nominee, well, Clinton won the popular vote by about three million ballots and lost the Electoral College by only about 77,000, despite Russia, despite James Comey, despite a relentless focus on her emails and despite her own uniquely heavy political baggage.
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Well, they finally went ahead and did it, despite the groom's last-minute cold feet, despite the late night calls to old flames, despite the nervousness of both families: Donald Trump and Mike Pence have finally tied the knot.
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And he stayed where he is — despite Tea Party challenges, despite the downfall of House leaders John Boehner and Eric Cantor, despite the rise of Trump — because he understands how to navigate the competing currents within the Republican Party.
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Despite whatever may be going on in the world, and despite the personal turmoil this family has endured, they just keep reproducing.
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Despite being a big hope for gold, Peaty said he had taken nothing for granted despite being world champion at the distance.
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Despite throwing for 16 touchdowns and four interceptions in 2016, and despite a stated desire to play, Kaepernick remains a free agent.
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Despite the governor's support, and despite the work of the Senate, that bill did not go far in the House at all.
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But our GSA made the effort despite how small we were, and despite the anti-LGBTQ tensions of that environment and era.
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" ROBY ROLLS TO VICTORY DESPITE PAST TRUMP CRITICISM Montgomery Advertiser: "Despite a five-candidate primary which forced her into a runoff, Rep.
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The people of Cuba and China survive, and sometimes thrive, despite their socialism and despite their brutal regimes, not because of them.
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Despite this—and despite the fact that Waco, Texas, police notified campus police of the allegations—Baylor University reportedly took no action.
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Despite the desperate cries of pain in the darkness, despite the dead friends and the injuries we sustained, we all moved forward.
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Despite the size, despite its vast, procedural everything, Everything still manages to be approachable and navigable, full of corners to call yours.
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Despite those obstacles, and despite having no detailed plan, Trump and his aides say they are pressing forward on a tax overhaul.
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I went to the doctor who — despite knowing I was a recovering addict, and despite me arguing with him — prescribed me Xanax.
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The peso has plummeted despite the maintenance of domestic interest rates at 40 percent and despite a $15 billion IMF loan disbursement.
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Despite Obama, despite Hillary Clinton and despite a whole swarm of self-serving elitists seeking to suffocate American industry, we're just one election away from powering the Great American Comeback – and no one can deliver that better than Donald Trump.
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Despite her divorce, despite numerous flings and failed romances, despite her self-awareness, she finds it difficult to reconcile herself to being alone, with her female friends, and difficult to see mother and daughter as the great loves of her life.
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Despite the blue police tape that cordons off the course, despite the barricades and police officers at every intersection, despite the 26.2 miles of closed city streets, some people do not seem to notice that there is a marathon going on.
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"Welcome to the delegations of over 105 countries that are already here, working despite pressure from the 'gringos,' despite a right-wing lobby, despite the threats - they can't keep us back!" he said during his weekly television program on Tuesday night.
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The larger screen, despite its lower resolution, is roomier than the 12.5 despite having the same dimensions, and you get the same performance.
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That's why, despite this novel's enormous restraint and despite the surface pleasures of its comedy, Laura and Emma is a profoundly sad book.
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"The longer-term uptrend is still intact despite the sell-off, despite the weakness you've seen in the overall FANG stocks," said Johnson.
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Global miner Rio Tinto Ltd rose 0.3 percent despite despite Chinese iron ore futures falling on Monday to their lowest in a month.
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Still, despite his alibi, despite the neighbor who heard him in his aunt's house during the shooting, he was charged with two murders.
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Despite the Cardinals&apos rash of key injuries, Matheny is pleased with his team&aposs position despite the outside noise to the contrary.
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Despite this however, and despite talk of potential bomb plots and recent violence against protesters, the opposition movement shows no signs of slowing.
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And yet entering today, despite the baffling number of injuries, setbacks, unexpected poor performances, despite the fact that they remain a game below .
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The President still wants the wall, despite Mexico not paying and despite Republicans on the hill not giving him the money for it.
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"Despite what you may have heard, and despite the timing of our announcement, this proposal is actually not about diversity," the letter said.
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"We still hold our convictions despite what the government might be saying, and despite Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court," Chauhan said.
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It is, despite being sort of exploitative and despite the short-lived "U-S-A!" chants that break out after the song, touching.
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It allowed its QE programmes to end despite too-low inflation, and it raise its interest rate in December despite too-low inflation.
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This was despite audio that was much better than any other speaker in its price range and despite its seamless with Apple's ecosystem.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertion that the idea of collusion is "a total hoax," and despite many unknowns, the links continue to pile up.
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That could explain why Arena, despite his team's uncomfortable qualifying position, and despite his roster concerns, has projected his customary confidence this week.
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Similarly, Getachew took this moment to be really dumb: Despite the activation of his stick shaker and the likelihood that it related to erroneous angle-of-attack measurements on his side, despite knowing what had occurred in Indonesia, despite the information he had received about the MCAS and despite the need to return to the airport, he ordered Mohammod to raise the flaps.
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But despite Sony's reluctance to turn things around for the handheld, despite the overall shortage of genuine triple-A games available for it, and despite the lack of meaningful updates, not everyone is ready to throw in the towel in just yet.
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Despite the £20 billion NHS-wide "savings drive" masterminded by Jeremy Hunt, despite the scapegoating of overworked GPs, and despite the fact that thousands will be marching through London this weekend in the #OurNHS protest, British hospitals are still a thing of wonder.
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I think that despite all of the hardship, despite all of the injustice, despite all of the the ideology that Standing Rock is a lost fight, I think we won in leaps and bounds in terms of what it's done for the movement.
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They've gotta be saying that despite all the great progress and despite all the great wokeness and despite all the great ground that's been covered, America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage president.
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"That suggests to me that despite all of the fears about the economy, despite all of the price pressures … people are traveling," he said.
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He noted that he held his stance against the tool despite facing criticism, and despite the company suggesting that it was never its goal.
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Despite the autonomy of the independent board, and despite it being funded by a separate trust, that trust receives its funding from — who else?
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Despite Kadin's difficult ride with his health, and despite the effects of a brutal disease, Kadin says he is still thinking about other people.
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Despite this, some analysts said recent price falls in oil had been overdone, especially as demand remains strong despite concerns over future economic growth.
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"Despite all this internet disintermediation, despite the endless hunt for bargains via Amazon, Apple's got the best brand loyalty in the world," Cramer said.
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Revenue beat forecasts despite the negative impact of a strong dollar, and Pepsi made upbeat comments about the current year despite a "challenging" environment.
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Despite that lawsuit, and despite a judge ruling in the House's favor, the Obama administration continued making the payments as it appealed the decision.
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But despite his electronic barbs, the soft-spoken Karlovic is nothing like Connors when he is on court, despite his menacing nickname, Dr. Ivo.
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Despite all the evidence against the bill, despite all the violations of Senate procedure that have been inflicted, they still remain on the fence.
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Despite stimulus measures, loan originations are expected to fall as confidence evaporates, said Barclays analyst John Aiken, despite a drop in banks' capital buffers.
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Despite a $10 million U.S. bounty on him, Mr. Saeed had escaped conviction for years, despite being arrested by the Pakistani authorities several times.
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Despite what Mayo Clinic tells me—and despite the desexualization of disabled people, in general—pain hasn't disappeared my pleasure or invaded my life.
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So one of the things we pointed out two weeks ago was actually emerging market equity volatility had fallen to a one-year low, and that was despite emerging market credit spreads rising, that was despite stronger dollar, that was despite obviously ongoing trade negotiations.
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Despite his relatively restrained behavior, despite an earnest (if perhaps misguided) desire to empower the dispossessed of King's Landing, despite having appeared perfectly content to merely feed those peasants before a myopic Cersei came along to turn him into a weapon, he received no sympathy.
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Microsoft's Bill Gates came despite the Vista disaster; Apple's Steve Jobs came despite the stolen iPhone prototype debacle; various Yahoo chiefs came despite heaps of bad publicity and takeover rumors; Steve Case came soon after the utter humiliation of AOL's failed merger with Time Warner.
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Still, despite those challenges and despite New York's notoriously high cost of living, Kennedy says she's able to live comfortably in Brooklyn on her salary.
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This despite the Russian president's inviting status as a bogeyman, especially among Republicans, and despite the embarrassment that Mr Trump's affinity for him has entailed.
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Despite that, and despite indictments against members of Russian military intelligence for their alleged role in hacking, Trump has publicly sowed doubt about Russian involvement.
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Despite being a light-skinned, mixed-race black person, despite growing up in a safe suburban area, this warning was a part of my childhood.
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With higher fuel costs squeezing profit margins, airlines are scaling back on capacity despite strong demand from passengers and raising fares when possible despite competition.
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Therefore, Norway vaulted ahead despite its economy being hit by the plummeting oil price, meanwhile happiness in the U.S. continues to wane despite incomes increasing.
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Despite all this, despite proving their identity over and over, they lost access to their PSN account, including any trophies earned or any games purchased.
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Despite this confusion, and despite a childhood spent at predominantly white schools, he has never felt any deep conflicts about his identity as an Iranian.
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Despite her heart-stopping beauty, she has a masculine affect; despite her masculine affect, she struggles to be taken seriously by the world of men.
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"Despite his own background, despite his actual policies that favor the rich, and yet, we still find that among his base, he's believed," she continued.
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But there is a certain probability that is irreducible, that something may happen to us, despite our best intentions, despite everything we try to do.
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Many companies, nonprofits, and government agencies probably will keep running Windows 7 despite the risks and despite having had years to plan for the transition.
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But the combination of tastefulness and relentlessness with which Detroit approaches its subject matter is careful and dutiful and rarely resonant, despite Boyega's heartbreakingly world-weary gravity, despite Anthony Mackie's exhausted anger as a just-returned Vietnam vet being treated like an enemy combatant in his own country, despite Poulter's chilling smirk, and despite the terrifying visuals of tanks rolling down a city street.
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Nancy cuts class with Jonathan, Eleven breaks the "Don't Be Stupid Rules" and Dustin, despite Mike's warnings, gives refuge to an interdimensional pollywog, despite Will's warning.
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He was given the lengthy sentence despite having an alibi and despite the fact that no fingerprints or DNA evidence ever linked him to the crime.
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Children and families from Central America are coming despite a journey that is often dangerous, and coming despite the possibility that they might not make it.
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Despite the huge headline figure for government infrastructure investment, the amount is a "major drawdown despite recent years," said IHS Global Insight's China economist Brian Jackson.
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The motivations to arrive at a settlement are very acute on all fronts, including Trump, despite his brave talk, and including China, despite their brave talk.
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Despite my success, despite the deep friendships I'd made at Goldman, I could never shake the sense that I was living someone else's idea of success.
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Yet despite it all, and despite Vaknin's warning that narcissists were "ominous—the stuff of horror movies," I couldn't help but feel more compassion, not less.
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Those A's are barely a memory now, despite all those titles, despite Lefty Grove, Jimmie Foxx, or, going further back, Home Run Baker and Rube Waddell.
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Despite the "-tini" suffix, it does not contain vodka — but despite that this drink may have overshadowed the salads as my favorite part of the meal.
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They won more games than they lost despite a whisper of an offense, and despite giving up more runs than they scored by a fair margin.
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Despite this, and despite impressions that the event was a bit disjointed (unsurprising, given the array of different groups involved), there were tangible outcomes worth noting.
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Despite being citizens, despite fighting and dying for the United States on the battlefield -- the residents of the island have no voice in our nation's capital.
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Despite their personal feelings toward Mr. Ailes, which run cool, and despite their eagerness to modernize 21st Century Fox, the company needs Mr. Ailes, analysts say.
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The Guardian Program passed despite heated political opposition The Guardian Bill was passed in May 2019 despite heated opposition by Democratic politicians and gun control groups.
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"Despite the demonetization move in India that created lots of economic pressure there last quarter, despite that we had all-time record revenue results," Cook said.
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Despite the absurdity of the incident, it was quite revelatory about the indescribable fear that engulfs authoritarian leaders when confronted with opponents who persevere despite persecution.
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"I was a romantic wanderer trying to have a subjective experience despite the feeling that it was too late, despite the whole postmodern revolution," he said.
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But despite all my privileges, despite my luck throughout this process, even the happiest American immigrant stories are plagued by a perpetually uncertain sense of place.
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Despite the challenges, and despite the still severely limited resources -- a national embarrassment and a dereliction of duty by the public -- they're soaring as a population.
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Despite that conflict, and despite the Trump administration's maximum-pressure sanctions campaign against Iran, the two countries remain tied together by their gas and electric grids.
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And neither Haley, despite her service in his Cabinet, nor Ryan, despite his work with Trump on tax reform, could even remotely be considered Trump Republicans.
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White House officials said that he privately encouraged Porter to remain in the job, despite the allegations going public, and that Porter resigned despite Kelly's encouragement.
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Despite Bolton's best efforts, Trump pursued diplomatic talks with North Korea and resisted escalating tensions despite a resumption in missile tests over the last few weeks.
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They are mustering this weak defense despite the substantive accuracy of the report, and despite Trump's comment being similar to things he's said in the past.
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"I think it's fair to say that miscarriage, despite being so common, despite having physical and psychological consequences to the woman and her partner, despite being a condition that demands quite a lot from the NHS, has not been researched well for a long time," says Coomarasamy.
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Despite his sentence relying on a 10-year-old conviction, despite his parole officer and the district attorney recommending that he not be incarcerated, and despite an FBI investigation into the conduct of sentencing judge Genece Brinkley, Meek could spend between two and four years locked up.
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He was designated a moderate despite calling for an expansion of Obamacare — including the addition of a Medicare-like public insurance option — that would cost $750 billion over a decade; despite his desire to spend another $750 billion on education; despite a $1.7 trillion climate plan.
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Despite his comments on the tape, despite the women who later said he had actually done some of what he bragged about, and despite a litany of racist and sexist comments made in public for all to see, Trump is now president of the United States.
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Despite filing amended reports, the Trump inaugural committee has never shed any light on the identities of donors like these, despite requests over months from news agencies.
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A scientist's job is to prove themselves wrong, but despite their best efforts, despite recreating the conditions of the Big Bang, particle physicists just keep being correct.
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Yet, despite his apparent failure, and despite a snap general election, Mr Kuroda may yet stay for another five years when his term runs out next April.
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Yet, despite a simple premise, there are no current examples of a proven and successful stablecoin, despite the many who have thrown their hats into the ring.
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But despite its growth and pervasiveness -- and despite launching the political career of the 45th president of the United States -- reality TV still isn't taken entirely seriously.
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The weird thing about Bose is that, despite the company's pedigree, despite these longstanding ties to academia and engineering, the company still has all sorts of haters.
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They want to show the world, despite international sanctions, despite diplomatic isolation, they can still complete projects like this and they credit one person, their supreme leader.
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This despite an uncertain outcome from the German elections, where Chancellor Angela Merkel saw her government weakened slightly, and despite constant fears over the outcome of Brexit.
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But despite assurances from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate Republicans failed to reconfirm her for another term at the agency, despite earlier promises to do so.
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Despite the fact it's a genuinely decent banger, the track went largely ignored, and their debut album has yet to be released despite a four year wait.
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Despite large protests last year, President Nicolas Maduro won a sham reelection with turnout at only 22%, despite the government attempting to bribe voters to the polls.
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Despite protests from queer users for nearly a decade, Facebook has continued to reaffirm the value of the policy in promoting "civility," despite evidence to the contrary.
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Despite watching men fail relentlessly for an hour-and-a-half, a not insignificant part of me suspected I could do it better, despite absolutely zero evidence.
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Growth Despite Headwinds: Fitch expects that JNJ will continue to generate moderate intermediate-term top-line growth, despite facing a number of challenges during 2016 and beyond.
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But despite the reparations, despite the decades between them, her situation — a black cop donning a mask to become a "hero" — feels so very close to his.
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Despite being nicknamed "Omacha" after the pink dolphin, and despite the threats to his life from the fishing industry, Trujillo is still thoughtful about the big picture.
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But I am determined to be a runner, despite the dangers and despite the fact that I wheeze even more than I do when I go curling.
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Despite the candidate's poor showing in the popular vote, Yunda's team brazenly plastered Quito with "Quito is now great again" billboards, despite having yet to accomplish anything.
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Despite a defeat, Austria's anti-immigrant Freedom Party isn't going anywhere Despite a defeat, Austria's anti-immigrant Freedom Party isn't going anywhere This segment originally aired Dec.
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Despite the world's bereavement over her death, despite her having been less a household name and more a spiritual resident of our actual home, despite giving us soundtracks for loneliness, for lovemaking, for joy, for church, cookouts and bars, despite the induction ceremonies, medals and honorary degrees, despite her having been the only Aretha most of us have ever heard of, is it possible that we've taken her for granted, that in failing to make her president, a saint or her own country, we still might not have paid her enough respect?
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So despite becoming only the third impeached president, despite rarely reaching 28503 percent approval in any poll, despite House Republicans losing a net of 22020 seats since Trump's election (247 in November 2016 to 197 today), and despite a record pace of defections—in addition to everything else that's been thrown at him, or that he's thrown at himself—Trump somehow entered last week's Senate impeachment trial as emboldened as ever.
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Despite leading the country away from the abyss of the Great Recession, despite being instrumental in lowering the unemployment rate in Indiana (one of the nation's lowest at 3.8 percent, down from 20 percent seven years ago), and despite the fact that the jobs have returned to Elkhart, Ind.
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I think Eisha would have smiled to see her great-granddaughter — despite the drones hovering above, despite the warships lined up on the horizon, despite the constant provocations of political leaders near and far — shout through a car window at a slice of pizza, thinking of a silly cartoon.
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Despite the inherent confidence gained from such a victory, Miller is wise enough to not rest on his laurels against Lauzon despite emerging the victor last time around.
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He only barely won New Hampshire — despite having crushed Hillary Clinton there four years ago and despite New Hampshire being next door to his home state of Vermont.
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All this is despite the reality that the facts are not in dispute -- and despite these facts painting Clinton and her team in a far from flattering light.
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Despite that, despite the fact that she had spent the last three months in the hospital more often than not, I never fully realized that she was dying.
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Despite the lip service paid to the ideal, despite years and years of negotiations with successive American administrations mediating between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, it never recovered.
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" On the fundraising page, elle_ellaria wrote that despite the petition to remake the final season, fans knew the cast and crew had done incredible work "despite their constraints.
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BBVA drew some €5bn in orders despite offering little or no concession, underlining the wealth of demand for the product despite being specifically designed as loss-absorbing capital.
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Despite the uphill battle to grow handball in the U.S., despite the need for more courts, more money, more coaches, and more players, Emmett Peixoto is cautiously optimistic.
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Despite constant choke attempts and shots from the back, 'The Immortal' managed to keep his composure, despite getting hit twice by fans on his way to the Octagon.
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Van Gaal's time was running out despite there being another year left on his contract, and despite the signs that young players were coming through to reinvigorate United.
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Not only has Trump been consistently losing despite favorable fundamentals, but he's been consistently losing despite the luxury of running against an opponent with an underwater favorability rating.
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And despite weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations, Mr. Mueller himself has yet to agree to appear on Capitol Hill despite delivering a rare public statement last week.
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Despite being the most powerful director in Hollywood for decades upon decades, Spielberg has never managed to launch the musical film he's dreamed of, despite several rumored projects.
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Strong job growth and record shipments despite tariffs Despite the tariffs, South Carolina's economy looks strong overall and job growth remains steady -- in every county in the state.
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Nonetheless, Cook said, "despite all of the challenges we face" and "despite the frustration," he is hopeful because of the people leading and supporting today's most influential movements.
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Despite fierce demand for Kilamba's apartments, many of the units are thought to have gone to ruling party supporters despite Mr. dos Santos's campaign talk of social housing.
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Despite all she's suffered, despite watching almost everyone she's ever loved die, she continues to seek out and risk the consequence of human connection in this inhuman world.
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That could lead to a strange situation where Sanders loses despite a late-going winning streak, and despite having convinced a plurality of Democrats nationwide to support him.
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As Vox's Laura McGann wrote last June: Despite #MeToo, despite the rise of the women-led resistance, and despite an unprecedented number of women running in Democratic congressional primaries across the country this year, a vocal faction of liberals is holding women in the Democratic Party to an old double standard.
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Despite the clear physical disadvantages she faced, King Reina had a clear advantage over Alpha Female in terms of experience despite only having two professional bouts to her name.
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Despite the win, Tampa Bay missed the playoffs for the first time since 63 despite finishing with 26 points and closing the season on a 24-230-4 run.
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His party is expected to do well, despite coming under pressure from anti-corruption authorities, and despite Sharif&aposs recent criticism of the powerful military&aposs role in politics.
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"We are feeling pretty satisfied despite the fact that we have come in flat despite all of those production stoppages," Group Chief Executive Stephen Binnie said in an interview.
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Despite the Street's less-than-positive reactions to Apple's earnings, Cramer said that the tech giant is one of many profit drivers poised to succeed despite a slow economy.
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So overall, when digging into the numbers, some key fundamentals don't look so bad for Trump despite the perpetually-negative media narrative, despite all the anger seemingly out there.
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And three, if you actually look at the inflation data over the last year, despite a stronger dollar and despite lower energy prices, core inflation has been quite stable.
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Despite espousing extensive infrastructure investment across Asia, Europe and beyond, the initiative has struggled to generate much traction from major Western economies despite an aggressive diplomatic effort and promotion.
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"Despite getting out of the Iran nuclear deal, despite the sanctions, we have little doubt that Iran's leadership is still strategically committed to achieving deliverable nuclear weapons," Bolton said.
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Pekka Rinne has split those decisions despite turning aside 49 of 50 shots and has been saddled with the same result despite posting an 0.97 goals-against average and .
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Instead I will tell you this: Despite Bennett's thrumming plot, despite the snap of her pacing, it's the always deepening complexity of her characters that provides the book's urgency.
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Despite espousing extensive infrastructure investment across Asia, Europe and beyond, China's initiative has struggled to generate much traction from major Western economies despite an aggressive diplomatic effort and promotion.
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Despite the fact that they won the Super Bowl, despite the fact that they've been to the playoffs a couple of times, they're still looked at as a loser.
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Despite being the world's largest car market, China has announced its intention to phase out non-electric vehicles, and to impose crushing taxes on polluting companies despite slowing growth.
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Syrian and Iraqi Kurds provided intelligence for the Baghdadi raid despite the end of the formal US-Kurdish partnership, and Russia and Turkey permitted overflight, despite rocky US relations.
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On Tennis Despite all that natural power and innate talent, despite those world-class nerves and his imposing physique, Juan Martín del Potro never seems to have it easy.
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But despite this record, and despite the near-dogma status of free trade among economic writers, the proposed tariffs won't end the world, and may even do some good.
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Mr. DeGuerin said in an interview that despite 13 days of hearings since February, the prosecution has not produced anything close to "a smoking gun," despite some "unhelpful" testimony.
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Despite the emergency declaration, and despite the State Department's urging Americans to stay away from China, the W.H.O. opposes restrictions on travel to China or on trade with it.
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Despite the soccer season in England having already started, the London club remains without a permanent home, despite having played home games for the past year at Wembley Stadium.
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Just a year later, however, the GOP-controlled state legislature passed its own version of exact match, despite the recent lawsuit and despite repeated warnings from civil rights groups.
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The truth is, despite his lifelong yearning to be considered a tough guy — despite all of his talk about toughness — he's truly about as far from tough as possible.
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There are many such paradoxes: hatred of "big government," despite Louisiana's dependence on federal assistance; mockery of identity politics, despite a sense of victimhood rooted in white ethnic pride.
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Hell, even Angelo — despite his misdeeds — knows this.
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" - Ben, 31 "Despite hammering, glass ceiling still intact.
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Despite all the bragging about his talents, despite predicting an endless series of "wins," despite crowning himself the ultimate "deal-maker," despite his unsurpassed narcissism and his unrelenting ego, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE failed last week.
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Simpson said that, despite more or less immersing himself in avocados, and despite eating more of them than even the most #basic among us, he's not sick of them yet.
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Despite my awareness of Roseanne Barr's bizarre political shift, and despite having been let down already by comebacks of other beloved shows, I told myself that the Conners were special.
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Trump was elected despite allegations of sexual harassment and assault, and despite dozens of sexualized and critical comments he made on-the-record about women's bodies, including his daughter Ivanka's.
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Facebook shares shoot up after strong Q63 earnings despite data breach Facebook managed to beat Wall Street's estimates in its Q4 earnings despite a seemingly constant beatdown in the press.
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" Vonn went on to reveal that although she continued to compete despite her injuries, "despite extensive therapy" she is no longer able "to compete the way I know I can.
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Despite 3503 total Grammy nominations and 20 awards, Beyonce, 35, has never won the coveted album of the year, despite topping the charts with all six of her studio records.
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What is amazing is that despite all the conflict, despite all its flaws and frustrations, our experiment in democracy has worked better than any other form of government on Earth.
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Despite her efforts to snag a date to Sugar Bear's wedding, June's date, Jeff, ends up walking out of the restaurant midway through dinner, despite the producer's pleas to stay.
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Despite everything we have in common, despite the fact that he's my best friend and we were going squirrel hunting in a few days, the two of us fundamentally disagree.
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Despite the U.S and international efforts to recognize Juan Guaido as Venezuela's rightful interim leader, Maduro clings to power, despite a series of deadly clashes and a punishing economic crisis.
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Investment has improved despite two recessions at the beginning and end of the last decade, and despite the substantial effect of the commodity price bust on Canada in recent years.
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But the family never got the paper work or the medication, despite what they felt were promises from the pharmacy and despite the family's repeated calls to the doctor's office.
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So despite the "scary boring" string of "warmest" temperature records of late (see "shifting baselines"), despite years of "worse than we thought" findings and messages, "meh" still wins the day.
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She is a marvelous writer, with a wonderful eye for detail, but despite the intelligence and honesty of her voice, it can also seem distant and, despite that honesty, restrained.
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That potential record for enrollment levels comes despite opposition to Obamacare by the Trump administration, and despite sharp defunding of sign-up outreach efforts and advertising by the administration. TheHill.
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Howard "has failed to [pay further post-termination commissions] despite having received millions of dollars from Empire and despite being in a position to receive millions more," reads the complaint.
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And despite this, despite the fact that Congress by any metric we might devise is not doing its basic job, [will] in ten days… adjourn on a two-week vacation.
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"Despite partnerships with major brands such as KAYAK and Microsoft, we have never turned a profit, despite a focus on revenue growth and cost cutting through software automation," Schneider writes.
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Despite being at the Performing Garage, the longtime home of the media-savvy Wooster Group, and despite constant references to video and audio surveillance, "Radio Delirio" is fairly low-tech.
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I can feel that synergy between character skills in Flames of Vengeance, despite the fact you can only play solo, and despite the fact its combat happens in real-time.
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He is counting on you to have faith in him and in your discussion at the Singapore summit, despite his failure to denuclearize and despite his demands for more concessions.
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Despite the generalized messaging around the entire Galaxy A line, the ad does appear to focus on the Galaxy A51 and 24, despite neither device's name appearing in the ad.
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The Blacksonian has one pivotal conceit, one metaphorical device that you need to embrace despite its hokiness, despite its comical proximity to a set of stairs, and it's the elevator.
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Despite the friction, Trump has maintained a positive relationship with Chinese president Xi Jinping and said in April that the two "will always be friends" despite their disagreements on trade.
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Despite him fixing their problem, signing the executive order to keep families together, despite working with the DHS to make sure that children are reunited with the parents -- despite all of that outrage over the Trump administration enforcing Congress law that been on the books for years and that Obama never fixed.
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Despite being sober, despite it being the middle of the day and despite common decency I went to his Facebook fan page and sent the following message: I have to say, I don't remember it being so forward, nor do I remember thinking through the words "I think I'm in love with you".
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Gibson's writing is exuberant, electric, and frank; this is a love letter, despite — despite the bleakness of late capitalism, the complicated pull of our many devices, our often terrifying political sphere.
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Despite what flyers may complain about—and passenger complaints in America did increase by 1.3% last year, despite the changes to curtail involuntary bumping—they'll continue opting for the lowest fares.
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Despite early criticism of the casting, Palin's supporters came out in droves and helped her and her partner make it to the final three, despite being among the lower scoring pairs.
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DeJoria, as he explained, has been a glass-half-full kind of person ever since he was kid, despite growing up poor and despite being homeless at one point in life.
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Despite receiving virtually no help from Democratic Party officials, despite many pleas to Washington, the Democratic challenger received almost the same percentage of the vote as the Democratic candidate in Georgia.
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Despite the doubt and despite the difficult transition period, Hernandez says the decision was worth it, and is convinced admissions with less focus on test scores could help others like herself.
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That's the good news, despite the cold, snow and wind that made conditions miserable and despite a game that was far less exciting than what fans expect of these two teams.
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Wizards beat Bulls despite injuries CHICAGO — Despite nursing multiple injuries, the Washington Wizards still had enough to cruise by the Chicago Bulls 114-100 on Monday night at the United Center.
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Despite this, aides manage to sneak articles his way in case they won't be approved, despite former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly's attempts to shut down those unofficial channels.
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And despite Trump's tough tone, the picture inside Iran appears little changed now, meaning that despite the new American approach, Washington's capacity to influence how the protests play out remains limited.
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However, despite U.S. military capabilities, which remain unmatched, and despite compassion for civilians suffering in wars and conflicts in the region, most Americans seem to take a cautious approach to intervention.
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Despite the Jets' insistence that they wanted to re-sign the incumbent starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick — and despite his stated desire to return — he remained available, locked in a contract impasse.
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They are doing so despite years of arguing that the national debt is the most severe problem facing the United States, despite running for reelection promising balanced budgets and fiscal restraint.
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Despite rumors of the company working on its own voice assistant, Huawei did not dwell on voice assistants during the presentation (despite also announcing an Amazon Alexa-loaded phone at CES).
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Despite the fact that both of our companies share files and despite the fact that they added 'box' to their name, the underlying structures of the businesses couldn't be more different.
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I loved the "The Bad News Bears" despite the racism and sexism of the character Tanner Boyle, a player on the team, and I loved "Dumbo" despite the jive-talking crows.
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Despite the police being increasingly under the microscope for the deaths of civilians, and despite it becoming easier to document these incidents on camera, access to this footage has been restricted.
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Despite the negative headwinds of divisiveness driven by the politically selfish, and despite the propaganda efforts of hostile adversaries that weaken our security, our nation and the American people remain resilient.
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Despite that, the 33-year-old would be the first to admit that despite twice lifting the trophy the All England Club's lawns have not always been a happy hunting ground.
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This comes despite the fact that there is no evidence Clinton committed a crime in her handling of the email servers, despite lengthy investigations that found evidence of carelessness and dishonesty.
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" However, she wrote, despite the injuries, "everyone is ok.
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But despite the widespread misconception — or is it misdirection?
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And Trump -- despite his bluster -- still hasn't overcome that.
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Despite his slump in form, Nelson still retains a .
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Despite their rocky road ... the 2 remained close friends.
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Despite hitting in front of Cabrera, Upton has batted .
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Despite its bipartisan origins — it was introduced by Sens.
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Despite that ... there was no talk of a lawsuit.
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Most researchers cautiously lean toward "yes" — despite the unknowns.
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Despite his oddly patchy beard — isn't he a barber?
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"Venom" is also SPITE — thus, "de venom" becomes DESPITE.
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Despite the sharp drop in sterling, the dollar index .
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Despite the back ailment last season, Walker still hit .
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Despite cold streaks, Bruce finished the season with a .
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And despite an uneven 2016 season, when he hit .
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Despite their lopsided match history, despite the fact that the United States is the favorite to win the tournament, and despite the fact that Thailand's leaky defense had allowed 16 goals in its previous four matches, a Miami bar decided to offer one free shot to every drinker for every goal the United States scored.
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Fillon vows to stay in French presidential race despite scandal investigation Fillon vows to stay in French presidential race despite scandal investigation Conservative French presidential candidate Francois Fillon vowed in a press conference Wednesday to stay in the race "to the end," despite facing a formal investigation over the job scandal involving his wife.
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Jimmy Might Not Actually Be OTP, Despite What's In Your Heart In 2015, after Chatwin's season 5 departure, Rossum told The Hollywood Reporter that despite Jimmy's reappearing act, this time felt different.
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Despite coming off a bye week, the Blackhawks came out firing and outplayed the Oilers in every facet, putting Edmonton in a fortunate spot despite its performance over the first 20 minutes.
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Yields are rising despite the fact that the Philadelphia Fed was terrible; despite the fact that the first read of GDP for the last quarter is going to be very, very weak.
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Trump also continues to insist that his campaign had no ties to Moscow despite the mounting evidence that it did — and despite the FBI's formal confirmation that it's investigating those very relationships.
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Despite the help he provided to the FBI — and despite the fact that the FBI got him dealing to begin with — Wershe was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole.
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" Edwards' attorneys argue that "despite Defendant Oliver's conduct prior to Edwards' death, he remained a Balch Springs Police officer and was not terminated despite his conduct and multiple violations of departmental policies.
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China reported stronger-than-anticipated exports and imports for May despite falling commodity prices, suggesting the economy is holding up better than expected despite rising lending rates and a cooling property market.
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Despite the respectable economic performance and the stunning surge in company profits, the major averages are little changed for the year and stumbled around Friday, despite a massive earnings beat from Amazon.
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Despite their four-year age difference (Bella is 20 and Dani is 24), the pair are self-proclaimed "twins," which, given how much they look alike despite their age gap, seems fitting.
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Lawsuits say Purdue aggressively marketed OxyContin despite risks of addictionThe lawsuits assert that the company aggressively sold OxyContin as a drug with a low risk of addiction despite knowing that wasn't true.
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White "has refused to develop a political spending disclosure rule despite her clear authority to do so, and despite unprecedented and overwhelming investor and public support for such a rule," she wrote.
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They were never really singers, despite albums like "Brother for Sale"; never really writers, despite the 2008 release of "Influence," a coffee-table book that compiled interviews with people they deemed inspirational.
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" Why to hope WaPo's Anna Fifield writes: "Despite everything I've learned in the 14 years since I began covering North Korea, despite myself, I feel hopeful again now ahead of Tuesday's summit.
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Despite Bannon, despite Trump, most Europeans feel ever more distant from the millions who once migrated from their shores to America as Trump rides a populist wave away from their true values.
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Despite staying twice in the testing ward of the hospital for three days of continuous monitoring, and despite visiting neurologists and other specialists for years, I still remain without a clear diagnosis.
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But DeGeneres is particularly influential here: Despite the major risk to her career, she came out fairly early — in the 1990s — and despite a calamitous patch has since built an enormous following.
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Despite increased U.S. military efforts, Al-Shabaab's presence still looms in Somalia Despite increased U.S. military efforts, Al-Shabaab's presence still looms in Somalia Mogadishu, Somalia's capital city, has a violent history.
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He said the hip was improving every day, despite the visual evidence, and he had won four matches despite walking around the grounds with the hitch of a man twice his age.
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Bernie Sanders "nasty," but despite Joe Biden's apparent floundering in Iowa, he remained fixated on the former vice president and his perceived misdeeds in Ukraine, despite the lack of evidence of wrongdoing.
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A central bank's willingness to tighten policy despite meagre inflation is sometimes considered optimistic, as policymakers expect the economy will return to full employment and targeted inflation despite less support from policy.
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Notably, however, despite inflation and rising administrative costs, EOIR fees have remained the same since 1986—despite increases in fees across many other areas of the federal government over the same period.
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Davis Cup, despite being founded by an American, Dwight Davis, in 1900 and despite the United States' record 32 titles, was slipping out of the mainstream long before this controversial format change.
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"Despite being unstable in her relationships most in her life, despite the several unsuccessful marriages and despite the busy life of stardom that dominated her life for several years, the beautiful American Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore has recently decided to temporary [sic] take an unlimited vacation to play her most crucial role as a mother," reads the story's lede.
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Which means... Tears #4: Blake weeps into a towel Despite his declaration of undying love, despite the fact that he made a diorama (I think?) out of memories that he and Becca made together, despite the fact that Becca thinks he'll be the 50/50 person she wants out of life, she's going to turn him down.
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"Despite being unstable in her relationships most of her life, despite the several unsuccessful marriages and despite the busy life of stardom that dominated her life for several years; the beautiful American Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore has recently decided to temporary [sic] take an unlimited vacation to play her most crucial role as a mother," the article said.
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The Administrator is still there, in the line of fire, despite knowing of very few cases in which his actions have directly saved someone's life; despite the growing risk that he could join the ranks of bloggers and activists executed across Tamaulipas; and despite not believing there is a workable solution to the conflict in his country.
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Despite this, and despite a positive case of COVID-19 — the disease caused by the novel coronavirus — being diagnosed nearby, and despite repeated pleas from public health officials (and probably family members of their own) to stay away from everyone, these seniors decided that social distancing was for the birds and went on with their daily routines.
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Despite the fact that inflation has averaged 1.7 percent for the past five years and despite the fact that the Fed has set a target of 2 percent and despite the fact that inflation measures clearly point to a continuation of this low trajectory, there is an active portion of the Federal Reserve Board pushing to raise rates.
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Westbrook's self-mythology — his belief that he is an underdog — was no doubt stoked last month when he learned that, despite all his exorbitant numbers, despite his decision to stay in Oklahoma, despite the game-winning shots and the surprising success of his relatively untalented team, he was not chosen to start in this year's All-Star Game.
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Yet the truth is, despite your best intentions, despite the days and nights of planning you put into exercising more and better using your time, you can lose it all in a second.
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Despite these threats and despite the everyday stigma, thousands of doctors, nurses, medical assistants, sonographers, counselors, and security guards leave their homes and their families every day to help us get basic healthcare.
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Yet despite the long history of federal abuse of racial data, and despite the fact that many Americans refuse to respond to questions about their race, there is no outrage over those questions.
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It's what makes the profession invaluable, despite many complications and problems, and it's what keeps Rolling Blackouts unquestionably relevant, despite the fact that so much of the situation on the ground has changed.
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Despite the well-meaning efforts of countless Americans, despite the tireless work of organizations like Freedom for Immigrants and the Immigrant Defenders Law Center, America is currently in the business of incarcerating people.
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"The fact that the soldier survived for about two months despite this injury also shows that care, treatment, and attention to the wounded continued during the retreat despite the terrible conditions," Nogueira said.
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Despite these conversational limitations, and despite the occasional sense that they were quite sure that they were dealing with a legitimate moron (which, you know, fair), we all did the best we could.
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"Significant supply growth (in palladium) is not expected to materialise until 2023-24 despite record prices, and despite softening car sales, palladium demand has continued to grow," Standard Chartered analyst Suki Cooper said.
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Despite their support for opposite sides in the Syrian civil war, and despite Russia's long-standing friendship with Iran, they now talk of developing long-term joint projects, especially involving Russian natural gas.
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Despite this, it never once cracked the App Store's top 100 after its first week in the store, despite a relatively good position in the App Store's News category, according to App Annie.
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Despite the one-day blip, markets have generally been rising for months with historically low volatility despite a host of scandals and frequent provocative statements from the White House and Trump's Twitter account.
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Despite his all-consuming fears of rejection, and despite the fact that Vanessa has time and again expressed her reluctance to get engaged, Nick is nevertheless going to ask Vanessa to marry him.
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Despite O'Rourke's strong talk on Thursday, he has been criticized by progressives for taking contributions from oil and gas executives despite signing a pledge to reject them during his failed bid for senate.
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Perhaps that's why many prominent and respected climatologists continue to challenge and debate the question, despite claims that "97 percent of the scientists agree" and despite calls to silence "climate deniers" as heretics.
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Despite bipartisan calls to treat drug addiction as a public health issue rather than as a crime — and despite the legalization of marijuana in more states — arrests for drugs increased again last year.
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Mr. Trump holds strong leads in polls in New York and Pennsylvania, despite having to increasingly revise his remarks and despite his health care ideas being called an incoherent mishmash by Republican experts.
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That did well enough at the box office — Ms. McCarthy has become a Teflon laugh factory — despite being unworthy of her talents and despite the uneasy, unfunny jokes about Tammy, burgers and doughnuts.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart reported, despite his standing with New Yorkers, de Blasio sees himself as an underdog and has plowed ahead despite relative unpopularity: De Blasio's presidential campaign hasn't been smooth sailing.
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But despite that, and despite the new Canadian government's pledge to renew the country's push for global human rights, billions of dollars in weapon shipments will continue unabated to the Middle Eastern kingdom.
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Samsung's dominance in many of the fastest-growing areas in tech have kept it afloat despite all that — and despite last year's disastrous recall of the company's fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 phone.
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Because she never gave up, and she succeeded in banning DDT despite the vested interests of corporations and the government—despite the fact that she was secretly battling the cancer that killed her.
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Despite the FNIH's role as an incubator from outside interference, a conference call was arranged to discuss the NFL's gripes over Stern's alleged bias, one which Ellenbogen participated in, despite his previous denials.
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But the people of Hong Kong are not simply protesting because of economic hardship; in fact, some of them protest despite it, taking risks to demonstrate despite precarious employment situations or limited means.
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Investors bought the shares despite them having no voting power, an unprecedented feature for an IPO despite years of rising concerns about corporate governance from fund managers looking to gain influence over executives.
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Despite Trump's rhetoric, and investor fears, 2017 brought little in the way of government action on drug prices, and biotech stocks, despite a rocky second half, ended the year up about 20 percent.
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Four years ago, UMNO crept back into power despite registering its worst ever election performance, as an opposition front led the charismatic Anwar Ibrahim called foul after losing despite winning the popular vote.
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Despite knowing what the contents are, and of how little value, despite being aware that there's nothing inside the bag that she wants or needs or even really likes, she won't let go.
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Despite the looming possibility of criminalization and even a jail sentence, Ael said he had never for a moment thought about leaving Indonesia, despite the growing hostility towards LGBT people such as himself.
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Since then, he has suffered a series of defeats but despite the Supreme Court ruling being the largest, he has said he won't resign despite calls from opposition lawmakers to consider his position.
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But despite scant evidence, the photos have since been recovered.
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Despite his efforts, the home burned down, ABC 7 reported.
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He belongs in the Deuce, despite his heavy Brooklyn demeanor.
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Despite being a broke student, I booked a plane trip.
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Despite this, most companies continue to invest in digital drawing.
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The bull, despite its speed, was too small, they felt.
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Despite the ISS recommendation, the resolution is unlikely to succeed.
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Despite her husband's record of deregulation and trade deals, Mrs.
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Despite the obstacles, the reformists still want Iranians to vote.
|
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Despite some setbacks in court, campaigners see progress of sorts.
|
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Despite the weaponry and arson, it's a well mannered affair.
|
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Despite the gains, some experts said more could be done.
|
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The Pulitzer winner is famously private despite his high profile.
|
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Wisconsin won despite 18 turnovers while Tennessee had just 10.
|
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Despite years of progress, domestic violence remains a silent epidemic.
|
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Despite underestimating teachers' workload, people still think they are underpaid.
|
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Despite the fresh ingredients, the curry is layered with oil.
|
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Despite what you've maybe read, Apple — true story — ain't perfect.
|
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But they cannot interfere in mortal affairs despite this knowledge.
|
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Summary: flight attendants thought I was a #therapist despite #MDlicense.
|
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Wells Fargo was up 21400 percent despite missing analysts' estimates.
|
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Despite widespread public condemnation, Zuckerberg held firm to his position.
|
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Despite the negative publicity, daughter Ivanka remains poised and conciliatory.
|
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Moronci drinks it, coughs and smiles despite its unpleasant taste.
|
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" Despite Shelton's confidence, Levine makes it clear: "We're scared, John.
|
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Yields also rose despite the release of mixed economic data.
|
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Traders said the money market remained liquid despite the auction.
|
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Despite the chaos, I love going shopping on Black Friday.
|
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Woods responded by saying he enjoyed the match despite losing.
|
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Despite the noble name, nothing olympic has ever occurred there.
|
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Utah was able to move the ball despite raw conditions.
|
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Despite Paulo's record, he's faced little to no public fallout.
|
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But despite the distance, the brothers insist they remain close.
|
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Despite sliding Friday, Wall Street still posted positive weekly gains.
|
|
So on Monday, despite the backtracking, they danced themselves clean.
|
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Despite some disappointing results, investors remained optimistic on European equities.
|
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Actually just a very basic laptop despite its fancy design.
|
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Despite everyone's best efforts, there would not be a third.
|
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Despite what unqualified astrology wannabes say, you're not a robot!
|
|
"Jersey barriers," concrete dividers that, Petroski notes, despite their name
|
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But its deployment is highly controversial despite its defensive nature.
|
|
She tried to fix America's healthcare woes despite an onslaught
|
|
Overall earnings expectations are holding firm despite weaker economic data.
|
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Despite losing that election too, the massive resistance campaign continued.
|
|
It had struck me as instantly iconic, despite mixed reviews.
|
|
Despite the fact that a reputed Sanders advantage in enthusiasm
|
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Despite these setbacks, freelance and remote jobs aren't going anywhere.
|
|
This is why The OA wins, despite its gaping mysteries.
|
|
That comes despite the European Central Bank's extraordinary stimulus measures.
|
|
Despite Hardt's subtitle, though, much of the book reveals that
|
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And I'm happy with it the despite their irrelevant opinions.
|
|
Florida State trailed despite shooting 21 percent from the field.
|
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Despite being closely dependent on the USSR, North Korea joined.
|
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Julian, despite his loyalty, will retire without having that chance.
|
|
Fisher and Taylor married in 1959, despite the public scandal.
|
|
Yet, despite the movie's flaws, I'm glad it's out there.
|
|
Until now, Facebook's success has come despite Zuckerberg's stilted manner.
|
|
So why is the President struggling, despite a strong economy?
|
|
That guy you loved, despite everyone telling you you shouldn't.
|
|
Trump enjoys talking with Obama, despite their disagreements, she said.
|
|
Despite Gatter's sample's strange plumage, the DNA was virtually identical.
|
|
Tillerson was expected to win confirmation, despite opposition from Democrats.
|
|
Despite the hype, there's nothing to fear about the Megaformer.
|
|
The results beat despite revenue coming in slightly below forecasts.
|
|
Despite concerns, the number of zero rated services is growing.
|
|
Who, despite his political leanings, is an incredibly successful man.
|
|
No, this bird isn't having an existential crisis, despite appearances.
|
|
Despite the extra costs, captains have mostly obeyed the rule.
|
|
Despite unemployment hovering below 217% wage pressures have been modest.
|
|
That's despite sales that are nowhere near American auto giants.
|
|
That was despite U.S. intelligence agencies' evidence of Russian interference.
|
|
Despite what happened, Thomas said she would use Uber again.
|
|
Despite their recent pullback, American VCs aren't strapped for cash.
|
|
And despite regulations designed to protect them, smuggling is rampant.
|
|
Despite being handed an extension of EU membership until Oct.
|
|
Kohl's was down about 5003 percent despite beating profit estimate.
|
|
Despite the attacks against her, Yellen has accomplished her mission.
|
|
This is despite the White House's $1.5 trillion tax cut.
|
|
Now, despite their request for asylum, the family is scattered.
|
|
Despite the fact that I can't get my Cabinet approved.
|
|
Despite steady growth over the years, charter schools remain controversial.
|
|
Despite Trump's disappointing executive order, there are glimmers of hope.
|
|
"I love American people, despite of their government," Maryam says.
|
|
"They have not gone anywhere, despite the change in climate."
|
|
Despite that, I've never really released anything publicly before this.
|
|
What's revealed is a human primitiveness, despite our supposed sophistication.
|
|
Despite our best efforts, climate change continues to threaten humanity.
|
|
Despite his otherwise fervent support for President Donald Trump, Sen.
|
|
But Biden leads Trump 50% to 41% despite those views.
|
|
It came despite President Donald Trump's tweets against rate hikes.
|
|
Despite its unusual exterior, the home is surprisingly conventional inside.
|
|
Despite everything, Musk says he's just going to keep tweeting.
|
|
Crude prices also fell, despite a draw in crude inventories.
|
|
Despite my grievances, I'll be honest: It looks pretty good.
|
|
Despite this, the Rios family is keeping their spirits up.
|
|
Despite her mother's warnings, Proden welcomed Porter into her home.
|
|
Despite this, they protested in numbers again on December 15.
|
|
Despite my trepidation about the cost, the food is fantastic!
|
|
Despite the silly snapshot, the reality star's words were reflective.
|
|
But despite the partial closure, things continued to get worse.
|
|
Despite having his name on the regulations — alongside former Sen.
|
|
Despite all the drama, Woods seems to be moving forward.
|
|
Despite the chaos, the potential of a sale is real.
|
|
Despite its outdoorsy warmth, however, American Weekend is intimate too.
|
|
But despite her health condition, the toddler is doing great.
|
|
" Despite the onslaught, says Kovner, Hanover "is holding up well.
|
|
Despite their name, time crystals are relatively easy to understand.
|
|
Production and business confidence continued to cool despite stable demand.
|
|
Despite initial hesitation, world leaders did voice support for Turkey.
|
|
Despite this intimidating exterior, Scorpios are known as deeply emotional.
|
|
That's in line with market thinking despite the recent volatility.
|
|
Despite their name, rare earth minerals are not actually rare.
|
|
" Despite their ups and downs, Tennille called their divorce "amicable.
|
|
Despite my earlier exuberance, however, the device is not perfect.
|
|
But despite what you may think, we aren't perfect, people!
|
|
Despite all this, the Trump administration hasn't seriously punished Russia.
|
|
Despite the occasional breach, it did a reasonably good job.
|
|
Despite those concerns, Tesla still has fans among its investors.
|
|
Despite the persistently weak sales, housing market fundamentals are strong.
|
|
Despite attractive price levels, consumers in India have stayed away.
|
|
Despite the gaffes, Giuliani never strayed from the main message.
|
|
President Trump is defending the move despite the global backlash.
|
|
Despite the initial snub, Campana is rooting for Novartis' drug.
|
|
Despite the intermittent rain, the crowd were lively for James.
|
|
It's still freezing in Chicago despite being well into May.
|
|
China established the zone despite objections from Tokyo and Washington.
|
|
Despite his crazy schedule, he always sports the biggest smile.
|
|
" Despite that, Obama said their conversations were often "very productive.
|
|
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Despite the media trashing him, he stands strong.
|
|
Pregnancy has had its fun moments too, despite Schumer's hardships.
|
|
Despite the mix up, Bailey's fellow Halle couldn't be prouder.
|
|
Tracy says that despite the awful memories, she has endured.
|
|
Trump sniped back for days despite advice to move on.
|
|
Roy continues to post pictures of their family, despite criticism.
|
|
So despite Trump's expression of empathy, his memos say otherwise.
|
|
It's why clicky keys are so popular despite their noise.
|
|
But she's accepted that, and is still thriving despite it.
|
|
Despite the setback, she continues to stand by her husband.
|
|
Despite my best efforts, he remained upbeat and unflappable throughout.
|
|
Despite the scandals, Najib commands the loyalty of UMNO chieftains.
|
|
Indeed, Udacity has had some successes despite its many challenges.
|
|
Despite being blacklisted by the media, Yeltsin gained popular support.
|
|
Despite those setbacks, she is already looking to the future.
|
|
Sometimes, despite my parents' protests, he let me drink some.
|
|
He entered, of course, and won despite the initial polls.
|
|
But despite these feelings of inferiority, I never stopped trying.
|
|
Despite efforts to eradicate food deserts in Chicago, they persist.
|
|
Despite the uneven spending, Coloradans are split on the issue.
|
|
Despite this, shares in several European banks closed sharply lower.
|
|
Despite knowing her love for me, it stung a little.
|
|
Still, food safety fears linger, despite Beijing's stringent import requirements.
|
|
Despite these differences, they're in a similarly perilous emotional state.
|
|
Despite its reputation, seven isn't a lucky number in numerology.
|
|
Power remains unapologetic and, despite the complaints, he's not budging.
|
|
Despite autism's prevalence, misunderstanding and miseducation often lead to bullying.
|
|
Despite several desperate attempts, Sunkel was unable to free Coons.
|
|
That's why, despite this rugged discovery, the team is optimistic.
|
|
Beiersdorf confirmed its guidance for 2019 despite ongoing economic risks.
|
|
Yet, despite moments of tension, the initial clearance was orderly.
|
|
The similarities, despite the political and economic changes, are striking.
|
|
But others were more dubious, despite the meeting's idealistic aspirations.
|
|
Despite it being incredibly lit, there are unfortunately no campfires.
|
|
The neighborhood hasn't improved much despite the booming tech market.
|
|
Despite all this, the message is still not getting through.
|
|
Despite NHL stardom, Pavelich remained true to who he was.
|
|
Despite its troubles, Twitter is still worth billions, Sacca noted.
|
|
Despite the recent changes, YouTube largely doesn't penalize conspiracy videos.
|
|
Despite that claim, Trump told Comey that Friday night, Jan.
|
|
This is despite contraception being cheap for governments to provide.
|
|
Despite your hunger and your problems, don't come to Libya.
|
|
Despite the boys' prognosis, the family continues to have hope.
|
|
Despite the progress, we have a long way to go.
|
|
Despite the most recent bans, Jones' Facebook profile remains active.
|
|
Despite the short notice, Strahan expertly wove in another pun.
|
|
The Wizards lost despite making 50.6 percent of their shots.
|
|
Despite her misgivings — and mounting debt — Cuney persevered and passed.
|
|
"Despite the low numbers," he said, "we are seeing progress."
|
|
Despite the challenges, Ms. Manning cherishes having her own space.
|
|
But despite all that, I want Oleg to live, dammit!
|
|
DeVos, however, will not be there, despite chairing the commission.
|
|
Despite its loss of territory, IS's reign of terror continued.
|
|
Despite the grim toll, however, more hopeful signs are emerging.
|
|
Despite this, the US decided to stand by its ally.
|
|
Despite the scandal, Salinas has continued to defend his leader.
|
|
Despite everything, I managed to graduate with a Bachelor's degree.
|
|
Or the two might get lumped together despite their differences.
|
|
Despite everything, she said, she would do it all again.
|
|
Despite the top line increase, underlying wholesale inflation was tame.
|
|
Despite the fact that he does not do a thing.
|
|
Despite that, Mike had suffered a cerebral spinal fluid leak.
|
|
Despite the beauty of the nearby park, I felt unmoored.
|
|
Despite that, Rodriguez kept contacting her, according to the suit.
|
|
But despite his antics, Wozniak believes in a good education.
|
|
Despite the earlier snow squall, boarding began right on time.
|
|
The protests seemed likely to get bigger despite the crackdown.
|
|
Despite its somewhat unusual name, Mingo could be going places.
|
|
Yet despite the clear and pervasive danger, Congress seems stumped.
|
|
The world itself is bleak, despite the beautiful island setting.
|
|
Despite his most persuasive efforts, he just isn't your type.
|
|
Despite various legal challenges, those efforts have hit inbound traffic.
|
|
He walked and walked, despite the pain he was feeling.
|
|
Class sizes are small despite a large and dense population.
|
|
Both emerged unexpectedly as contenders despite most election watchers' dismissals.
|
|
She doesn't cry or scream, despite hearing the car outside.
|
|
Despite being heavily weighted towards financial stocks, Italy's FTSE MIB .
|
|
Despite a hand slap on Twitter, Kalanick stuck by him.
|
|
Despite internal debate, it declined to make the information public.
|
|
Because even despite its shortcomings, it's still fun to use.
|
|
That's despite that most of them wouldn't buy it normally.
|
|
We will push on despite all the doubters and critics.
|
|
Despite the show's clear voice, Virgil's Vuitton didn't see them.
|
|
But despite the buzz, Brown sought to dismiss the speculation.
|
|
Despite the size and power, the Q6 is extremely thin.
|
|
Despite his satisfaction, Palowski doesn't recommend recreating his DIY cooler.
|
|
Despite JAB's and Nestlé's heft, others are keen to compete.
|
|
But, despite the success of the project, enormous challenges remain.
|
|
Despite skepticism about specific applications, the tide might be turning.
|
|
Despite him claiming to be a fan, they're slightly embarrassing.
|
|
Despite that passing similarity, the path to radicalisation seems different.
|
|
Despite the president's occasional disavowals, these people really like him.
|
|
Despite the pressure, Maduro's armed forces have stood their ground.
|
|
Despite markets being down, this isn't 2008 all over again.
|
|
"Despite that, I have a much stronger economy," he said.
|
|
Despite any heartbreak, the two remained friends over the years.
|
|
Despite stories to the contrary, Credit Karma says they are.
|
|
We were not kicked out, despite what you have heard.
|
|
Despite limited wage growth, there are still jobs out there.
|
|
Despite its name, the car is no longer a concept.
|
|
But alas, I powered on despite Kravitz's distaste, because journalism.
|
|
Almost despite itself, the shop has become a tourist attraction.
|
|
Despite a large crowd, neither had trouble noticing the other.
|
|
Despite the tensions among politicians, voting on Wednesday was peaceful.
|
|
Despite many, many bumps in the road along the way.
|
|
Portugal's improvements have come despite severe cuts to public spending.
|
|
Taiwan, Greece and Italy stopped imports despite being given waivers.
|
|
Despite dire predictions of riots and arrests, nothing bad happened.
|
|
Zeltiq may be a safer bet, despite its odd beginning.
|
|
Despite all the good news, however, Pakistan's progress remains unsure.
|
|
She, despite being Indian, had come to the same conclusion.
|
|
Despite all that drama, Uber Freight is apparently still happening.
|
|
This was despite overall declines in usage across these geographies.
|
|
Despite the revelation, Lauer still argued he was a victim.
|
|
Despite the calm on Friday more protests loom this weekend.
|
|
He did it often, despite Tombs' disapproval, CNY Central reports.
|
|
Despite the longer commute, life has changed for the better.
|
|
Despite strong resistance, things are moving in the right direction.
|
|
Despite his injury, he played in last weekend's playoff victory.
|
|
Friday's data, despite the weak headline number, offered some hope.
|
|
We anointed him despite our fear of being potentially burned.
|
|
Despite this, Matejka and his team see room for optimism.
|
|
Still, despite many rumors of a planned walkout, nothing happened.
|
|
Despite those efforts, however, most residents decided to stay put.
|
|
So despite fewer fires this year, the risk remains high.
|
|
Despite that, there are some tweaks in this latest preview.
|
|
Despite this, evidence suggests ordinary people still love letter balloons.
|
|
Most end up staying in Europe despite being denied asylum.
|
|
He was determined to relearn the game despite his limitations.
|
|
Despite her saying "no," Weinstein persisted and removed her clothes.
|
|
The overall decrease was despite the ongoing General Motors strike.
|
|
The film was released in the country, despite the controversy.
|
|
She received absolutely no responses, despite her recent prestigious internship.
|
|
The gold index climbed 0.5 percent, despite lower bullion prices.
|
|
Despite the hurried premiere, the film was not entirely unexpected.
|
|
Despite mutual threats of no deal, few want such chaos.
|
|
Despite these compelling statistics, there are problems with current approaches.
|
|
Despite the successes, wildlife experts said the problem remains widespread.
|
|
Despite the progress made under Mr Macri, Argentina lacks both.
|
|
Despite his nefarious intentions, Paul actually sounds sweet and sensible.
|
|
So despite our good intentions, I think we should chill.
|
|
Despite the warm humidity of the night air, he shivered.
|
|
And yet, despite his frailty, he is determined, even heroic.
|
|
Despite his condolences, Parker maintained his innocence throughout the statement.
|
|
Despite the contested referendum results, Catalonia has declared independence unilaterally.
|
|
That is despite healthy growth in urban populations and employment.
|
|
The Mavericks lost despite shooting 50.6 percent from the field.
|
|
Despite high investment, growth in output and productivity slowed sharply.
|
|
Yet despite that newcomer nod, Lak is no industry novice.
|
|
The beat comes despite the negative impact of currency fluctuations.
|
|
Sinn Fein now supports LGBT+ rights, despite its Catholic heritage.
|
|
Besides, it hadn't happened in Elmhurst yet, despite multiple threats.
|
|
Despite the ring toss, Biel and Timberlake are going strong.
|
|
Until now, Kaesong had continued to operate despite such misgivings.
|
|
Despite the high cost, that arm is literally… an arm.
|
|
Despite this progress, the annual cull will still take place.
|
|
The bacchanal lasted late, despite it being a school night.
|
|
So you ended up doing a film score despite yourself.
|
|
Despite this controversial decision, Altered Carbon boasts a diverse cast.
|
|
And yet, despite all that, the drought is not over.
|
|
But despite regional differences, the world is warming up consistently.
|
|
Despite all his success, he admits to experiencing imposter syndrome.
|
|
Despite the challenges, Indians continue seeking opportunities in the UAE.
|
|
Despite feeling a bit disposed of, I don't regret it.
|
|
" Added the rep: "Jules is doing great despite the news.
|
|
Despite this, Oliveira isn't convinced he will stay at lightweight.
|
|
Despite this, such an outcome is surprisingly hard to stop.
|
|
Tariffs have consistently retained broad global support despite the spoonerism.
|
|
After a moment, he began to laugh too, despite himself.
|
|
So Clinton's claim, despite the NYPD's insistence otherwise, was right.
|
|
Life remains tough despite the easing of Iran's international isolation.
|
|
That happened despite an increase in the supply of labour.
|
|
Despite all the similarities, there's still one massively important difference.
|
|
Despite this, it managed to remain above the $40 mark.
|
|
Despite that, Sony has clearly been listening to the feedback.
|
|
Despite mining the past so much, the new Smash Bros.
|
|
Despite historic enmity, Syria's Kurds and government have seldom clashed.
|
|
" Paul adds, "Despite the news today, we're not giving up.
|
|
That is despite a patchy record for Indian edtech firms.
|
|
Despite my original trepidation, I was intrigued by my match.
|
|
Despite this, however he looked, he was always my Jake.
|
|
Brexit will slouch ahead despite a growing sense of angst.
|
|
It was an amazing day despite the miserable British weather.
|
|
But despite all that, educators like Van Eck are optimistic.
|
|
Despite the ingenious methods, some of the samples were problematic.
|
|
Despite her reputation, some doubt Mother Teresa's suitability for sainthood.
|
|
They did not comment for this report, despite several requests.
|
|
Despite all the deception and haste, most voters get this.
|
|
Despite the rally in stocks, U.S. Treasury yields were steady.
|
|
Despite popular misconceptions, the vagina is not where orgasms happen.
|
|
Despite fears of another massacre, the crowds were still large.
|
|
Despite the adversity, the overall mood was still relatively calm.
|
|
Nearly 40,000 individuals attended his funeral, despite a government ban.
|
|
Despite that, 22019,22021 American troops remained scattered across the continent.
|
|
Despite being economically motivated, it's effective in terms of reform.
|
|
My purse felt unusually light despite being full of gadgets.
|
|
Wade, despite that clearly being his position on the matter.
|
|
But despite management's call to refocus, Wall Street remains unconvinced.
|
|
Despite her mother's support, Amelia continued to struggle in school.
|
|
But, despite its heartfelt enthusiasm, it stumbles along the way.
|
|
But despite doctors' efforts, Mr Adamowicz died the following afternoon.
|
|
Despite these published accounts, nothing seemed to come of it.
|
|
Despite the speculation, China's yuan remained relatively unchanged on Tuesday.
|
|
Despite its small size, the Home is a decent speaker.
|
|
Despite his countless accomplishments, Hamilton's life was not without controversy.
|
|
Despite abdicating his position, he can maintain his cardinal title.
|
|
Despite its woes, PDVSA continues to eke out some barrels.
|
|
Despite this, bosses tend to oppose transparency, for understandable reasons.
|
|
It also doesn't have wireless charging, despite the glass back.
|
|
Both of us actually do try despite what TJ says.
|
|
And that means — despite everything — this is a good dog.
|
|
Despite substantial investment, urban infrastructure is struggling to keep pace.
|
|
Despite many rumours, Mr Buhari is probably not dead himself.
|
|
However, despite Jackson's heroics, Oakland was able to hang around.
|
|
However, despite these projects, conversational AI is still relatively basic.
|
|
Despite such moments of squalor, the show is well judged.
|
|
But that's not because of her jailers; it's despite them.
|
|
Despite the strictness of these restrictions, Duterte is no prude.
|
|
The results were about the same, despite the improved speeds.
|
|
But despite some limited successes, this outreach has mostly failed.
|
|
Despite his recent experience, Hemraj will soon be among them.
|
|
Despite these challenges, getting the government involved is encouraging news.
|
|
Despite those deep connections, Danny has left both characters bereft.
|
|
Despite the apocalyptic subject matter, the results are quite beautiful.
|
|
Yet despite this, Moscovici remained confident that things were done.
|
|
Despite calls for the government to be exact that: proactive.
|
|
Despite the Mavericks' recent slide, they control their postseason fate.
|
|
LG retains confidence in its mobile business despite continued losses
|
|
So despite all the posturing, the deal could yet unravel.
|
|
Despite some bipartisan support, the bill will probably face opposition.
|
|
Her campaign is convinced she will win, despite tough odds.
|
|
Despite some seasonal fluctuations, inflation remained below 5% in 2015.
|
|
That's despite an improving economy and a more confident consumer.
|
|
What happens if the fire does spread, despite the efforts?
|
|
Despite this incident, she is adamant the city is safe.
|
|
Despite the headline miss, the report had some good news.
|
|
Despite the news, bitcoin has hovered around $6,600 all week.
|
|
Despite the birthday wishes, Jon remains estranged from the twins.
|
|
Nooyi did, despite the fact it was after 10 p.m.
|
|
Despite international criticism, Washington is pushing ahead with the measures.
|
|
That was despite the implementation of the real estate law.
|
|
But despite that compelling premise, the film doesn't really work.
|
|
Despite that push, no such cases have emerged to date.
|
|
Despite those caveats, analysts were impressed by Home Depot's results.
|
|
Despite obvious communication challenges, Ryan's animal rescue efforts took off.
|
|
Despite having a rigorous diet, she found herself eating well.
|
|
Despite an early lead, Sanders' haul didn't set any records.
|
|
Despite extensive searches, the boy has still not been found.
|
|
Obama, he continued, was resisting complacency, despite the GOP stumbles.
|
|
Despite being sent home, Ware still felt like a champion.
|
|
Despite drawing attention to the scandals of the 1990s, Mrs.
|
|
Despite Brack's words, protests continue outside and may erupt inside.
|
|
But, despite the emotional similarity, Huett's sound is entirely different.
|
|
The religious status quo remains in place, despite public opinion.
|
|
Despite the poor returns, Einhorn again stuck by his portfolio.
|
|
Despite their fights, the adult Crain siblings really are close.
|
|
Despite the album's name, the vocal legend really never left.
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So far it has, despite challenges facing the mass market.
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Despite their growing family, there was trouble for the couple.
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Lisa and Maverick are madly in love, despite his transgression.
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Despite its fractiousness, Pakistan is doing well in some ways.
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Yet despite their customers' distaste, big firms mint huge profits.
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Bradley Beal scored 20 despite being limited by foul trouble.
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Despite their innocuous smiles, the boxes are turning off customers.
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Despite years of hard work, Handle was ultimately a failure.
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Despite Najib Razak's glaring imperfections, his sacking was a surprise.
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Despite its flaws, the ONS continues to produce the RPI.
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This despite Barclays cutting its price target for the stock.
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Despite low unemployment, the labour market is not yet simmering.
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Despite all I slept today, I am still fairly tired.
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Despite this, Clinton's advantage remains that electoral mathematics favor her.
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Biden said despite everything, Clinton could still earn voters' trust.
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The body is sturdy and remarkably solid despite its size.
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Despite hydropneumatics' famous smoothness, Citroën dropped the technology in 2015.
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Despite HUD's discrimination claims, the company's share price is buoyant.
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Despite superficial similarities, these firms are far from being banks.
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Despite this, the game doesn't feel unfair or excessively punishing.
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He doesn't seem to care, despite the crowd's ecstatic reaction.
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In eighth grade, she failed math despite loving the subject.
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The man's persistence, despite her protestations, began to irritate Saleem.
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Despite some huffing from ethics wonks, this drew little criticism.
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Despite laudable efforts, we simply are not on that path.
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Icahn said he remains a Trump backer despite the firestorm.
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Despite this, Clinton's score has recently managed a slight improvement.
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Despite the discomfort she has to endure, Mariangela feels lucky.
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Despite months of public outcry, Tesla is standing its ground.
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It also has no known relatives, despite resembling other animals.
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Hartnett survived despite being hit three times at close range.
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Despite their success, problems began to creep into their relationship.
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And despite these positive figures, inequality did not really budge.
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Despite Cooper's editing denial, Washington says the photo shocked her.
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Despite SCL's guilty plea, Carroll still hasn't gotten his data.
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Despite fooling so many people, the code wasn't that sophisticated.
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But despite the troubles the park has achieved some successes.
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Despite a successful public debut, Delivery Hero is not profitable.
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He is not, despite what Dumbledore implied, a secret Gryffindor.
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Obama won two terms, despite being seen as very liberal.
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Despite the setback, Basnet and the ECDC have soldiered on.
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Despite their research, they have no idea what to expect.
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Kiana Madeira perfectly portrays a rebel teenager despite being 26.
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Abraham Lincoln, despite the policies themselves being practical failures. Rarely
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Good communication will flow at home, too, despite Mercury retrograde.
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Despite the international outcry, however, Yazidi law remained the same.
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Despite that, the animal pic remains ubiquitous and mostly uncontroversial.
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Shattered LCD screens, despite being no good, were sold anyway.
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Despite his gravitas with donors, he struggled to collect money.
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But despite those gaudy numbers, they take nothing for granted.
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It continued its attack DuBois despite her attempts to escape.
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Despite treating Khloe with multiple medications, nothing seemed to work.
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" Greene writes this despite, I assume, being familiar with "Creep.
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This dynamic made me easy to persuade, despite my apprehension.
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Despite campaign promises of fiscal conservatism, his office's budget ballooned.
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Yet despite the lower power, the Shinola headphones were fine.
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Despite initial hype, many creators have been ignoring the service.
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But alas, it does not, despite what many people believe.
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Don't get me wrong: Despite my crimes, I'm no monster.
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Despite the deposit falls, both lenders reported significant profit jumps.
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Despite her indictment, she maintained the her inn is hospitable.
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Despite its flaws, Turkey at present is a democratic republic.
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Despite early bipartisan support, no formal action has been taken.
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Fortunately, some good came of it despite their best efforts.
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Despite its deep flaws, I'm still happy this episode exists.
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No shots were fired, despite reports of gunfire, Strepay said.
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Despite this, activists on the continent are recording small wins.
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Despite their split, they have appeared to be amicably separated.
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Currencies elsewhere fared little better despite the dollar treading water.
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Despite the sale, the paintings never left the couple's possession.
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Despite unending persecution, Rohingya militancy hasn't been seen for decades.
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The two are not related despite sharing a family name.
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Clearly, the system, despite the nice words, is not working.
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Woody Allen remains a member despite outstanding allegations, among others.
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Despite Salvini's uncompromising tones, some prominent League members appeared doubtful.
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Despite his bearish forecast, Boockvar acknowledges he's still long stocks.
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Despite the challenges, Europe has strong foundations to build on.
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Despite his symptoms, he was returned to duty within days.
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And despite the trials and drama, we never came unglued.
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Despite her proficiency, she is relatively new to painting nudes.
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Despite your severe situation, you have a passion for food.
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Despite privacy concerns, the bill passed and is now law.
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But despite the law enforcement crackdown, psychedelic use didn't stop.
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Despite all that, Russian oil companies have been doing alright.
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News organizations, despite best efforts, will get stories wrong occasionally.
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Zelenskiy ran for president despite having no previous political experience.
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This is despite a decline in homicides over the years.
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Flynn was made Trump's national security adviser despite the information.
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Despite a substantial shift of minorities from cities to suburbs,
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Snapchat shrinks by 3M users to 188M despite strong Q2
|
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Despite these measures, hacking within the competitive sphere still exists.
|
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Despite a growing market, investment has focused on early stages.
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Ronnie Hillman had been struggling for weeks despite splitting snaps.
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Despite this lack of benefit for either the quantity or
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Passive funds will, despite their name, dethrone a chief executive.
|
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And again, specializing can fuel business longevity, despite overseas pressures.
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Despite his vulgarity, untrustworthiness and dangerous policy proposals, he won.
|
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The annulment came despite international election monitors reporting nothing amiss.
|
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Despite the boycotts, Klem insists that the company is healthy.
|
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This, despite all members of ABBA being very much alive.
|
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Despite Gilbert's huge outing, the Huskies could get no closer.
|
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Nonetheless, Roger is determined to continue performing despite his ailment.
|
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Despite the gloom, some are still holding on to hope.
|
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Despite its success, the GPS system needs refinement, Galgallo said.
|
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Despite her nerves, Joan feels confident when shooting finally begins.
|
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Amazingly, that's despite risky stocks historically underperforming less volatile ones.
|
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Despite the chaos, Trump does have a program of sorts.
|
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Northam has pledged to remain in office despite public pressure.
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We didn't back her despite that, but because of it.
|
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Despite their size, they're not the easiest creatures to find.
|
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The declines in stocks came despite a rise in oil.
|
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Despite its obscurity, the Regional Haze Rule is nothing new.
|
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This transfer occurred despite Clement's total lack of accounting experience.
|
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Hannah will still be her friend, despite Marnie's breathtaking selfishness.
|
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Despite the wide variety of ethical, philosophical, and scientific questions
|
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The refrigerator, despite its ability to suffocate him, seemed safer.
|
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Despite the fortuitous timing of its release, most of WORRY.
|
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Despite uncertainty, some luxury retailers seem to be holding up.
|
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The February weakness remained despite last week's 10.5 percent surge.
|
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Neti pots, despite their adorable name, are sort of controversial.
|
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But Riyadh, despite its seemingly shiny veneer, is in trouble.
|
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Despite their quick connection, the two did not stay close.
|
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But he contended that core inflation looks stable despite energy.
|
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Despite it all, she admits she accepts all gigs reluctantly.
|
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Despite its sour outlook, Lululemon delivered a solid holiday quarter.
|
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Despite the many complications, the U.S. remains focused on Raqqa.
|
|
Despite these challenges, women have been tremendously successful in business.
|
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Despite the wait in the sun, no water was available.
|
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Despite Democratic antipathy, Comey still boasted a reputation for integrity.
|
|
But there are still name he likes despite pricey markets.
|
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But Merkel opposes such a measure despite her declining popularity.
|
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Despite these prophylactics China now faces its own financial crunch.
|
|
Hillary Clinton lost the election despite a huge cash advantage.
|
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Despite his clean record, Berry was given a maximum sentence.
|
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Despite their competing internal energies, they form coherent visual vocabularies.
|
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Despite the safeguards, Seefried said she takes nothing for granted.
|
|
But despite overwhelming bipartisan public support, that's not a given.
|
|
But despite my efforts, over time, the list shrunk considerably.
|
|
Holding championships was never really Snuka's bag, despite his prominence.
|
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Despite the damage, he feels "mighty lucky" after the ordeal.
|
|
May, despite her authority being undermined, said it would not.
|
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Other Gulf markets were sluggish despite strength in global equities.
|
|
Despite its pullback, Ross says the stock remains technically strong.
|
|
Despite their potential, these leaders harm their employees and themselves.
|
|
Despite that history, the team is embraced by the community.
|
|
Despite all the challenges, many in Williston remain cautiously optimistic.
|
|
Oh, and despite their looks, Ray is the younger brother.
|
|
And despite his dire condition, Carl squeezed his father's hand.
|
|
Despite this growing buzz, I view bootcamps with intense skepticism.
|
|
Qwant tries to keep its integrity despite making a profit.
|
|
Despite this meltdown, shoppers are spending about the same amount.
|
|
Despite his talent, Dad isn't a tattoo artist by trade.
|
|
Despite all of this, Samsung is on the right track.
|
|
But despite the challenges, they find unlikely sources of strength.
|
|
And her kindness remains unwavering despite Chip's coldness toward her.
|
|
He stayed on despite the snipers and the random shelling.
|
|
Despite the vocal criticism, Trump has still backed the bill.
|
|
These investors are optimistic despite lingering fears among ratings agencies.
|
|
Despite their intentions, their relationship is still complicated, she says.
|
|
Despite reports of increased violence, he has never felt threatened.
|
|
Sadly, despite a spiritual successor, it remains a singular object.
|
|
Despite this downturn, there are some pockets of positive news.
|
|
Global wheat demand remains weak despite increasingly competitive U.S. prices.
|
|
But he said farmers would continue burning, despite the risks.
|
|
Trump said he was loved in Britain despite the protests.
|
|
Despite the announcement, Ferrari shares continued to slide on Monday.
|
|
We're not getting better quality of care despite the expense.
|
|
Despite her critical injuries, Duckworth still helped land the helicopter.
|
|
Despite the move, Bannon retained his security clearance, NBC said.
|
|
And despite being a dummy model, the buttons did click.
|
|
What happened after POTUS typed "despite the negative press covfefe"?
|
|
Despite being on "break," the Queen still undertook royal duties.
|
|
Despite this, margins may not stay depressed for much longer.
|
|
Despite all that, it was a solid year for Hollywood.
|
|
This comes despite his recent performance at NYC's Meadows Festival.
|
|
Which is why, despite popular mythology, basically nobody does that.
|
|
Despite my shame, I did nothing to address my appropriation.
|
|
Despite the green apple smell, the flavor isn't very fruity.
|
|
He is expected to be confirmed despite continued Democratic opposition.
|
|
Yet despite oodles of support, China has made modest progress.
|
|
Despite the seemingly grim trends, economists are not especially alarmed.
|
|
"Despite the negative press covfefe," Trump wrote, and nothing more.
|
|
Despite that, Melendez said he believes the insurance will sell.
|
|
Both candidates continue to tout their "excellent health," despite suspicions.
|
|
GameStop shares fell 6 percent despite delivering solid quarterly results.
|
|
That's why they cared for him, despite how he talked.
|
|
Hudson converted his second save despite staggering to the finish.
|
|
North Korea, meanwhile, is still building missiles, despite Trump's optimism.
|
|
This is all despite the fact that: This is staggering.
|
|
Despite this haste, the process has appeared successful thus far.
|
|
Riley remained optimistic about his team's tenacity, despite the loss.
|
|
Despite their strong relationship, it was nearly a missed connection.
|
|
Despite these apparent benefits, the technology still has its critics.
|
|
Despite heavy promotion, the summit itself was a ghost town.
|
|
That's despite the fact that impeachment proceedings are usually lengthy.
|
|
Avila speaks unbroken English, despite a lack of traditional education.
|
|
Despite the recent decline, prices are still high for some.
|
|
In 2016, even despite the big Trump win, Democratic Gov.
|
|
But despite looking tired and cowed, Mr Zuma fought on.
|
|
Despite his personal popularity, many are ready for a change.
|
|
Despite the journey, Hanna kept a smile on her face.
|
|
Despite how painful and widespread migraines are, treatments are limited.
|
|
Stewart is not a minimalist actor, despite the critics' takes.
|
|
Despite this, Dauman has pushed on with the potential sale.
|
|
Despite agonizing over ruining their perfect credit, they did so.
|
|
But despite that, she's never ridden a wave of hype.
|
|
Despite the edginess, Bowie's work still resonated with the mainstream.
|
|
Your students are learning, despite what you might have thought.
|
|
Those devaluations kept Italian industry competitive despite consistently high inflation.
|
|
Despite her bond with Andrei, Natasha doesn't miss a beat.
|
|
Despite the constant harassment to straighten her hair, Phetla refused.
|
|
Despite the thousands of preventable deaths, vaccine rates remain low.
|
|
There's no central theme despite what the project title suggests.
|
|
Despite a certain presidency, I am doing well, very well.
|
|
It quickly racked up 3 million members despite its secrecy.
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