Undaunted, he took aviation courses at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania.
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Undaunted, AMLO proposes to change the constitution to allow it.
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Undaunted, she carried on working, drawing, sculpting and making installations.
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President Obama's speech about America's undaunted spirit is also featured.
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Mr. Wilder, still prickly and proud at 85, remains undaunted.
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Undaunted by a failed vote, McConnell devised a new plan.
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"I'll be fine," she had said, undaunted by the chill.
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Mr. Marcello, impressively undaunted, didn't let that death stop him.
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And his publisher is apparently undaunted by the president's threats.
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But Mouratoglou, despite his frustrations in Paris, was ultimately undaunted.
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They are both sore, but remain uninjured, if not undaunted.
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Frank: Undiminished, undaunted and unhinged: our president in full indeed.
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Still, the recent blowbacks appear to have left him undaunted.
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Despite minimal mainstream recognition, the band has carried on undaunted.
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All are skillful at multitasking and undaunted by traveling economy.
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Federal agents and congressional committees should continue their inquiries undaunted.
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Berliners, shaken but undaunted, returned to their city's Christmas markets.
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Clinton among white Democrats in South Carolina, and declared himself undaunted.
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Undaunted, he got two more chips implanted while at the conference.
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Undaunted, the males penetrate right through this exoskeleton to deposit sperm.
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Undaunted, Melissa spent her weekends leading volunteers through dense evergreen forests.
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Undaunted, however, regulators continue to pump harmful additives into our economy.
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Undaunted, the Rwandan leader is standing for re-election on Friday.
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But Ms. Shields, now aiming for the 2016 Olympics, is undaunted.
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Konta, who already had beaten Stephens twice this year, was undaunted.
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Undaunted, Vonn roared down the racecourse with her familiar, attacking style.
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Undaunted by criticism, Mr. Trump repeated that request on Thursday morning.
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They were young, and they were mad, and they were undaunted.
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Undaunted, Mr. Trump appeared energized by the confrontation, eager for battle.
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With Tesla at around $850, the bankruptcy gang remains, impressively, undaunted.
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Still, Under Armour and Mr. Plank are undaunted in their strategy.
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Some old people are undaunted by cashless ways of doing business.
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Even after the Bruins surrendered their early advantage, they were undaunted.
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Undaunted, Oliver walked a few blocks to a Roberto Cavalli store.
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Undaunted, the producers took to the streets and hired the real thing.
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Undaunted, Mr Turnbull charged Australia's opposition of conspiring "with a foreign power".
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Not the most obvious indication of homicidal tendencies, but Linda was undaunted.
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Undaunted by such recognition, he self-published a second novel as well.
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"Undaunted Courage," Stephen E. Ambrose I am obsessed with the subject matter.
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Rather than a hobbled performer, what you saw onstage was undaunted royalty.
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Mr. Bernatowicz said he was aware of the criticism, but was undaunted.
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Undaunted, Gresta says the company is "on track" for where it should be.
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Pope Francis, for his part, seems undaunted in his commitment to the cause.
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Your undaunted spirit has always been an inspiration to your family at HBO.
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Which brings me to this book recommendation: "Undaunted Courage" by Stephen Ambrose. 343.
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Undaunted, he turned to his hometown, where he raised $100,000 from angel investors.
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And yet, she was totally undaunted, and from what I observed, completely optimistic.
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Whoever you are, know that you are everything I hold dear: Undaunted courage.
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Undaunted, she conducted the first performance herself, at the age of seventy-two.
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Undaunted, Mr. Clarke hired an investment banker and lawyers to hatch his idea.
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Undaunted, several of the animals scuttled onto the walkway toward the picture takers.
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Undaunted, he persisted, collecting pedigrees, drawing family trees and eventually getting research grants.
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Outside a rally, its members endure savage insults from onlookers but are undaunted.
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Undaunted, the two quickly got to work, Skyping regularly and sending sketches via email.
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But survivors say they're undaunted — in large part because they have no other choice.
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Undaunted, Chancellor Merkel is vowing to save the united Europe and the Schengen area.
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Undaunted and receptive, tech companies are packing their bags and venturing across the Bridge.
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Western rivals like IBM and Google have similar goals but Mr Wang is undaunted.
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Undaunted, Conboy still believes that her team's findings can translate to meaningful rejuvenation therapies.
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She's knowing, shocked, further knowing, and undaunted, as if she had nothing to lose.
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They proceed undaunted down these mean streets, but their investigation is not without danger.
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"I'm absolutely undaunted by whatever may take place in parliament," Johnson said in Dublin.
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Ms. Carroll seems undaunted by the criticism and doubt that her accusations have unleashed.
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Ms. Bush, for her part, remains undaunted, especially after seeing Ms. Ocasio-Cortez win.
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France alone has reported 1,784 cases and 33 deaths, but the revelers were undaunted.
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Undaunted, Merrihue sent an e-mail to the address provided on Baehrel's Web site.
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Despite the growing competition and growing questions about their game plan, Toyota executives are undaunted.
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But Scott, who has autism, remains undaunted, pushing O'Connell to keep fighting for first place.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, many Illinois educators remain undaunted by the Trump administration's move.
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Undaunted by the NIH's concerns, several labs are now working to make this a reality.
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But the Jazz were undaunted and took a 77-75 lead early in the fourth.
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It also notes that drilling proponents are "undaunted" by the prospect of a long wait.
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Grosjean and Munchkin were undaunted by their losses — roughly $7,000 on this weekend-long trip.
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SpaceX has proved to be an undaunted challenger when competing against legacy companies like Boeing.
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You showed the promise of an undaunted human spirit that lives in all of us.
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Undaunted, the free-market crew moved on to lowering tax rates, especially for rich people.
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Undaunted, the rumors, at least in anti-vax communities on social media, began to shift.
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With ample reasons to succumb to grief or unhappiness, these undaunted tweens prefer not to.
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Undaunted, Grosz retorted that he was simply depicting the sickness of the society around him.
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Undaunted, the 33-year-old crown prince declared the event as "great - more people more money".
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But he seems undaunted by everything ahead of him personally, and for his island more broadly.
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Looking past the current uncertainty, Jacobsen's belief in the U.K. capital's long-term attractiveness is undaunted.
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In spite of this third failure to successfully pitch people on the idea, Evan remained undaunted.
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His charity says it is undaunted and has no intention of quitting his native Eastern Europe.
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Undaunted, Paul slithers around Porzingis's legs before hitting a ridiculous fadeaway over the Latvian's outstretched arm.
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They, however, may be undaunted, even unnervingly fascinated, by the bottomless mystery of inert forever-ness.
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Undaunted, Macron has made the reforms his top priority, starting talks with trade unions last week.
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Like most politicians, however, she is optimistic about her chances and undaunted by the challenge ahead.
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Undaunted, Atkinson makes his debut as a historian, determined to paint his own pictures with words.
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His absolute self-confidence — critics say, arrogance — appears to have been undaunted by roller-coaster ratings.
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Undaunted, the Jets claimed that 2-1 lead with 4:23 remaining in the second period.
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But Mr. Stone was undaunted when it turned out that the play was dark that Monday.
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GOP leaders were undaunted, defending the legislation as a work in progress that will ultimately pass.
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She's undaunted, she's strong, and she never has a doubt about what she can and will accomplish.
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Meanwhile, strong July retail sales and gangbuster Walmart earnings indicate the economy's all-powerful consumer is undaunted.
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Undaunted, just days later, Williams used a freshly minted NPI number to send another bill to United.
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Undaunted, he continued to dream of conquering the Earth's highest peak, at 29,029 feet above sea level.
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He's still here, slightly slowed by a bad back and bouts of epilepsy, but undaunted and seditious.
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He sported a black eye and a head bandage but otherwise appeared undaunted by his physical challenges.
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Meanwhile, strong July retail sales and gangbuster Walmart earnings indicate the economy's all-powerful consumer is undaunted.
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Now, both are playing well and heading home emboldened, apparently undaunted by the task ahead of them.
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The chastised Macron looked and sounded undaunted at the conclusions of the EU summit proceedings last Friday.
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They remain undaunted even in the face of severe hardship and assume that every wrong is temporary.
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Heinricher said she remained undaunted in trying to usher more women into the top ranks of racing.
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LBJ was undaunted by the risk as he strengthened the social contract that has expanded our democracy.
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The activists have remained undaunted, continuing their calls for more spending, on more programs, at more speed.
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Undaunted by her past mistakes in fraudulently claiming victimhood status, Warren is once again rewriting her past.
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Undaunted, he continued to call for Jammeh to step aside and hold elections to name a successor.
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But Huawei has remained undaunted and promises that someday soon it will sell through carriers again, too.
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While she seemed tired of these legal roadblocks, she was undaunted and even funny when we spoke.
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Although she noticed some blood from the injury during the song "Haunted," she finished the show, undaunted. 3.
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Mitch Lowe, chief executive of MoviePass (and a former Netflix executive), professes to be undaunted by the losses.
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Undaunted, Lytro raised its sights once again and is now taking aim at the digital cinema production world.
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Undaunted, they swore to remain true to Boucher's system, while making a few adjustments to create more offense.
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Paschel is undaunted by Harley's EV debut or the other big gas motorcycle manufacturers entering the e-market.
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Hayward was undaunted after missing his first shot on a 3-point attempt early in the third quarter.
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Yet, even in the face of these oppressive barriers, the entrepreneurial spirit of blacks was undaunted and triumphed.
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When I called Luthmann to ask about Glasser's verdict, he sounded undaunted and said he planned to appeal.
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But Chau was undaunted: "You guys might think I'm crazy in all this," he wrote to his parents.
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The lead eventually stretched to 66-46, with the Frogs undaunted by the ejection of forward Kouat Noi.
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Undaunted, several states are stepping up to challenge the FCC's looming ban on state oversight of broadband providers.
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People close to Ms. Nixon, who declined an interview request, say she is undaunted by the challenge ahead.
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American history traditionally celebrates Washington and his fellow revolutionaries in their undaunted quest for freedom at all costs.
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Undaunted, Sharon instructed the intelligence organizations to find a more subtle way to dispose of the P.L.O. leader.
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It's the lonely soldier on the coast, undaunted as the skies darken beneath the shadow of the Luftwaffe.
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But vocally, he put in a robust and hot-blooded performance, undaunted by the house or the circumstances.
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Shaken but undaunted, they trickled back to the city's beloved Christmas markets, most of which reopened Wednesday afternoon.
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As undaunted and determined as Ben, Rose sets off again, entering a world thrumming with coincidences and complications.
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Despite Trump's calls for supporters to boycott NFL games, the league appears to be undaunted by the president's threats.
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Film fans were undaunted by the Islamist attack on a Berlin Christmas market that killed 12 people in December.
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Regardless, the mother-daughter duo are undaunted and both joked that they can save money by "sharing campaign signs."
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Far from being chastened at the exposure of his corruption, Trump pushes on, undaunted and as avaricious as before.
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Clear- eyed, big-hearted, undaunted by challenge, optimistic that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word.
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Undaunted, we've put together a list of 10 super-advanced technologies that should be around by the year 2100.
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Undaunted, two other Malays beside Ms Halimah applied to run, but were judged not to have met the criteria.
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The Syrian government launched a new offensive against Aleppo at the end of September but the youngster appears undaunted.
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Vulcan and New Glenn are expected to compete with Falcon Heavy on cost and power – but SpaceX remains undaunted.
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Though it was a treacherous pass, I continued undaunted, inspired by the hope of a better, simpler life ahead.
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When a cuckoo finds a caterpillar nest, it is undaunted by what we might consider the high "ick" factor.
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So, on December 9, the Koonce family in Santa Barbara welcomed their displaced friends, this undaunted mother and son.
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Undaunted, 40-year-old Petry is setting her ambitions yet higher as Germany experiences a record influx of migrants.
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The young women there were undaunted in their pursuit of higher education, many striving to open businesses upon graduation.
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Undaunted, she plans to compete in the biathlon on Saturday and take part in six events during the games.
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Mr. Ayala, the former California regulator, is undaunted by the political friction in making electric vehicles accessible to all.
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But his main statement comes through an undaunted performance of a staple that remains a summit for aspiring cellists.
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But here come the Spurs, undaunted by the challenge before them and quietly terrifying the rest of the league.
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But he was back on that course in 2014 and said he was undaunted from racing in New York.
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Undaunted by their past misfires, congressional Democrats now think they have found Willy Wonka's golden ticket with Trump-Ukraine.
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Despite the newcomers, Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson is undaunted in her outlook for the company's future in space.
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Undaunted, Erdogan's supporters began to Tweet the hashtag #WeHaveErdoganTheyDont, which became a top trend in Turkey on Wednesday night.
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But Republicans are undaunted: Poll numbers that would once have stopped them in their tracks haven't even slowed them down.
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We finished writing it, but no one was that keen to pursue it as a script, but we were undaunted.
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But after careful inspection, the spacecraft is going to be OK despite the flinging rocks—science, undaunted, will press on.
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Undaunted, the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, promises that Japan will become an example to the world in dealing with senility.
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Escobar, undaunted, joined a different branch of the Party, with the help of a powerful, corrupt senator named Alberto Santofimio.
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Yet many in Donald J. Trump's camp remain undaunted, arguing that hidden supporters will carry him to the White House.
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He is undaunted: His current bid for governor of New York is his third for that office, and 24th overall.
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Like rocks and trees, they were here long before we were and against water pressure and wind they remain undaunted.
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He succeeds when he looks like a strongman; his opponents win when they are active and undaunted, energized by hope.
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Her divorce has become tabloid fodder, but, undaunted, Ms. Blige has continued to campaign and show up at awards ceremonies.
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So when the topic of martial arts came up during her audition for the iconic British spy series, Blackman was undaunted.
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Cook and her attorneys remain undaunted by the latest developments in the case and have vowed to continue their legal fight.
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But when you see her friendly smile you realize that in spite of everything she went through, her spirit remains undaunted.
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After months of free-floating privacy concerns (and undaunted user growth), this is one protest that has real sting to it.
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Undaunted, Thomas opened the first Cornish Pasty Co. in 2005, in a 1,000-square-foot space in a Tempe strip mall.
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Iraq's Kurds, somewhat insulated from the Syrian crisis, are pushing forward with their ambitions for independence, undaunted by an economic crisis.
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For those Democrats undaunted by the Monmouth University findings, the biggest dagger against impeachment comes from a recent Fox News survey.
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Our ambitions remain broad, our commitment is undaunted and we are fighting to build a foundation for a fairer, stronger America.
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Clearly, spring break is marching on, undaunted in the Sunshine State ... and many critics are pointing the finger at Gov. DeSantis.
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He can envision himself as the leader of a regional theater, and he is undaunted by the socializing that would require.
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Alli's optimism serves as evidence of it: an English player not just undaunted by playing for England, but actively cherishing it.
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Undaunted, he perseveres, venturing more deeply into a world that first becomes a passion and then something of a private hallucination.
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Undaunted, he got a chair, sat down and asked his wife-to-be to sit on his lap for the ceremony.
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I'm hopeful that what I've learned and shared will help others get "undaunted" and move forward on their journey to success.
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The Athletics (38-51) committed three errors behind Manaea yet he was undaunted, breezing through the few times he was threatened.
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Undaunted by the collective trauma of the era, these three women found their voices and created a legacy of activism, with receipts.
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Undaunted by the loss of the rocket, SpaceX's Musk took the stage at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Sept.
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But Moonves has remained undaunted, and CBS moved slowly to investigate him (though it has finally opened an investigation involving independent counsel).
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Undaunted, Banayan booked a trip to Omaha, Nebraska with a small group of friends to attend the 2013 Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting.
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Undaunted, he still teaches classes on business and law and hopes to ride across Honduras in 2017 to raise money for charity.
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At the same time, he is undaunted by milder afflictions, like yellow-leaf virus, which can affect the vigor of the vines.
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However, the Berkshire Hathaway chief was undaunted by his misstep in technology, a sector he generally avoided as a self-admitted Luddite.
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Though he has never ranked in the Top 40, Sandgren has established himself as a big-stage performer undaunted by the best.
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Undaunted by the occasion, or by several costly misses that allowed Bacsinszky to take control of the second set, Ostapenko never relented.
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Undaunted, posterity has latched onto everything, in every letter and every secondhand report of Austen's later years, that smacks of a symptom.
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She appeared undaunted by the expectations, not letting her intensity drop during a second set, which appeared closer than the score indicated.
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Undaunted, Soutine went back to the neighboring slaughterhouses for a pail of blood, which he brushed on the meat to revive its color.
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But the party and government seem undaunted, issuing outline plans for the social-credit system in 2014 and more detailed guidelines this year.
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Undaunted, Malayha called 911 from the back seat and told the operator that she and her 3-year-old brother had been kidnapped.
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CEO John Legere, though, remains characteristically undaunted: "We set out to change this industry, we're well on our way and we won't stop."
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In ensuing years I have reflected on my efforts to spice up the turkey and remained undaunted by those who scoff at them.
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US Soccer said the team's counsel "took an aggressive and ultimately unproductive approach," but they remain "undaunted" in their efforts to continue discussions.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era" and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 31.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era" and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 255543.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era" and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 908.
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Undaunted, he waited patiently for the right pitch, a 1-1 changeup, and stroked a single to left that scored Wade from second.
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"I'm absolutely undaunted by whatever may take place in parliament," Johnson said in Dublin ahead of talks with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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For his part, Williamson suggested he would have been undaunted by New York had the Knicks, with their league-worst record, landed him.
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Here was a young woman determined to prove that she was undaunted and would remain, as she later sings, "sempre libera": always free.
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Undaunted by the massive criticism thrown at her from everyone from President Trump to Russian President Vladimir Putin, she is touring North America.
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Undaunted, Coblentz invited Coleman and Nespoli to describe their culinary experiences aboard the International Space Station—the challenges, the frustrations, and the highlights.
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It left no doubt that he was undaunted by furious condemnations of his remarks as racist, including a Tuesday vote by the House.
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Undaunted by his first final, Basic, ranked 129th in the world, was stronger on the key points and moved brilliantly around the court.
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Undaunted, Benglis persuaded her New York dealer, Paula Cooper, to take out a two-page ad in the magazine (Benglis paid for it).
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Undaunted, Benglis persuaded her New York dealer, Paula Cooper, to take out a two-page ad in the magazine (Benglis paid for it).
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And, speaking of baseball, A-Rod's undaunted by the struggling Yanks and Red Sox, essentially saying it's a marathon and not a sprint.
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Undaunted, Anderson set his teenage children on the operatives, who fled before a laughing Anderson brood gleefully taking photos of the government spies.
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Undaunted by the cutthroat residential brokerage game in New York City, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices opened its first office in the city this week.
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I already had to unlearn and undo an entire community's beliefs about me, so I was undaunted by the commodification of labor and time.
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When the robbery yields only a few dollars, Tom remains undaunted, and "Band of Robbers" turns into a comedic treasure hunt with guns blazing.
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Undaunted, a pelagic sea swallow appears to be feeding on a giant jelly's air sac, in this striking photo captured in Ponta Bay, Mozambique.
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UC Berkeley and Charpentier's team are fighting that decision in the U.S. Undaunted, Doudna told TechCrunch at the time that outcome was a positive.
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But Toronto, undaunted, seized the opportunity, trading away DeMar DeRozan, a long-time Raptor and local fan favourite, in a deal for Kawhi Leonard.
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It became clear that many politicians felt they could live without the Assembly and were undaunted by the threat of direct rule from Westminster.
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Undaunted, Trudeau upped the ante during the last election campaign, promising to set Canada on a path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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But Bales, who is openly gay, was undaunted and forged ahead with the speech, which touched on the power of young people being activists.
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Undaunted by the pandemonium of gasping protesters, they pointed people to safety and poured saline into the eyes of those overcome by the fumes.
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Roberta Valentini of Bologna, Italy, ran her first marathon at age 75 on Sunday, undaunted that it would take her more than seven hours.
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That's the effective, undaunted leadership we need in Washington – and that's exactly why I'll be working to elect Governor Bullock as our next president.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo Indian pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era," and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 217.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo Indian pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era," and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 2146.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo Indian pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era," and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 30.
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MONTCLAIR Pueblo Indian pottery, "Basket Mania: Collecting Native American Basketry in the Late Victorian Era," and "Undaunted Spirit: Native American Art," through Dec. 31.
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Undaunted, scientists from Sichuan University then moved on to fully grown adults, using CRISPR to try and cure a virulent form of lung cancer.
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When he comes across a cure that works, he is unnerved: "I became like a man scared of himself, yet undaunted by the morning."
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But Muchova, making her main draw debut this year, was undaunted and took the match to her more illustrious opponent with some sparkling tennis.
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Mr. de Blasio seemed undaunted, saying that if he had listened to the polls he would have never run for mayor or public advocate.
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With blood streaming from his forehead after he was struck by a tear-gas canister, he said critics of Mr. Morales would remain undaunted.
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Undaunted, Mr. Steinman resurrected some of its songs in "Bat Out of Hell," a rock album produced by Todd Rundgren and released in 1977.
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But he appeared undaunted on Tuesday when he was asked if he thought the past 24 hours had hurt his relationship with the organization.
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Undaunted, Helms moved to have King's F.B.I. files declassified, so that the Senate might explore the specious claim that he was a Communist stooge.
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Ivanka Trump, the president's eldest daughter, made a point of going on CBS News to make clear that Mr. Trump was undaunted by impeachment.
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Completely undaunted, the Everists hired another firm to design an indoor pool underneath Neutra's existing deck — a reasonable solution, given Iowa's short swimming season.
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" Spelman students interviewed for this story said they saw Abrams signaling she would be, as is sung in the school's hymn, "undaunted by the fight.
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Undaunted—and encouraged by financial supervisors and competition watchdogs—a platoon of challengers is nonetheless taking on the giants, on the high street and online.
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Facebook appears undaunted by criticism of it stealing ideas, hoping its versions will stick even if they make it look unoriginal or uncool to some.
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For some reason, Redfly is undaunted by the prospect of a crash and trekking through the mountains on foot — which is what ends up happening.
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Apparently undaunted, he delivered a speech that lasted more than 90 minutes, drawing applause each time he talked about putting the Sinhalese back in control.
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Undaunted, Mr Najib took the extraordinary step last year of backing Mr Hadi's private member's bill, which aims to increase the power of Islamic courts.
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Today, with the passing of John McCain, Congress and America have lost a leader and public servant of deep patriotism, outstanding bravery and undaunted spirit.
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Undaunted by the diagnosis when he was 21 and prognosis of death before 30, Hawking defied every expectation and lived an extraordinary and productive life.
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Perhaps because he spends so much time with young can-do tech types, Mr Macron seems undaunted by the obstacles facing his political start-up.
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Reared in penury, he bewitched and beguiled the public to become an international tycoon, only to lose everything and then, undaunted, make it back again!
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Undaunted, she graduated fourth in her class at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University, and switched to anesthesiology after her surgical residency.
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But the Spurs were undaunted, scoring the next five points on a 3-pointer by Tony Parker and a pair of free throws by Aldridge.
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Everything is supersized and preposterous, but Mr. Chu, with two films in the "Step Up" franchise under his belt, is undaunted by crowds and confusion.
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Mr. Trump said he was undaunted by the decades of history that has shown that a president's party typically loses seats in midterm congressional elections.
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Undaunted, they went ahead with their plans, planting neat rows of the commonly used dwarfing rootstocks that keep orchard trees short and easy to pick.
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But Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, a former Canadian Olympian, was undaunted by the 17-hour time difference between Nevada and South Korea.
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Instead, she has moved on undaunted to the current revival of the Scottish writer David Harrower's "Knives in Hens," at the Donmar Warehouse through Oct.
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Everywhere she goes she meets undaunted monologuists, people whose sense of an underlying narrative remains intact no matter how many changes of fortune they experience.
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Frémont was possessed not of "undaunted courage" but of intense ambition, the habit of perseverance in a cause, and the ability to rebound from disappointment.
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Come back tomorrow for more as we press on undaunted through the tides of faith that seek to overtake us with so Goddamn many tweets.
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Still, top Republican strategists remain undaunted, citing the potential for an impeachment backlash to motivate voters and lessen the potency of their opponents' cash advantage.
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Listen to Blake ... he's undaunted by Ty's sexuality ... "The Voice" judge judges based on music, and whether a singer is gay or straight is irrelevant.
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We have also seen a number of messages from folks who have seen our notice that the original "ope" tweet was a hoax but remain undaunted.
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It's easy for conservatives to project strength and honesty and toughness onto these figures; they're outnumbered and undaunted, like the Magnificent Seven or 300's Spartans.
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Through all of this, in addition to concerns recently raised about the security of the event, Trump appears largely undaunted, if maybe a little more subdued.
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But Bridenstine seems undaunted by the mixed messages, nimbly trying to make it sound like President Trump's flip flop simply makes sense in the broader context.
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When the snow has settled and the rest of the team picks themselves up, Eddie is let go but still undaunted in his dreams of gold.
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Apparently undaunted by current polling numbers, the leader of the main opposition Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn, said earlier Tuesday that he was determined to canvass support.
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Mathilde, serenely acted by Ms. de Laâge, is a beautiful, preternaturally wise and compassionate young woman: a modern heroine undaunted by the horrors of the world.
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Undaunted, researchers looked into whether probiotics might be beneficial in a host of disorders, even when the connection to gut health and the microbiome was tenuous.
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She practices alongside the likes of Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler, whose fearlessness in attacking the course has helped her reconnect with her younger, undaunted self.
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Military sources predict a bloody few days as the Taliban and America both try to show that they are undaunted by the breaking-off of negotiations.
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Undaunted, Mr. Trump went ahead with that meeting and, with Mr. Putin at his side, challenged the conclusions of American intelligence agencies about Russian election interference.
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Socialites, artists, writers and expats lodged in rented villas and hotel rooms, apparently undaunted by the economic collapse of 1929 and the looming specter of Hitler.
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But tat the first media timeout, as the ice crew cleaned the surface, the undaunted home crowd showered the Predators with a 90-second standing ovation.
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"Defendants have been told numerous times over the years that the Foundation does not approve the printing of giclees," but "have continued undaunted," the complaint said.
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Undaunted, Caesar and a fellow defector, a relative who identified himself as Sami, have returned to make a fresh appeal to a new commander in chief.
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But he answered that in many indirect ways here, presenting a more rested, happier and in-control entrepreneur who seems to be undaunted by his troubles.
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The "Undaunted, but underprepared?" report found 86 percent of CEOs were confident about their companies revenue prospects in 2017, an increase of 5 percent from last year.
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Undaunted, Garcia hopped into the hazard and delighted the crowd by almost making the putting surface 65 yards ahead after splashing his ball out of the water.
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"It reinforces the images of the strides North Korea made in missile capability and how North Korea is undaunted by any challenges to its sovereignty." he said.
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Undaunted by their FOSTA-SESTA setback, Big Tech has moved on in their efforts to preserve and even expand Section 230 protections using a multi-pronged attack.
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Undaunted by these troubles, and drawn in by the promise of aerial mech ballet, we at Motherboard put some more time in with Anthem this past weekend.
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Despite worries about paying off her debt and her history of instability, Ms. Bell said she was focused on her goals and undaunted by her continued struggles.
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Despite the cacophony of opposition, FCC boss Ajit Pai has been undaunted in his efforts to kill off media consolidation rules exclusively to aid Sinclair's expansion ambitions.
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Artists like Kader Attia stood undaunted by the colonial sins of countries like France while innovators like Ryoji Ikeda continued their attempts to visualize our increasingly digital world.
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Undaunted, I tried the same thing over again, went through the same actions, waited on the line for about six minutes and was hung up on once again.
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We want all of our fans, sponsors, peers around the world, and women everywhere to know we are undaunted and will eagerly look forward to a jury trial.
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Despite inflammatory statements from their spokesperson, which are intended to paint our actions inaccurately and unfairly, we are undaunted in our efforts to continue discussions in good faith.
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Lindy West RHINESTONES twinkling around the perimeter of her shades, cornsilk curls undaunted by the Pensacola sun, Elizabeth Kemper, a supporter of Donald J. Trump, is all certainty.
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Yet we persist, undaunted by hyper-accelerated urban redevelopment — perhaps epitomized by the new Herzog & de Meuron ultraluxe glass condo tower at 56 Leonard Street in east Tribeca.
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Nurse was both unproven (at least as an N.B.A. coach) and undaunted, and those qualities seemed to make him the perfect fit for a team full of strivers.
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Undaunted, Mr. Macron called for a "European Agency to Protect Democracy," a "European Council for Interior Security" and a "European Climate Bank" in his open letter to citizens.
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Later we walked down to the field, where, for a few fleeting minutes Lemon sat bravely in the grass, untethered and undaunted by the furry maelstrom around her.
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Despite United Nation's certification that at least one of the recent ballistic missile tests was in violation of its Security Council resolution, the advocates for rapprochement remain undaunted.
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Yet Pai remains undaunted in his claims that his net neutrality repeal, which a large bipartisan majority of the public opposed, directly resulted in faster, better, U.S. broadband.
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Undaunted After leaving St. Paul's Chapel that silent New York night I walked down Broadway, past Wall Street and Trinity Church, past Bowling Green and into Battery Park.
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Oil prices rallied after an unexpected decline in U.S. crude inventories and after Saudi Arabia appeared undaunted by pressure from Trump on OPEC to prevent steeper price rises.
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Pakistan is the only country without any professional players but manager Syed Fakhar Ali Shah is undaunted, saying their youth programs will pave the way for a bright future.
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Undaunted by the experience of a presidency that unfolded in a time of crisis and deep ideological divides, he renewed his faith in the idea of a unified nation.
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Undaunted, Clinton allegedly used a private email account and home-brew server located in her New York state home to conduct official business while serving as secretary of State.
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Mr. Li, undaunted, says he wants to impart "the concentration and determination of kung fu" to his friends, who he laments are "only interested in playing with their cellphones."
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Undaunted, they relied mostly on a 10-story cement and brick building that is still under construction as the future home of Mr. Alam's Pathshala South Asian Media Institute.
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Undaunted, the Blues strung together three victories in which they outscored the Sharks, 12-2, as the rookie goalie Jordan Binnington saved 75 of the 63 shots he faced.
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Yet despite playing his first Grand Slam semi-final, he was undaunted, pushing Thiem all the way before losing 3-6 6-4 7-6(3) 7-6(4).
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The Wodehouse stories involved explicating plots far from the experience of a child growing up in the 1960s in Manhattan and northern New Jersey, but my father was undaunted.
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Undaunted by the technology's newly suited-up nature, a Reddit poster called "DigitalizedOrange," who previously created a satirical business magazine for memes called Meme Insider, has launched a cryptocurrency.
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The Soldiers of Odin say they are undaunted by the arrival of the clowns, promising more marches when the snow melts in the spring and when new arrivals are expected.
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He is undaunted by the prospect of having to play three consecutive tournaments for the first time in more than five years to qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship.
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Long was undaunted in charging ahead with his lesson, telling the CEO:But from that beginning, whether it was actually the beginning of Facebook or not, you've come a long way.
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What remains constant through each possible narrative is sensible, undaunted Jane, who is determined to make sense of the world she's faced with, even when she is paralyzed by grief.
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If you're comfortable with the greater intimacy of the Beats 3 design (and undaunted by visions of sweaty summer listening), there's really very little to fault about these headphones' fit.
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Despite what many see as dismal prospects for single-payer in California so long as the Trump administration can quash the state's waiver request, the California Nurses Association is undaunted.
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For a man who has been described as the Don Quixote of the art world, tilting at the windmills, Cenedella is undaunted by the uphill climb he has in court.
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Mr. Shinseki resigned in 2014, undone by health care scandals on his watch, but the administration, undaunted, announced another campaign that year, called the Mayors Challenge to End Veteran Homelessness.
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Still, Ford made its announcement in the wake of these policies, and some new automakers remain undaunted in their race to bring an electric pickup truck to the United States.
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FedEx's CEO had an undaunted response when asked on a call with analysts and investors about how Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods Markets may disrupt retailers and the courier business.
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He appears undaunted by the prospect of having to play three consecutive tournaments for the first time in more than five years to qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship.
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Undaunted by these facts, students at Mr Murray's lecture at Middlebury College harangued him by accusing him of being homophobic and sexist as well as racist ("Blue on blue", March 11th).
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"I hope like him, we remain graceful in victory and undaunted in defeat -- brave enough to dissent and, if no one will join us, brave enough to dissent alone," she said.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "It is Moriarty's maltreated but undaunted Starlight who, appropriately, feels like she is preventing the whole thing from collapsing into darkness.
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In a socially conservative region, where women's competitive sport faces significant cultural obstacles, the only female swimmer competing for the United Arab Emirates at the Rio Olympics remained undaunted on Friday.
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Thiem edged an intense first set full of powerful baseline rallies but Tsitsipas, the first Greek player to qualify for the ATP's blue-riband event, was undaunted and responded in style.
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But Ms. Marston, 43, a British choreographer who has slowly forged a reputation for her ability to create narrative works, seems undaunted by the challenges of transmuting literary complexity into dance.
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Mr. Fries became enamored of three acres of lakefront land in Pound Ridge; on the property was a dilapidated house that needed a major face-lift, but the couple was undaunted.
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Many of those workers appear to be coming from out of state, attracted by the premium wages employers are being forced to pay and undaunted by the high cost of living.
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Undaunted, Ms. Zenovich leads us through a major restructuring of the water supply in the 1960s and a 1994 renegotiation that included the hotly disputed privatization of a critical underground reservoir.
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Undaunted, the president has used Twitter to mock other men who have been accused, including Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, who announced his plans to resign after several harassment allegations.
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Undaunted by a grueling 10-mile-a-day training schedule, Sara dedicated her race to the memory of her younger brother, Collins, who completed a 5K during his treatment for brain cancer.
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Undaunted by White House pressure, he came forward to accuse the same president who sent him to Ukraine a few months ago of abusing his power to advance his own political interests.
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Undaunted, Bockerstette bravely stepped up, knocked her tee shot into a bunker, blasted out to eight feet and rolled in a par putt, telling herself and Woodland each time, "I've got this".
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Undaunted by the international criticism of its test, which Pyongyang says was of a hydrogen bomb, Pyongyang celebrated through the weekend, with concerts and banquets for the country's nuclear scientists and engineers.
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The large number of state representatives -- and the likelihood that one or more is someone in their community -- means New Hampshire residents are undaunted by the politicians who visit every four years.
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Broadcom's record loan, which has required the biggest-ever bank commitments of more than US$10bn each from some lenders, has been receiving a positive response from lenders undaunted by its size.
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Undaunted after Morant's last-second block in regulation, Irving made a driving layup, sank a pair of free throws and stole the ball from Morant in the first two minutes of overtime.
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Undaunted by his publisher's admonition that there's "not much of a market for Christmas books," Dickens begins feverishly working against a deadline to get the book done in time for the holiday.
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In the same way that a certain color of a sweater might illuminate a person's eyes, Mr. Glover's creativity gives his natural curls, undaunted smile and sometimes unruly beard a new meaning.
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Undaunted, tens of thousands marched through Rabat on Sunday, the greatest number to join a demonstration since a wave of rallies in 2011 forced King Mohamed VI to allow some democratic reforms.
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Undaunted, the easy-going Leishman pulled out a five-iron, hooded the club to reduce the loft, and hooked the ball around the tree and to within six feet of the hole.
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Undaunted, without daunts of any kind, Barkley tried again and threw another sharp pass that was dropped by Deonte Thompson, who at least was diving and actually had a defender to deal with.
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"We have every confidence she will get through this with her usual tenacity and undaunted spirit, and look forward to her return to health and to HBO for the final season of Veep."
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We have every confidence she will get through this with her usual tenacity and undaunted spirit, and look forward to her return to health and to HBO for the final season of Veep.
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Undaunted, Mr. Ryan took the speaker's chair later that year after playing Hamlet and claiming implausibly that he didn't want the job and would accept it only if Republicans thrust it upon him.
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Tamar -- on an upcoming appearance on "Home & Family" -- was undaunted by her pink slip, insisting she's not only going to the ceremony ... if the show wins, she'll go onstage to get what's hers.
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We have every confidence she will get through this with her usual tenacity and undaunted spirit, and look forward to her return to health and to HBO for the final season of Veep.
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In a good-versus-evil world the painstaking and dangerous steps of the undaunted investigator were the things that riveted the reader while the clever author slipped the message in with the prose.
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Undaunted by the 153-degree heat and the very real possibility of a violent response from the government, protesters gathered in the Maltepe parade ground holding signs that read "adalet" ("justice" in Turkish).
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The snow fell fast and wet, but Utahns were undaunted, pouring into the designated starting location — a parking lot behind the Wasatch Brew Pub — with their signs, hats, and very tall snow boots.
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Inspired by Nina Simone's haunting 1966 song, "Four Women," Sidibe's film bravely captures the harrowing realities of the mothers, daughters, and undaunted revolutionaries fighting back against police brutality and the specter of mass incarceration.
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Undaunted, in "Why You Like It" Nolan Gasser attempts to explain the ineffable ways music produces sensations in listeners' brains: its power to move people to tears, evoke awe and induce involuntary toe-tapping.
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Undaunted, Walker had kept his competitors at arm's length with a bogey-free round at the venerable Baltusrol Golf Club, and as he walked to the final tee, he held a three-stroke lead.
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Undaunted, the self-described "bourgeois neoliberal centrist" now vows to use her platform to fight fascism "on both the left and the right," but in reality has merely established herself as British Jen Kirkman.
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Billy Bigelow has violent tendencies in Carousel; Nellie Forbush is pretty racist in South Pacific; and the King of Siam is an undaunted misogynist in The King and I. But the characters of Oklahoma!
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Undaunted, they pressed ahead, and throughout that summer, the couple lived in their next-door neighbor's barn, sleeping on a mattress on the floor and running over to check on the progress each day.
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Thrun hoped that people could one day simply submit smartphone pictures of their worrisome lesions, and that meant that the system had to be undaunted by a wide range of angles and lighting conditions.
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The detailed trade figures, compiled for Reuters from the Federal Statistics Office, underline that U.S. demand for German goods remains strong, undaunted by President Donald Trump's threats to increase import tariffs on European cars.
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For now, he is the undisputed master of French politics and his absolute self-confidence — critics say, arrogance — is undaunted, when it comes to French journalism, its labor code, migration or almost anything else.
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Undaunted by risk, they host collaborative exhibitions and events with such a tonic mix of conviviality and enthusiasm that sustainability just might come unbidden, keeping them in the game for some time to come.
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Thanks to Sister Norma Pimentel, the undaunted leader of the church's assistance program, Sacred Heart provides newly arrived immigrants with showers, clothing, shoes, beds, and the emotional support they need to start rebuilding their lives.
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Undaunted, "Lost" and "The Leftovers" producer Damon Lindelof has constructed a narrative around that foundation (without the blessing of Moore, who is notoriously cranky about spinoff efforts) that brings the story into the present day.
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The McGregor body kicks and long lefts to the body still landed, and did their part in slowing Nurmagomedov down, but when it came to the mythical left hand Nurmagomedov seemed undaunted and well practiced.
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But Fenelon Marckenson, an Academy product who now lives in Brazil and was given temporary release by his club, Rio de Janeiro's Boa Vista, to play for the Black Pearls at the tournament, remained undaunted.
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Ronald dela Rosa, the chief of the Philippine National Police, appeared undaunted by questions that were beginning to emerge about the killings, saying that the police would aggressively pursue other officials on Mr. Duterte's list.
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But the Freedom Foundation, battle-hardened and undaunted, has good news: if you're willing to fight and endure, then you can ultimately get through to workers and give them a meaningful choice about their rights.
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If it's pigeonholed as a niche exploitation-horror film, a grueling experience only meant for the truly undaunted, that's unlikely to line Ducournau up for a shot at critical acclaim, or bigger opportunities down the line.
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Undaunted, I attempted to use these "listening to our communities" headphones anyway so I could listen to the dulcet tones of Selena Gomez, but I kept feeling twinges of pain in my ear, like little shocks.
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WOKE is a work that will admit many responses and interpretations, but one of its undaunted objectives is to realize a vocabulary of movement that bridges popular music with arguably the most conservative form of dance.
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Undaunted by the militant Kurdistan Workers Party's (PKK) decades-old insurgency, it has been operating a $30 million cotton thread plant outside the region's biggest city Diyarbakir since 2014 but few others have followed its lead.
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As a result, sitting over tea on a rainy afternoon in Mayfair, Ms. Newman — who has been with Sotheby's for 28 years — sounded undaunted by the political turmoil and Europe's depressed currency, which has convulsed London.
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After lunch in a booth at the back of the bar the pair, who will marry on May 19, spent 30 minutes greeting hundreds of well-wishers who were undaunted by a sudden downpour of rain.
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But now Trump is back in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and, undaunted, he asked King to introduce him at a church there, showing Republicans what they missed when they refused to let him speak at the convention.
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Undaunted, North Korea responded several hours later, saying that it was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around Guam, the western Pacific island where the United States operates a critical Air Force base.
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Undaunted, Minnesota responded as Wiggins sank a 3-pointer and a short jumper before Dieng added a pair of shots from beyond the arc the Timberwolves claimed a 107-97 lead with 3:37 to play.
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Lolis Edward Elie, an undaunted civil rights pioneer whose advocacy as a lawyer, protest organizer and negotiator helped propel the racial desegregation of New Orleans, died on Tuesday at his home in the city's Treme neighborhood.
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Undaunted by the high bar, a coalition of Michigan lawyers is pursuing creative arguments on behalf of what one of them, William Goodman of Detroit's Goodman & Hurwitz, said could be as many as 30,000 to 90,000 residents.
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Though the men are worried about what people will think of them — a band of 13 men, traveling with one woman — Mary is steely and determined and devoted to their work, undaunted by their disapproval of her.
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Team captain and applied physics student Jake Malliaros was undaunted by the less-than-stellar debut of the pod, dubbed Goose II. "It was great to see our supporters and fans," he told me after the demonstration.
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Undaunted, Sebastian Villegas trekked over 120 miles by boat, mule and foot through mountain grasslands and muddy jungles to photograph the lives of people who had been cut off from the rest of the country for years.
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Brad Pitt and Katy Perry are among those who have reportedly plunked down $210,21 for a ride on one of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic spaceships, undaunted by a 0003 test flight that crashed and killed one pilot.
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Truman, for example, admired Lincoln's humble origins, adulated Wilson and approved of Polk's "undaunted use of presidential power" throughout the Mexican War (as Truman put it, Polk regularly "told Congress to go to hell in foreign policy").
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Undaunted, Winston drove the Bucs on an 11-play, 75-yard scoring drive which culminated with a 3-yard TD pass to tight end Cameron Brate with just 13 seconds remaining, cutting the lead to 24-21.
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At the unveiling of the production version of the Continental on Tuesday at the North American International Auto Show, Ford executives said they were undaunted by the economic troubles in China and were pressing ahead with their plans.
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And they are undaunted by the negative take on their town: In the next five years, they plan to build a 2.5-million-square-foot campus that will house 1,000 tech companies and create 250,000 new tech jobs.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Neil Gorsuch appears undaunted by the tsunami of work facing his chambers as he settles into his first few weeks on the bench and attempts to catch up during the last months of the term.
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In the aughts, Lee managed two of the city's most important rappers—Young Jeezy and then, a few years later, Gucci Mane—undaunted by the fact that the men had engaged in a bitter and apparently bloody feud.
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Certainly Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick, making their eighth Super Bowl appearance together, strolled into the arena to face reporters with a 'been-there-done-that' aura undaunted by anything they were asked or saw.
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Undaunted by a sharp loss in popular support in France, or the Pyrrhic victory of Chancellor Angela Merkel in elections in Germany, Mr. Macron took aim this week at another forbidding goal — the reform of the European Union.
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Hailing from Sierra Leone by way of England, the vocalist Michael Mwenso is undaunted by the tall task ahead of anyone running what's nearly a full-on performance revue of the sort that dominated American stages 212 years ago.
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The Russian outreach efforts show that, even after American intelligence agencies publicly accused Moscow of trying to influence the outcome of last year's presidential election, Russian operatives were undaunted in their efforts to establish contacts with Mr. Trump's advisers.
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"Orman doubled down on her anti-coffee-buying rhetoric, undaunted in the face of think pieces such as "Save $1 Million by Forgoing Coffee and Joy of Any Kind in This Soulless World" and "The Rise of Coffee Shaming.
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But Missoni is undaunted as she faces the occasion, and when the last models have wrapped up the show, she strides the entire loop of the runway herself, buoyant and flush with pride as she beams at the audience.
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Yet the unflappable philosophy graduate who now occupies the ornate first-floor office in the Elysée, just below where he once worked as an adviser to Mr Hollande, seems undaunted by the task, and seized by a sense of historic responsibility.
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Undaunted, the conservator got to work—cleaning the porcelain shards, mapping which pieces belonged to each vase, gluing them back, filling in areas of loss, and retouching the paint wherever necessary (for a detailed slide show of the reassembly, click here).
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Undaunted, Wentz admitted he's been impressed by Wilson since he's entered the league in the fourth round of the 229 draft, reportedly 22 picks ahead of an Eagles team that wanted his services and instead settled for fellow quarterback Nick Foles.
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Levitan told Business Insider that while she was impressed by Faire's rapid growth, she is undaunted, given her experience as chief financial officer at Fanatics, the online sports-apparel and merchandise company that topped $2 billion in sales last year.
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"Beast" is at its best when Buckley is at her most undaunted, showing us Moll at her most extreme—when she lies down by moonlight, for instance, in the shallow hole where a murder victim was found, beside a potato field.
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But 2450-year-old vigilante Dala Aisami Angwalla is undaunted by two nearly fatal brushes in the last year with Boko Haram, one involving a landmine, the other an ambush, and is determined to rid northeast Nigeria of the jihadists.
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The furry little buggers had somehow cottoned on to the restaurant reserving the best food out back, and were undaunted by the need to hop down a driveway, across some paving, and even down some stairs in order to source it.
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She followed that beat throughout her career, undaunted by expectations that black artists should engage with social issues, not abstraction, and by a lack of wider recognition, of a kind that white male abstract artists of her generation were accorded.
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I chatted with Inslee Tuesday in a hotel lounge, and though he was not quite as animated as when I spoke to him at the beginning of his bid — presidential campaigning takes a toll — he seemed, as ever, undaunted and upbeat.
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Back in May, he lost in 45 seconds to UFC-bound Emil Weber Meek in Italy's Venator FC. Undaunted, planned to continue his tour of European fight promotions with an appearance at KSW 36 in the Polish city of Zielona Gora.
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But those on the left say that they do not need to mirror the Christian right's strategic alliance with the Republican Party to gain a healthy measure of political influence — and that they are undaunted by how long it might take.
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They dance — leaping into the air, spinning in circles, throwing high kicks and windmilling their arms with feverish abandon, undaunted by the September humidity that makes the air feel as heavy as a lead blanket and wet as a bath.
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With three-fourths of the N.F.L. season over, undisputed elites have emerged in the East and West divisions: the perennials in New England, the almost perennials in Seattle, the resurgent Cowboys and Raiders, the metronomic Chiefs and the undaunted Broncos.
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Early this month, Hogan said EU tried to persuade the U.S. president Trump to give up some undaunted trade policy, and let him realizes that what he did is wrong, and an escalating trade friction can only beneficial to competitors.
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And their efforts highlight how some wealthy donors, especially progressives in her Boston base, have continued to embrace Warren, undaunted by the calls for a wealth tax and "Medicare for All" that have recently prompted furious criticism from Wall Street.
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Undaunted, the president sent out his press secretary, Sean Spicer, on March 16th to read out a list of news reports, some of them from far-right conspiracy theorists, which support the idea that the current president was spied on by his predecessor.
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The visit included a meeting Monday with U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew,who has been bluntly critical of a series of EU investigations into taxes paid by American companies on profits held outside the U.S. But the visits have apparently left Vestager undaunted.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Undaunted by a dangerous journey over thousands of miles, people fleeing economic hardship and human rights abuses in African countries are coming to the US-Mexico border in unprecedented numbers, surprising Border Patrol agents more accustomed to Spanish-speaking migrants.
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Apparently undaunted, Dunleavy hit the road in March to push his "Statewide Discussion for a Permanent Fiscal Plan," a campaign promoting his budget cuts, organized and paid for by Americans for Prosperity, a conservative political advocacy group funded by the Koch Brothers.
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Carpenter's Medal of Honor citation reads, "By his undaunted courage, bold fighting spirit and unwavering devotion to duty in the face of almost certain death, Lance Corporal Carpenter reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps."
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He says he ran partly on a commitment to give back to New Jersey, and is undaunted by the challenge of facing a Democratic incumbent in a blue state during a year in which Democratic voter turnout is expected to be strong.
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FTMC both bounced back in May from lows hit in March, undaunted by two critical Brexit-related events - a vote on the European Union withdrawal bill in parliament next week and a summit of the bloc's leaders at the end of this month.
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The Red Sox were undaunted, and when Devers followed hits by Mitch Moreland (leadoff double) and Ian Kinsler (opposite-field single to right) with a first-pitch, three-run shot in the sixth, Boston led 4-0 and was on its way.
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Undaunted, he said he thought there were enough hardy souls ready to join his organization, the Far Eastern Hectare Social Movement, a private outfit set up in St. Petersburg to drum up interest in the free land program and to organize new settlements.
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The head of the CIA offered a dire outlook on the prospect of the United States rooting out the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), saying Thursday the terror group aims to extend its reach and is undaunted in carrying out attacks.
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Undaunted by his lack of a college degree, Mr. Pelletiere worked in corporate sales jobs, founded his cadaver-transport venture, and dabbled in real estate in San Diego, embracing the chance to use those skills when his wife was transferred to Houston.
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" Undaunted, Mr. Trump repeated his claim in another tweet on Sunday evening: "The Failing @nytimes story on Mexico and Illegal Immigration through our Southern Border has now been proven shockingly false and untrue, bad reporting, and the paper is embarrassed by it.
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"We intend to continue on our state efforts to fight carbon pollution, and we will continue that undaunted and undiminished and undelayed because we have our own efforts that we're undergoing up and down the West Coast," Inslee said in that interview.
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Somber but undaunted, members of Parliament of all parties expressed their admiration for the courage of the police, doctors and nurses who had responded with such speed and vigor, rushing to help those who had been mowed down by car on Westminster Bridge.
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The film, which opens in North America today and is expected to make between $175 million and $200 million at the box office, started previews yesterday in China and so far audiences have reportedly been surprised but largely undaunted by the gay moment.
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Origin Energy, which also reported its results on Thursday, said it was undaunted by the pending entry of Shell in power retailing, saying Origin has managed to grow its share of commercial and industrial customers even with ERM as a strong competitor to date.
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Seen strumming the traditional tanpura instrument with a male head at the base, Abichandani's Kali joins a league of female forms that enter the wilderness of unexplored territories, undaunted by a fear of commingling mythology with her conception of the tortured but strong female form.
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"What is typical in these posters is the image of an undaunted, fierce North Korea that is not fazed by the moves by the United States or the United Nations," Koen de Ceuster, an expert on North Korea at the University of Leiden, told Reuters.
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If the company is serious about curing its very transparent defects, it should develop an independent self-regulatory regime, a robust corporate responsibility program, and a group of external, independent advisers who will be undaunted by Kalanick's penchant for drowning out voices of dissent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Undaunted by repeated election losses, Harvey Milk advanced his tenacious campaign in 1977's electoral race for San Francisco's Board of Supervisors with a strategy to broaden his appeal beyond the gay community by addressing an intersectionality of issues.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Macron, undaunted by his bruising at home, outlined a broad agenda of renewal for Europe, including items like "the climate emergency," new technology, job creation, growth, social protections such as a minimum wage, border protection, migration and deepening the still fragile eurozone.
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Stung, but undaunted, Mr. Chavarria, 50, chose another hot-button political issue — that of cultural appropriation — for "Cruising," a poetic follow-up that managed to wed the aesthetics of two cultures that could hardly be less alike: lowriders and the gay leather-bar scene.
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The menu—lit by dim Mason-jar lanterns, and reinvented almost weekly—does not particularly favor the juniper-flavored liquor, and the spirit of provocative, possibly perilous improvisation prevails, especially for those undaunted by generous pours of Cholula into their lime- and salt-laced Tecates.
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Undaunted, every three years the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which is run by the OECD club of mainly rich countries, tests more than half a million 15-year-olds in three subjects—maths, reading and science—to give a snapshot of national school-policies.
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TIJUANA, Mexico – Undaunted by President Donald Trump&aposs tough talk on immigration, asylum-seekers are forming unusually long lines at the Mexican border, with parents and children sleeping on cardboard in the sweltering heat and waiting for days or even weeks to present themselves to U.S. inspectors.
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The weather certainly was not helping New England's offense in the first three quarters, with rain falling steadily, but the 63ers' defense, which had previously allowed an N.F.L.-worst 31.4 points a game, seemed undaunted until it simply had nothing left to give in the final quarter.
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More immediately, Mr. Jordan has stepped forward as one of President Trump's most visible, aggressive and undaunted defenders in the House, helping lead a Republican counterinvestigation of those F.B.I. and Justice Department officials who are investigating potential connections between the Trump campaign and Russian election interference efforts.
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"What is typical in these posters is the image of an undaunted, fierce North Korea that is not fazed by the moves by the United States or the United Nations," Koen de Ceuster, an expert on North Korea at Leiden University in the Netherlands, told Reuters.
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The Whitworth and Manchester art galleries drew about 900,000 visitors a year, compared with a combined 8.4 million at the Tate galleries in the year ended April 2017 (with St. Ives closed for refurbishment.) Ms. Balshaw appears undaunted by the scale-up of steering a global flagship.
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Yet prosecutors working for Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, remain undaunted and continue to argue that Mr. DiCarmine and Mr. Sanders were architects of a huge accounting scheme that enabled Dewey to defraud its lenders and creditors during much of the financial crisis.
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Undaunted, Clavin, who is a wily veteran of the writing trade, tacks up the truth like wanted posters in every chapter, while simultaneously savoring a few of the more fanciful falsehoods along the way, a neat trick in which he displays some ambidexterity of his own.
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Undaunted, party bigwigs and intellectuals have begun making the case that, for all its rough edges, "Trumpism" is a recognisably conservative way of viewing the world, with the potential to rescue swathes of America from feelings of abandonment and despair, securing majorities for Republicans for years to come.
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Apparently undaunted by the threat of a Republican presidency, these Bernie acolytes say they'd rather stay at home on election day, write their candidate in on the ballot, or vote for Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate, and more than 50,000 have taken a pledge to this effect.
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Undaunted, Mr. Ollivier, the mayor of Joinville, has forged ahead with a project to save his village's homes, which for him are almost sentient beings, carrying within their wood, brick and stone the story of the region: its rise and fall, its wealth and poverty, its prominence and obscurity.
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And it is not a complete surprise that even as bad news pours in from the world of national politics, the crowds at Kinston Jetport declared themselves undaunted, because they just know that opinion polls are being rigged by a "mainstream media" that is trying to help the Democrats win.
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O'Brien was concerned about how he'd get the compression stockings off on his own after the flight, but he seemed undaunted by the thought of presenting to a crowd of 200, including representatives from all nine of the US companies recently authorized by NASA to deliver payloads to the moon.
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Undaunted by her lack of design experience — and with the encouragement of her boyfriend Andy Spade, an advertising creative director she had met at Arizona State University — the then-1303-year-old Brosnahan got to work with paper and Scotch tape, conceptualizing what in her mind would be the perfect handbag.
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United States citizens undaunted by travel to a region hostile to them still have plenty of other options: At least four other companies say they will continue to take Americans to North Korea despite the death of Mr. Warmbier and the detention of three other Americans by the country's regime.
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A country kid from the Eastern Cape who made his way to Cape Town and its rough, sprawling Khayelitsha township, Mr. Samson bulled his way into a local art center and rose from there, undaunted by rejections from university art programs and determined to both inhabit and extend the art-history canon.
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Undaunted by naysayers who insisted that it was impossible to make a meringue with a filling, Maria Umana began fashioning them two years ago in McLean, Va. Her Sweet Whispers are crisp, yet airy little cookies with key lime, passion fruit, blackberry or raspberry preserves tucked inside; more flavors are on the way.
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Undaunted by driving rain and looking in an imperious form, a beaming Merkel, a shoe-in for another term of office next September, was mingling last Tuesday with royalty and the great and the good at a black-tie opening night performance of Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
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GOLF-RYDERCUP/ Europe undaunted by Woods and Mickelson at Ryder Cup - Fleetwood HONG KONG, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Ryder Cup debutant Tommy Fleetwood claims neither he nor his European team mates will be overawed by the presence of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in the United States line-up at the biennial trans-Atlantic head-to-head later this month.
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He wasn't the first previously undaunted young buck to doubt himself when confronted by the Streif's proportions and demands—no other course has inspired such fear and respect among the craft's practitioners, or likely sent as many of them into (or over) the protective fencing and then to the hospital—but none of those predecessors had been him, here, now.
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Yet Mr. Flake, seemingly undaunted, has secretly planned an unconventional campaign kickoff that risks intensifying both threats: Working privately, and largely without the knowledge of political advisers, he has written a book that amounts to an ideological manifesto for his own version of conservatism, according to three people briefed on the manuscript who discussed it on the condition of anonymity.
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Undaunted by their failure to affect any electoral outcomes, the coterie of thinkers and writers who have coalesced loosely around the "Never Trump" movement have staked their careers on the notion that Donald Trump is an aberration, a kind of eruption of atavistic "tribalism" from the prehistoric past, instead of the result of a historical narrative that's hiding in plain sight for less blatantly self-interested interlocutors.
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These early signs of unpopularity would have been a good time for either Trump or congressional Republicans to turn back from the brink — with either the White House moving away from the deeply unpopular plutocratic policy agenda it inherited from House Republicans or Congress moving away from its complicity in Trump's corruption and racial demagoguery — but they decided to press ahead undaunted with their partnership, and progressives continued to resist.
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That price gets you five DLC packs: Fledgling Warriors, which offers two new maps and a dungeon to explore; Undaunted Heroes, for another two maps and a dungeon; Lost Altars, which will add some more dungeons and new character classes, Rise of the Deliverance, which offers some prologue story DLC with new missions and voice acting; and a fifth and final pack that Nintendo has yet to detail.
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The blocks that make up the West 70s, particularly along Broadway, the commercial artery that runs through it, pulse day and night with people hurrying to shop for groceries in the chaotic aisles of Fairway or Citarella or Zabar's (just above 80th Street); pushing wide-bed double strollers; walking a gaggle of apartment-dwelling dogs midday; slalom-scootering through the crowds after school lets out; and shuffling, bent but undaunted, supported by walker or cane.
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Perhaps this will be Johnson the Atlanticist, courting President Trump in order to mitigate the fallout of leaving the EU by ratifying a free trade agreement and doubling down on a political partnership with the U.S. Perhaps this will be a still more shameless Johnson who is totally detached from his prior positions, "undaunted"—as he said in his acceptance speech yesterday—by the Brexit Party's threats before him, and ready to do what must be done to salvage a deal.
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