His attitude: Republicans be damned, RNC be damned, election rules be damned, polls be damned – unless they show him ahead.
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They feel damned if they do, damned if they don't.
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I was damned if I do, damned if I didn't.
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You're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't.
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Republicans are damned if they do, damned if they don't.
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You're damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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Damned if he went left, damned if he went right.
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"Damned if I do, damned if I don't," he mumbled.
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You're damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
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"Federalism be damned, states' rights, 10th Amendment be damned, Ronald Reagan [and] Richard Nixon be damned," Newsom told CNN's Don LemonDon Carlton LemonEgos!
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Because they're damned if they do and damned if they don't.
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You were damned if you did and damned if you didn't.
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Its's a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario.
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We're sort of damned if we do and damned if we don't.
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So, you know, you're damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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It is "The Beautiful and Damned," not "The Beautiful and the Damned."
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Damned if you say something about it, definitely damned if you don't.
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It was "damned if you do, damned if you don't," Cramer said.
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In effect you're damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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You're sort of damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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I feel damned if I tell her, and damned if I don't.
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The woman is damned if she does and damned if she doesn't.
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We can't let the same damned people do the same damned thing.
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Samsung's damned if it does something different and damned if it doesn't.
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But Clinton is "damned if she does, damned if she doesn't," said Rade.
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"You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't," he said.
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The French are damned if they do send troops, damned if they don't.
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Well Trump is damned if he does and damned if he doesn&apost.
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They're damned if they do confirm him, and they're damned if they don't.
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They are damned if they stick with him, and damned if they don't.
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There is a feeling of damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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And the candidates are damned if they do and damned if they don't.
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From conception until death, damned if we do and damned if we don't.
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Two of the ten most expensive records sold on Discogs in 2015 were punk discs: Judge's Chung King Can Suck It, and The Damned's Damned Damned Damned.
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"Well, we are damned if we do and damned if we don't," she said.
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"Well, we are damned if we do and damned if we don't," Khloé reasoned.
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CEOs are therefore facing a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" dilemma.
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But politically he's very much — It's damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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She described it as a 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' situation.
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"Damned if you do, damned if you don't, is how I felt," she said.
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CEOs are therefore facing a damned if you do, damned if you don't dilemma.
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So it's a little bit of damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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The caption said, "You're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't."
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R.R.E.D." The image was from "Village of the Damned," not "Children of the Damned.
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"In some ways, they're damned if they do, damned if they don't," he added.
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"In some ways, they're damned if they do, damned if they don't," he added.
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Their debut album, Damned Damned Damned, arrived soon after, becoming the first album released by a UK punk group – and as we all know, a new era swiftly bloomed.
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It's a cruel cosmic joke of damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
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So it became a kind of "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation.
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It's damned if you do and damned if you don't growing up transgender in Texas.
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We are damned if we do, damned if we don't so stay true to yourself.
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Major public corruption cases are a damned-if-you-do, damned-if- you-don't endeavor.
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It's very much a "damned if you do; damned if you don't" kind of situation.
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When it comes to breastfeeding, moms are damned if they do and damned if they don't.
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But when it comes to Russia, Comey is damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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They are also creating a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't scenario for Republicans.
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At the same time, there is "a damned if you do, damned if you don't" dimension.
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You're damned if you do, damned if you don't; it's no wonder stars avoid the discussion altogether.
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I think the market was damned if they wouldn't and damned if they would, so to speak.
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"The worry here is that you're damned if you do and damned if you don't," Carpenter said.
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"You're in a situation where you're damned if you do and damned if you don't," he added.
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Bieber was damned when he gave in to the system, and damned when he rebelled against it.
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THR calls Middleton's position a "lose-lose" situation; essentially, she's damned if she does, damned if she doesn't.
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In a nutshell, you're damned if you do sound like a woman, and, well, you're damned if you don't.
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"You're in this position where you're damned if you do, damned if you don't," he says of the incident.
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Buying Bitcoin is a Faustian gambit; a real damned if you do, damned if you don't kind of deal.
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So journalists have to cover it, but it's kind of like damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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Regardless of how rich and famous she may be, she's damned if she does and damned if she doesn't.
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They want to force the Venezuelan military to make a decision — damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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At this point, releasing a diversity report would be a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't of scenario.
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Scobie put it succinctly to BuzzFeed News: "Meghan will always be damned if she does and damned if she doesn't."
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The W says Buckley put its Hollywood hotel staff in a damned if you do, damned if you don't dilemma.
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She wasn't prepared for Jones's antics, and now she's damned if she airs the interview and damned if she doesn't.
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On the question of whether to impeach Trump, Democrats could be damned if they do and damned if they don't.
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For many at Facebook, there may be a sense they're damned when they do and they're damned when they don't.
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In many ways, for Catalonia's officialdom, it's a case of be damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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As these two cases demonstrate, they find themselves in an impossible predicament—damned if they do, damned if they don't.■
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So you've got this damned-if-you-do-damned-if-you-don't [approach] to flying a small airplane a short distance.
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Manafort's flip means Trump is damned if he tries to stop the Russia investigation before November and damned if he doesn't.
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"You&aposre putting yourself in the position of being damned if you do or damned if you don&apost," he said.
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For companies like Facebook, they're damned if they do moderate content — if not legally, then politically — and damned if they don't.
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But the results in Virginia suggest that Republicans are damned if they do pass tax reform and damned if they don't.
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A double standard applies to female email etiquette: we're damned if we do use exclamation points, and damned if we don't.
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I spoke to a number of women who felt completely shut out, it was damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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But the pressure should not create a damned if they do or damned if they don't mentality that leads to questionable contracts.
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The question of whether to impeach Trump is one where Democrats could be damned if they do and damned if they don't.
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"Federalism be damned; state rights, 10th Amendment be damned; Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon be damned," Newsom said Wednesday when asked why he thought a Republican administration was exerting its power over a state-level decision -- traditionally a cornerstone of conservative policy.
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This reaction is the sort of damned-if-you-do-damned-if-you-don't prisoner's dilemma in which nobody really comes away happy.
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It became a "damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't" kind of situation, said one D.C.-based advisor working with tech companies.
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Will Chief Justice Roberts derive comfort from the "damned if you do, damned if you don't" nature of the choice before the court?
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But they are in exactly the kind of damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't situation their boss was hoping to avoid.
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Image: T. E. MartinFor songbird nestlings on the cusp of fledglinghood, it's a kind of damned-if-you-do, damned-if you-don't situation.
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They argue that Trump is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't, when it comes to words and actions about Chicago's troubles.
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As much as we love lipstick, it's safe to say that wearing it is a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation.
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"The chilling effect shows that surveillance is sort of a 'damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't' proposition for being fully informed," he explains.
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" The central bank decided to hold onto its ammunition, BofA said, calling it a "situation of damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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"They've created this monster for us, where we are damned if we do and damned if we don't," said Paula Tursi, who runs Reflections Yoga NYC.
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We are damned if we do and damned if we don't, but for fans of Fix My Life, the fallout is fun to watch either way.
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This is the kind of damned-if-they-do-damned-if-they-don't Cassandraism that we should beware of cultivating as we revisit the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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And in the 2016 election, many young, Latino, and female Republican voters may be trapped in a damned-if-I-do, damned-if-I-don't situation.
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"Facebook is damned if they do, damned if they don't, in this area, as in so many others," Stanford Law Professor Nathaniel Persily told BuzzFeed News.
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It's one of those situations where, and I said it in one of my confessionals, you really are damned if you do and damned if you don't,.
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"The real difficulty with having a wild child is that you are damned if you do, and damned if you don't," Edwards said in a Facebook post.
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From Obama's standpoint, his assertion that he will not endorse any Democrat running saves him from making a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't choice.
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The whole reason I buy them is to cover up my fat arms on TV. Apparently I was damned if I did and damned if I didn't.
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Bernie Sanders is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't with his fans -- one of whom totally lit into him for bowing to Hillary Clinton. Sen.
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"It's very much a 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' situation," said Scott Reitz, a former SWAT operator and instructor for the Los Angeles Police Department.
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His basic point isn't easily dismissed: I had to make a tough "damned if you do and damned if you don't" choice and did the best I could.
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Because -- facts be damned -- Roy Moore never loses.
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Now, in a classic case of "damned if you do, damned if you don't," due to his public apology over the photo, factions within the punk community hate him too.
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"Widows are damned if they go through the rituals and damned if they don't," Karen Brewer of Widows Rights International (WRI) told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from London.
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Plus-size models (and people in general) seem to face a strange dichotomy of public shaming when it comes to exercise: They're damned if they do, and damned if they don't.
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"Well, we are damned if we do and damned if we don't," sister Khloé told PEOPLE of the family's decision to include that aspect of their lives on their reality show.
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And he ain't stopping now -- Mueller report be damned.
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You've got this on lock — delivery demons be damned.
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When celebrities are forced to decide between a cutting-edge design and a timeless (but safer) gown, "It can be a 'damned if they do, damned if they don't' proposition," says Magsaysay.
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Like, it was damned if I do, damned if I don't, and there was a very small chance we'd make it through it, but here we are more than a year later.
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Possibly the best part of Queen of the Damned is when Lestat wears this sexy low rise black skirt and no shirt and has vampire sex with the Queen of the Damned.
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"You can accumulate loans so great that they cannibalize the policy and you're in a 'damned if you do, damned if you don't situation," said Scott Witt, founder of Witt Actuarial Services.
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While investigators are still working to determine what led to the grisly flesh-eating attack, Puckett says the officers who arrested Harrouff faced a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't situation.
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It's a double bind, as sociologists have put it — a situation where you're "damned if you do, damned if you don't," as Joan C. Williams, a law professor and workplace scholar has said.
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Perhaps they would, consequences to their personal brands be damned.
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"You get close because they're damned attractive people," she says.
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It became a topic of open discussion, spoilers be damned.
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Government enforcement isn't timid here — it's aggressive, consequences be damned.
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SHAME ON YOU!" and, "Have you lost your damned minds?!?!?!
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Thank god for express pickup, $2141.06 pickup charge be damned.
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The vibrations in the clothes and drawings are damned powerful.
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Haters be damned, because there's no feeling like being free.
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If you're into BotW, it's a damned good weekend watch.
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Cancellation, be damned: this time around, their future's been renewed.
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Decorum be damned when there are royal beards to tickle.
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These outer planets are just too damned interesting to ignore.
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But, infrastructure be damned, because Trump is angry and hurt.
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And that's something to be happy about, "relatability" be damned.
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They'll be damned if he does it a third time.
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It is the domain of the foolish and the damned.
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The mosaic's woman: in free motion, male gaze be damned.
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Let us be the first to say, science be damned.
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But we'll be damned if we know what it is.
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Very soon I will again be attacking this damned government.
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But I'll be damned, they really made a beluga plane!
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The Clash, the Buzzcocks and the Damned gained nationwide attention.
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But I probably won't do that anymore, landfills be damned.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Tuition disputes be damned.
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It appears that, politically, Hamas is damned whatever it does.
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Like Bobby Ryan said earlier this week, "ratings be damned".
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But we'll be damned if we sacrifice taste for aesthetic.
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But, I'll be damned, she signed that contract with Ursula.
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And I'll be damned if it didn't kiss my soul.
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Dressed up like Austin Powers, looking like a damned fool.
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His dying wish is to marry Isobel, family be damned.
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He has consistently followed his own muse, critics be damned.
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Prospects for peace and U.S. national security interests be damned.
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Sara Petty will wear whatever she wants — trolls be damned.
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Yeah, lifetime bureaucrats are looking pretty damned good these days.
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He fell unswervingly in line with Trump, contradictions be damned.
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We Californians need to stick together, water rights be damned!
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Mostly, though, it's hard to care about these damned souls.
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The least she should get is a damned book tour.
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These people are beating us at our own damned game.
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Dude's just living his life ... pomp and frills be damned.
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But anyone who counts Bernie out is a damned fool.
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So why does it look so damned exciting and fresh?
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"It's none of your damned business!" reporters were sometimes told.
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Brit or Swede semantics be damned: just play it loud.
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And I don't need a reason to fell the damned.
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So, albondigas be damned, there I was at 3 p.m.
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If we do not solve the environment, we're all damned.
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Heavily reliant on bipartisan consensus in Congress for crucial support — not least of which is military aid and upholding sanctions against Russia — they are damned if they do speak, and damned if they don't.
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But I never finish the damned games, to my eternal shame.
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Her friends insisted this diet was perfect, so science be damned.
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Here's to a more personal and original 2017 — influence be damned!
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Future be damned, adding him may result in a 2019 title.
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Gang threats and airport fights be damned ... Tekashi is-a-comin'.
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Or are we, as the saying goes, eternally damned to hell?
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Unfortunately, "The Damned" isn't interested in answering any of those questions.
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And as this video attests, it's pretty damned weird to watch.
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The perimeter be damned; that attack surface just got three-dimensional.
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It was about forcing women to stay pregnant, consequences be damned.
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We dream about having all of these things, love be damned.
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He can now do as he pleases, campaign rhetoric be damned.
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Fashion magazines be damned: Trends never really go "out" of style.
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Those superheroes are just being so damned epic all the time.
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Or, you could just go and have a damned good time.
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Some clearly mean Trump must not become president, consequences be damned.
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The machine's woman: shielded and constrained, damned by the male gaze.
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It's a kind of sweetener — the long-term consequences be damned.
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Conservative bona fides be damned, this guy is good for business.
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I'll be damned if I'm going to pay for a landslide.
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He's confident he has the truth he wants, details be damned.
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"In my gender class I'm all, 'That damned patriarchy,' " she says.
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That means feelings dictating outcomes, policymaking by pique — consequences be damned.
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It was rare for the damned to be so well known.
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Prequel problems be damned, I am here for Chloe + Rachel + Trouble.
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Get your shoes on and get in the God damned car.
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It would be comical if it was not so damned frightening.
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And I'll be damned if I'm rearranging the whole thing now.
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Producers be damned, he should have split with her off-camera.
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Optics be damned, she created a memory to last a lifetime.
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"I'm going in here, so hold your damned taters!" he said.
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We now know it wasn't thin; it was a damned lie.
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But he'll be damned if anyone is questioning his Trump credentials.
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He was damned the moment he was cast as a puppeteer.
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Work in the morning be damned, I need this right now.
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Common sense should be common, but it's damned elusive in Washington.
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Coupled with recent layoffs at Gannett, the company behind USA Today and other dailies nationwide, the crisis in the digital sphere suggested that the journalism business was damned if it embraced innovation and damned if it didn't.
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Treat yourself to a European getaway on the cheap, lovebirds be damned.
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Did the UC pay attention to anything else in the damned dossier?
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His calculation: Power always trumps principle, even if our democracy be damned.
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He said what he thought when he thought it -- consequences be damned.
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It's also so damned small; you could put it in your pocket.
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That means the developers behind it have succeeded, sales figures be damned.
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Republicans in Congress have picked up the president's tune, evidence be damned.
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Not really sure how — my big Doberman opened the g–damned door.
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Presidential decorum be damned when your country's just won the World Cup.
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Here's hoping she has a happier ending with Patrick — awkwardness be damned.
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Or more like Village of The Damned or Children of The Corn?
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Because in the Perryverse, women who royally screw up are damned — forever.
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Lies, damned lies and half truths Sexual assault accusations against Trump debunked?
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Scales and flippers be damned, this thing is morsel and a half.
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Seems like it's damned if it does and dammed if it doesn't.
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The indie films kept coming and coming, engagement or escapism be damned.
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And in this group, if you left the church, you were damned.
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So be it resolved: Databases be damned, let's break out the doughnuts.
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It's been a damned long time since last we saw our heroes.
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Today, Louis Vuitton is in Rio Zika and political unrest be damned!
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Merchant was never likely to be damned by pop culture's new wokeness.
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And I'll be damned if everything in the store didn't just gleam.
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"Give me the baby and leave", he tells her, choice be damned.
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She decides to throw away those CDs and that damned Zane book.
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And I will be damned if he is going to kill me.
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She's damned if she's going to be a victim and nothing but.
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Trump just decided to do this, timing and immediate consequence be damned.
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They've gotten awfully efficient at generating these damned animations off the cuff.
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The Rams may not be good, but damned if they aren't stable.
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And Monday's press conference shows that he's doing it — consequences be damned.
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But I'll be damned if I ain't gonna say goodbye to her.
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The brand codesigned by Georgina Chapman, Harvey Weinstein's estranged wife, seemed damned.
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I will be damned if I make my choice based on him.
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In fact, I think Medicare for all is a damned good idea.
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So that's why I'm out here, big media, mainstream media be damned.
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Spoiler ... it was a lot of feel-good vibes, critics be damned.
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Let people post what they want and may the consequences be damned.
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More than anything, it was his inability to change that damned him.
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Fit be damned, the rest will figure itself out, yada yada yada.
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If that's not how all good trips start, then I'll be damned.
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By the end of the match, I'm damned near cheering for them.
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Coined in the 1950s by psychologist Gregory Bateson while researching World World II veterans with schizophrenia, the terms refers to a form of control when there's no way to win; damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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INGRAHAM: I know that John Bolton and all these guys at the White House feel like they are damned if they and they are damned if they don&apost on this but it&aposs needed for our national security.
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Why not carve it out with some atomic bomb blasts, locals be damned?
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I'll be damned if Sony didn't turn around and make those headphones better.
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It's a damned fine box with a whole lot of goodies crammed inside.
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Or, maybe those people feel free to express their pleasure, neighbors be damned.
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In the Levant it may be some damned foolish thing on the border.
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But at the end of it, damned if it doesn't finally seem possible.
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All they have to do is get us through the damned docks. Useless.
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In Ankara he damned Mr Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Get the meaning down, errors be damned, then run it through the software.
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That's why the technology is already being used, fine-grain understanding be damned.
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I'll be damned if Mili has to walk the same road I did.
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ISIS Children of the damned: Militant groups using child soldiers are nothing new.
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And like Trump, Lieberman always did what he saw fit, critics be damned.
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The beaten, broken and the damned sure as hell need a savior tomorrow.
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G-Eazy's tattoos were in reference to his album, The Beautiful & the Damned.
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I'll be damned if Trump is gonna mess up my suggested list pic.twitter.
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You do whatever the hell makes you feel beautiful, eye shape be damned.
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She said she felt like she'd be damned to hell if she did.
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The Netherlands is one of those places that's damned frustrating if you're conservative.
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It's one of the things that is so damned precious about this country.
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In business, he largely did what he wanted -- rules (and consequences) be damned.
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He is only now working to make his boss happy -- facts be damned.
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Tonight, things will click into place concerning your schedule, Mercury retrograde be damned.
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But, practicality be damned, it's definitely cool, in the textbook Galliano-Margiela fashion.
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I'll be damned if they, or anybody else, chooses how my life goes.
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Yet Tehran threatens Israel as a matter of theological conviction, Realpolitik be damned.
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The sanctity of hardware and vinyl be damned, the sleekness of Ableton, too.
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Headgear looked safe so it must be safe, science and humanity be damned.
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Unlike Vollman and Bevins, he knows he is dead, as well as damned.
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What if, stability be damned, we could travel on just one wheel alone?
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If the allegation is sensational, it gets reported — verification and perspective be damned.
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But Democrats had finally overplayed their hand — Mr. Trump's likely acquittal be damned.
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Rather, it's about huge payouts to the wealthiest Americans — and deficits be damned!
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"I'm the only fat person in the God-damned crew," Cooper told me.
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"They believe once you are a gang member, you are damned" for life.
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In 2016, it became a term donned by everyone — and damned by some.
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But damned if he didn't make the most of his national political debut.
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Professional survival was all that mattered — truth, personal reputation and legacy be damned.
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But spoilers be damned, Kojima was going to make the trailer he wanted.
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Clearly, they are concerned only with remaining in power, our country be damned.
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We loved it then, and we'll be damned if we don't love it now.
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The show will surely go on, for better or worse, waffle iron be damned.
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And she wasn't about to let it go once she started, repetition be damned.
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In reaction to this news, I immediately ordered a beer, empty stomach be damned.
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"If you never make compromises you'll end up damned lonely, pretty quickly," Gabriel said.
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His book American Messiahs: False Prophets of a Damned Nation is available March 26.
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Abandoning the accord will delight his political base, droughts, deluges and disease be damned.
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An Apple Watch band Apple Watch bands that aren't that damned rubber sport band?
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Given that some salamanders walked as much as nine miles, that's pretty damned impressive.
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Lady Gaga is releasing a brand new album on October 21, haters be damned.
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Last week's episode, "The Damned," reintroduced a character from the first season named Morales.
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Let's face it — it's damned near impossible to make model Gigi Hadid look bad.
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There is something comforting in knowing that I'm damned if I do or don't.
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This photo of the late Bob Ross be damned in the eyes of Beyoncé!
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So they did what they could through regulation, logic and common sense be damned.
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Hybrids abound—unicorn dolphins frolic in heaven and rat-faced lizards impale the damned.
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The Republican party is also damned as out of touch by 62–32 percent.
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And — UV damage be damned — Albers, like many guys, also worked on his tan.
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It's an even split between negotiating with the damned and your normal mortal peers.
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Contiguous borders be damned: you'll see nary a neighbor in sight for several miles.
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Do you need some ambient sounds to cover up the screams of the damned?
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Damned glad I didn't run out and buy some shitty book of yours, ma'am.
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During wartime and during the Great Depression, it rapidly increased, budget consequences be damned.
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And the only way to please Trump is to defend him -- facts be damned.
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But now "Stella Dallas" is over and Annie has missed the whole damned thing.
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Scientific evidence and federal approval be damned: young blood is back on the menu.
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But we'll be damned if this is not the best news we've gotten today.
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It's also the assertion of the Berlin-based Brandlhuber's own aesthetic — context be damned.
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Johnson continually emphasizes the quality and attention to detail, movie tie-in be damned.
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" Lately, Ouinesh has tried his hand at oil painting, but says it's "damned difficult.
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Gotham's most mysterious genitals will be only be available in physical copies of Damned.
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"Damned if Saturday morning it doesn't show up on our doorstep," de Peyster laughed.
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And damned if it isn't a part of the brain disrupted by a blackout.
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Pontoon barges doused in radioactivity be damned: Russia's ready to build more nuclear weapons.
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I love his stubbornness in telling it how he sees it—tiptoeing be damned.
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We love artists like Scott Walker for following their own path, consequences be damned.
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"Coronavirus be damned," said the major, who said he hadn't slept in two days.
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"Coronavirus be damned," said the major, who said he hadn't slept in two days.
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In 2020, Democrats will continue to obsess about the electability question — demographics be damned.
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Supporters and allies are doing their part to generate excitement, New Hampshire be damned.
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When it comes to health care, there are lies, damned lies, and CBO-bashing.
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Science be damned, those goddam lizards must be exterminated, he shouted at the President.
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Who still needs a dedicated camera when smartphone cameras are now so damned excellent?
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When "The Beautiful and Damned," a Manhattan morality tale, was adapted by Warner Bros.
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The theme of a no-win scenario is prevalent throughout the rest of the film, and many Star Trek fans have colloquially come to call "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situations by the name of the ship: Kobayashi Maru.
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Perhaps I should just let the banter go free in the world, effort be damned.
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And, compass be damned, they see Chinese friendship as the way to achieve that goal.
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Past failures be damned, Razer's making its own version and it doesn't look half bad.
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Spacer's Choice doesn't care how quotas are met, only that they are, costs be damned.
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But Bernie Sanders is fighting on right into the convention, delegate math be damned. 2.
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It's also a damned fine conversation starter, and nobody is being slowly concussed to death.
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That's what makes Workin' Moms worth watching, and also what makes it so damned real.
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The working titles were The Singularity: Resistance Is Futile and The Harvest of the Damned.
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Once life gets started, it could be pretty damned hard to get rid of it.
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And through it all, most continued to predict their candidate would win -- polls be damned.
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But for much of the past decade, value has seemed a damned strategy (see chart).
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He figured that if it worked there, it could work in Maine—money be damned.
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Maybe there's something we all could learn from today's younger shoppers, Black Friday be damned.
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Even then, I'll be damned if I give these precious moments up to a robot.
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Controversy-be-damned, Facebook will find a way to build an internet within the internet.
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Facebook wants its users to share and watch Facebook Live videos, data limits be damned.
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Amazon wants to be the one streaming service you'll ever need, Netflix Originals be damned.
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Mike Trout, Tom Brady, and LeBron James be damned, Dumpling is 2019's best athlete.
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Even ignoring the crazy accessory/modular stuff*, it's a damned slick-looking and feeling phone.
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Knee inflammation be damned ... nothing can keep Todd Gurley from a good Ugly Sweater party!
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At 71 years old, Trump isn't going to change his stripes -- hurricanes be damned. Bigly.
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Does he just have a life philosophy of always hustling, always networking, context be damned?
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But her name was just F., so damned if I'm going to find her now.
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At first, Mr. Black seemed like an imperiled voyager amid the realm of the damned.
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For today's youth, history — like life — seems to be just one damned thing after another.
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"She's trying to ruin his life, and she's doing a damned good job," Fox said.
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So the central drama—it has to be Miles, public image be damned—falls flat.
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You actually ache for them to be reunited — their respective spouses and children be damned!
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It's just a damned shame he had to take the FBI's reputation down with him.
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To put it simply, it's because those damned trendy cafés keep serving it on everything.
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"I'll be damned if I'm going to let Hillary Clinton take my gun," she said.
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Israel has devoted many resources to producing Gaza as a city of the damned (damnés).
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But I'll be damned if Alfred wasn't going to be shown to have a heart.
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I'll be damned if he wasn't going to be shown to be affected by people.
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Mama's not afraid to put her breast-feeding moments on social media, haters be damned.
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"We're kind of damned if we do and if we don't get rain," Fayram said.
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Social media's best-known characteristic is emboldening people to speak their truth, civility be damned.
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Vanity be damned, she wore one of those pendants to be pressed if she fell.
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That means she has a brand new way to get inside Rehoboam — architect be damned.
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Save the broken, the beaten, and the damned from coronavirus with good hand-washing hygiene.
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Silence of the Damned Steve Almond: I understand why you're worried about your girlfriend unraveling.
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"May the silent be damned," wrote the scholar Pratap Bhanu Mehta in a furious column.
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A wedding is just a chance to take center stage, bride and groom be damned.
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Josh Brolin does what he can, but it's a damned shame about his CGI chin.
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But I'll be damned if I'm going to stand by and lose my country too.
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I'll be damned if this isn't Pete Buttigieg in the weekends idk what is. pic.twitter.
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Tahani is also clearly still struggling to let go of the insecurities that damned her.
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They are giving him cover in the name of party politics — the country be damned.
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Erdogan has a plan, and it is going quite well here, due process be damned.
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Under this calculation, democracy, the Constitution, integrity, voting rights and human rights are all damned.
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"To publicly have this Mass just means they haven't learned a damned thing," he said.
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It's not just indifferent, though, it's corrosive and divisive: market forces can be eternally damned.
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"This is a central bank that's damned if it does and damned if it doesn't because of the lack of credibility and ineffectiveness of monetary policy to address the multiple challenges confronting Turkey right now," said Nicholas Spiro, a partner with Lauressa Advisory in London.
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In today's installment of Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't, a New York Times analysis of two new research papers reveals that motherhood is the biggest reason for the gender pay gap between men and women — even before any kids are actually present.
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Fake news be damned, this funny feline and his loving family have clearly won the Internet.
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If a woman wants to show off her cleavage, that's her prerogative, creepy comments be damned.
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It's the wild, wild west — let the ISPs do anything they want and consumers be damned.
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And also Beyoncé, because damned if we were going to leave Lemonade out of the fun.
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A strong woman who can talk European sense to his Manhattan damned-and-be-done style.
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So he doubled down on his artistry, singles be damned, and released Wild Ones in 2015.
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It is pretty remarkable, however, that the company's being so damned disorganized about doing so.[Recode]
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The software allows law enforcement to secretly (and perhaps brazenly) investigate unsuspecting citizens — privacy be damned.
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And I'll be damned if she didn't learn it, maybe even better than mom and dad.
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They want to win by outmuscling and, literally, outreaching other teams — jumpers and spacing be damned.
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The car that The Grand Tour's Richard Hammond crashed, arguably because it's just so damned fast?
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We should all be eating more broccoli and fewer Reese's cups, liver detox gene be damned.
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So Gilda went through the tortures of the damned and at the end, I felt robbed.
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Plus it's sexy as hell—but only if it wants to be, slut-shamers be damned.
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You couldn't recite the verse in a church, but it was damned romantic in its way.
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Zendaya swagged out in a stunning rental during a family vacation in Brazil ... mosquitoes be damned.
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The concern, though, is that fewer Canadians are participating in hockey, gold-medal moments be damned.
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What makes the knuckleball so damned difficult to hit or catch is its unusually erratic trajectory.
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Your ass is growing, and I'll be damned if my baby starves herself for this industry.
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Either way, if there's an extraterrestrial civilization at HD164595, it has to be pretty damned advanced.
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In 2015, Scalfari reported that Francis wondered aloud if sinners would be "annihilated" instead of damned.
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If Jon Snow is what we're fighting for, let us all be slurpies for the damned.
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It's the wild, wild west -- let the ISPs do anything they want and consumers be damned.
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Why shouldn't the highest office simply rule with an iron fist instead, intelligence community be damned?
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"That was saying if you are not Christian then you are damned to hell," she says.
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This man is rewriting the rules as he goes along, physics, history, and logic be damned.
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Skywalkers, Solos and Kenobis be damned: this movie isn't about the importance of heritage or bloodlines.
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To media outlets where attack ads will be the theme of the day, accuracy be damned.
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With the lives of children at stake, should terms of service and free expression be damned?
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Technique and records be damned: I want to watch fighters who are hungry for more life.
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I have a painting that says, "God-damned fucked up piece of shit," and why not?
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A$AP NastRex Orange County - "Corduroy Dreams"Oneohtrix Point Never - "The Pure and the Damned" feat.
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Instead, it's the Logans against the construction companies, and the rest of the world be damned.
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However, she has a message that was too important not to be shared — discomfort be damned.
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The Army be damned, Jared Kushner wants a 24/7 live feed of the border wall.
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Reviewers less enamored of the Romantic poet damned the book's Godwinian radicalism and its Byronic impieties.
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Many are simply realizing the fantasy of moving to a charmed setting, home size be damned.
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"Out, out, damned spot, I say!" an actor screams in falsetto, batting wildly, and everyone laughs.
|
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I am not a religious person, but I'll be damned if I didn't feel something holy.
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Stimulating investment, promoting economic growth and driving corporate profits are paramount, all other considerations be damned.
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Robert imagined the hell he knew from his Sunday-school days, demons dragging down the damned.
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Joe Biden eats ice cream like he's solving a damned cold case on a crime procedural.
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Stream the whole damned thing below, and order a copy from Unspeakable Axe on February 19.
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And, Navy Seal lifestyle be damned, my boyfriend will still — occasionally — reach for a buffalo wing.
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And I'll be damned if he wasn't going to affect people at the same time either.
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Everyone knows that the US isn't going to pull out until it's damned good and ready.
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Blankets, linen, clothes, waiting drily in the dark for the deluge, the patience of the damned.
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The end of the film sees him magically reappear to get the girl, curse be damned.
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Problem is, three hours is too damned long to hold anyone's attention, including the show's writers.
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You're a visitation and anyone who has a chance to be near you is damned fortunate.
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This rich and merciless production makes it clear that they are indeed damned for all eternity.
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But damned if the thoughts didn't get very quiet when I started actively hunting for them.
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And we'd be damned if we didn't want to spread this sauce on everything, ourselves included.
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"Hitler's a damned remarkable man," Tollever says over drinks in Pug's elegant Washington, D.C., living room.
|
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Kevin Hart isn't missing a beat when it comes to making money ... extortion plot, be damned.
|
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The Club's new motto should be: Principle be damned; it's all about loyalty to the man.
|
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The company produced "Prince of Darkness" (1987), "The Blob" (1988) and "Village of the Damned" (1995).
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Crowded into departure terminals for days, they resembled the damned, massing to cross the River Styx.
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He appears willing to play them off against each other, loyalty to the crown be damned.
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Finally Jay Inslee, Washington state's governor, damned Mr Biden's plan to tackle climate change as "middling".
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TikTok is 100% about acting ridiculous just to make people smile, your personal image be damned.
|
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It's bringing the full-size sedan segment upmarket...and doing a damned good job of it.
|
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Irrefutable evidence be damned — these two national dramas continue to play out contentiously on center stage.
|
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The ideal solution, of course, would be to email as we please, exclamation points be damned.
|
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Since that scare, Mr. McConnell has rigidly adhered to whatever the base wants, institutions be damned.
|
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Meanwhile, another section, "The Damned," features Miguel Rio Branco's iconic diptych, "Dog Man / Man Dog" (1979).
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Seems like the Lord's ready to make an appearance with his new pals ... burglaries be damned.
|
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That one was for their son, Asahd, who was celebrating turning 1 ... sippy cups be damned.
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The Damned are touring to celebrate 40 years of "New Rose" - click here to buy tickets.
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There is no weather in which he won't ride a horse, heat and snow both be damned.
|
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And I'll be damned if Dorothy's bespectacled tyke Ray isn't the cutest fucking kid I've ever seen.
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Those men, not the stars of the moment, are the company he keeps, market size be damned.
|
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Well, that future, as the new Deep Video Portraits technology shows, is getting here pretty damned fast.
|
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A deeply creepy moment with Laura's classmates closely recalls the 1960 horror classic Children Of The Damned.
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Ahead, the tried-and-true makeup and skin care tips that actually work... Sepia filter be damned.
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But after his life of crime, he focused on writing about the criminal underground, repercussions be damned.
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But the coast is also damned, even if its gradual, climate-change-driven erosion produces less drama.
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It might not be the most original of concepts, but we'll be damned if it isn't hot.
|
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Because, cosmic alliances be damned, nailing those signature Kylie eyes should only be an eyeshadow swipe away.
|
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Private-sector bureaucrats have taken on the customer-be-damned role once performed by public-sector bureaucrats.
|
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The technologies aside, the Scale conference was evidence that Facebook will keep hacking, policy scandals be damned.
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Besides, the Pixel XL got dinged for its giant notch, so you're damned if you do, etc.
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Well wouldn't you know it, he actually found the damned thing—along with the dead airman's remains.
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But imagine for a moment a world where medical researchers had decided that — side effects be damned!
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He didn't stand a chance of winning, but it was damned game of him even to enter.
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Sky-hugging tower blocks have mushroomed in low-rise residential suburbs: neighbours and zoning regulations be damned.
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He may not be the best president, but I'll be damned if he wasn't the most interesting.
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Troublesome stereotypes, be damned: Princesses are for everyone, big or small, boy or girl, hotdogged or hungover.
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If I did, it's very possible that being armed would make me feel safer, statistics be damned.
|
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Mad queen be damned — at this point, could anyone really blame her for wanting to lash out?
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We want the famous to get it all right or get nothing at all, humanity be damned.
|
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A coworker asks me to cover her shift, I say sure thing, my own plans be damned.
|
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Seems like much of the hip-hop community agrees on this one thing ... old feuds be damned.
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No man could challenge the kind of chemistry Bullock and Kidman have, Faith Hill soundtrack be damned.
|
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Biopics as different as Ed Wood and The Damned United have chronicled public failure, showing how even
|
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And millennials be damned, because this year, the best gadgets could be the ones designed for seniors.
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A few families, brave or foolhardy (take your pick), continue to live in Centralia, fire be damned.
|
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But official Noisey Year-End Rankings be damned, I think we know which song deserves the accolades.
|
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But I'll be damned if I have any idea what this movie is on about, or why.
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The center is right around our corner and we can't see a damned thing. Worst. Scenario. Possible.
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He knows I'll be back, but he's damned if he's going to let me have another recipe.
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But we'll be damned if we're going to wait until mid-March to bust these babies out.
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She goes in hope, and in search of a promising lead, leaving those damned billboards behind. ♦
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Strangely enough, Joe Strummer of the Clash and Dave Vanian of the Damned also worked as gravediggers.
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At more than 26 feet long, the work depicts Christ surrounded by the blessed and the damned.
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It's sorting tomatoes, but it looks like the fingers of God flicking damned souls straight into hell.
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Here are four surprising revelations from I'll Be Damned to prove it: Braeden once cut up cadavers.
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We're over budget as is, and I'll be damned if I pay for another pair of boots.
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" Even factoring in almost seven decades of epithet inflation, this would seem more injurious than "damned Fascist.
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It's a profoundly weird job to request of someone, but damned if he hasn't pulled it off.
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But Helfrich is forever damned by association because he plays Chip's diminished progeny, Salieri to his Mozart.
|
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And as the song from "Damned Yankees" goes, what have the Cubs got to show for that?
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This retailer's collection is leading the pack in cool-girl beauty — brick-and-mortar location, be damned.
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The Bat-phallus was revealed in Damned #1, the first issue from DC's mature Black Label imprint.
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Also, Shadows of the Damned, Lollipop Chainsaw, Killer Is Dead—those were kind of a trilogy project.
|
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That delegitimization ushered in the politics of party restoration at whatever cost, governance and country be damned.
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This season that meant a plethora of shows held en plein-air, unpredictable weather patterns be damned.
|
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But pods and overnight proposals be damned, the world fell into the mess of the Netflix original.
|
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And damned if he doesn't already have a contingency operation underway — to make meth, at any rate.
|
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The quantifiable stuff is not what's best about sports, but damned if it isn't easy to quantify.
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Maria helps them access treatment and make sure that they stay with it, love problems be damned.
|
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But a recent opinion column in Texas State University's main newspaper damned me for a different reason.
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Opinion Columnist There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and Republican claims about health care.
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Losing his house probably would have been preferable to being transformed into spin art of the damned.
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But it was Mr. Cuomo who damned the current mayor with not even the faintest of praise.
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But what eats away at them is that they know they made their choices — every damned one.
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I'd constructed my professional fortress and now my fetus was coming to get me, walls be damned.
|
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Or will the legislatures in these states rush to withdraw from the compact, blackout period be damned?
|
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Political consequences be damned, when Americans' lives are in jeopardy, politics should take a backseat to responsibility.
|
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Instead, many simply expressed their disappointment and resolve to continue streaming and supporting BTS, trophies be damned.
|
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Much of Lee's oeuvre attempts to balance the utopic with the dystopic, the beautiful with the damned.
|
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Jane Eyre never condemns the love story between Jane and Rochester, madwoman in the attic be damned.
|
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Forget what you heard before: The Damned were the first UK band to release a punk single.
|
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YouTube be damned — some of our favorite tips come from our moms, grandmas, godmothers, aunties, and family friends.
|
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Those damned people who ran away overseas, he co-wrote, had no right to comment on his behaviour.
|
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Despite this whole mess, Bird Box—damned divisive as it may be—is presently the company's golden child.
|
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There's an A24 movie bracket floating around that I need to weigh in on, iffy seeding be damned.
|
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We could even go all the way and just seed the top 1992 teams, travel headaches be damned.
|
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There will be no final judgment in which the virtuous are given power and the wicked are damned.
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Social media has often sprung up in times of disaster, amplifying the voices of dissenters and the damned.
|
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The broken, the beaten and the damned could really use some snuggles under the mistletoe right about now.
|
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"I'll be damned if I'm going to stand by and lose my country, too," Biden said in Manchester.
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Courtney Barrett Run The Jewels CHVRCHES Deerhunter Disclosure Lorde Halsey Ice Cube Silversun Pickups The Damned Zedd Echosmith
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Wyzan will be the first person to admit that trolling Trump makes her feel good, civility be damned.
|
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Laptops be damned, a Chromebook is almost exactly what you need: lightweight, low power, simple and utterly functional.
|
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Beneath them, denatured shapes squirm across the narrow, blackened linen like minimalist reductions of damned souls in hell.
|
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But it was also so Giz: full of voice and passion, fuck-you-opinionated, and consequences be damned.
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I eat some naan because naan is a top three favorite bread product for me, gluten be damned.
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The problem with Lisa is that she has tunnel vision when she wants something, people's feelings be damned.
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I try to eat fig jam on crackers, but I succumb to a small slice, dairy be damned.
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In the book, Mae remains committed to The Circle and to the idea of "transparency," consequences be damned.
|
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That said, we'll also be damned if we leave the house looking any less than our absolute best.
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Click through to see how to get your best driver's license photo ever, crappy DMV camera be damned.
|
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Together, they glided, danced, and reminded me that it's possible to let loose on wheels, insecurities be damned.
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It's a way to rationalize clinging even more vehemently to a ruinous, oligarchic status quo—democracy be damned.
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Behold the traffic-dammed and damned city: The very existence of gridlock would indicate that business is booming.
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It's little wonder why once most DJs reach the upper echelon, they'll be damned if they'll let go.
|
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I'll be damned if Stonewall, which was the primary struggle in our community, is the only uprising remembered.
|
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And it came pretty damned close to hitting Kim, or at the very least interfering with the play.
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Of course, personality quirks be damned, you have the right to eat any and all ice cream flavors.
|
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Once again the tech industry—the one supposedly streaked with libertarianism (regulations be damned!)—fails the social sciences.
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They're now engaged, and are presumably having sex (heart surgery be damned), but viewers haven't really seen it.
|
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So many blogs and other publications are all about glorifying the look of the wedding, price be damned.
|
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But honestly, I'd be damned if I didn't admit that I wouldn't follow Waller into a mission myself.
|
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Perhaps that has something to do with the fact that books are just so damned good right now?
|
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Since his election, Trump has damned supposed allies and foes alike with faint praise before turning on them.
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Santoro denied that a deal had been finalised, and damned the change in the law as "clearly partial".
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These strange misfits really are searching for something, and I'll be damned if it didn't get to me.
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I'll be damned if you can't hear 'Truck Yeah' by Tim McGraw blasting out of this open door.
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"I was damned if I was going to let the C.I.A. scoop me," he wrote in his memoir.
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In that case — Democracy be damned — he was running from the GOP fear that more Democrats might vote.
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But damned if I'm going to let an insect eat my home and cost me thousands of dollars.
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"These elite networks protect each other above all, common good be damned," Giridharadas tweeted about the situation Friday.
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There is no such thing as too much caution on this one — the politics around that be damned.
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But amid the general brouhaha about Ms. Copeland, for many people one issue alone mattered: those damned fouettés.
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They're safe there, and it's damned difficult to fathom how they'd find their way into the wrong hands.
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AHHHHHHH. Disney just announced something that's potentially so damned cool that I hardly need complete sentences here: Immersive.
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It stood the test of time for one hundred damned years, and with good reason: It. Just. Worked.
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"There is a stigma," Rich insists, but if men want Pumpkin Spice, they'll drink it—stigma be damned.
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This is a damned shame because, though Constable Hartlen seems to be genuinely, Canadianly contrite, Nickelback remain awful.
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She doesn't think about what anyone else will say about her version of motherhood, societal norms be damned.
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Do you really, really want the world to know you're a Radiohead fan, aesthetics and affordability be damned?
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And at this year's GM meetings, there was some discussion of finally getting rid of the damned thing.
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Now, some experts are questioning the default course of action: publishing the paper anyway, potential damage be damned.
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Elbow bumps and coronavirus be damned, there were handshakes and hugs galore between old acquaintances and new friends.
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In 21998 he had famously complained that "a damned mob of scribbling women" was cutting into his sales.
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Mr. Weinstein's behavior was seen as an excess of an industry that celebrates sexual freedom, consequences be damned.
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For the next nine years, I learned about grief as I worked on that damned short story collection.
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If Clipper finds evidence of life, it might finally justify a Europa lander—Arthur C. Clarke be damned.
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The fans root with demented passion, and there are all those damned championship banners hanging from the rafters.
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The agency acted in true Trumpian style: Truth be damned, just keep telling a colorful story often enough.
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Would he follow through on his threats to target Iranian cultural sites, international war-crime laws be damned?
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On-time departure scores "be damned," CEO Oscar Munoz said at CNBC's Evolve summit in Chicago on Tuesday.
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Could be it's just too damned late to change anything about who we are and how we live.
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Steve, this expedition was put together on 48 hours notice, and you're damned lucky to have this link.
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If what we want is middle-class tax cuts, the future be damned, that's not difficult to do.
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We, as a democratic society, cannot survive such consequences-be-damned, winner-take-all, facts-don't-matter politics.
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The results have embraced the very good ("Opening Night"), the bad ("Obsession") and the mesmerizingly ugly ("The Damned").
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ZINOMAN I want to go back to the idea that his characters, as Ben puts it, are damned.
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But I'm still damned dead and someone is standing over me with a ghoulish smile, shocked but loving.
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So if the team was to be preserved, Heard had to be lying, evidence and statistics be damned.
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That's been the goal for a bit, at least since beginning to make music as Cat Be Damned.
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When I met her at her gray frame bungalow, a few hours after she got home, she was handing off her big black briefcase to an aide at the door, breast-feeding her daughter and anguishing about what she calls her "damned if I do, damned if I don't" moment.
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From everything we know, Mr. Trump put President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine in a damned-if-you-do damned-if-you-don't situation: Either you deliver political ammunition against the Democrats by publicly announcing investigations against the son of Joe Biden, or I will freeze our military assistance to you.
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The Lib Dems' poor result in 2015 damned us because of the simplistic historical methodology used by these sites.
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Imagine a mirror finish with a limo tint; fully polished, fresh out of the box, it's pretty damned stunning.
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Hell isn't a new setting for video games—see: Doom, Shadows of the Damned, God of War, Bayonetta, etc.
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"I think 'Casey at the Bat' is a damned good poem," California poet laureate Dana Gioia told VICE Sports.
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They built that crazy straddling bus a Chinese company announced three months ago, and damned if it doesn't work.
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If MLB wants to juice the baseball, MLB should be allowed to juice the baseball, full disclosure be damned.
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Racing, Motorsport Manager tells us, is actually tough, grueling work, and Forza Horizon 3 and its ilk be damned.
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As you might imagine, it wasn't always polite — but we'll be damned if Kern Lima didn't keep it real.
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Even so, I have a hard time falling asleep because I keep think about that damned Black Mirror episode.
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Click through for four easy summer meals that will get you back into the kitchen — heat waves be damned.
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Nouns were often agreeable people, but Verbs were so damned bossy, no matter how common or dull they were.
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And when it does, the people who created that system will bear responsibility for it — their intentions be damned.
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We got to check out a handful of demos running on the device — and, well, they're pretty damned cool.
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That means that a few underdogs are likely to walk away with big wins in Cleveland—odds be damned.
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It's taught me to embrace the ginormous iOS devices *because* of their ginormous screens, their overall unwieldiness be damned.
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And why weren't they screwed over because of the present Avengers changing everything up, Tilda Swinton's explanation be damned?
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It's the option I've always referred to as "going full iMessage": just taking over texting and carriers be damned.
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I am not, and I will be damned if somebody is going to tell me that I'm a liar.
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But in all seriousness, Facebook's prowess in technology was on full display this past week, Congressional testimonies be damned.
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"Lopatin also collaborated with Iggy Pop on an original closing-credits song, aptly titled "The Pure and the Damned.
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The intensity of the storm be damned, Peter realized: if anything, the weather would only give them better cover.
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You can tell what a party really cares about by watching what they're willing to pass, financing be damned.
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"This is a curb on the government's ability to just grab whatever it wants, process be damned," says Cardozo.
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He testifies in court that he and Peter discussed that the bullets in the Locke case damned Richard Locke.
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Jeffrey Tambor's unapologetic when it comes to lobbying for more work on "Arrested Development" ... sexual misconduct allegations be damned.
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"These are damned expensive pieces of capital to put into play," said University of Wyoming oil economist Charles Mason.
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Reggae is blasting and almost everyone has donned dark sunglasses, because, hangovers and sweltering temperatures be damned, it's showtime.
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The band's fourth record, Prayers for the Damned, wrestles with dark material—death, drug addiction, failure, and aggressive nihilism.
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There was nothing they wouldn't do to overthrow it, constitutional amendments and proclamations of the federal government be damned.
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An anomalous result on paper, a reversal of the usual order, a subversion of expectations, but no damned fluke.
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"Damned by its own excellence," notes Watchfinder & Co.In 2017 Rolex re-released the model using steel instead of gold.
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The startups don't care though, they're in a mad dash to get to the public markets, reporters be damned.
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey adds something new to that fantasy — being a walking glob of sexual napalm, gender be damned.
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I wish I could exchange the time I've spent waiting for this damned LP. I can wait no longer.
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And I'll be damned if someone takes that right from not only my fellow Americans, but my fellow Juggalos.
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Wet Hot American Queen of the Damned continues at KO Gallery (9536 Jos Campau, Hamtramck, MI) through August 5.
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Every single match became his last, and he was damned if he was going to die after a stinker.
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The people there don't seem to have any problems being associated with her, either ... college bribery scandal be damned.
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It's a formula, but damned if it doesn't do the job and generate the tears, most of them happy.
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Bruni: In short: For Republicans, Trump is the Titanic, but the economy right now is a damned big lifeboat.
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And my guy is passed out, adoring fans be damned, in a resplendent Hawaiian shirt and sun-hat combo.
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"I'm going in here, so hold your damned taters," he said in that irreplaceable, Saturday-afternoon, Big Ugly voice.
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Today, in the social-media age, users race to be first with humor or outrage—the truth be damned.
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I thought we had that shook off, but I will be damned if I wasn't stuck on the apron.
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It's a Statement Phone, aiming to be the most powerful and best phone ever — price and size be damned.
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There may be a proper story tucked away in this movie, but I'm damned if I can find it.
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Trump had the power to appoint climate deniers to key environmental posts and he did it — science be damned.
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Many of the passengers on the trip, known as the Voyage of the Damned, later died in the Holocaust.
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I'll be damned if you miss a single Starbucks Happy Hour because the news got lost in your feed.
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Heitkamp was quick to cut a TV ad explaining her vote as a matter of conscience, politics be damned.
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Another way to preempt any sudden-onset FOMO is to take charge of the evening, top shortage be damned.
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Amazon, meantime, has become a retail giant, training consumers to expect products quickly and cheaply, brand loyalty be damned.
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"Paving the way" is often complicated because there are no references to look to – what kept The Damned going?
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Trump was a Republican because he ran as one and attacked Democrats, Paul Ryan's conservative litmus tests be damned.
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In other words, he knew it wasn't right, but it was right for him, a sort of damned soul.
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To the Editor: Framing the issue as whether Judge Brett Kavanaugh is lying today when he denies sexually assaulting Christine Blasey Ford, and not whether 36 years ago he sexually assaulted Dr. Blasey, we acknowledge that Judge Kavanaugh is damned if he admits to the assault and damned if he denies the assault.
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"I'm asking President Trump to cut through the red tape and get people on the damned ground here," he said.
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In 73 partisan decisions where there's a big Republican interest at stake, the big Republican interest wins every damned time.
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Ralph's jealousy manifests as a King Kong-style monster determined to keep Vanellope with him, her own feelings be damned.
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I NEVER eat or let friends eat in it myself, so I'll be damned if some drunk dude will be!
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Stunning to see, bewitching to hear, and altogether entertaining, this is one heavenly series worth your time — flaws be damned.
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Bianca decides to pull out the big guns to make another play at Drewski, his relationship with Sky be damned.
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The stuff in WWE's ring in 2016 was pretty damned great, with the exception of a stinker of a WrestleMania.
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Which is why I was so damned happy the other day when I remembered I could change my phone's wallpaper.
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Beginning down this pixelated tunnel of failure, I'm reminded of Hieronymus Bosch's "Fall of the Damned Into Hell" (before 1490).
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Her two adult sons are uninsured, including one with alcoholism and epilepsy who skipped treatment because "it's too damned expensive".
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Her signature approach, featuring lots of bare skin, feels decidedly (and eternally) spring/summer in nature — IRL weather be damned.
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And it is damned if it's going to let you get off your couch with any ideas to the contrary.
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Monte (Robert Pattinson) and his baby daughter are the last survivors of a damned and dangerous mission to deep space.
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" The message here is clear: two law degrees and a presidency be damned, the Obamas are not "one of us.
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Making katsuobushi is exactly the kind of project that the renaissance chef-turned-fishmonger loves to tackle—intimidation be damned.
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Instagram may be just seven years old, but it's damned near impossible to remember how we got on without it.
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Scorching summer temperatures be damned, these men were embarking on a three-hour training session—their second of the day.
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Priya, who's got some damned good reasons to be high-strung, jumped in her seat and looked ready to bolt.
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Dressed in a smoking jacket, he welcomes the damned to Hell and, consulting his clipboard, sorts them into groups. Lawyers?
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It's a weird fringe case, but it's exactly these fringe cases that makes building self-driving cars so damned hard.
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The dress code stipulated "royal attire," and we'll be damned if that purple — the color of royalty — carpet didn't deliver.
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Even though it inadvertently broke my damned heart, Punch Club 3DS was one of my favorite games of the year.
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It was like: Everyone else be damned, you're not going to rain on my parade, because I'm finally being me.
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IAN HARVEYFormer chief executiveBTG plcLondon There is a real problem with "questionable" science journals ("Publish and be damned", June 23rd).
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Or, maybe you change your mind about working late and decide to have a little fun, school night be damned.
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"Touch Too Much" featured on GTA IV: The Lost and Damned and in the Episodes From Liberty City expansion pack.
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The government's calculus for determining enemy combatants comes damned close to stating that if they died, they must be terrorists.
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And, if the eagerness with which my colleagues vied to nuzzle an anthropomorphic pillow is any indicator, it's damned cute.
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Lorelai and Rory were always meant to grow together, the two of them against the world, everyone else be damned.
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But naysayers be damned, I had come up with this stupid idea, so I had to go through with it.
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But the segment is there to authenticate the meeting: They are there to bridge a divide, partisan audiences be damned!
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Every demand that contemporary women artists be young, thin, and as aesthetically similar to Nicki Minaj as possible be damned.
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Focus on the screen be damned, I'll still leave with popcorn-chewing memories from the guy two rows behind me.
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They're clearly frustrated and looking for a way to voice their concerns — public eye be damned (and maybe even embraced).
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The 59-year-old strapped on his riding boots but, equestrian be damned -- shorts and a T-shirt will do.
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Is Rousey back because she wants to get one more in the win column before she quits, Holm be damned?
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A few years ago, I held the belief that a quality phone was a quality phone, the price be damned.
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That was published in 1894, and I'll be damned if they aren't having the same conversation we're having right now.
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In 2015, Damned intended to purchase Hell for $999,666 — the original asking price set by Hell's unofficial mayor, John Colone.
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It collects Ingham's personal photos of bands like the Damned, the Clash, and the youngsters of the fabled Bromley Contingent.
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People should understand how the companies they're giving their money to function and what they really believe — niceties be damned.
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The statement by Pam Van Damned gave no details but said an update would follow in the coming days. bit.
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But Fran and Hannah do cross paths with Adam (who, it must be said, looks damned dapper in a suit).
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"Frankly, I would rather be chastised from the altar than to be damned for not allowing justice to be done."
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The director's adaptation of Visconti's 1969 movie "The Damned" will have its world premiere at the Festival d'Avignon in July.
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Actual safety doesn't matter; as the Deerfield lawmakers said, what matters more is a "sense of safety" — rights be damned.
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It's an art about being saved or damned, with religious authorities wielding the judicial or executive power to decide which.
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He picked me up at 6AM the first day — jet lag be damned — and we went to a spot immediately.
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"Nothing is new," Sing tells me, but he'll be damned if that's stopping them from messing with postpunk's hallowed formulas.
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The Beach Boys also have corporate sponsors, purists be damned, and once got free Corvettes when Chevrolet sponsored their tour.
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Previously impossible to capture photos are now easily possible â€" lens distortion be damned â€" with the ultra-wide camera.
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And damned if it doesn't also describe every story and novel Stephen King has written for over four decades now.
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Twitter is full of stories from young people whose parents simply won't consider postponing that getaway—ongoing pandemic be damned.
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Damned if it didn't become fun, a kind of sport, the sort of thing you never imagine meditation to be.
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Whether skinning a deer, shopping a general store's shelves and catalog, or cleaning his gun, Arthur takes his damned time.
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I know people are afraid of it, but when you compare it with Trumpian capitalism, it looks pretty damned good.
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I know that damned Douglass; he's just like any nigger, and would sooner cut a white man's throat than not.
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Other filmmakers are happy to follow their genre premises wherever they may take them, messages and story morals be damned.
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Probably not; this is an unhappy, God-damned world, and it doesn't hold out much hope or help for anyone.
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The mythical Greek was damned eternally to roll a boulder up a hill and watch it roll back down again.
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"I'll be damned if I'm going to stand by and lose this election to this man," he said of Trump.
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SOCIALIZING MAY TAKE its toll on Almodóvar these days, but I'll be damned if he's not still good at it.
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And politicians can say whatever they think sounds good and think they can get away with it — facts be damned.
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Damned Either Way Steve Almond: One of the great things about Jane Austen is that she just keeps getting smarter.
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"This looks like '81, where they said, 'Deficit be damned, we want to do a tax cut,'" Mr. Thorndike said.
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With apologies to Mark Twain, there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and the utterances of Mahmoud Abbas.
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Entire swaths of society seem unable to separate truth from fiction, retreating into ideological camps, the actual facts be damned.
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On the other hand, the damned thing was heavy, and estrogen had taken its toll on my upper-body strength.
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In fact, SoftBank's whole deal is that they pump money into companies until they dominate the market, profits be damned.
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Last Jedi made more than twice Solo's opening weekend haul, tiny minority of whining (and mostly male) fans be damned.
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Price: $175 on Amazon Having a good headset can feel like cheating, and the Astro A50s are pretty damned great.
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And he'll be damned if he's told by some bureaucrat that he can't do what he wants on the border.
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But odds be damned, maybe you're determined to get an SNES Classic of your own tomorrow and play it all weekend.
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Eventually, some teams are going to get smart and just stop paying market value for anyone's UFA years, loyalty de damned.
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When a user pointed out that Kaine was calling for protesting and marching, Garrett was dismissive: Thoughts and prayers be damned.
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Despite all of this, Mr Zuma's dislike of Mr Gordhan was so great that he sacked him anyway, consequences be damned.
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"I'll be damned if I'm gonna let my grandfather do to you what he did to all those women," Jackson says.
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It made enough sense with the Labo experiences, because those are designed to be fast and fun, tech specs be damned.
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I've always been haunted by the notion that my own ideology — publish and be damned — got young Shydlovski jailed and beaten.
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The general consensus: Everyone's had their fill of Hiddleswift, and they'll be damned if the pair takes Reynolds down with them.
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In Bachelor Nation parlance, contestants are immediately damned if they are suspected to be on the show for the "wrong" reasons.
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And it's not just teams who've been trying to exploit whatever advantages they can find, spirit of fair play be damned.
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If Oreo, purveyor of the world's most perfect chocolate sandwich cookie, ran for president it would win — Hydrox cookies be damned.
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In an ideal world, everyone would be able to travel whenever they wanted to, money and vacation day allotment be damned.
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Face ID is easily the most hot-button topic to come out of Apple's iPhone event this week, notch be damned.
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The problem always came down to the details, to the implementation, to how you were going to ship the damned thing.
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A smorgasbord of New Game Stuff and Shiny Exploding Excitement and Fancy Pants Rhetoric and Lies Damned Lies is coming, promise.
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And I'll be damned if Instagram's soft focus, and even the odd lurch into blessedness, doesn't lower my defenses to advertising.
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Win or lose, good or bad—basketball results be damned—it's more fun to be part of that party than not.
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Despite singing the praises of an unprecedented economic boom, the president wants the Fed to lower interest rates, overheating be damned.
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That's completely ridiculous, and not just because the screams of the damned can only be heard at Newark-Liberty International Airport.
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Bananas be damned, considering how expensive and in-demand they are, avocados are absolutely the mercurial divas of the fruit world.
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I have been in backups there at all hours as traffic sorts itself out with reverberant, souls-of-the-damned honking.
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But mixed in too are those in the medical community who put their patients first, laws be damned, the report shows.
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To the president, though, it's just another asset to devalue for short-term political gain, the long-term consequences be damned.
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Journalists can get very pompous, especially in the formalized days of 'Meet the Press,' when they took themselves so damned seriously.
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Moore won the nomination because the Trumpified GOP base wanted a homophobic and Islamophobic senator—accusations of child molestation be damned.
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First released in 1991, the game focuses on the stories of the damned as they tried to survive the modern world.
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Outsiders and skeptics be damned: heavy metal is alive and well in New York City, and Iron fucking Maiden was playing.
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"You gotta be god damned lucky for 2100 years," Paul Marcus, who lived to be 210, once told the Denver Post.
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Everybody's favorite fatty fruit continues its viral rise to the top of the cultural food chain, shortages and "Guacalypse" be damned.
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The bill essentially provides Trump a license to raise U.S. tariffs at will, without congressional consent and international rules be damned.
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For six seasons, Game of Thrones fans have waited (and waited) for winter to come to the show, Whitewalkers be damned.
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Peter Weber's season of the long-running series ends tonight, and ABC will be damned if they let Coronavirus stop it.
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You can read the title of the USA drama "Damnation" a couple of ways — damn nation, damned nation — that both work.
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The ruler of the free world gets to eat like the dad in a 1950s sitcom, his cholesterol count be damned.
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Refugees are distinguished mainly by their suffering, while the villains—human traffickers, white nationalists—are damned by sudden death or defeat.
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He was rewarded with the cutting off both political and economic relations by a Saudi-led coalition: Arab unity be damned.
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And his reputation for standing up to the powers that be, consequences be damned, may face its stiffest test yet. video
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It's the kind of goofy pop philosophy that Star Wars has always traded in, sure, but damned if it doesn't work.
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Jaime & Cersei in "The Children"Season 4, episode 10 At last, the Lannister twins choose each other, conventions (and father) be damned.
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You don't sing or dance but you'll be damned if you don't have a Rihanna-like cat eye tonight—so you accept.
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And Duke is Duke, which means the Blue Devils could lose in the first round or win the whole damned thing again.
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Put together, this is a risky move that shows just how much the Trump administration wants to counter Iran — consequences be damned.
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Did they just type a sentence and walk away and this damned thing is continuously reassuring you that you're definitely getting fired?
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They fear courts may hear another cake shop case and order that stores must sell wedding accessories to gays — religion be damned.
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But he's become an industry stalwart, someone who has managed to make a name and a career for himself — legends be damned. ●
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After much outcry the company has relented and is issuing a rollback option — but they'll be damned if they admit any wrongdoing.
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In its 20-year history, Rockstar Games has garnered prestige for lavish playhouses where players can run amok, social mores be damned.
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He has a point: I don't know a soul who won't dance to "Don't Stop Believin'," do-not-play list be damned.
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I arrive early to put our name in and then have a glass of rosé outside by the fire, drizzle be damned!
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HERE in America, the country recently celebrated Memorial Day, when barbecues and pool openings mark the beginning of summer, astronomers be damned.
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But right now I want some, and it's O.K. I'm going to make a bright, colorful pepper-topped pizza, seasons be damned.
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They represent dangerous and unnecessary choices to goose a nation's theoretical military supremacy, incentivizing other nations to follow suit, risks be damned.
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And Nathalie Emmanuel as Ramsey gets a big final laugh line — by pointing out that nobody knows a damned thing about her.
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Since God alone knew who was saved and who damned, secular authorities in turn had (like it or not) to protect both.
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If you crashed early on Saturday night, there won't be a repeat of that apple-bobbing fail — Monday-morning meetings, be damned.
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No relationship is more important than that million dollars, so whatever Angela has going on with her boo at home be damned.
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If it weren't for the DMCA I'd love to watch the whole movie like this—Kubrick's expert use of color be damned.
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But San Francisco didn't, and in a bizarre twist it was the Giants, not the Cubs, who were damned last night. [MLB]
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Wikimedia Commons / JarektUploadBot Specifically, Desiderio is talking about the rows of the damned at the bottom of the painting, beneath the skeleton.
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They had traveled to Jersey in search of an authentic country food experience, and they'd be damned if they didn't get it.
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But those crunchy, fatty strips are just so damned versatile: there's no sandwich, no salad, no breakfast plate that bacon cannot improve.
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Small sample size be damned, it's impossible to say anything nice about a combination of players who're getting diced up that bad.
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It was much simpler to perform many of these tasks on a full-sized computer than on a Newton, portability be damned.
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The act he was forced to play out damaged his integrity and placed him in a damn or be damned compromising position.
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Prayers for the Damned, as with all of Sixx A.M.'s releases, focuses on the difficulty and struggle of working class life.
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The Dave & Busters chain kept some BattleTech pods running for a while, but even that damned the idea in its own way.
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" As the historian Rick Perlstein noted in his 2014 book The Invisible Bridge, "And the fact the president swore so damned much.
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He now is being damned for appearing to put his thumb on the scale of the presidential election without rhyme or reason.
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Do what it takes to get 270 electoral votes, and you get the real secrets — worldview or carelessness or talkativeness be damned.
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Electronics ban be damned, Qatar Airways is going to get its hard-working business travelers typing away on laptops no matter what.
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Christie's fanboyishness also goes some distance toward explaining his partisanship-be-damned association with President Obama in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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In Dante's Inferno, Odysseus (given his Latin name, Ulysses) is damned for deceitfulness and madly sails over the edge of the world.
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Playdek already did a brilliant adaptation of Twilight Struggle, and a pretty damned good adaptation of the wildly popular Lords of Waterdeep.
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Look at this drive and kick against Nikola Jokic's soft closeout: This guy is still very good, numbers and age be damned.
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Why couldn't the all-powerful Doomguy hold both at the same time, or, at the very least, find some damned duct tape?
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I knew "ethical consumption" wouldn't solve the world's problems, but I'd be damned if I wasn't going to give it my all.
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With its reach expanding in scope and depth outside of China, Didi may be the ridesharing company to watch — Uber be damned.
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But Banks recalled her mom shutting down those ideas immediately, saying she'd "be damned" if her child "starved" for the modeling industry.
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So, naturally, one of the very first things people want to know is whether or not the plane is any damned good.
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"Too Stupid to Die" stars sure know how to get a kick outta slapping each other ... blood, cuts and scars be damned.
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She probably wants to spend more time with her son, expectations be damned — but should she feel bad for that as well?
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The problems stem from the same amoral instinct to extract as much value from as many people as possible, consequences be damned.
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The Allens drove back out to California, where they resolved to use their combined savings to live like royalty, consequences be damned.
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If Melania wants to post a photo of herself using a Santa hat filter around the holidays she should, haters be damned.
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Beccafumi depicts God as an insubstantial being whose features are cloaked in inexplicable darkness, as impenetrable as the shadows engulfing the damned.
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Rationales have to do with composite things—migrants, swimmers, the selfish, the damned, the plural—but existence and sense belong to singularity.
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It's going to be a rough road to shake all this off for the White House, but damned if they won't try.
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He does as he pleases, expectations be damned, and indeed the most striking aspect of Trump's transition was an absence of humility.
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We start with LeBron who went this year as Jerome from TV's Martin, and did a pretty damned good job doing so.
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While The Damned are regularly cited as pioneers of punk, they did not become the go-to poster boys of the genre.
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As The Damned, how did it feel to always stand your ground making your own style of music in the punk scene?
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But if "The Damned" is an indicator of what's ahead in this "All-Out War" against Negan and his Saviors, we're in trouble.
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Dr. Shirley's not exactly a winner living out loud in Green Book, but I'll be damned if Ali didn't make him look good.
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In extraordinary cases, the president overrules that decision — and that's what Trump did to favor his son-in-law, security concerns be damned.
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In China, outcry over an editorial deeming #MeToo a Western issue shows how this is a global truth, different cultural values be damned.
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Trump, the Politico piece makes clear, is willing to accept as fact almost anything that's put in front of him, facts be damned.
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For those who are desperate for any Model 3, price be damned, their best option is to pick the dual motor performance version.
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Further work into primes could also tell us a bit more about mathematics and why it's so damned good at describing the universe.
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Either way, we're sure pretty much everyone could agree that a jetpack-cat would be a great addition to Overwatch, logistics be damned.
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"Leftist terrorism": Political blame game begins after Virginia shooting "Leftist terrorism": Political blame game begins after Virginia shooting Thoughts and prayers be damned.
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This is her day to truly inspire fear in her new loyal subjects, and she's going to do it, character consistency be damned!
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It has some of its influences' worst impulses, which let it go over the top in almost every way, good sense be damned.
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In the clips ahead, it's out with the body makeup and in with the socks, maple syrup, and nunchucks — suggestive candlelight be damned.
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Thor and his put-upon roommate Darryl are back in a new short that needs to be a movie, Thor Ragnarok be damned.
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Performativity and outward presentation forced by our oppressive social structures be damned: art, my friends, has no gender, and MTV knows it, baby.
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He apologized for having damned her to a "life of mediocrity" should she choose Bryan Abasolo and his pathologically eager-to-marry promises.
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Summer is synonymous with rosé season... and we'll be damned if you remove our pale pink wine from our grasp before Labor Day.
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If you can do something that no one else can or is willing to, then you absolutely should do it, practicality be damned.
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The limited contact with the West imposed by the Japanese regime created endless curiosity that artists were eager to satisfy, accuracy be damned.
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Yet Cuphead understands that we gladly suffered through sadistic games like Contra and Battletoads years ago because they just looked so damned cool.
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In his acceptance speech, Mr Guaidó damned Mr Maduro's presidency as illegitimate and called on the army to help "restore the constitutional order".
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Bismarck famously predicted that "some damned foolish thing in the Balkans" would start a European war (he was eventually proved right in 1914).
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Episode 2 of Season 8, "The Damned," saw the plan for the future of the war take shape as a familiar face returned.
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It's just a cute little nod, sure — but it shows just how damned agile Epic has gotten at making changes to this game.
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Queen of the Damned, starring Stuart Townsend as Lestat and the late singer Aaliyah as the eponymous vampire queen, hit theaters in 2002.
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Killer7 was developed by Goichi Suda's Grasshopper Manufacture, the studio behind games like No More Heroes, Shadows of the Damned, and Lollipop Chainsaw.
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After all, Sprouse and Reinhart have been notoriously tight-lipped about any potential sparks between them, selfies and heartwarming Instagram posts be damned.
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A truly stolen election would be a national emergency—and so might a widespread belief that the election was stolen, evidence be damned.
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The uncensored version of the member only shows up in print editions of 'Batman: Damned,' which are out in comic book stores now.
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Republicans in Congress failed to repeal Obamacare, but Republicans in Idaho are trying to do it themselves — law of the land be damned.
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Instead of Gronk, he found Tamba Hali, who was this damned close to an interception and maybe even a game-tying pick-six.
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When it's pushed up against Smith's album, the Danish philosopher's Either/Or can be boiled down to that damned-if-you-do worldview.
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The sensibility of the moment is expressed in the extreme by WikiLeaks, which elevates disclosure to a matter of ideology, consequences be damned.
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Stephanie Clifford is a woman who stood up to tell her story on TV, to take on the powerful, the consequences be damned.
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It then continued on to Cleveland, where the giddy denizens awaiting them surely believed that other championships would follow, the Yankees be damned.
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"I have seven grandchildren, and I'm going to be damned if I'm going to leave them a planet that is unhealthy and uninhabitable,"
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How to sort the good ones from the bad ones—the saved from the damned—is a question that religions exist to answer.
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In class, the boy had struggled over two plus three, like he didn't know how many damned fingers he had on his hand.
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Despite the barely-there swimwear, Ora doesn't seem to have any pause about taking a plunge into the sea ... wardrobe malfunctions be damned.
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No matter what the executives said, employees stubbornly remained fixated on getting off the phone as quickly as possible, customer service be damned.
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"Damned if I'm not going to ask Kendrick Lamar to be on the show if I get an in there," he told me.
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The Cubs have not won a championship in more than a century, and many fans are convinced the franchise is cursed, spooked, damned.
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During those 163 minutes, the Sixers have been damned near impossible to stop, scoring at a rate of 111.8 points per 100 possessions.
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At its most extreme depth, the drill had pierced a super-hot cavity, and scientists thought they heard the screams of "damned souls".
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Now a leading conservative journalist and pundit is making damned sure that a leading Republican politician has an explicit position on mass deportation.
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That's exactly the boy I wanted when I was seven, and it's still the sort of man I want today—Koopas be damned.
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Why it matters: A pugnacious left, along with President Trump's court victories, is showing what strong, niceties-be-damned politics can get you.
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You could head right to its front doorstep after completing the intro and face down the final boss, circumstance and formality be damned.
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Their claims to fame are based on shaky ground, and they were created to attract tourists and make money — historical facts be damned.
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Lately, she's also gotten into the step-tracking fitness craze, so she walks around the office on her cellphone bouncing that damned ball.
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Party be damned — the fate of the nation was more important, and it was time for Congress to stand up as an institution!
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"Not six months in the first year of Congress, that's for damned sure," said Representative Joe Cunningham, a freshman Democrat from South Carolina.
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It didn't affect it one damned bit, because I watch college basketball with the expectation that I'm not here to watch professional basketball.
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It sends a terrible message to our young people: Exploit every advantage to gain the upper hand, morality and fair play be damned.
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But the moments when, say, Wick says he worries about being damned are brushed aside by Stahelski's sheer skill at staging operatic action.
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With "The Damned" [based on Luchino Visconti's 1969 film about Nazi-era German aristocrats] in 2016, I avoided doing something [overt] about Hitler.
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The speed with which you do this might change based on how heavy a build you have, but it's always pretty damned fast.
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But the problems stem from the same amoral instinct to extract as much value from as many people as possible, consequences be damned.
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Filippone and Wolf, the two respirator suppliers, both said hospitals could make the choice to use the second-tier respirators, liability be damned.
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It's signs like this that have reassured Shakira that with Piqué, there's no question that theirs is a forever love, labels be damned.
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I am proud to be included in this meeting and have transparency into the direction the company is headed (imposter syndrome be damned!).
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Whatever the law is — however arbitrary, however excessive or unnecessary — it is to be enforced brutally, the rights of individual citizens be damned.
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He prayed and pondered, pleaded and struggled, until, finally, he surrendered, deciding to trust in the authority of the Bible, doubts be damned.
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They proposed that leaders possessed certain personality traits—courage, decisiveness, intelligence, attractiveness, and so on—that made them intrinsically followable, bureaucracy be damned.
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No one knows exactly where it came from—probably Long Island—but we'll be damned if it doesn't make us appreciate our grandmas.
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Lena Headey says she won't be returning her son to L.A. anytime soon -- father's wishes be damned -- because the American education system sucks.
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Shadows of the Damned sold just 24,000 copies in its first month in 2011, dooming the game to, at best, cult classic status.
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In Hollywood the down-and-out fighter story is evergreen and ever-giving, finding new life with each successive generation of damned sentimentalists.
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