Despite everything, Musk says he's just going to keep tweeting.
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Despite everything, I managed to graduate with a Bachelor's degree.
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Despite everything, she said, she would do it all again.
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And that means — despite everything — this is a good dog.
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Biden said despite everything, Clinton could still earn voters' trust.
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And despite everything, the episode ends on a high note.
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Despite everything, Louisville was a 2-point favorite in the game.
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Despite everything she has been through, Sarah is excelling in school.
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Despite everything I had prepared for, I was astounded and crushed.
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Despite everything he's ingested over the decades he's sharp as hell.
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And we know they're all getting away with it despite everything.
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And despite everything, she's always looked back on Glitter with respect.
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Despite everything, I still believe Los Angeles is a beautiful place.
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And despite everything, there was a lot of love on display.
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Despite everything, he yearned to feel the warmth of Thorpe's approval.
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But her children say that despite everything, she loved their father.
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Well, despite everything that happened this year, the show goes on.
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It's very beautiful, this ability to forgive and love despite everything.
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Republicans lost the quarter, despite everything, which perked up national Democrats.
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But with it, despite everything, the most important goals can be achieved.
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Problem is, the GOP base seems more enamored of Trump, despite everything.
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User growth is slowing — but the company is still growing, despite everything.
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Why does he still have a job despite everything you just saw?
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Despite everything, I still love iOS, so I'm not leaving the iPhone.
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But despite everything, they want to remain as police officers in Baltimore.
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But what happens if, despite everything, the fish just don't come back?
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It still is possible, despite everything, to find uncomplicated pleasure in art.
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And despite everything that is wrong in America, a lot is going right.
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Despite everything, they will continue to put on a united front for them.
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Despite everything her daughter has been through, she is still in good spirits.
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The kindness of Iraqis, despite everything they have been through, always stuns me.
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Somehow, despite everything that happened, we don't think that will be the case.
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Despite everything, Ms. Bautista said, she still has faith in Venezuela's democratic process.
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Despite everything we know about our world, the deep sea is a mystery.
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"Despite everything that's going on, this is what we train for," he said.
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He is still sitting here, still the front-runner, despite everything — despite himself.
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I wanted to talk about how, despite everything, this is still going on.
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Because that's where he wants to be, Mr. Alrefai tells them, despite everything.
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Despite everything else that was going on, 2016 was the year of the cookbook.
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Despite Everything, Science Awaits The failure of Schiaparelli, shouldn't overshadow the success of TGO.
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They pay back their debts and try their hardest to fit in, despite everything.
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He believes she should remain in her original social class, despite everything she's learned.
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Despite everything, a recent study found that 40% of LGBTQ Americans identify as Christian.
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Because despite everything poking holes in the mainstream hacking delusion, people chase it anyway.
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One is the "Bangladesh paradox" that, despite everything, the country's development record is respectable.
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Holidays have always been occasion for angst, ambivalence and sometimes, despite everything, genuine celebration.
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But still, despite everything, the country we inherited has progressed, slowly, into something better.
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"Despite everything that you hear, the people participate in the electoral process," she said.
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Despite everything I said, he wouldn't let me send him anything to thank him.
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Despite everything she has endured, Lucía's experiences are still the stuff of virulent online arguments.
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Which is, despite everything we've been lead to believe, I don't really find them practical.
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Despite everything your guidebook might tell you, Paris can be incredibly tacky in certain places.
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Despite everything, she said she felt sorry for her massage therapist and called for compassion.
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Despite everything, Mr. Saldaña said he was filled with more hope these days than ever.
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But Mustafa can fight with people and, despite everything, maintain a decent relationship with them.
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Despite everything I've seen, I still don't find births disgusting at all—I think they're beautiful.
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Despite everything seeming bleak, there are some glimmers of hope for those who look hard enough.
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"– to NME On identity "Despite everything, no one can dictate who you are to other people.
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Despite everything, she harbors no resentment towards Americans, but the ongoing US base presence troubles her.
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Despite everything, SATC is still good TV. Here's why we still love it, 20 years later.
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Yet Democrats built their system so well that it's still standing despite everything thrown at it.
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But they're also concerned with making sure school remains Jack's top priority, despite everything that's happened.
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"All these scenes exist 'despite' — despite the reality, despite no support, despite everything," Ms. Makhacheva said.
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"Despite everything going on there, we always had field trips and our lunches were free," he said.
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Look at the way the media attacks the president despite everything he has done for this country.
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Despite everything she has been through, her biggest aspiration is to pay it forward and help others.
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She will be reunited with her siblings in Germany, but despite everything, her heart remains in Iraq.
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But despite everything, there is also a real feeling of excitement that would be unfair to deny.
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Despite everything going on, the first daughter doesn't seem to be rattled: Back in Ivanka Land, i.e.
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"It's been two years, but despite everything that's happened, the price of Daraprim hasn't changed," he said.
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But despite everything I knew, hearing the result of Isaacs's trial still sent me into momentary shock.
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Upton managed to salvage his career despite everything else that has gone wrong in San Diego, hitting .
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"Despite everything, we have done a lot to strengthen our country," he said before leaving the podium.
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Despite everything we know about the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment, women are still not believed.
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"Despite everything, our Turkey has judges who will make the right decision on this issue," he said.
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"Despite everything that happens, there's a resilience to the British market," said Larry Joyce, the company chairman.
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"I think that's remarkable that despite everything that's going on she does not read anything," Winfrey said.
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And "the figures we have show we still have a shocking daily reality, despite everything," said Fink.
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And despite everything Hollywood threw at her, Marta persisted and managed to create a fruitful career for herself.
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Despite everything she's been through, Arya is eager (and perhaps ready) for human connection beyond vengeance and blood.
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Despite everything congressional Republicans have put up with from Trump's nominees, Cain was apparently a step too far.
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Despite everything that's gone on lately, the fund's performance has actually improved in recent months, according to SoftBank.
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Tumblr, until just this week, despite everything, served as the mascot for a sort of glorious human messiness.
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Despite everything else she has accomplished, Hillary Clinton's name will likely always be associated with her damn emails.
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But despite everything Arthur does, Camelot creeps ever closer to the decadence and self-conscious irony of modernity.
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In fact, the best characteristic of many of these pizzas was that they were, despite everything, still pizza.
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And it looks as though Moore is very much in the race despite everything that we have learned.
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Zouhair H. said that, despite everything, his community has been more vocal in recent years without suffering consequences.
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That despite everything, the United States can be saved from its own history if we fight for it.
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Brieanna said that her best foster mother was a drug addict who, despite everything, really cared about her.
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"Despite everything we have uncovered, the president's misconduct continues to this day, unapologetically and right now," Schiff said.
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He also said that they want people to know that despite everything, they never lost their faith in God.
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One short poem, "The New York Miracle," effectively serves as a reminder that despite everything we must go on.
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Despite everything terrible in the world, that progress like that can happen gives me hope love can still win.
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"I felt genuinely brave, despite everything, like we were breaking new ground and doing something truly revolutionary," Li said.
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And you cannot rule out a third stop at Chelsea, where, despite everything, Mourinho remains revered by Blues fans.
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And yet: Despite everything, Rubio continues to say he would still support Trump if he becomes the Republican nominee.
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Despite everything he says about Handmaids being women acting out their "biological destinies," Waterford treats them like actual mistresses.
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And despite everything, it's still possible that Kelly will continue on with his life and his career as usual.
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Despite everything that is thrown her way, Goldie presses on, driven by her obsession with finding a way out.
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But despite everything the 21-year-old has had to endure, she might have to stand trial once more.
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How else to explain the white women who voted for Roy Moore, despite everything, and who still support Trump?
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Despite everything the couple had been through, Vega says she knows Meredith was having a hard time with the divorce.
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To make sure that they have the healthiest upbringing possible despite everything that happens in their life is really crucial.
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With this issue so far, that hasn't been the case despite everything happening with the president and the White House.
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Worse, a staggering number of people are still seroconverting, despite everything we know and the mind-blowing tools we have.
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"Despite everything we were going through, Jordan always remained positive, and was always fast with a joke," Ms. Evans said.
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Despite everything, Rousey could make everyone forget the last year with the type of rapid victory that made her famous.
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Despite everything, Trump would probably love a big photo-op summit with a top Iranian leader in an election year.
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I went to Lafayette Park because, despite everything, I still wanted to see this public display of bigotry for myself.
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And of myself, for not giving up and continuing despite everything—not only to fight for me but for others.
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"Despite everything that had occurred between Naika and her mother, Naika longed to be home," DCF officials wrote in the statement.
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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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I was going out with someone when I first started getting really sick, which despite everything lasted for another two years.
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The simple fact that we are still here, still surviving in America, despite everything that we've faced is an incredible feat.
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Like the country at large, its prospects are—despite everything—in the hands of the two-party system. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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Despite everything I wrote above, you'd still rather be the side defending nine seats rather than the side defending 25 seats.
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Despite everything we've learned this year, I still believe that social networks, when designed and managed properly, can be a positive force.
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Despite everything I'm told about people consenting to barbarous comments, I have a hard time accepting that the roasts are totally kosher.
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Despite everything, I still think seasonal work in a bar makes for good life experiences that broaden your perspective of the world.
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"The mystery of the duopoly between Airbus and Boeing is that despite everything there is incredible competition," a senior industry executive said.
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And then, despite everything I've worked for, I'm still forced to eat some rancid-ass banana to satisfy my residual starvation pangs.
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Nonetheless, I dare to hope that, despite everything, human life and its richness of cultures will survive, even on a ravaged earth.
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Through tears, friends of the bride and groom repeated the same sentiment again and again: Despite everything, they have found love again.
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I am reminded that, despite everything, spring will come; I hope I am not forced to wave at it through the window.
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" Anthony said: "Despite everything that's going on, that's surrounding — I don't even want to say us — me, I think that's tested me.
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Despite everything, Angie and Darlene are still tied together, still each other's best hopes to survive the increasingly apocalyptic world they inhabit.
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I wasn't sure whether I would qualify to get in, but it was the central point, and that still stands, despite everything.
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" Meyers followed up right away with a jab at Spacey, saying ... "Well, despite everything that happened this year, the show goes on.
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Despite everything she went through, Broberg found the strength and the courage to pursue her passions and live her life on her terms.
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The resilience of the Iraqis is quite extraordinary, and despite everything, when you ask young Iraqis, they see a vision of the future.
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If that is the case, then Putin -- despite everything -- will be the first world leader to give up totally on this US President.
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Pew's data supports the idea that more users seem to think – despite everything that's happened – the internet is still mostly a good thing.
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Despite everything that has changed in the 25 years since Thomas's appointment, Trump shows that very little seems to have changed for men.
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It doesn't move the plot forward in any way, and despite everything that happens, nothing is ever changed or resolved by the end.
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The answer isn't clear, and that's part of the problem: Despite everything we learned in 2016, there's still a lot we don't understand.
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"Despite everything happening around me I carried on with the birth," Mendoza told Spanish-language newspaper EL PAÍS, according to the New York Times.
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It took months to clear them all, but remarkably very few bounced and, despite everything, the economy continued to grow—albeit a little slower.
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And, most of all, her persevering despite everything helped me to understand the role of solid friendships and inner strength in my own life.
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At such moments, "Skin" becomes a welcome pep rally for a world that could use some reassurance that it will, despite everything, carry on.
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Despite everything, I cling to the dumb, idealistic conviction that every contradictory truth adds up to create a larger, truer picture of the world.
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" Another, who gave her name as Anne-Claire, said the cathedral is "an emblem of the faith, of Paris... And France is, despite everything, Catholic.
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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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Now that it's here, Pandora's shiny new updates feel like a distraction from the truth: that despite everything, it still hasn't built a better mousetrap.
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Despite everything I stuck to it, I toughed it out and I kept my head in the game, even when the odds were against me.
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Despite everything that he and his city have been through, he's surprisingly indifferent to the decision to seal off the subway from the public forever.
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Carol and Rick discuss how, despite everything, including the loss of their loved ones, they've both been able to find great loves in their lives.
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Caroline Framke: Rachel being incredible at her job despite everything else is one of the anchors that kept season one of UnReal from coming untethered.
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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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Post Malone was anything BUT POSTponed ... his show in Denver oddly went on despite everything else getting canceled amid fears of widespread of the coronavirus.
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And that's why, despite everything that's taken place over the last week, QAnon will persist — because QAnon wasn't built on facts, but on almost religious fervor.
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Despite everything, Rose wants to protect her child, but Eli's dad sees that this whole "child of the devil" thing will only go badly for everyone.
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But they want the nominee out because, despite everything that's happened, they still believe the GOP can be entrusted with control of every branch of government.
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Kesha recently spoke with Refinery29's Amy Emmerich at SXSW, and it's clear she's not letting the haters get her down, despite everything she's been through.
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Despite everything I went through, I remember that I could never have done it in my home country because there were no schools to train me.
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Despite everything she's been through, she says she is more hopeful than ever before that this newest surgery will resolve her condition once and for all.
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I'm still convinced [of my choice]: despite everything and the threats to the [industry] that are becoming more frequent, I want to dedicate myself to this.
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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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It appears to be a result of the continuing stream of people crossing the southern border despite everything the Trump administration has tried to slow immigration.
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"If we could have taken care of the ball, despite everything else that happened in the ballgame, we would've given ourselves a much better chance," he said.
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On some level, they do not quite believe that he is really, seriously running for president, despite everything, nor are they convinced that his Republicanism is authentic.
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Above: Facebook Nearby, circa 2012 What's interesting is that, despite everything Facebook knows about its users, the suggestions were not ranked as well as they could be.
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By the end of the day, we had the potential tying run at the plate in the ninth inning despite everything that had transpired in the game.
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They are arguing that, at bottom, and despite everything we've seen the party stoop to in the past year, Republicans still deserve to control the entire government.
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Despite everything that has happened, Kwon has not given up hope of North and South Korea reunifying, but says he knows it won't be in his lifetime.
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Inside Iran, the Iranian people are probably the only country in the region that have been pro-US, despite everything that has happened ever since September 11.
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I put on a face that my family was normal and I was going to get good grades, persevere and be disciplined to push through, despite everything.
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Most of all, we need to figure out where we stand together and what it is that makes us all Americans despite everything that sets us apart.
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Despite everything I had endured, and knowing that Rob had a serious problem with young girls that needed to be exposed, I still felt like a sellout.
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"Despite everything that happened between us I'm happy we are at a place where we can go to events..have a good time and be civil," he wrote.
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On Sunday, Markle admitted the pictures were a "huge" mistake — but accused his daughter of being cruel despite everything he did for her while she was growing up.
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Oh, but these are motherfucking Patriots and despite everything you hear from their crybaby, the-world-is-against-us fanbase, things will always seem to bounce their way.
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So wrapping himself in the flag -- and tweaking racial tensions -- makes political sense and shows why he thinks it's worth obsessing over, despite everything else that's going on.
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And despite everything I've ever felt, there was a small thought, barely conscious but spreading through my gut, that I would somehow be cut off from the future.
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But even then, the party would almost certainly manage to pull itself together rather than fall apart, focusing on what its factions, despite everything, can still agree on.
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There is an incredible kind of wealth, of richness, and that is the thing I take whenever I travel to Africa, which despite everything is doing astonishing things.
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" In signature style, he called on young people to vote, campaign and fight for their democracy, and argued that despite everything there is a unifying American "common ground.
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"It's a perfect storm of everything going wrong from a valuation point of view despite everything going fine for the company," Kinnevik Chief Executive Lorenzo Grabau told Reuters.
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Smith's writing is light and playful, deceptively simple, skipping along like a stone on the surface of a lake, brimming with humanity and bending, despite everything, toward hope.
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But maybe, despite everything, you never got around to it, or maybe you saw it so long ago that you no longer recall what all the fuss was about.
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Despite everything, there are still scores of young girls who dream of being the next Aly Raisman or Simone Biles — and they shouldn't be turned off from chasing achievement.
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"Fifty days and they've assassinated 50 people... Despite everything, on day 50, amid more repression, there is more resistance and more fight for Venezuela," said Capriles, surrounded by supporters.
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TechCrunch is out hunting for bright spots in the startup world as we all come to grips with the pandemic — particularly where checks are actually being written despite everything.
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And a pending mother of the bride who knows flat out what an illusion romance can be — and yet indulges, despite everything, in a glorious dose of why not.
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It's almost a comfort that, despite everything that's changed in the world these past 2100 years, Four Loko remains solidly depraved, flying us all drunkenly into the next decade.
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But Smith's writing is light and playful, deceptively simple, skipping along like a stone on the surface of a lake, brimming with humanity and bending, despite everything, toward hope.
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I know this version of Cats had this squandered potential somewhere in its feline soul because of the one moment that somehow manages, despite everything, to be absolutely charming.
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"Our teams are at work, are aware of the issues and so are cooperative members, despite everything we went through, including serious acts," he told reporters on June 12.
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"I wanted the ceremony because I knew it would be a way for me to show that I'm still committed to my faith despite everything that has happened," she says.
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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 everything that has happened over the last year and a half, the findings show that the President is not quite as weak as some of his opponents are hoping.
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I often hear the argument that having a child is a way of enacting hope in the future—despite everything—or of contributing a person who might help mend the world.
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When we decided to move in together after two years of dating, despite everything I was looking forward to about cohabitation, there was one domestic fantasy I worried about: cooking together.
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Limited men with limitless energy; men quick to be friendly and quick to be fed up; men for whom the most serious thing in life is to keep going despite everything.
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But despite everything we are bad at, we are getting better at holding people in the film industry accountable for specific acts of misogyny that make it harder for women to succeed.
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That, despite everything Shannon has gone through — which includes weight loss surgery in addition to dieting and grueling exercise — she still might not be "good enough" in the mind of her ex.
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We had proof that despite everything we had been through, we made it out OK, we forgave, and though the battle was long and hard, my mother had chosen wisely after all.
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Yes, despite everything we've been led to believe over the years, a team was somehow able to overcome the insurmountable obstacle of one of its key players looking like he actually cared.
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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 everything I've been through, and regardless of my future plans, until the day I am no longer in uniform, I will continue contributing everything I can in service of the nation.
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I've found Philip and Elizabeth's relationship ridiculously compelling since the first episode, and even though I shouldn't, I still root for them, despite everything; their conversation, when he chose Elizabeth, felt cathartic.
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"It always amazes me how, despite everything else that is happening, the thing the market pays the most attention to is China trade," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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And it's not far fetched to imagine that these economic conditions are sufficient for voters to decide they want to keep the same horse in mid-stream -- despite everything they dislike about Trump.
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Is it that all of these and many other issues are of no fault of a brilliant and honest politician who has done her best for the country and the continent despite everything?
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Despite everything we don't know about BV, there are a few factors that can certainly mess with your vaginal pH and influence your risk of getting the infection again (and again, and again).
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During the loss of Crimea and the Russian invasion, Ukraine's economy shrank up to 15 percent — but despite everything, including Russian naval disruption of its major ports, Ukraine's economy has grown since 2016.
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Be True considers the individual experience in the setting of the collective—how despite everything that influences and shapes who you are, it is essential to be true to whatever identity strikes you.
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And, like the audience, Ally weeps because Jack suffers and because she knows (as we know), despite everything, how beautiful he is, a view the movie sanctions with a shrewd, devastating final flashback.
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I also want people to know that, despite everything that's taking place in the world, there are women who are taking on these systems head on, not knowing if they'll be alive tomorrow.
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Despite everything the previous sentence suggests, it's witty and moving and manages to smartly grapple with questions both big — the purpose of life — and small: Like, omg, did I really die a virgin?
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"It was my lifelong dream [to work with Tarantino], and I got to do it, and it makes me sad if people might hold that against me despite everything else I'm doing," the actress said.
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And it would be a mistake for the Tories, because their best chance of winning, despite everything, lies in harvesting middle-of-the-road voters who are terrified of putting a Marxist into Downing Street.
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Yet despite deteriorating odds—and, revealingly, a clear expectation on the part of voters that Remain will win—many Brexiteers are also fighting on, and seem to spy a slender path to victory, despite everything.
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"One thing we know for sure is that Modi remains incredibly popular despite everything that's happened in the last five years," said Milan Vaishnav, a South Asia expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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By this time, you'll probably be nearing or in middle age, but the consolation prize for being in your 40s is the relief you'll feel that, despite everything, you are free from that particular tyranny.
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What stuck with me far beyond the facts of this alternate reality was exactly how Lacie finds herself screaming in pure fury by the end of the episode, broken and tired and, despite everything, relieved.
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But I left feeling lucky to have witnessed a piece of history — the bogus reelection of an authoritarian strongman in Europe — that, despite everything, still seemed like it had to be happening for the last time.
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D.C. joined the guys on TMZ Sports (weeknights on FS1) ... when he was asked if he'd ever want another crack at J.J. in the Octagon (whenever Bones is allowed to fight) ... despite everything that went down.
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Despite everything about them implying otherwise — from the nose-wrinkle-inducing "cream center" to their disturbing name — Cow Tales are just that good, and discovering one in your Halloween candy bucket counts as a welcome surprise.
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"We wanted them to continue with their educational processes and at the same time receive socio-emotional support so that they could know that we are still on our feet, despite everything," Báez told VICE News.
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Despite everything -- the gridlock, the acidic politics, the stubborn hard-to-end wars, the battle over health care and the expectations he set for himself and struggled to meet, Obama still believes in the politics of hope.
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The single most compelling part of the wild card showdown is that it's one game long—despite everything so deeply entrenched in baseball's slow-and-steady legacy—but that's only because that's all they have time for.
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On a larger scale, it's meant a symbol; an affirmation that, despite everything, whatever they're doing over there at Mystic Pizza, from figuring out college, to dating, and marriage, is OK. They're going to be alright. 290.
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Because if you regard the Oscars as anything but the annual, televised offsite retreat of a company that is hugely profitable despite everything about itself (complete with the crummy inside jokes), the problem is really with you.
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"If you see inflation running below target persistently, for so long, it's really hard to get around the idea that, despite everything, monetary policy has actually not delivered sufficient accommodation," said Peter Ireland, an economist at Boston College.
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That includes new features like women's health tracking, noise monitoring, the tip calculator, the new on-wrist App Store, compass, and some updates to Siri—who despite everything, is still the worst of the three major voice assistants.
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I mean, he seems to be -- you know, despite everything that&aposs going on, and what we spent the first third of the show talking about, he seems to be enjoying the office and the work quite a bit.
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Despite everything that happened all Sunday—and all year, for that matter—the Browns found themselves camped out at the Pittsburgh Steelers' two-yard-line in sudden death overtime, with a full four downs to earn a road victory.
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But despite everything October wrought—the long sigh of collective suffering, a couple of black eyes, and a big lump on my forehead—the month also helped me to remember one of the things I love most about music.
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I just really don't think he has what it takes, for all of those reasons, but mostly because many Navajos, the code talkers specifically, truly love this country, despite everything it's done to try to erase us from it.
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Now, after reading about that conflict for half a century more, I've had another surprise: Despite everything that has been written about it, there is always something new and interesting to say about the war and what it means.
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And despite everything we've seen in U.S. politics, it's still hard to believe that a whole political party would balk at doing the decent thing for millions of kids while rushing to further enrich a few thousand wealthy heirs.
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The large polygonal level was such a part of my childhood that despite everything new in Ultimate, I felt like I did back when I was 10, seeing something so familiar to me—Hyrule Castle—transformed into a multiplayer battleground.
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" Still, Constantino Xavier, a foreign policy fellow at Brookings India in New Delhi, said the "lure of cheap and easy money" made it likely that the Maldives's relationship with China would deepen, "despite everything that leaders will say in public.
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But Sandler is so good, so committed and so watchable that, despite everything — Howard's irrationality, a rogue's gallery of unpleasant characters, the foreboding of a bad, bad end — you can't take your eyes off the screen, which Sandler seldom vacates.
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King's conviction that the Vietnam war was a mistake was so strong that he was planning to do all he could to prevent Lyndon Johnson from running for president again in 1968, despite everything Johnson had done to pass the Civil Rights Act.
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That if there was any chance of their getting back together—and he did still think of that, despite everything she'd said to the contrary, he did still hold out that hope—the least he could do was try to be halfway agreeable.
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And if Wall Street is so worried about Warren — and willing to go with Trump, despite everything, to keep her out of the White House — it could mean they think she could make some real progress in clamping down on them if elected.
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As we crossed Yemen — from the battle-scarred port of Hudaydah to the Houthi-held mountains — on a bumpy 900-mile journey, we saw scenes of heartbreaking suffering that unfolded against a backdrop of spectacular mountains, and customs that stubbornly endure despite everything.
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This is such a long windup because when I turn to you and say Manifold Garden is a puzzle game that works me for me, that I'm sticking with it despite everything in my bones saying I should run away—that means something.
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So what is also interesting is that a lot of these cultures are actually fueled by burnout and stress, and that's particularly rough on women for two reasons: One, because despite everything we are saying, women still have the primary responsibility for children.
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There are certain things government does well and some things it should be doing more of, but it can never be as big-hearted or ambitious or competent as the American people, who remain kind and gracious despite everything they've been through.
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This is despite everything going as smoothly as one could hope for: this the most common form of cancer for young men (I'm 29), I caught it early, and have a medical team with enough experience and data to make treatment a straightforward affair.
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On the flip side—and it doesn't even feel like a flip side—it was my lifelong dream [to work with Tarantino], and I got to do it, and it makes me sad if people might hold that against me despite everything else I'm doing.
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It is maddening to me that my brilliant, compassionate daughter will grow up in a world where, despite everything she is as a person, there will still be people who won't take her voice seriously, who will write her off — simply because of her gender.
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But there's a theme running through them: They illustrate how despite everything — two years of scandals, the Cambridge Analytica fiasco, the $5 billion fine — Facebook still has an extraordinary blind-spot when it comes to issues involving privacy and the safeguarding of user data.
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"Since then, heading into 2018 and 2019, much like the overall market, we've seen a lot of sideways consolidation, and I would say despite everything that's happened in China with the Chinese slowdown and the trade war, it has held in relatively well," Gordon said.
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"Despite everything that we've gone through — which, every year is very different in terms of challenges — this particular group has found a way, from all of us involved, to overcome all obstacles to address that first goal, which was win the division," Cashman said.
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Despite everything that was happening overseas, the Congress, Judge John Sirica, special prosecutor Leon Jaworski, as well as dogged investigative reporters like Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, did not stop working diligently to piece together the evidence they were finding of the administration's corruption.
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Perry wanted surrender from his partner — "I don't mean to be presumptuous, but if this works out, I would have you all to myself," he told Celeste in a flashback to the dating days she still seems to think of fondly, despite everything that happened after.
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Kevin Fallon, writing for the Daily Beast, pointed out that the conversation around Hart's past behavior was initially heated because of his refusal to acknowledge the legitimacy of the complaints against him — and that now, both Hart and DeGeneres have doubled down on that stance despite everything.
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Despite everything it has done, including more than US$500m of bond buybacks to reduce its debt load, bondholders remain wary: yields on its outstanding issues are still high, and the company, once a regular issuer, has not done a sizeable bond deal in a year.
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Of course, this week was dominated by the midterm elections, which took place on Tuesday, but lingers like a cold; results and hot takes are still coming in as I write this, despite everything else that happened this week to steal the attention of the internet.
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" This is in keeping with what Ben Carson—who is, despite everything, a medical expert—told MSNBC: "I think that somebody who is running for president of the United States, particularly if they're elderly—and that would include both major candidates—should disclose their medical history.
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Still, though Gillick's overview of contemporary art cites hardly any actual artists or artworks, he gives the impression of being shrewdly sensitive — if I can borrow Hyperallergic's slogan — to art and its discontents, and that's why, despite everything, I like and have learned from this book.
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"Despite everything that was happening in India and China at the time, Southeast Asia was the one market which was growing really fast and had the maximum room for a product like ours," said Bose, who first spotted the opportunity on a trip to Chatuchak market in Bangkok, Thailand.
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So I got in touch with him for his thoughts on what's happened since, and he unloaded on Trump ("manifestly unfit in every conceivable way"), Republican Party leadership ("political cowardice on a massive level"), and evangelical leaders standing by the nominee despite everything ("literally the modern-day Pharisees").
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Strictly speaking, this is a children's book, but it celebrates some of the great features of the American character: individualism, gentle good humor, tolerance, the kindness of strangers, the lure of the open road, and the optimistic sense that — despite everything — better things might be waiting around the corner.
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"If Israel hits a Hezbollah convoy in Syria, Hezbollah will decide if it will respond or not according to the circumstances in Syria because, despite everything, Syria is a sovereign state and Hezbollah cannot respond in a way that embarrasses the regime," the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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Despite everything Bragi took away with this design, what you get for the $149 asking price actually seems like a far better bargain; The Headphone's biggest strength is solid connectivity, and it also offers a wonderful (and accurate, based on my own real-world testing) six hours of battery life.
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So instead of logging off, I emailed Adrienne Russell, an associate professor at the University of Denver who specializes in how journalism and activism have evolved online, and talked with her about how toxic the relationship between the media and the public has become, and why she's optimistic despite everything.
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"I really don't want us to find ourselves two years from now looking back and saying despite everything that we read in the newspaper, we decided to delay taking any proactive action and then we find ourselves facing a new round of allegations coming out of the 28500 election," she said.
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"I really don't want us to find ourselves two years from now looking back and saying despite everything that we read in the newspaper, we decided to delay taking any proactive action and then we find ourselves facing a new round of allegations coming out of the 2018 election," she warned.
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"Healthy hair is a must, so women are constantly looking for ways to maintain their hair's beauty, despite everything they put it through," says Rodrigo Finotti, Pantene's marketing director who was born in Brazil and launched Rescue Shots — the country's number one conditioning treatment since 2010 — as a direct response to the trend.
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Now, get this -- despite everything you just heard, Peter Strzok actually wants you to dispense of all the common sense that god gave you and he wants you to spend all logic that you have all rationale and believe in this fantasy that his actions were not abusively biased and frankly in my view corrupt.
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"It's not easy to be a parent, and I think there's a lot to be said about the evolutionary basis of thinking something is so cute that you just want to take care of it despite everything else," says psychologist Katherine Stavropoulos, an assistant professor at UC Riverside and first author of the new paper.
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Meanwhile, there has been some movement since the election away from a purely corporate Democratic Party—advocacy for the $15 minimum wage laws, paid sick leave, and new enthusiasm for single-payer health care—but right now, despite everything, the working class and its discontents still largely fall outside the two parties we have.
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Parker's poetry seamlessly intertwines moments of intimate introspection, euphoria, desire, and sorrow with reflections on the psychological and spiritual legacy of Black America: the displacement caused by the transatlantic slave trade, the harm of racial discrimination, the systemic erasure of Black narratives, and the resilience of a people who—despite everything—continue to survive.
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Yet despite everything we know about the tolls that spaceflight can take on the human body, this was all based on data collected over a maximum period of six months, not nearly enough to understand the toll a journey to Mars (which will last upwards of a year and a half) will take on the human body.
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"Hodan... was opening up a previously little know or seen side of Somali... Showing us that despite everything that Somalia has endured, its people still have hope, an enduring spirit and a will to make the best of a situation beyond their control," Jamila Mohamed, who met Nalayeh in Kenya earlier this year, told CNN over WhatsApp.
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I hate the idea that our life experiences are "lessons," but dealing with Beau's one step forward, two steps back behavior issues and doing yet another seemingly fruitless round of IVF both seemed like someone was trying to teach me a lesson about how life is sometimes out of your control, despite everything you might do to try to control it.
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The problem is that 63 million Americans voted for him in the first place, and despite everything — his blatant lying, the extraordinary incompetence of his administration, the unprecedented damage he's done to American power and prestige around the world, his use of the power of the presidency to enrich himself and his friends and family — they seem prepared to do so again.
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Despite everything we know about objects in motion, Cleveland Indians shortstop Jose Ramirez's helmet flew off his head, bounced off his ass, followed by his left leg, and then it bounced off his right heel and got kicked backward toward the second baseman's position and out of sight before flying back into the frame and landing back on Ramirez's ass.
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"There are growing numbers of people who are so sick from their opioid overdose that they need ICU-level care, and despite everything we can do in the ICU more patients are dying in the ICU with complications from their overdose than ever before," said lead study author Dr. Jennifer Stevens of Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
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" Despite everything, Joely is focusing on the next generation: the five kids she shares with her husband of nearly 21 years Christopher Duddy, 56 — Skylar Grace, 16, True Harlow, 11, Olivia Luna, 9, and her husband's two sons from a previous marriage, Cameron and Collin — and of course, Carrie's daughter Billie Lourd, 25, who she says was "obviously the hardest hit in the family.
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Despite everything, the internet continues to suffer from a sort of diminished reality—the idea that there is any sort of meaningful distinction to be made between the internet and the "real" world is roughly as ridiculous as the idea that one might distinguish between phone calls and things people "really" say, but it nevertheless remains common to privilege "real life" interactions over their online equivalents.
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Gentileschi moved to Florence where, despite everything, she enjoyed considerable success, becoming the first woman to be admitted to the Accademia di Arte del Disegno, and gaining an international clientele that included the Medicis and Charles I. Her prestige continues today: last month, the National Gallery in London acquired for £3.6m ($4.59m) a Gentileschi self-portrait in the guise of St Catherine (a self-portrait as Mary Magdalene is pictured above).
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"For the moment, it would seem that despite everything, Mohammed bin Salman is considered a good thing, but for this judgment to be sustained, he needs to show positive results for what he's doing and show that he's got popular support within the kingdom," Henderson told CNBC The clearest test of that, he said, will be the appetite for foreign investors to continue doing business in Saudi Arabia.
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It seemed to be the next unpredictable step for the woman who seemed always primed to pivot; who, despite everything, had been able to travel the world; who was now enjoying one of the happiest periods of her life; who was at last in a stable relationship; who had published her own podcast; who had curated exhibitions with prisoners and who had won a Mercury Prize; who had broken down—"it was a beautiful breakdown I guess"—but who had also rebuilt herself new and happy and mature; who was now sat in an apartment on the borders of east London and Essex, waiting for nothing much except for her lunch to finish cooking.
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