It's about people finding love in spite of violence, in spite of poverty, in spite of racism.
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"In spite of the angst, in spite of the shouts, in spite of the emotion, I hear what you say," Williams said.
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In spite of all the losses she's suffered, in spite of impossible odds.
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And I ... it's like winning in spite of, I won in spite of at ESPN.
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In spite of that — in spite of everything — Clinton still won the popular vote by almost 3 million.
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"in spite of all circumstances, in spite of every moment that feels impossible, and in spite of everything your head may tell you, it STILL works if you work it, one day at a time ❤️🙏🏼" she said.
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Companies were aggressively expanding capital expenditures in 1966 in spite of rising rates then, while they are continuing to delay capex today in spite of declining rates.
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But in spite of that warped mirroring, and in spite of its familiar VH1 "Behind the Music" rise-fall-redemption structure, "Her Smell" is no musical biopic.
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IT'S MAYBE SHOCKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND, THAT IN SPITE OF GEOPOLITICS SOMETIMES, IN SPITE OF WASHINGTON, THAT RESILIENCY AND STRENGTH IN THAT SYSTEM IS PRETTY GOOD.
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In spite of the injuries, the shoulder problems and the line drive off the forearm, in spite of the passage of time and the franchise's lack of success.
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"In spite of his charisma, in spite of his Machiavellian skills in winning over enemies, he has these big problems that I think no one can solve," Lam said.
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But in spite of the action antics, the series feels more pedestrian this time around, in spite of the trailer scene where Hobbs redirects a missile with his bare hands.
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The level of popular support for President Putin is very high, even in spite of the sanctions, even in spite of the fact that the rouble fell down quite dramatically.
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In spite of all of the national and international conflicts, in spite of all of the natural and human-caused disasters, and in spite of the continual and varied challenges to our national and personal dignities, we can occasionally work together to accomplish something so amazing that it borders on the magical.
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And Isinbayeva had been allowed to run in spite of her ban, and in spite of missing the deadline to declare her candidacy by a month, according to Inside the Games.
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He won this year in spite of his words and he can succeed as President in spite of them, too -- so long as voters continue to take him seriously but not literally.
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In spite of that, some people just won't give up.
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Really good news in spite of all of this sadly.
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She never gave up in spite of all the pain.
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The trick is to love them in spite of it.
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In spite of its success, Google's certainly not an island.
|
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In spite of all this backing for 26G, hurdles exist.
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In spite of these bright spots, Pichai got off easy.
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The series made me laugh in spite of my sadness.
|
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The mountain of debt prevails in spite of economic warnings.
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In spite of that, however, the home stretch feels rushed.
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In spite of all that, Zuma remains a popular figure.
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In spite of underrepresentation, women of color assert their power.
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"I think she might like me in spite of that."
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We can still be beautiful in spite of our imperfections.
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In spite of his promotion, Florentino was far from satisfied.
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In spite of it all, Musk continues to log on.
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In spite of a persuasive sales pitch, New York literary
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We enjoy your craft in spite of our political differences.
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In spite of my tormenting fury I remain relatively cool.
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The agreement could succeed in spite of the United States.
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But in spite of evidence of corruption and conflicts of
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And yet, in spite of it all, I do so.
|
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Trump keeps his base fired up in spite of it.
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In spite of all her subterfuge America had found her.
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I believe she will still win in spite of me.
|
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In spite of last year's losses, FIFA is not hurting.
|
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In spite of its quiet release, it's worth your attention.
|
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And that's both because and in spite of LeBron James.
|
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So why'd you keep pursuing it in spite of that?
|
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In spite of the manifold misconceptions, donating is relatively painless.
|
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In spite of their actions, I often find them likable.
|
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But, Mr. Pegg said, in spite of preparation, challenges persist.
|
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Kipling's Kim in spite of the many ironies about him?
|
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In spite of this, I can't seem to lose weight.
|
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In spite of this tragic experience, I still feel fortunate.
|
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In spite of the smaller acreage, production has gone up.
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In spite of the smaller acreage, production has gone up.
|
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Mass transit makes it possible, almost in spite of itself.
|
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They are supporting Donald Trump in spite of those comments.
|
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And in spite of its magnificence, I wouldn't stop there.
|
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In spite of his machinations, the Fifth District elected Madison.
|
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In spite of everything, I believe it was worth it.
|
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Vacanti, in spite of his concerns, joined in the adulation.
|
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Yet the region has thrived in spite of the naysayers.
|
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Was it in spite of, or because of, its rarity?
|
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Britain insists on spending 0.7 percent of its gross domestic product on foreign aid, in spite of occasional difficulties in finding suitable projects and in spite of domestic suffering caused by austerity at home.
|
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Instead of being grateful to the men who did the minimum, we'll give thanks to the women who did something extraordinary: told their stories, in spite of the consequences, in spite of the cost.
|
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That Trump won the presidential election in spite of his sexism, in spite of the fact that he was caught on tape admitting to sexual assault, says something significant about the electorate's indifference to misogyny.
|
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That's in spite of Uber's persistent attempt to undercut Yandex's prices.
|
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Lady Gaga has long understood this, in spite of her critics.
|
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But most importantly, you keep trying in spite of all this.
|
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In spite of its intentions, things are not fine at Facebook.
|
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In spite of any gripe, I like the Google Home Max.
|
|
But in spite of the bad things, he's done more good.
|
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We've continued our investment in Brazil, in spite of the recession.
|
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In spite of being based on Android, it has no apps.
|
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Yet in spite of it all, I have to keep going.
|
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Booze everywhere in spite of the many neon "alcohol prohibited" signs.
|
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In spite of his lonely situation, Liu sees a silver lining.
|
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And how they only succeed in spite of its ignorant leaders.
|
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But SoundCloud, in spite of these struggles, still has its champions.
|
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In spite of my complaints, the flip phone won me over.
|
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In spite of this, JPMorgan executives appeared to play down concern.
|
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This is all in spite of Faber not holding a title.
|
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Twitter has succeeded up until this point in spite of itself.
|
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Would you believe she can't stop herself in spite of that?
|
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"In spite of what's happening, we will make changes," Fonda continued.
|
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In spite of so many thoughts and prayers from so many.
|
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In spite of what would seem to be fundamental differences in
|
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But in spite of ourselves we find we still like you.
|
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In spite of the bonding condition, they had passion for life.
|
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Things were getting serious, in spite of all my best efforts.
|
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He succeeds in spite of all the losers and the haters.
|
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In spite of those difficulties, the European project remains on track.
|
|
"That I still love him, in spite of everything," she said.
|
|
The Nats won in spite of Treinen, not because of him.
|
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Maybe that's what makes people love Kotti in spite of everything.
|
|
In spite of that, France is given such a condescending treatment.
|
|
" She goes on, "...in spite of my plenitude, I was lonely.
|
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The government let you in, in spite of long barring you.
|
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Or if I dance well, it is in spite of them.
|
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In spite of these bright spots, there are still threatening clouds.
|
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The song evokes a yearning for freedom in spite of obstacles.
|
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In spite of such treatment, we will not surrender to it.
|
|
In spite of the sanctions against him, Mr. Herrou is unrepentant.
|
|
In spite of this early childhood trauma, I really like cats.
|
|
The Craby Clams, in spite of being misspelled, are a must.
|
|
Yet in spite of it, and despite the protracted Sino-U.
|
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They love him because of it, not in spite of it.
|
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And yet the show ends with hopefulness, in spite of everything.
|
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In spite of their inherent sadness, the stories were also entertaining.
|
|
It has gained power in spite of its weak empirical underpinnings.
|
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Now my creation was proving a point in spite of me.
|
|
In spite of the seemingly forward momentum, Canney reports enormous challenges.
|
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We're safe not in spite of immigrants but because of immigrants.
|
|
Things are not perfect today in spite of all these efforts.
|
|
In spite of this setback, Malone continued to experiment with chemistry.
|
|
In spite of these odds, she went from washerwoman to businesswoman.
|
|
You watch him win the election, in spite of all this.
|
|
Despite giving the sermon in 1990, Wright's interpretation of the painting is particularly appropriate today: "In spite of being on a world torn by war, in spite of being on a world destroyed by hate and decimated by distrust, in spite of being on a world where famine and greed are uneasy bed partners, in spite of being on a world where apartheid and apathy feed the fires of racism and hatred, in spite of being on a world where nuclear nightmare draws closer with each second, in spite of being on a ticking time bomb, with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music … to have the audacity to hope" To hope is not the same as to wish.
|
|
In spite of his grasping ambition and her position in the crossfire during his now-ended war with her boss, and in spite of how Chuck outed them both as sadomasochists, she wants him to be happy.
|
|
In spite of the criticism however, the option soon returned in February.
|
|
That's in spite of a UN ruling against China on the issue.
|
|
It means working to make others feel welcome in spite of differences.
|
|
And he didn't do it in spite of Duterte's brutal drug war.
|
|
The emotional drama continues to succeed in spite of its mawkish tendencies.
|
|
If Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is notable, it's notable in spite of itself.
|
|
In spite of his list of concerns, Zeaiter sought to reassure travelers.
|
|
You're not here in spite of it you're here because of it.
|
|
In spite of his job, Baby isn't a bad guy at heart.
|
|
He continued to treat athletes at that time in spite of complaints.
|
|
In spite of Facebook's claims, there are reasons to doubt these numbers.
|
|
On Facebook, Jones continues to have a platform in spite of criticism.
|
|
This committee knows that in spite of what you have been told.
|
|
This is in spite of Rousseff's suspension Thursday and impending impeachment trial.
|
|
Yet the anthropologist in me is intrigued in spite of my discomfort.
|
|
And in spite of terrorist bombings and tunnels, Israel will remain democratic.
|
|
"I'm not doing this in spite of him," Bailey says of Pence.
|
|
The stocks gains came in spite of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
|
|
This is typically in spite of her past hardships and traumatic experiences.
|
|
Good software, in spite of its name, is incredibly hard to do.
|
|
But it's clear that the practice continues, in spite of police action.
|
|
Market forces are often best of all, in spite of information asymmetries.
|
|
Yet in spite of this weakness, only four teams conceded fewer points.
|
|
I repeat nothing has touched the President in spite of their claim.
|
|
In spite of the directness of its title, "Sharp Objects" unspools slowly.
|
|
By noon, it was dead, in spite of some fairly light usage.
|
|
However, in spite of that, the game has a lot of momentum.
|
|
In spite of the wide rollout, there are still some limitations here.
|
|
In spite of her plunkiness, Kelly admirably stuck to her original goal.
|
|
In spite of the risk, there is growing enthusiasm for the industry.
|
|
We won our primaries in spite of them, not because of them.
|
|
In spite of that, the way forward looks daunting to many people.
|
|
I'm happy to report it's pretty good, in spite of its microtransactions.
|
|
Go deeper: News Corp's criticism has increased in spite of Facebook's efforts.
|
|
"In spite of your pain… Excellent… Like a professional," wrote one user.
|
|
They came in spite of intimidation from foremen and fear of deportation.
|
|
In spite of the valiant efforts of the great Islamic scholars of
|
|
In spite of its heft, this tome is a real page turner.
|
|
All the speakers were in evening dress, in spite of the thermometer.
|
|
Yes, that's in spite of the reported $3 million-ish asking price.
|
|
In spite of my various convictions, nihilism had rubbed off on me.
|
|
Taylor suggested that there is hope in spite of the perilous conditions.
|
|
In spite of Mr. Cooke's assurances, however, the happy ending was premature.
|
|
Pyongyang's latest addition to its skyline has risen in spite of sanctions.
|
|
Give me something within my control, in spite of all the chaos.
|
|
They held up in spite of Manning's offense sputtering the entire game.
|
|
However, in spite of this, my life since then has been awesome.
|
|
"In spite of that, these countries couldn't mitigate the impact of coronavirus."
|
|
We are successful because of being remote, not in spite of it.
|
|
President Trump, in spite of relatively strong economic indicators, is pretty unpopular.
|
|
And if so, do you continue in spite of those negative consequences?
|
|
In spite of all of the tabloid drama, they're model fourth graders.
|
|
And yet, in spite of these risks, despots thrive on this uncertainty.
|
|
In spite of its maritime title, it evokes nothing of the kind.
|
|
And the league, in spite of itself, has a muscular charitable wing.
|
|
" Goelman stressed that in spite of everything, Strzok "did want to stay.
|
|
In spite of herself, she forgives him and releases him to marry.
|
|
In spite of herself, Frances has stumbled straight into a love story.
|
|
Bolt is the fastest sprinter ever in spite of — or because of?
|
|
That's in spite of tremendous resources, multiple generations and years of iteration.
|
|
They persist in spite of the difficulties the world throws at them.
|
|
And yet I was, in spite of that, kind of boy-crazy.
|
|
This morning, in spite of it all, Huawei unveiled its latest flagship.
|
|
The beat comes in spite of declining wholesale volumes, GM said Tuesday.
|
|
But perhaps the strangest thing about A.L.T. is that, in spite of all the wild and confusing things it does, in spite of all its weird ugliness, it actually seems to all make a strange kind of sense.
|
|
He joined the majority opinion in full, upholding President Trump's travel ban in spite of the prejudice against Muslims that originally drove it and in spite of his own commitment to tolerance and freedom of religion and expression.
|
|
Like Gaiman's signature comics series, Sandman — which is also theoretically heading for the screen, in spite of many, many setbacks — it's a story about how myths change over time, in spite of or because of the world around them.
|
|
A circus of exceptional talent can succeed in spite of its irregular cast.
|
|
In spite of these successes, the television landscape is still far from perfect.
|
|
Hillary Clinton supporters refuse to give up in spite of last night's heartbreak.
|
|
This was in spite of all the affirmation of women's beauty around me.
|
|
And in spite of this, the LNAH provides an atmosphere suitable for families.
|
|
In spite of his physical condition, he released his third and final album.
|
|
And he had success because of it and not in spite of it.
|
|
"In spite of all the things in her world, she was so strong."
|
|
We turned out okay in spite of being spanked, not because of it.
|
|
That's in spite of the trade war that's weighing on the nation's economy.
|
|
In spite of their considerable bulk, these headphones feel decidedly flimsy and unconvincing.
|
|
I end up falling in love with the story, in spite of myself.
|
|
In spite of the need, some groups are not allowed to give blood.
|
|
In spite of only just announcing retail availability, Luma's been keeping pretty busy.
|
|
But Cranberry has some incredibly affecting moments in spite of those modest ambitions.
|
|
In spite of that, how do you stay true to who you are?
|
|
Scot and Jason aren't strategic monsters, either, in spite of their aggro reputations.
|
|
In spite of all the media hysteria, oh, look at "The Hills" poll.
|
|
Was he creepy because he was so smooth, or in spite of it?
|
|
"(Royals) aren't there in spite of us, but because of us," she said.
|
|
Look at how these queer koalas have forged community in spite of oppression:
|
|
She and her colleagues persevere in spite of arrest threats and constant censorship.
|
|
In spite of these issues, some believe these ads can help make change.
|
|
The backlog didn't happen in spite of Congress; it happened because of Congress.
|
|
In spite of what some may think, email is not being killed off.
|
|
Scott Derrickson's direction pulls the film together in spite of the dense mythology.
|
|
In spite of that, we saw a lot of users listening to podcasts.
|
|
Nor have firms raised wages much in spite of a tight job market.
|
|
He writes: In spite of your wonderful support my situation has become critical.
|
|
Canadian revenues have held up remarkably well in spite of these deep cuts.
|
|
And he managed to achieve all this in spite of leaving school early.
|
|
But in spite of all the princess-y hoopla, Moana looks pretty intriguing.
|
|
That shone through in this fight in spite of Dos Anjos' usual pressure.
|
|
"I still love him, in spite of everything," he said, his voice catching.
|
|
In spite of the heat, many of them wore sweaters and nylon jackets.
|
|
ISIS remains relevant not because of al-Baghdadi but in spite of him.
|
|
Cohen, yet again, found a way to be useful in spite of himself.
|
|
On this, Kramer and Immerwahr would surely agree, in spite of the sparks.
|
|
In spite of the list of weighty topics, the hearing could be lively.
|
|
In spite of all the mayhem and attitude, the overall mood is cautious.
|
|
In spite of the troubling Supreme Court gerrymandering ruling we continue to fight.
|
|
In spite of the troubling Supreme Court gerrymandering ruling we continue to fight.
|
|
Thanks to this, Duraludon can move quite quickly in spite of its appearance.
|
|
Naturally, we will provide them for our people in spite of US efforts.
|
|
Those upbeat results came in spite of a decline in wealth management revenue.
|
|
The world must redouble efforts to fix climate change -- in spite of Trump.
|
|
In spite of this, data is not transparently accounted for on balance sheets.
|
|
In spite of her achievement, Lomas didn't even get the satisfaction of visibility.
|
|
His eyes were open in spite of the total darkness that enclosed him.
|
|
I don't need their permission to exist, I exist in spite of them.
|
|
In spite of the difficult source material, the result is rich with drama.
|
|
This is partly because of Mr. Trump and partly in spite of him.
|
|
In spite of the market's rockiness, insurers are discovering their customers were loyal.
|
|
Ultimately, it's a flashy, well-acted show, but often in spite of itself.
|
|
A reminder that life goes on, I guess, sometimes in spite of us.
|
|
Its soul is sentimental, conventional and timid in spite of its hero's bravado.
|
|
In spite of all that, he seemed shy, startled by his own fame.
|
|
I have my living child because of, not in spite of, medical science.
|
|
"The poem is an invention that exists in spite of history," she said.
|
|
In spite of our agonizing history, Native American people find much to celebrate.
|
|
In spite of all this, however, the Griswolds do occasionally have their moments.
|
|
Come May 9, he may win yet another election in spite of it.
|
|
In spite of his success, Gostkowski leaves a complicated legacy in New England.
|
|
In spite of his success, Gostkowski leaves a complicated legacy in New England.
|
|
The world of Odyssey feels claustrophobic in spite of its awe-inspiring dimensions.
|
|
We also know how to move forward in spite of this hostile administration.
|
|
Swamps are fecund and productive because of, not in spite of, their diversity.
|
|
And it has managed to do that in spite of disorder in Washington.
|
|
His hands are mysteriously baby-skin soft in spite of all the scrubbing.
|
|
The women, in spite of everything, might be having a little more fun.
|
|
In spite of the format's growing pains, I remain a champion of it.
|
|
Mose Allison said that he made it in spite of the music business.
|
|
That's not government of the people; it's government in spite of the people.
|
|
Tiquet calls the shy Benyahia "Boss," in spite of the older man's protestations.
|
|
We evaluate whether it's important to do so in spite of his opposition.
|
|
In spite of Friday's gains, it's been a rough year for the dollar.
|
|
In spite of the weakness analysts at some big investment banks were upbeat.
|
|
In spite of the tender title, First Love isn't primarily focused on romance.
|
|
Chef CEO says he'll continue to work with ICE in spite of protests
|
|
Walsh said IAG was well positioned to grow in spite of those headwinds.
|
|
In spite of the guilt I suffered, I was obsessed by my desire.
|
|
In other cases, bipartisanship has guaranteed passage in spite of significant Democratic opposition.
|
|
In spite of these achievements, those first years of Chile's independence were fraught.
|
|
This is in spite of a concerted political push to tackle aggressive avoidance.
|
|
There's too much order and belief in markets in spite of big losses.
|
|
They sent them there to learn how to excel in spite of it.
|
|
In spite of this manipulation, there is still resolution between Kaneisha and Jim.
|
|
However, in spite of liberal censorship rules, the cinema of Japan was conservative.
|
|
And yet, in spite of all this, Life Without Sound is stubbornly hopeful.
|
|
In spite of what most may think, people rarely go longer than that.
|
|
In short, I have achieved, in spite of — and because of — the heartbreak.
|
|
They will not be really efficacious until you're the kind of enthusiast who will stay home to follow the first type in spite of a grand invitation, or go out and follow the second in spite of wind, sleet, or rain.
|
|
We continue to live in and build a networked world in spite of all those harms and threats — in spite of not knowing what benefits actually emerge from, say, building football-playing robots capable of defeating a FIFA World Cup champion.
|
|
The book is an achievement in virtue of this, not in spite of it.
|
|
In spite of everything, we made it through 2018, a year that felt eternal.
|
|
"In spite of a not guilty verdict, women are still being believed," she said.
|
|
This in spite of the dramatic differences in the two countries' types of government.
|
|
Trump's team argued he's still in line to win outright — in spite of Wisconsin.
|
|
In spite of Silicon Valley's awesome technology, human capital remains its most valuable resource.
|
|
"In spite of these improvements, there are some clear limits to equivalence," he said.
|
|
Yet somehow, in spite of people's ignorance, they created and navigate the modern world.
|
|
In spite of an anticipated record gasoline demand season, there is plenty of inventory.
|
|
In spite of what officials like to argue, Iowa is never about the delegates.
|
|
In spite of Aja's decent track record, his movie wasn't widely screened for press.
|
|
You need to find a way to rise above it in spite of him.
|
|
Change Agent isn't frustrating in spite of its good ideas, but because of them.
|
|
This expression highlights how markets often trend in spite of how people are feeling.
|
|
In spite of all this power, they live in isolation because they fear exposure.
|
|
Western countries, prioritising stability, endorsed past Iraqi elections, in spite of accusations of fraud.
|
|
In spite of all of this, Fujifilm appears to be bullish in its projections.
|
|
Yes, the AirPods are designed for function first, in spite of their stylized appearance.
|
|
And that's in spite of playing a character who's jumbled and at times illogical.
|
|
Working moms are managing to make it in spite of the systems at play.
|
|
In spite of the more aghast reviews, Holmes isn't an outright crime against comedy.
|
|
In spite of the name, the new service is not really a single cloud.
|
|
In spite of backlash, women of color make their diverse and distinct voices heard.
|
|
In spite of its rapid growth, however, little actual manufacturing is occurring in India.
|
|
The trial resumed Thursday in spite of Park's second absence and refusal to testify.
|
|
In spite of all the bad press, Facebook itself clearly benefits from that proliferation.
|
|
In spite of positive reviews, the company reportedly only shipped 88,000 phones in 2017.
|
|
In spite of my personal afterparty fail, the offerings were wide and far-reaching.
|
|
But in spite of the geological soundness of the site, there were grumblings elsewhere.
|
|
Perversely, in spite of that, those trade surplus areas are getting a free pass.
|
|
This is in spite of official data showing Chinese factory activity slowed in February.
|
|
In spite of it all, I didn't drink—a feat I now consider miraculous.
|
|
Congressional Republicans' only chance is to pass this legislation in spite of the President.
|
|
I still plan to have a review this week, in spite of, well, everything.
|
|
But this content is fun in spite of existing hardware, not because of it.
|
|
In spite of my best efforts, I couldn't get a jury to believe her.
|
|
"This was achieved in spite of the challenging dynamics in our markets," he said.
|
|
Perhaps Republicans will coalesce to pass a repeal bill in spite of these difficulties.
|
|
And it succeeds—not in spite of Tracey's childlike mistakes, but because of them.
|
|
So in spite of its name, Fiber is now looking at another option: wireless.
|
|
This, in spite of the fact that demand has grown among America's private enterprises.
|
|
Zuckerberg is pushing forward with his vision in spite of the technology's current shortcomings.
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Either way, Mr. Sanders's success — in spite of weakness among wealthy Democrats — is important.
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That the economy is thriving because of his leadership, not in spite of it.
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I felt, in spite of everything, that Mirta and I owed him a lot.
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In October, the , in spite of the low inflation that weighs on market sentiment.
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In spite of reports of about 1,000 guests, he said there were about 500.
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Indeed, the operation happened in spite of — and not because of — the president's actions.
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In spite of the score today, this was by no means easy at all.
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The company saw a 50 percent jump in revenue in spite of mounting concerns.
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In spite of what I want, I will go with what the voters want.
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Auctions, however, have not taken off, in spite of lower fees and less underpricing.
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It's stubbornly peppy in spite of the gloom and reassuringly human through the electrics.
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In spite of this troubling stat, productivity actually rose, according to Ball State's report.
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Above all, Konnichiwa thrives because it's a grime album, not in spite of it.
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In spite of all her accomplishments, she had great difficulty getting her work performed.
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In spite of his protestations he has been sent to the Bonne Nouvelle prison.
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We know that this fight continues in spite of the outcome of this election.
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In spite of their mutual hostility, he and Tony have a lot in common.
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In spite of the slowdown, other luxury projects have still set audacious sales goals.
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In spite of this, I wanted to maintain our friendship and work through it.
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Tourism to Houston overall, in spite of Harvey, is poised to grow this year.
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In spite of the Yorn migration, "Caretakers" seems to have Montville on its mind.
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In spite of the obstacles being placed in our way, we must move forward.
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What is especially touching here is her empathy, in spite of all that sadness.
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Had the Irish gotten the vote because of, or in spite of, English civilization?
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As the 2018 elections demonstrated, women have no problem winning in spite of sexism.
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And all the writing I've done and will do is in spite of you.
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In spite of the roundup, though, the case so far has produced limited results.
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Healthcare businesses are going strong in spite of slower hiring across the US economy.
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Yes, that's in spite of an alleged trade deal brewing between the two countries.
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In spite of that caution, Trump is signaling he's eager for a shake-up.
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In spite of my herculean status, I got stuck repeatedly in composing this article.
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Alex Jones's audience adores him because of his artifice, not in spite of it.
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In spite of its demographics, both forces are now propelling the Japanese economy forward.
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So no, in spite of gridlock we'll grow at maybe 1.5 or 2 percent.
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It became something women wanted to accessorize with, in spite of its contentious history.
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In spite of all this, adjustment videos on YouTube are only becoming more popular.
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In spite of the threats that India's tiger population faces, numbers are gradually rising.
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They are serious not in spite of their facetiousness but by means of it.
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And this, in spite of the vast ideological and political gulf between the two.
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In spite of this, none of the tenants removed their belongings from the building.
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In spite of what she has built, Ms. Schreiber is measured about FabScrap's success.
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Either way, Mr. de Blasio was welcome in Iowa in spite of his indecision.
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Many workers come to Foxconn specifically for the overtime, not in spite of it.
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In spite of his dyspeptic start in Polynesia, and in spite of his dark and uneventful excursion to Norway, he shows himself throughout this collection (and in much of his work generally) to be a man who is quite capable of being overwhelmed.
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Iran's success appears to be in spite of its national attributes, not because of them.
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They planned to press on with their asylum requests in spite of the new rule.
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But Trump's campaign did not thrive in spite of his viciousness but because of it.
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This is not just cowardice, but choosing cowardice in spite of the most important evidence.
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This puts a greater burden on policy to sustain progress in spite of consumer disinterest.
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"Thaw promised he would take care of her in spite of her past," says Uruburu.
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Was Mr Trump mainly appealing to his supporters' economic concerns—in spite of his chauvinism?
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The movie didn't come together because of Weinstein; it came together in spite of him.
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He was elected not because of his personality and bombast, but in spite of it.
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She's really my biggest cheerleader and is so understanding in spite of her young age.
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In spite of this, white female voters show up by the millions for the GOP.
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To me, fearless is living in spite of those things that scare you to death.
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Mr Sessions could even try to launch a crackdown in spite of his boss's views.
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In spite of having a 43G radio, the MP02 can't access the internet at all.
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In spite of his physical limitations, my father is actively living a full, prosperous life.
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"Rabin, the Last Day" is not interesting in spite of its flaws as a film.
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In spite of this uptick in traffic and pedestrian stops, crime did not go down.
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This was in spite of world stocks hitting their highest in more than a year.
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And the bad news keeps on coming in spite of the recent uptick in price.
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He seemed different to me now, clueless and worried in spite of all his years.
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In spite of this dearth, it's commonly known that toddlers are frequently brutally honest communicators.
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Krappe said the relationship with Salesforce never really faltered in spite of the Steelbrick acquisition.
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In spite of their rapid increase in numbers, supply has yet to overwhelm the demand.
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You just reminded me things can be better in spite of that pointlessness and depression.
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It exists in principle but not in practice, in spite of a gargantuan legislative effort.
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As CNBC notes, the company's shares took a hit today, in spite of positive earnings.
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In spite of such baggage, however, the work is a tender depiction of conjugal love.
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But it floats along in spite of its gravity, thanks to Warren Ellis and co.
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If they do not, it is in spite of the best efforts of Bob Langert.
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In spite of what Samsung may tell you, the S9 isn't a reimagining of anything.
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In spite of today's overdoses, Andrea chases her fix and chooses to shoot up anyway.
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Yet in spite of this, 65% of Labour members still say they back their leader.
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The parole board's decision came in spite of pleas from her husband and her son.
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An annual pilgrimage of people, united in spite of sectarian beliefs, regional divisions and rivalries.
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In spite of his discoveries, LaBerge failed to attract much attention from the scientific establishment.
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Here, other Republicans, including the anti-Trump wing (in spite of themselves), are abetting him.
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She jumped up and then over a concrete bench in spite of her high heels.
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Yields were also up in spite of weak U.S. manufacturing, personal income and spending data.
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To challenge it, to escape its grasp, and to love oneself in spite of it.
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Yet, in spite of this, the loneliness he experiences itself becomes a point of eroticism.
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In spite of the issues, the deal edged steadily forward, and today it's finally complete.
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In spite of appearances, the "dirty dozen" list's purpose isn't simply to name and shame.
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She taught me about faith, spirituality, love, real love, unwavering love, in spite of myself.
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If the referee is siding with your opponent in spite of his cheating, you'll lose.
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In spite of this scenario, conventional wisdom continues to call for further public spending cuts.
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William was the man he was because of his addiction, not in spite of it.
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A year later, the service is growing, but that may be in spite of itself.
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Yields rose on Friday in spite of soft U.S. manufacturing, personal income and spending data.
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" She added, "Who loves you, not in spite of your weirdness, but because of it.
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In spite of these obstacles, rugby in the Pacific has three things going for it.
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Another thing that PeachDish taught me is that I crave luxury in spite of myself.
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They do this not in spite of the impact on people, but because of it.
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In spite of that, the Lions (3-3-493) never seem to be very good.
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In spite of the negative results, doctors still believed I had an inner ear problem.
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I think she's beginning to relax in spite of the uncomfortable surroundings, this unnatural exchange.
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He also noted that McCaskill has remained vulnerable in spite of Senate Majority PAC's spending.
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So they wanted to thoroughly test all the systems, in spite of the higher costs.
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Still, in spite of inefficiencies, the intention of the state is enough to cause havoc.
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In spite of this, they may end up claiming success, thanks to recent economic trends.
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This remains and may even be getting stronger in spite of the Democrats' best efforts.
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But, in spite of the government's involvement, she told him he should have said no.
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Clinton in spite of the fact that he trails her significantly in the delegate count.
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Moreover, he may indeed see political advantages in implying he does in spite of this.
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But let's be clear, Beshear won in spite of national Democrats, not because of them.
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You love your baby and detect a personal presence in spite of his grave disabilities.
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"She's perfect because of her Down syndrome, not in spite of it," Hart told Insider.
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Still, almost in spite of herself, she has become a formidable force in the campaign.
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In spite of that, California's infrastructure ranks in the bottom half of the 50 states.
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In spite of that elaborate presentation, the dish stands out as an example of resourcefulness.
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They continue to show very strong growth in Europe in spite of tough comparison figures.
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In spite of military mishaps, American forces overwhelmed Grenadian and Cuban forces on the island.
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Would my in-spite-of-it-all cheerful father have become depressed and stopped working?
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Nevertheless, in spite of, or because of, its simple narrative, Bachman's photograph became an icon.
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But in spite of the trade cloud, he sees a lot of reasons for optimism.
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In spite of that, the good Uncle did not even get a thank-you note.
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And they contribute more than anyone else to U.S. economic growth in spite of it.
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In spite of this, they evolved common body traits, like muscles and a nervous system.
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Turkish stocks and bonds have been rising, in spite of the country's debt being downgraded.
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Sale clearly loves his teammates and his job, in spite of his beef with management.
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In spite of this, I'm pretty happy with the longer, nonthematic across and down entries.
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In spite of his eloquent oration and Shaw's visible reconsideration, Ren's request is flatly denied.
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In spite of her own gastronomic preferences, Clarke is still knowledgeable about what she sells.
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In spite of the beatings, Junior dos Santos is very good at what he does.
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In spite of CoorDown's good intentions, its message was simultaneously received as equalizing and reductive.
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In spite of the fact that they cook around 6,600 pounds of pork every week.
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In spite of this tragedy, Ms. Rivera is motivated to get back to the classroom.
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None of these people succeeded in spite of the drama — they flourished because of it.
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There remains a possibility that Moore, like Trump, could win in spite of the controversy.
|
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Meanwhile, Biden is thundering to big victories in spite of spending a fraction of that.
|
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The word pictures that Wilson painted in 1919 remain beguiling, in spite of their overreach.
|
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But this iteration, in spite of a smattering of topical references, is steadfastly not political.
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I grew up loving Disney movies and still do, in spite of their troublesome aspects.
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But in spite of this indeterminacy, "On the Beach at Night Alone" is not difficult.
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In spite of government crackdowns and monitoring by international organizations, many workers still suffer abuse.
|
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These gains at the top are in spite of recent efforts to restrain C.E.O. pay.
|
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"In spite of everything, Kim lives on and continues to make a difference," she wrote.
|
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"In spite of our efforts to stop it, the virus is still spreading" (The Independent).
|
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"I'm trying to stay happy in spite of the news," said Derek Huston, a saxophonist.
|
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That's not in spite of their freedom from government control but precisely because of it.
|
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How his parents' marriage survived in spite of his father catching them in the act.
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They mesmerize us because we suspect them of deception, not in spite of that fact.
|
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Today, in spite of industrial entanglements, it still doesn't take long to find protected wilderness.
|
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This positive sentiment seen across markets is in spite of concerns surrounding trade and Brexit.
|
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In spite of the tech darling's popularity today, the early 1990s were tough on Apple.
|
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The sentence is noteworthy, however, not because of the law, but in spite of it.
|
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App Annie's data shows that Snap is indeed attracting users in spite of the critics.
|
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We're doing a lot of wonderful things in spite of what's going on in Washington.
|
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In spite of all of the rumors, the company did manage a few genuine surprises.
|
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In spite of our overly militarized relationship, the U.S. should engage and increase military training.
|
|
Here's what they learned — and how they found ways to flourish in spite of everything.
|
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Pompeo said he was certain the US was safer, in spite of potential future attacks.
|
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But it impacted me because, somehow, these guys looked cool in spite of it all.
|
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I'm delighted to see each of you here tonight in spite of a storm warning.
|
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Those gains have often come in spite of Mr. Trump's policies, not because of them.
|
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Yet, almost in spite of itself, Major League Baseball is a thriving $22 billion business.
|
|
And judging by the results, it worked in spite of, not because of, its government.
|
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This is in spite of Mr. Trump railing against media mergers on the campaign trail.
|
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Chef intends to fulfill its contract with ICE, in spite of calls to cancel it.
|
|
But their analysis, in spite of being oversimplified and sometimes misleading, isn't necessarily fundamentally wrong.
|
|
In spite of cryptocurrency's unpredictability, Kennard says a few fellow Giants have invested a lot.
|
|
Did it surprise you that his show was still nominated in spite of this incident?
|
|
In spite of all the participants using Linzy's voice, they made the characters their own.
|
|
The election result came in spite of leaked audio of a disgraced senior aide explaining that "hate is what unites" Netanyahu's coalition and in spite of Netanyahu's own criminal indictments for fraud and bribery, charges that he must answer in court later this month.
|
|
Carter told CBS News that in spite of his criticisms, he still wants Trump to succeed.
|
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They gamble that, in spite of being illegal, prostitution will offer more chance to save money.
|
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In spite of this fraught circumstance, I developed a strong connection to the people of Latvia.
|
|
She found many of the people in Paris cold in spite of the city's cosmetic allure.
|
|
Season three, ultimately, is the show's weakest yet, though still perversely watchable in spite of itself.
|
|
This means families often wield undue influence over group companies in spite of small direct shareholdings.
|
|
" In spite of not really understanding how digital encryption works, Xmas added, "we trust it implicitly.
|
|
In spite of everything, however, Huawei appears to be the one company currently bucking the trend.
|
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It survived because there was a fulfilling experience to be found in spite of other issues.
|
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The Nova Plus feels like a premium phone, in spite of its mid-tier price point.
|
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In spite of these findings, professional teams are pursuing the best underage talent ever-more aggressively.
|
|
In spite of its beautiful name, the reservation is not something out of a fairy tale.
|
|
In spite of how it may seem from the outside, Amazon actually does reject Echo suggestions.
|
|
In spite of the less appealing parts of the job, Esposito still loves what she does.
|
|
He accurately points out that, in spite of his meddling, Will and Alicia had their moment.
|
|
The uneven political thriller failed to impress most reviewers in spite of its decorated Hollywood leads.
|
|
And, in spite of the prospect of Brexit, the industry has been growing fast this year.
|
|
In spite of production troubles, Elon Musk has helped build new interest in electric cars anyway.
|
|
For now, in spite of that early success, the Z line still feels like a gamble.
|
|
Personalities find their way in, in spite of their planned (or accidental) absence in a game.
|
|
But those wins were in spite of their less persuasive national message, not because of them.
|
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In spite of BMW's announcement, few feel reassured about the long-term future of the industry.
|
|
In spite of the pull-back some investors remained upbeat for prospects of the region's equities.
|
|
And in spite of Aerion and Boom's best efforts, there are still technical barriers to overcome.
|
|
This growth continues in spite of the poor quality of advertising in the digital media space.
|
|
In spite of this third failure to successfully pitch people on the idea, Evan remained undaunted.
|
|
The price has largely plateaued since then, in spite of the subsequent imposition of U.S. sanctions.
|
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His argument is that in spite of Salesforce's size advantage, sales folks don't use the software.
|
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If one offers a self-handicap and succeeds in spite of the impediment, heroes are born.
|
|
Now, they're not just making it through despite pushback, they are thriving in spite of it.
|
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In spite of warnings about backlog, all three sites responded within four weeks to my bags.
|
|
In spite of talk of tightening money for startups, Syed says he had plenty of suitors.
|
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You are not God's gift to the culinary world, in spite of what you may think.
|
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This, in spite of the fact that Views had a one-week window on Apple Music.Yeesh.
|
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In spite of this, the announcement of a sequel came with a little glimmer of hope.
|
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In spite of a robust, highly portable design, the Raspberry is not a hand-held mic.
|
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And it looks like he won not in spite of his racism but because of it.
|
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The best bits, however, come more in spite of the TV environment than because of it.
|
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In spite of the fact that I am saying it is fiction, people are throwing facts.
|
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This is in spite of having some great actresses playing those women, like Negga and Patton.
|
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In spite of all that, Uber's stock jump nearly 4 percent in after-hours trading. Cool.
|
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In spite of a handful of updates, Wear OS has felt pretty stagnant for some time.
|
|
Thus, in spite of all its imperfections, the freeze agreement is likely to deliver some results.
|
|
The Spot's round design gives it a fairly sizable footprint in spite of a small screen.
|
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"The man has done wonders for this country in spite of half thinking he didn&apost."
|
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The company announced a product enhancement today designed to instrument containerized applications in spite of that.
|
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And to do more in spite of power structures that would grind us down to nothing.
|
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Real recognize real—and in spite of their flaws, there's no one more real than Slayer.
|
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In spite of its complex flavor, Scharfe Maxx is extremely versatile when it comes to pairing.
|
|
In spite of the White House's policy, the H'Mark Hospitality chief was optimistic in his outlook.
|
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In spite of the gains the index is down almost 06003 percent so far this year.
|
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However, in spite of all that, I think my life here will continue to be good.
|
|
I'm not great in spite of my anxiety; rather, I'm great, in part, because of it.
|
|
The theme is always the same, though: I'm not having fun in spite of being alone.
|
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In spite of criticisms hurled at Pruitt, what do Americans have to lose with a reformer?
|
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If your product or service can help them in spite of their concern, tell them how.
|
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In spite of being a Hyatt property, the Miraval is far from cookie-cutter or corporate.
|
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In spite of all that, however, hopes are high for the latest entry in the series.
|
|
And data breach rules mean prompt notification if personal data is leaked in spite of them.
|
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Some Democrats believe Ossoff is winning in spite of his centrist rhetoric, not because of it.
|
|
And many still remain far from convinced, in spite of growing curiosity they see around them.
|
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In spite of these attacks, I don't travel around Europe any differently than I did before.
|
|
Still the principle of free expression has survived, in spite of many legal and cultural challenges.
|
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In spite of Francis' personal popularity, young people seem to be drifting away from the faith.
|
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This choice is in spite of the challenges the country has gone through in recent times.
|
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Yet in spite of this travesty the VA distributed over $22019 million in bonuses in 2014.
|
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In spite of Richter's protests, it is part of what gives his photo portraits their frisson.
|
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The Japanese yield curve has not inverted since 1991, in spite of one recession after another.
|
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In spite of the settlement's size, it did not represent a body blow to the bank.
|
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Bienville went on to found New Orleans, in 1718, in spite of his cold, wet feet.
|
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"In spite of stringent laws, we have not been able to control the crime," Kumari said.
|
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Someone with an addiction will continue to misuse the substance in spite of the harmful effects.
|
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It stays cold and holds ice the longest, even in spite of the zipper that leaks.
|
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In spite of the online opposition, Adjibi's free workshops are still crowded with women and couples.
|
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She said this in spite of the fact that YouTube stars are the GMOs of celebrities.
|
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"My team won gold medals in spite of" USA Gymnastics and the Olympic Committee, Maroney said.
|
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He was always insistent that in spite of his public disgrace, they would take him back.
|
|
The major complaint with teachers' unions is that they protect mediocrity in spite of the leadership.
|
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There are no great reveals, in spite of all the strangeness and atmosphere the environments create.
|
|
And yet, in spite of this, Spoons is the undisputed king of the low-key pint.
|
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A crop of Zinnia flowers are beginning to bloom in spite of a recent mold outbreak.
|
|
So there's reason for optimism for Democrats here in spite of the district's pronounced Republican tendencies.
|
|
But in spite of everything it had going for it, Digimon World was, mechanically, a mess.
|
|
The grand opening draws a modest crowd, thoroughly smiling, in spite of sweltering heat and humidity.
|
|
The DMV is no exception, but sing-rapper Kelow LaTesha excels in spite of those odds.
|
|
In spite of that, there was virtually no change in the public debt to GDP ratio.
|
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In spite of the regulatory headaches, the company tried to act on its "belong anywhere" promise.
|
|
In spite of Republican attacks, the insurance markets under the Affordable Care Act are stubbornly resilient.
|
|
And in spite of everything, the Lawsons said they'd probably take another cruise in the future.
|
|
In spite of the changes, "our goal is to keep this area gritty," Ms. Mackay said.
|
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I hope at least some people are kind to her in spite of her hostile outbursts.
|
|
"Patients usually get better in spite of the drugs, not because of them," Dr. Alexander said.
|
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Prostitution is legal in Bangladesh, in spite of its predominantly Muslim population and deeply conservative attitudes.
|
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In spite of age, he still writes with the bite and vigor of a young man.
|
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It remains entirely possible that deeply conservative Alabama voters will back Moore in spite of everything.
|
|
I have had beautiful and rich experiences, not in spite of, but because I am disabled.
|
|
The transition to full and accepted equality is far from over, in spite of good intentions.
|
|
In spite of the bump, stock markets sustained one of their worst weeks in recent history.
|
|
In spite of the shooting, crime has continued to fall in Brownsville, according to police data.
|
|
And do you love it in spite of the structure — or hate it because of it?
|
|
In spite of those reservations, GOP hopefuls had a compelling reason to bring Cambridge on board.
|
|
In spite of Mr. Cranston's guile and grit, Ms. Swicord's "Wakefield" is something less than that.
|
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In spite of Trump's executive order, those retired coal plants and associated jobs will not return.
|
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I made it in spite, and I'm still making it in spite of the music business.
|
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In spite of the ease of voting, casting your ballot on Super Tuesday wasn't absolutely flawless.
|
|
This season, L.S.U. is chasing a championship because of its offense — not in spite of it.
|
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And somehow they are still Romulan, in spite of rejecting all of the traditional Romulan values.
|
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Are most successful films white and male because of audience preferences, or in spite of them?
|
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But is all of this in spite of the use of antihistamines or because of it?
|
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Really, though, it's a lot of fun, in spite of the somber picture I've been painting.
|
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And that's in spite of the fact September has historically been a bad one for stocks.
|
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People will find ways to evade them, going underground or traveling in spite of the restrictions.
|
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Obama has, almost in spite of herself, evolved into a powerful presence on the campaign trail.
|
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But in spite of that, the multiplayer experience is what initially sold me on the game.
|
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Yet in spite of this increased flying demand, funding uncertainty has plagued the FAA for years.
|
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In spite of that, Shishani's people with other groups eventually won the battle in mid-2013.
|
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This is our right in spite of being second class citizens due to our territorial status.
|
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Ginsburg correctly dissented, arguing instead that such protections were necessary in spite of perceptions of progress.
|
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It is in spite of everything that [President Donald] Trump is doing, not because of it.
|
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But her support for Clinton brought her out that day, in spite of the snowy weather.
|
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In spite of this, American seafood consumption has stayed consistently low compared with other developed countries.
|
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My glasses always fog up at the In Memoriam montage, in spite of the inevitable omissions.
|
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The actors' performances are good, and Scott and Lin shine in spite of their underwritten characters.
|
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We need to let them know [...] in spite of their ignorance, we're here to support them.
|
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He wore a green and black tracksuit in spite of the unbearable New York City humidity.
|
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Yet, in spite of all of our efforts, in spite of us fighting with every tool we have at our disposal, this crisis continues to evolve, particularly with the threat of fentanyl and other synthetic additives, which can be 28503 times to 22019 times stronger than heroin.
|
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The president — in spite of his disability, in spite of his dodgy heart, full of a staunch courage — decided in November 1943 to travel halfway around the world in the midst of war to Tehran, to confer with the Soviet Union's Josef Stalin and Britain's Winston Churchill.
|
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"In spite of all of the divisiveness in the country right now, in spite of all the infighting and between fighting -- I know this sounds like a Hallmark card -- I really do believe they have in their hearts to do the right things, to be kind."
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But in spite of the futuristic angle, the film's dynamic is pure Dashiell Hammett or Raymond Chandler.
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Three years in, our incredible students and teachers showed they could succeed in spite of systemic failures.
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I know it is a desperate hope, tantalizing in spite of all my instinctive and professional reservations.
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In spite of this, these 12 immigrant authors have contributed some of our best books of 2016.
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Mitchell reminded her fans that, in spite of a picturesque Instagram account, everyone is going through something.
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Dmitri Alperovitch, CrowdStrike CTO In spite of this, it's not as hopeless as it sounds, Alperovitch said.
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This is because they have pushed forward toward success in spite of obstacles they may have encountered.
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In spite of the decline, the index was on course for its best week since January 2015.
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In spite of this inevitability, the girl next to me prayed—literally prayed—for Gotham to win.
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But in spite of AMLO's massive victory, there is much uncertainty about how his administration will govern.
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Caudill is now the clerk of Rowan County, in spite of what some viral tweets are claiming.
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But in spite of accusations of conservative bias leveled against Facebook, the right seems to be dominating.
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That result was in spite of the sharpest industry sales drop in nearly seven years during September.
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But companies and investors could continue to direct capital to India in spite of a trade dispute.
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In spite of this, I'm plagued by a bizarre, irrational and retroactive jealousy of her past relationships.
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"I did not succeed in spite of my environment," Novak, 63, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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He's well-regarded as an investigator, in spite of the unorthodox ways he goes about approaching cases.
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In spite of every attempt to find some issue with the process, it has failed every time.
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Heady smoke fills the air in spite of the well-publicized, state-of-the-art ventilation system.
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The company did not want to discuss valuation in spite of the high amount of raised dollars.
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It also means that, in spite of the 515ppi 5.7-inch display, images can sometimes feel fuzzy.
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I like myself in spite of EVERYTHING I've been taught by the media to hate myself about.
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In spite of a number of attempts to drum up excitement, ZTE just couldn't move the needle.
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In spite of this, carbon dioxide emissions are seen growing by 20 percent from 2014 to 2035.
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In spite of this, I've been checking the game multiple times a day for the past week.
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OK, tonight, in spite of media reports, we now have the evidence it was a total dud.
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In spite of the few films it mirrors and refracts, Annihilation feels nearly unique in that regard.
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This in spite of pervasive evidence of corruption at the top and vast poverty at the bottom.
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In spite of all his options and opportunities, Stefan never manages to quite capture it on film.
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The company will also point out that, in spite of pushback, many users like the new keyboards.
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In spite of all of this, she was able to release the now Grammy-nominated album Rainbow.
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In spite of the new restrictions, many people and even government officials are downplaying the dry spell.
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In spite of that, Berlin continues to thwart Rome's attempts to stimulate growth and job creation. France?
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Today, Benioff shed some light on why he bought SteelBrick in spite of that line of thinking.
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In spite of her special skill, Line suffered from overwhelming anxiety in her teens and early twenties.
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In spite of being an accomplished musician and savvy businesswoman, Guo still hasn't been immune to sexism.
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While the company overall is profitable, that's in spite of fetal tissue and not because of it.
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In spite of this, Mr. Speaker, ironically, the democrats continue their effort to support the abortion industry.
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In spite of the inflated interest derived from incessant media coverage, these predictions are not worth much.
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It was an unfortunate event that happened in spite of all safety precautions and procedures being followed.
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NATO's future is assured in spite of President-elect Donald Trump's criticism, according to Germany's defense minister.
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In spite of widespread euphoria, some fund managers expressed doubts about how long the rally would continue.
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What we found was, men find MILFs attractive in spite of the fact that they have kids.
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Then, in spite of their mutual loathing, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy develop passionate feelings for each other.
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It is well-timed, and in spite of the concerns mentioned at the beginning, seemingly well-executed.
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In spite of this, Ford has claimed its military-grade aluminum bed met or exceeded durability testing.
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She slept in the bed with me in spite of my ex-girlfriend's wishes that she didn't.
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So now the White House and GOP leadership appear to be working in spite of each other.
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I also remember that show was so great in spite of everything going on in the world.
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In spite of that lack of grace, the game does take the franchise into genuinely new territory.
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Edinburgh feels similar, a city which, in spite of its obvious beauty, is perpetually on the hustle.
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Yields were also lower Monday in spite of positive developments reported in the U.S.-China trade talks.
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In spite of a growing economy, smaller regional airports are having a tougher time than ever before.
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In spite of the name, Cloudera isn't really a cloud company, at least in the pure sense.
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But in spite of all the behind-the-scenes tension, the film often lacks a vital spark.
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All of those things are true, and it worked because of them, not in spite of them.
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In spite of the strong headwinds from his party's establishment, Mr Trump has reason to feel confident.
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In spite of the lackluster launch, the company has already expanded the assistant beyond its Galaxy devices.
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In spite of some recent price hikes, the company keeps layering incentives on top of the plan.
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In spite of the breeze, they decide to eat outside, to take advantage of the lingering light.
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Since 2009, markets have been supported, in spite of this slow growth scenario, by the central banks.
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In spite of what some may think, email is not being killed off by these other technologies.
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Worth's analysis shows that in spite of the surge, the group has been "much below" market performance.
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Meanwhile, the illicit tobacco market continues to rise, in spite of the WHO's efforts to halt it.
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The figure also comes in spite of Trump's frequent attacks aimed at his predecessor, former President Obama.
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All of these autocrats are popular not in spite of their authoritarian tendencies but because of them.
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Europe must do everything in its power to protect, in spite of today's mood, the transatlantic bond.
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In fact, however, in spite of its paucity, we can discern some additional points from the decision.
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Trump's early victories have been in spite of the issues with Congress, rather than through vital collaboration.
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It has expelled the New York incorporated Central European University from Budapest in spite of American protests.
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"In spite of the arm twisting, more and more European companies have been coming in," he said.
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But Mafia 3 is about moving in spite of those inequalities, and at its zenith, upending them.
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In fact, John Holdren was unanimously confirmed, in spite of his outspoken and partisan views on climate.
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In spite of these pressures, Lagarde was re-appointed to a second term last year without opposition.
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Administrative judges appear to be performing better than ever, in spite of huge increases in performance quotas.
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But, in fact, those interactions were because Papadopoulos worked for Trump, not in spite of them 3.
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And in spite of these independent reports, we still see some countries trying to protect the regime.
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Sometimes, it helps to remember that, in spite of what Gandhi said, tomorrow will be another day.
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It is absolutely possible that America didn't elect him in spite of that, but because of it.
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In spite of today's positive session, on the weekly measurement, the STOXX 600 finished down 1.06 percent.
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And they've mobilized them not in spite of their presidential disadvantage, but often by virtue of it.
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The surge in prices came in spite of SK Hynix warning of continued "macroeconomic uncertainties" in 2019.
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It forces companies that once barricaded themselves behind proprietary stacks to work together in spite of themselves.
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After the filming, we agreed that, in spite of the news, we weren't quite ready for motherhood.
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In spite of the SolarCity cash drain and Tesla product delays, many Tesla backers are standing pat.
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Sometimes you enjoy things Lena Dunham has created in spite of what you've read about her personality.
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But in spite of this, they have much in common, which felt a little eerie to me.
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The scene—though more fragmented than ever—thrives in spite of its own shortcomings, inexperience, and disorganization.
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In spite of every physical and cultural trait I possess, I always wanted to be a surfer.
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In spite of the challenges, the team got everything working, and you can actually go to Taggernews.
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The streets are not built for street life, but there is life, in spite of the streets.
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I'm not evoking some mythical common ground where we all come together in spite of our differences.
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And the ubuiqity of smartphones has helped residents to publicize allegations of abuse, in spite of censorship.
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And no wonder that, in spite of initial misgivings, the "Disruptor-in-Chief" has turned to him.
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In spite of the allegations, President Trump and his former chief strategist Steve Bannon have backed Moore.
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" — SETH MEYERS "The point is we are at peace, thanks to and in spite of President Trump.
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"It's honestly tragic," said Mr. Turton — in spite of his close call in Brooklyn two weeks ago.
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In spite of the difficulties we have talking about money, we've both agreed not to give up.
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In spite of all of the horror stories in the tabloids since birth, they're model fourth graders.
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Most remarkable, though, is that Braxton's style has remained constant in spite of shifting R&B trends.
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SCOTT Good movies are made as much in spite of the industry as by means of it.
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And Ireland, in spite of the love I felt for our lives there, felt even more unsafe.
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The decisions came in spite of the British government on Thursday deciding against banning large public gatherings.
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But the A.A.P. warned that in spite of loosening restrictions, it isn't necessarily safe for the baby.
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However, most factories remain open in spite of a call from the United Auto Workers to close.
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In spite of that terminally clunky title, the series is one of Disney+'s most anticipated programs.
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Adam Rockmore, Fandango's marketing chief, said the service necessarily retains its independence in spite of its lineage.
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These scholars arrived at innovative ideas not in spite of their different backgrounds, but because of them.
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In spite of the many obstacles, I tend to think we progress a little all the time.
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"In spite of that, political leadership and the regulatory framework is not enabling this," Mr. Sridhar said.
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Nor does it properly smack of her, in spite of the domestic setup and the sudden demise.
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Still, the races seem to attract interest in spite of the dangers, or perhaps because of them.
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In spite of advances in medications and other treatments, some seriously mentally ill do not get better.
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In spite of this, their contribution to the work force and the broader economy is still debatable.
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She finished in 2 hours 44 minutes 4 seconds — in spite of the cold wind and rain.
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In spite of the trial's outcome, Samantha still feels she made the right decision to come forward.
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In spite of moments of real, raw emotion, it almost feels like it doesn't matter who won.
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Tidal remains on the fringes, in spite of the successful release of the new Jay-Z album.
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Spokespeople for Essential have long insisted, however, that the company was carrying on in spite of reports.
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In spite of his veneer of lifelong hat-tipping, Tiepolo was also a delightful, wayward, wily perversity.
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In spite of Trump's apparent unhappiness with the spending bill, McConnell praised the deal on the floor.
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But in spite of his efforts, Greitens likely will not be able to shake his controversy soon.
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That's in spite of Apple's top competitors Samsung and Huawei both including the feature in flagship phones.
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This was in spite of ASCAP and BMI achieving record revenues over the past couple of years.
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In spite of strong voting patterns, there's reason to think Republican attitudes have changed in recent years.
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And in spite of her political inexperience, Grace told a rally that she wanted to become president.
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In spite of my fears, it was my father who came to the fore as my ally.
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In spite of that, Germany will not meet the 2% military budget rule until early next decade.
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That would hold back strong spending in spite of the fact that you have cheap gasoline prices.
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In spite of this lack of data, technology spending by school districts seems to grow every year.
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Your investment strategy is designed to help you achieve specific goals, in spite of daily market movements.
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And honestly, in spite of is extremely long and uncertain development period, its timing couldn't be better.
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Republicans, who control the House and Senate, have advanced their agenda sometimes in spite of the president.
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In spite of these challenges, Guatemala does have enormous potential in the mining, agribusiness and tourism industries.
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That's why in spite of being an atheist, I decided to act for those who are believers.
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Still, in spite of these flaws, Thursday's decision is undoubtedly a major defeat for gun rights activists.
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Human connection isn't dead in spite of the forest of technology that separates us from each other.
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Trump won because of, not in spite of, his overt appeals to white racial grievances and identity.
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Tucci insisted the banks have told them that they can raise the money in spite of these reports.
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If it feels like Life succeeds in spite of itself, the important thing is that it succeeds. B+
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The Syrian army and its allies are pushing to recapture Wadi Barada in spite of a nationwide ceasefire.
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"I am doing quite well, in spite of all the anti-Semites among my German colleagues," he wrote.
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It shows investors that in spite of an unconventional approach, the President's hard tactics seem to be working.
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Trump has shown himself to be equally willing to lash out in spite of his own best interests.
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Frost's career has flowed through genre and medium in ways that feel natural in spite of their divergence.
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Steadily-falling prices suggest the green jobs boom will likely continue, in spite of Trump's environmental deregulation agenda.
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The most famous one of all, Warren Buffett, sold all of his IBM in spite of IBM's buybacks.
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In spite of The Fractured But Whole's constant mockery, there was one moment where they tried something different.
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"In spite of the optics, I care deeply about saving lives," Cross wrote in an email to CNN.
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She will give her all for her kids in spite of the obstacles life puts in her way.
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In spite of retaining the iconic beveled design, it's also a bit thicker than the 12-inch model.
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All of which is to say, in spite of some of their subject matter, Brockhampton are overwhelming positive.
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In spite of that, the Pentagon keeps going through encounters with Chinese naval assets and their air covers.
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Jones told reporters that in spite of the severity of the tornado, he had faith in the community.
|
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In spite of that perception, or maybe because of it, Bosh became a sort of basketball hipster star.
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The U.S. technology giant has struggled in China, in spite of singing up with the biggest domestic carrier .
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He wants to ensure the country can meet its debt obligations in spite of a growing economic crisis.
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Among their peers, pricey housing may explain why so many feel gloomy in spite of improving job prospects.
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Carson spoke at the event in his personal capacity, in spite of his cabinet position, event organizers said.
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"I met people who became stronger because of — in spite of — what they had been through," Hammond said.
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"Oil's really just starting to gain some momentum here in spite of the U.S. dollar strengthening," Sallee said.
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Go Edition is an attempt to give users the best possible Android experience, in spite of hardware limitations.
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The U.S. dollar was stronger on the euro's move, in spite of weak domestic data released Thursday morning.
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In spite of the ''denial of our humanity,'' he realized, ''everybody wants to dress and talk like us.
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In spite of these restrictions, Miriam seems relaxed and smiles like someone who has just regained her freedom.
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But maybe it's also been a clear-eyed look at how humanity keeps progressing in spite of ourselves.
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In spite of that, Paris does not dare to raise its voice against Germany's growth-stifling economic policies.
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In spite of the afterlives of South African apartheid, Serote was named the nation's 2018 National Poet Laureate.
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Vanessa said in spite of her grief, she recognizes that she needs to be strong for her family.
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But it's succeeded in spite of some frustrating design problems, particularly the lack of a good control system.
|
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It could allow the PBOC to claw back influence over loan prices, in spite of earlier liberalisation efforts.
|
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In spite of the good numbers, though, just about everyone seems to expect the travel boom to slow.
|
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That's in spite of Lyft operating alongside Uber at John F. Kennedy airport where the protest was staged.
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And in spite of their large size, the battery life is still another limitation in the demo versions.
|
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That means, in spite of offering the sunglasses form factor, there's no heads-up display on board here.
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In spite of its swift deinstallation, "Political Prisoners in Contemporary Spain" has already been sold for €80,000 (~$98,000).
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There were no fatalities during the incident in spite of the plane's front half being engulfed in flames.
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This is in spite of the fact that Clinton has done little to substantively address illegal immigration herself.
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That video is still live in spite of Jones's backpedalling, as are countless other video "investigations" into Pizzagate.
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I respect him -- even in spite of being injured he refused to go to hospital and he spoke.
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But onion soup, in spite of or by virtue of its simplicity, remains—an echo of the past.
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"In spite of the record crude oil production ... demand for shipping is disappointing," said commodities brokerage Marex Spectron.
|
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The SkunkLock was born after Idzjowski's close friend had his bike stolen in spite of its strong lock.
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But Duterte's allies could win every Senate seat up for grabs, in spite of headwinds like rising inflation.
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It is joyful, even in dark moments, it is experimental, and it is optimistic in spite of itself.
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But in spite of her central role in the franchise, the absence of a standalone film is glaring.
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She could not bear those bigots, and was glad to be made a dame in spite of them.
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Lemmy may be gone, but the Rainbow and hair metal will, in spite of it all, never die.
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In spite of Lee bonding with other family members, Niecy insists on giving the guy a hard time.
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In spite of these hurdles, researchers don't doubt that CRISPR-based treatments will become widely available to patients.
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StormBreaker is a new bomb that can seek out targets in spite of bad weather in the battlespace.
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The fourth he asked, Ms. Wall, said yes in spite of being busy hosting a going-away party.
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Vandalism has plagued Wikipedia since its inception in 2001, but the site flourished in spite of these problems.
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In spite of these challenges, however, the industry appears to be trying to take the accident in stride.
|
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In spite of the typically slow pace of the EC's antitrust investigations, their influence should not be underestimated.
|
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But it would certainly prove that Uber no longer rewards "high performers" in spite of human resources infractions.
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In spite of Tuesday's move higher, the FTSEurofirst remains down by around 4 percent over the last month.
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Turns out Samsung just developed everything in-house here, in spite of a recent partnership between the companies.
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Mario Bosco has been acting for more than 20003 years, in spite of and because of his size.
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Corbyn won the 2015 by a fairly overwhelming margin, in spite of unified opposition from the Labour leadership.
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Fans tend to stick by him in spite of this knowledge—a lot of great artists are dicks!
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In spite of the decline in LEI, the economy is still on pace for moderate expansion, Ozyildirim said.
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"My little oasis in the studio is definitely very intentional," she explains, in spite of her industrial surroundings.
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In spite of this crisis, New Hampshire remains the best place to live, work and raise a family.
|
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Time and time again, Robert finds that people assume his guilt in spite of his conviction being quashed.
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In spite of the benefits farming accrues to its local community, the sector is still facing steep challenges.
|
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In spite of the growing chorus demanding action, it's difficult to imagine Congress moving soon on firearm safety.
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"I am very confident that we can grow in spite of the entry of biosimilars," he told reporters.
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In spite of these problems, America has emerged once again as the premier place to invest and grow.
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In spite of its failures and imperfections, I think Google is a force for good in this world.
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This, in spite of California having the highest housing costs in the country and a widespread housing shortage.
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He left the room a few minutes later, in spite of having promised to stay for the day.
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Tourists strolling, a few people on bicycles in spite of the cold, women in head scarves pushing strollers.
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In spite of my own advice, I went into testing the Hugo 2 full of hype and anticipation.
|
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In spite of the heavy competition, Gallivan believes that BlueJeans is well positioned to take on all comers.
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You have a choice to live each day in support of your values or in spite of them.
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In spite of all the crudities and high school hallway chatter, there was good reason to be optimistic.
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In spite of safeguards, many are identified, driven from their jobs and branded as troublemakers in their industries.
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It's also redounding to his benefit with Democratic voters today, in spite of his mixed history on race.
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Mr. Lewandowski told Ms. Burnett he'd call "balls and strikes" in spite of his agreement with Mr. Trump.
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Other companies, including Google and Facebook, will keep their presence at the convention in spite of the pressure.
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And in spite of the production increase, the BVA reported an "accuracy rate" of 2628 percent for 28503.
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Jeffrey Epstein — in spite of his previous pleas or the new, serious charges — was none of the above.
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The ongoing growth in the number of Facebook participants, in spite of repeated data breaches, confirms that reality.
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Affected families struggle to stay together in spite of the risk of aggression, social isolation, addiction and suicide.
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Initial reports suggest that the boy was discharged from the emergency department in spite of an unexplained fever.
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In spite of the rules, Nunes sought to portray the incident as Schiff unfairly silencing a female lawmaker.
|
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In spite of superficial similarities, however, the selfie drone was never really considered part of the Mavic line.
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In spite of that, these districts have candidates that are raising enough money to be competitive next November.
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"Please," HoloPic Yuri said, her processed voice so close to Yuri's that Feo shivered in spite of himself.
|
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In spite of the disappointment the stock managed to remain above its all-time low touched last month.
|
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As Veale explains, patients may be fatigued but they'll also be feeling better in spite of their tiredness.
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In spite of Excellus' efforts to rein in the tests, vitamin D usage has remained high, Lockwood said.
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Now 33 and a mother of three, she lives with her condition rather than in spite of it.
|
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In spite of the progress of car tech overall, the number of vehicles breaking down is actually spiking.
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In spite of dancing essentially being illegal, New York managed to become the dance capital of the world.
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Work teams strove faithfully in spite of the low visibility to dig out river banks for watershed restoration.
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Some of them are Jehovah's Witnesses, in spite of a strict edict against the practice in their faith.
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Because we have to love ourselves, in spite of all the bullshit we have to go through everyday.
|
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In spite of its reputation as an elegant, gentle sport, tennis had a saucy catfight on its hands.
|
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In spite of the biased boundary drawing, Walberg has never won more than 212008 percent of the vote.
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You can't forget that that ever happened, but maybe you can try to live in spite of it.
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"The Volkswagen Group remains fully operational in spite of the present pressures," Mr. Müller said in a statement.
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In spite of its spooky source material, the movie is more of a family fantasy than a thriller.
|
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Gen Z is different from previous generations in many ways, because of technology and in spite of it.
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Some people don't like him in spite of his prejudices but because of them, because they share them.
|
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Canada has consistently had high teenage cannabis use rates, in spite of it being a crime, Levy noted.
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Mr. Kaya stressed that in spite of government funding from Germany and, formerly, Turkey, the festival was independent.
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That's in spite of the self-driving technology's slow progress relative to that of other companies, like Waymo.
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" In spite of "overwhelming facts" and "enormous widespread public outcry" the lawsuit says, "the Sasquatch has been ignored.
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She's a person who, in spite of being an artist, is the same person she has always been.
|
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But the local "Little Italy," above, has thrived partly because of its newcomers — not in spite of them.
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But the local "Little Italy," above, has thrived partly because of its newcomers — not in spite of them.
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Perhaps because (or maybe in spite) of that, Quinn Kasbar paddled out last Friday on an air mattress.
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In spite of its robust agricultural life, the Vietnamese community in Village de l'Est faces considerable economic challenges.
|
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The result paints a hopeful picture of a planet that could be habitable in spite of extreme seasons.
|
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In spite of the new limitations across 28 states, Americans are still buying liquor, albeit a little differently.
|
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And in spite of what Trump said during his address, trade and cargo will also not be affected.
|
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In spite of this, Brazil will be able to cater to soybean demand in export markets, he said.
|
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The good newsThere are some startups that could prosper because of the pandemic, or in spite of it.
|
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In spite of that, there is no guarantee that those leaders will act to correct their policy mistakes.
|
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In spite of the recent surge in share prices, Japan has still underperformed other big markets this year.
|
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Hong Kong, in spite of all the difficulties it is facing, remains the freest territory under Chinese control.
|
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The company isn't really targeting the education market here, in spite of the Chromebook's success in the space.
|
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C.E.O.s have come to accept the president, in spite of his populist views and governance-by-Twitter style.
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In spite of the criticism leveled against the federal agency, Dell appears proud of its work with ICE.
|
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In spite of its storied brand name, 19.6 percent of its representatives had at least one black mark.
|
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Jeff Flake's seat, distanced herself from McCain in spite of their friendship and similar biographies as fighter pilots.
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Users can squat on an account for years, holding onto handles in spite of long stretches of inactivity.
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The bill passed the Senate easily in spite of Mr. Sessions's vociferous objections, but failed in the House.
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However, this was in spite of ongoing uncertainty over Brexit negotiations between Britain and the EU, he added.
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It seems to me yours has been I'm doing great in spite of the many traumas I've experienced.
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It was very much in spite of these hurdles that photoshop became the known term for image editing.
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But potentially worrisome stories are coming out anyway, in spite of the administration's attempts to coordinate its message.
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It also pointed out that its findings emerged in spite of consistent Iranian efforts to stonewall the investigation.
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The bleakest of stories still partake in the optimism that life will go on in spite of everything.
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And he managed it in spite of his history of criticizing Mr. Trump and backing other presidential candidates.
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It's also touched with pathos since Melvin — in spite of himself — knows that it will never be realized.
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In spite of a trillion-dollar plus deficit, Trump has a 6900 percent approval rating on the deficit.
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But in spite of modernization, urbanization and the persecution of religions under former Communist governments, sprinkling has survived.
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"She would be a viable candidate not because of her celebrity but in spite of it," he added.
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In spite of the whiz-bang abracadabra of the multispectral imagery, Parcak is, at heart, a shovel bum.
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Elvis: The Senate has decided to subpoena Cohen, in spite of his allegations of threats to his family.
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The end came in spite of a successful crowdfunding campaign and a healthy amount of venture capital raised.
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But in spite of mounting grievances, analysts think it is unlikely that the BJP will scrap the law.
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In spite of everything out there, we believed that the best electric bike had yet to be built.
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In spite of the impulse to declare her love, she's still not crazy about the sight of him.
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A lot of immigrant experiences are stories of overcoming and achieving in spite of rather than because of.
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Centurylink's minimal gain in value comes in spite of buying Level 3 Communications for $34 billion in 2017.
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"In spite of the tough moments we had, we had the best conversation we ever had," Santorum recalled.
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In spite of a recent hospital stay, he's planning to show up for the coin toss on Sunday.
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Abe, however, remains serene and undeterred in spite of the withering criticism his military doctrine received from China.
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In spite of all this, Chaka was featured in mostly history and anthropological journals published by university presses.
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What they didn't alter was their core belief in spite of overwhelming evidence of their failures across societies.
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Democrats need only recall Mr. Clinton to understand how voters can support someone in spite of his faults.
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I think if we get legislative accomplishments, it will be in spite of Trump, not because of Trump.
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That they become glamorous outlaws in spite of themselves is a bonus paid, somewhat grudgingly, to the audience.
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The pair of states and Arizona decided to continue primary elections in spite of the threat of coronavirus.
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I'm the person who makes immaculate gardens in Minecraft in spite of its unimpressive gardening and farming mechanics.
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Yes, there were guns and tattoos, but there was also family, in spite of — sometimes amid — the violence.
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She made us laugh in spite of our sadness, and the gray clouds of grief began to recede.
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In spite of all that, I am excited and I believe that it will be a good show.
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Yet, in spite of those numbers, valiant efforts to stymie lionfish population growth have been neutral at best.
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