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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In spite of all this backing for 26G, hurdles exist.
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In spite of all that, Zuma remains a popular figure.
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In spite of all her subterfuge America had found her.
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But most importantly, you keep trying in spite of all this.
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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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Things are not perfect today in spite of all these efforts.
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You watch him win the election, in spite of all this.
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Give me something within my control, in spite of all the chaos.
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In spite of all of the tabloid drama, they're model fourth graders.
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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.
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This was in spite of all the affirmation of women's beauty around me.
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"In spite of all the things in her world, she was so strong."
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In spite of all the losses she's suffered, in spite of impossible odds.
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In spite of all the media hysteria, oh, look at "The Hills" poll.
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But in spite of all the princess-y hoopla, Moana looks pretty intriguing.
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In spite of all the mayhem and attitude, the overall mood is cautious.
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In spite of all that, he seemed shy, startled by his own fame.
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In spite of all this, however, the Griswolds do occasionally have their moments.
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His hands are mysteriously baby-skin soft in spite of all the scrubbing.
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And yet, in spite of all this, Life Without Sound is stubbornly hopeful.
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In spite of all this power, they live in isolation because they fear exposure.
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In spite of all of this, Fujifilm appears to be bullish in its projections.
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In spite of all the bad press, Facebook itself clearly benefits from that proliferation.
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In spite of all her accomplishments, she had great difficulty getting her work performed.
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What is especially touching here is her empathy, in spite of all that sadness.
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In spite of all this, adjustment videos on YouTube are only becoming more popular.
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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 all of the rumors, the company did manage a few genuine surprises.
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In spite of all the participants using Linzy's voice, they made the characters their own.
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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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Thus, in spite of all its imperfections, the freeze agreement is likely to deliver some results.
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However, in spite of all that, I think my life here will continue to be good.
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In spite of all that, however, hopes are high for the latest entry in the series.
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There are no great reveals, in spite of all the strangeness and atmosphere the environments create.
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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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I know it is a desperate hope, tantalizing in spite of all my instinctive and professional reservations.
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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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In spite of all of this, she was able to release the now Grammy-nominated album Rainbow.
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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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But in spite of all the behind-the-scenes tension, the film often lacks a vital spark.
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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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"I am doing quite well, in spite of all the anti-Semites among my German colleagues," he wrote.
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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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Because we have to love ourselves, in spite of all the bullshit we have to go through everyday.
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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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In spite of all this, Chaka was featured in mostly history and anthropological journals published by university presses.
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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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But in spite of all that reading and writing, I was interested in doing all that outside the classroom.
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It is the feeling that one is a victim of society, in spite of all evidence to the contrary.
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In spite of all of this fallout from government pushback, however, the company insists that it's not going anywhere.
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He says ketamine, in spite of all its good, still isn't a sure shot—to his mind, at least.
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"It was an unfortunate event that happened in spite of all safety precautions and procedures being followed," he said.
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Look at what Bill Walton became in spite of all the injuries and surgeries and games that you missed.
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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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In spite of all the powers and characters in play, The Tick's writers aren't particularly interested in showy action sequences.
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In spite of all the similarities between these two phones, the new Pixel 2 feels superior to the older model.
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And in spite of all of that, the media has been lying to you all day and all weekend long.
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" He adds: "In spite of all these other struggles, he really was the most compassionate person I've ever come across.
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And what happens if, in spite of all your preparations, you still find yourself having to go to the bathroom?
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But, as many people told me, in spite of all that was tragic and regrettable, the scientific process had worked.
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But in spite of all the naysayers, we both felt, deep down, that this was the right choice for us.
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Yet in spite of all these public programmes, the harmful effects of recessions for young workers are significant and long-lasting.
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But new apps from new developers, [carry] more risk in spite of all the technology we have developed to detect it.
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In spite of all of this, there have been few critical works to explore the concept of taste in recent history.
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In fact, in spite of all the action and multi-billion deals we've seen, Work-Bench sees room for even more.
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In spite of all of the added plastic, however, the Pros are quite comfortable, even with a pair of glasses on.
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In spite of all the danger, Paul McCartney and Rae Sremmurd are still equally committed to bringing joy into our lives.
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In spite of all this uncertainty, climate models have done a pretty good job of predicting what has happened so far.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," the source said.
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But in spite of all of this, I, like many others, never stopped loving the city, never stopped fighting for its approval.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," the source says.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," the source remarked.
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In spite of all the press purporting that Pokémon Go offers local businesses unique marketing opportunities, there are, in fact, many limitations.
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"In spite of all hurdles and hardships, it is over," said Ahmed Elyas, an engineer in Khartoum who was in the crowd.
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In spite of all the breathlessness in the reporting, the tape ambiguous, kind of hard to hear, reveals no groundbreaking new information.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," said the source.
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"Brothers and sisters, in spite of all these efforts, there may be temporary hardships to be faced by honest citizens," he said.
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It was that she was strong in spite of all of the horrific things that she's gone through, not because of them.
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The music isn't necessarily sad, or hurt, but an example of a voice that remains tender in spite of all that it's endured.
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In spite of all evidence to the contrary, they feel that the world has made it unfair for them, and they want revenge.
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As he attempts to untangle these impossible questions, he fingerpicks dutifully, treading onward, in spite of all of the rubble that surrounds him.
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In spite of all of this, it is hard to convince someone that he has a problem when he doesn't see it himself.
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MALKKI I don't want it to appear like it was some kind of heroic path in spite of all the difficulties, you know?
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This is why I was unable to push that leather-slip on off my shoulder, in spite of all the pain and annoyance.
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But in spite of all of our success, only around 9 percent of the seafood available in American markets comes from American fishermen.
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In spite of all the efforts of the organizers to bring as much diversity into the conversation as possible, refugees were not issued visas.
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Yet, in spite of all this, he does not foresee a confrontation, believing that a mixture of American engagement and containment will maintain stability.
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Then in 2010, Putin gets everything he wants, in spite of all the evidence of his spies, his agents committing crimes in this country.
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Was he aghast knowing what he knows that all of these was going down in spite of all that he knew what was happening?
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Yes, in spite of all the hype, there are plenty of orgasms that aren't all that exciting, let alone awe inspiring or life changing.
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In spite of all this bad news, the report says there are ways New York—and presumably other states—can pick up the slack.
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In spite of all of this, as the Government Accountability Office has noted, the Postal Service has no new major cost-saving initiatives planned.
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Or are you, in spite of all our alleged freedoms and opportunities, in the same position as that luckless Arstotzkan official in Papers, Please?
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In spite of all the science and seriousness, the new combat-fitness test is not immune to the influence of cultural attitudes and fads.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. said in a statement that the elder Gilbert was killed "in spite of all his love and generosity."
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Even with adequate signage and ferae naturae doctrine, a resort could still be liable in spite of all these protections, if it's flat-out negligent.
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In spite of all its glistening sheen and modern technology, the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show today feels almost primal.
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In spite of all the focus on gender inequity in the film and TV industry over the past few years, the discrepancies are still dire.
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God's willingness to redeem us through Christ, in spite of all our failures and imperfections, is so humbling and fills my heart with tremendous gratitude.
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But in spite of all the undeniable problems associated with fake news, it's worth reminding ourselves of the equally undeniable civic value of social media.
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The central sentence of Article 50 is unambiguous, in spite of all the assertions to the contrary by those who wish it said something different.
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QB legend Brett Favre had a similar take, predicting that Eli is in line to have a great season ... in spite of all the naysayers.
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In spite of all the challenges we have, this is still by far the best system, the best society, the best country, you name it.
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This was one of the badges of honor — that whoever this kid was, had created this work of art in spite of all the odds.
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" Adding, "I am so sorry that, in spite of all of the efforts, I have been unable to resolve this crisis and apologize for that failure.
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In spite of all the "what-ifs" about the proposition to break up the state, they pale in comparison to all the "what is" in California.
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In spite of all this, it seems that The Donald is determined once more not to let truth get in the way of a good story.
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In spite of all he has been through, Boumallouga said he was grateful to the police and to the judges who examined his case without prejudice.
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By the end of the poem it becomes clear that the heroine survived — and, in spite of all that happened to her, remained a true believer.
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And yet, in spite of all of that, the movie has still managed to become a beloved cartoon, cherished and periodically feared by children for generations.
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But in spite of all this publicity people are still coming out to the march: White women, black women, Native American women, Asian women, mothers, granddaughters.
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Weber writes that "only he" — or, perhaps, she — "who in the face of all this can say 'In spite of all!' has the calling for politics."
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With these photographs, I wanted to celebrate the love that I saw and felt all around me, in spite of all the bigotry in our world.
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In spite of all the obstacles facing women who seek an abortion, nearly 90 percent of abortions take place in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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But in spite of all of the money and employee hours being pumped into these products, even the largest companies can benefit from what DefinedCrowd is offering.
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Meanwhile, there were so many prominent Democrats and former Obama officials, in spite of all it they were saying there is smoke, but there is no fire.
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It reads in its entirety: in spite of all that stops you in your tracks you trudge along New York also looms large in the book's influences.
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But I also know that the president has, in spite of all of those types of advice that I&aposve given, he has also defied it all.
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Xi's decision to meet with Brown in spite of all that, and in such a public way, could signal how serious China is about fighting climate change.
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I think there are many, many reasons, in spite of all the apparent self-consciousness in art, that male artists may tend to be taken more seriously.
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In spite of all that's transpired in the past year, Samsung doesn't appear to have any doubt about consumer willingness to embrace the Note line once again.
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In spite of all the threats from the current administration to gut what little federal funding the arts receive, people are seeking out art more than ever.
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I didn't renew my contract after two years, and I also really think that Yahoo News, in spite of all that, has become an actual news operation.
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That she's managed to achieve some momentum in spite of all that shows you just how persistent she is and just how weak and feckless they are.
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It's lonely and frightening, both for autistic people and those who welcome them into their hearts—the people who love them in spite of all the messiness.
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It's just worth understanding that in spite of all that practice, there's still a good chance that when we face real risk we'll tend to react differently.
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The wages of computer programmers in San Francisco aren't high in spite of all the other computer programmers; they're high because of all the other computer programmers.
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Yet, in spite of all the bullshit, that feeling of being caught up in a tornado of decadence and desperation is half the sick pleasure of it.
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In spite of all that has happened I have, throughout the ebb & flow of the tides of fortune in the last 15 months, lived in hope & expectation.
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And yet, the very existence of the record is kind of hopeful—somehow, in spite of all of the bad stuff they're screaming about, they're still here.
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In AA, you learned to speak publicly, you gained great self-confidence, you did not abuse drugs or alcohol in spite of all the peer pressure and influence.
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The two of them end up scrambling to undo their past work, and in spite of all their clever solutions, they're eventually faced with some heart-wrenching choices.
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So as you suffer through long security lines this summer, remember that in spite of all the indignities, it could be worse—and it probably used to be.
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But in spite of all the friendliness and culture making, this is a difficult story to tell: Extinction Rebellion is not just about the political liberation of citizens.
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In spite of all their simulated antipathy, the pair had given the audience all the violent aggression and macho endurance of pain that we'd all signed up for.
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What can make him feel like an aberration, in spite of all that, are the many dark elements of society he's stirred up, sometimes inadvertently but often intentionally.
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In spite of all the rich material, though, an editor at Random House had to pursue Mr. Ripert relentlessly, for years, to persuade him to do the book.
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In spite of all she has going for her, she lacks self-esteem because she is dark-skinned in a society Dennis-Benn portrays as harrowingly shade-conscious.
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But "A Very Brady Christmas" sees the now adult Marsha, Jan, Cindy, Greg, Peter, and Bobby back home for the holidays in spite of all their personal drama.
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In spite of all of the best efforts of movie studios and Walt Disney and other corporations, they've never quite been able to control it or predict it.
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In spite of all that, Mr. Parker will be sworn into the Kansas House of Representatives next month, one of 13 legislative seats the Democrats picked up here.
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Yet I can't pretend that, in spite of all the effort I put into my outfit, I wasn't riddled with insecurity and anxiety as I walked through the office.
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As Ryan worked on his game, the Greens continued to believe they were on the cusp of a miracle: Joel's survival and recuperation in spite of all medical science.
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However you ultimately feel about the movie, Cloud Atlas will always be fascinating for at least one reason: love it or not, in spite of all odds, it exists.
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I choose to be optimistic about Twitter because, in spite of all its warts and flaws, it has repeatedly shown itself to be a useful and innovative communication tool.
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And — in spite of all the nausea, vomiting, bloating, and mood swings that come with hormonal birth control — that world isn't one that I personally want to live in.
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But the fact that she has hit bumps along the way in spite of all her resources shows just how challenging the transition to being a working mother is.
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It continued, fittingly enough, on Twitter as employees shared their reasons for wanting to work at the company in spite of all the recent drama using the hashtag #OneTeam.
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Yet in spite of all this, Barks laughed at the statistic that claimed a quarter of gym-goers have had sex with other members in the last 12 months.
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All they have to do is grasp the fundamental respect in which we don't know the intrinsic nature of physical stuff in spite of all that physics tells us.
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In spite of all her careful efforts to neutralize and elevate these shapes, it seems that Brown can't resist the paradoxical desire to also reveal them as cheap discards.
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But it's worth examining how this progress has been achieved in spite of all the acrimony and mistrust today — and in particular, how it's been led by ordinary citizens.
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"In spite of all the warmongering," he said, "businessmen and financiers gave a signal to the world that we are supporters of calmness, security and the development of relations."
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If nothing else, he and Matthew keep providing little pockets of the mundane reality that marches on almost in spite of all the high-stakes espionage swirling around them.
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That's especially true when Jeri decides to side against Jessica by taking Greg on as a client, in spite of all the red flags that say he's a manipulative creep.
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In spite of all that, it is undeniable that there are a few social causes that she's throwing her considerable popularity behind: gun violence and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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And in spite of all the negative news in recent weeks, the stock surged in after hours trading up $6.71 and was up slightly over that after the opening bell.
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The power structure included ten men and one woman, and, in spite of all their second-guessing and wrangling, the show was terrific until they fired the woman in charge.
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It reaches back to "In Spite of All the Danger," one of the first original songs recorded by the Quarrymen, the pre-Beatles band featuring John Lennon and Mr. McCartney.
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It began to feel like, in spite of all of their talk about evidence, the fans were acting more out of loyalty to Jackson than an interest in the truth.
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Investors should still buy Tesla's stock in spite of all the "drama" surrounding the electric car maker and its management, an analyst at Baird said after touring the company's factory.
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" … And How Her Makeup Stays So Perfect In Spite Of All That Dust Hoke: "We shoot in heat, dirt, wind, and sun, so keeping Dolores fresh-faced during filming is challenging.
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"It reminded me that in spite of all the human destruction on the planet, there is still some natural order which ultimately lead me to want to protect it," she said.
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"I regret to inform you that overall and in spite of all of these legislative changes, key concerns which the Commission identified in the recent proposal, remain unaddressed," Timmermans told parliament.
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In spite of all this, Adam D. Weinberg, Director of the Whitney Museum, and Richard Armstrong, Director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, are still supported by their boards — and employed.
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" One of our main characters, Reggie, said, "Look at what we've done in spite of all the adversity, all the fighting we've had to do just to be allowed to skate.
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And the best place to surrender to the power you describe is still in a darkened theater, in spite of all the competing performances we can sample on television and elsewhere.
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This is the most generous interpretation of why the Clinton Foundation — in spite of all its genuinely lifesaving work, chronicled by my colleague Dylan Matthews — is still a source of concern.
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"In spite of all the efforts in the US to control health spending over the past 25 years, the story remains the same," said lead author Gerard Anderson, a Johns Hopkins professor.
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And yet, in spite of all their obvious success, it's surprisingly difficult to find an emotionally satisfying explanation for how the Warriors are not just good but an all-time great team.
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The second question is whether, in spite of all the conclusive evidence, Republicans will retreat to the claim that the actions by Trump do not rise to the level of impeachable offenses.
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In spite of all this, the fact is that Intel had a good quarter with revenue of $16.35 billion exceeding analyst's predictions, but that was for the period that ended 12/31/2017.
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In spite of all its creativity and range, it did not receive the Doom community's coveted Cacoward that year (compared to Lainos's own single map "5till L1 Complex," which did win an award).
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Wainwright observes that both professionally and personally this set up appears chaotic, but he's found the eye of the storm, able to move with focus in spite of all that orbits around him.
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He's an authentic leader who understands who he is and never tries to be anyone else, all the while remaining thoughtful, humble, and down to earth in spite of all of his success.
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ELISABETH VINCENTELLI 'Crossing Delancey' | Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, YouTube, Google Play Opposites attract, in spite of all attempts to stifle said attraction, in this bewitching 1988 romantic comedy from the director Joan Micklin Silver.
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In spite of all this preparation and its eventual achievements, the probe threw its creators some nerve-wracking curve balls and was "very demanding to operate," according to one mission lead Donna Shirley.
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Ijaz saw in the indigenous people a "highly evolved relationship with the natural world and the spiritual world," a connection with the sacredness of life that they've maintained, in spite of all their suffering.
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"There are many ways that in spite of all the difficulties and all the challenges, this place is better for the help that we have tried to give it over the years," he said.
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In spite of all that, President Donald Trump eagerly announced a few weeks ago that he could be hosting a trade deal signing ceremony with China's President Xi Jinping in Florida later this month.
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And yet, in spite of all that, teens across America have spent the first few weeks of 2018 making videos about eating Tide Pods as part of that age-old quest for internet relevancy.
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This documentary also looks at what Lady Liberty means to people around the world who come to the United States in spite of all sorts of hardships in their pursuit of the American dream.
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Democrats made—and still make—the dossier the centerpiece of their grand narrative about Trump, in spite of all the more solid reporting since then that amounts to at least circumstantial evidence of coordination.
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"In spite of all the uncertainty, the US economy continues to grow in 2019, albeit more slowly than in 2018," JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in his annual letter to shareholders on Thursday.
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Sadly, there is a need to continue this research because, in spite of all the evidence, some lawmakers still love abstinence-only sex education, and it's common—and increasing—in schools across the United States.
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However, based on just about everything that has materialized so far, and in spite of all the controversy, Americans are fed up with traditional politics and Trump could possibly emerge as the victor in Iowa.
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In spite of all that, if you look at the polling so far, it has remained remarkably stable and most polls are more or less the same: Biden is No. 28500, Sanders is No. 6900.
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Like Putin, North Korea's upstart dictator so massively out-negotiated and outmaneuvered America's self-proclaimed master of the deal that Trump still seems to believe he's won -- in spite of all evidence to the contrary.
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You come to admire the Montgomerys for what they accomplished in spite of all this — gathering their family together on one piece of land for more than a century, building a house as a legacy.
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It's easy to find people who hated him, they are legion, but it was interesting to talk to the people who loved him and were loyal to him in spite of all his bad behavior.
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"In spite of all his love and generosity, this defendant shot his father at close range in his own apartment in an unconscionable and brutal crime," Vance said in June when Gilbert Jr. was convicted.
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The right, the heart of the right, the one that elected him and doesn't want Le Pen to sweep the stakes, his bet is they won't abandon him, in spite of all his legal problems.
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But we're not giving enough credit to Malkovich, who is essentially sui generis, and has created an original, watchable character in spite of all the familiar caricatures of rich, evil Russians infiltrating our government these days.
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While that's all true, it's worth pointing out that Google has had six years to work at this and, in spite of all its resources, has managed to garner less than five percent of market share.
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But I managed to reserve my blatant cackle for the moment it was revealed that in spite of all of her angst about Trump, Ally had cast her vote for Jill Stein in a battleground state.
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In spite of all this, and likely owing to the fact that nicotine is highly addictive, Juul has become the dominant vaping device on the market with profits in 2019 projected to break $3 billion. [ABC]
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In two recent simulations, Emissary in the Squat of Gods and Emissary Forks at Perfection, I've started to program a character that has an orienting script in spite of all the chaos around him or her.
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Powered by $250 million in series A funding earlier this year—and in spite of all the time and energy Daniela devoted to a recent, sudden passion project, building and maintaining the Bernie Sanders website feelthebern.
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And yet, in spite of all the ways they might wish they'd done things differently, very few millennials would choose not to have gone to college at all — just 5% reported they regret their decision to attend.
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In spite of all the changes that Chipotle is making, Wall Street has little confidence in the company's ability to turn things around and return its restaurants to robust sales growth any time in the near future.
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In spite of all of this, I was inspired and even charmed by the neighborhood; multi-ethnic and culturally diverse, it was a bohemian place where people pursued their dreams regardless of their race, age, or gender.
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Many of its moments perfectly capture the delight and dread of a summer in the city at an age when you may think you're invincible, in spite of all the everyday defeats life may be handing you.
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Love is gross, and it's also irresistible, and I was happy for Nick and Vanessa in spite of all my better judgment and everything I told myself during the miserable two hours they had just put me through.
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"Thanks be to God who has allowed the Islamic State's soldiers in Sinai in applying his law and instituting religion in spite of all the infidels, apostates and envious Jews," one fighter can be seen and heard saying.
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Yet here was this student, insisting in spite of all the findings to the contrary, that Clinton was not only guilty, but that she had deliberately caused the deaths of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other brave Americans.
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"Even though we have more than 46 states that have texting bans in place, we are seeing the use of these devices when people are behind the wheel go up in spite of all the education," Hersman said.
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Safety: To shore up an individual's violated sense of safety, we ask a survivor to identify and seek out people and places she trusts, where she is welcomed, comforted, and accepted in spite of all her raw vulnerability.
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In spite of all of the above, a last gasp could remain for the administration to reach the agreement with Europe to address Iran's support for international terrorism, ballistic missile program, and the sunset provisions of the JCPOA.
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In spite of all this, though, a few weeks ago Hudgens shared another dispatch from a music festival in which she wears a bindi once again, which might make this particular dream catcher situation all the more sensitive.
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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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"America's fantasy and hostile measures have led nowhere, in spite of all their vengeful efforts towards the Iranian people, and will certainly not in the future," Iranian state TV quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi as saying on Monday.
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In spite of all the predictions of mass arrests—Hillary Clinton being thrown in Gitmo and executed by Trump personally, Obama dragged out of his home by The Troops and subjected to a televised military tribunal—nothing has happened.
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I suppose the important thing is that, in spite of all this, one of the laws of the House of Cards universe continues to hold true: If you're going to go after Frank, something will intervene to stop you.
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Sometimes the gratitude I felt once we were all gathered over dinner was the mere fact that we'd been able to pull it off, in spite of all the heralding clatter: highway traffic, green beans wilted and turkeys undone.
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But when Kathie Lee tells Parton, "You've made people believe that a person can just be themselves in spite of all the pressure to change and sort of fit in," it feels like something the Bronx-bred rapper has also achieved.
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The One on One tour features an airing of "In Spite of All the Danger," an original composition on a self-produced recording made by McCartney, Lennon and George Harrison (along with pianist John Lowe and drummer Colin Hanton) in 1958.
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For the longest time, in spite of all the wonderful things that have been said here, I remember thinking when I was a kid, "this guy is so smart," and he never got credit for being as smart as he was.
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It's true that the Democratic Establishment was backing Clinton from day one, and that she had enormous structural advantages over the relatively unknown Sanders, and that the Vermont senator has done an amazing job challenging Clinton in spite of all this.
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In spite of all the rhetoric about work and self-sufficiency associated with this announcement, this new policy, rolled out in a letter to state Medicaid directors, has virtually nothing to do with helping low-income people get or keep jobs.
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Possibly. But I'm hoping that in spite of all the mistakes I'm sure I made as a parent over the years, letting my child know that I would always love her, no matter what her gender, was not one of them.
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We expect the intelligence people to keep us safe, we resent them for their intrusions and their failures, and we need to believe that they know better than we do in spite of all the evidence to the contrary. ♦
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In spite of all the aforementioned facts, Saudi Arabia still has a responsibility to eradicate extremism both militarily and ideologically, which is a responsibility it shares with every other nation that wants a more peaceful and economically prosperous global community.
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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.
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"It seems like the Modi government blundered into this [JNU], but now having done so, it maybe thinks that it's a good, useful thing to build a new story around hyper-nationalism in spite of all its contradictions," Gupta said.
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The deal is that in spite of all this kind of work—work that has put autonomous vehicles on the streets of cities around the world—regulators don't know how to ensure the potentially life-saving technology won't instead make roads more dangerous.
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"Market is rising in spite of all the negative news around GDP (gross domestic product) estimate cut, as this is more of a pre-budget rally, while upbeat global markets also boosted sentiment," said R.K. Gupta, managing director at Taurus Asset Management.
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Yet now, even in spite of all what is going on in their country—a war in eastern Ukraine, a collapsing currency and political corruption—they wanted to be in the Ukrainian capital, part of the emergent youth culture that CXEMA is creating.
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For much of the film, Billy is in the middle of pitching a perfect game, in spite of all his physical and emotional pain, but the film proceeds at the glacial pace of a late September walkfest in which both teams use six relievers.
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In spite of all of the strides people of color have made over the past 50 years in America, there has not been much real progress on many fronts in minority communities because the underlying issues of racial inequality have not been adequately addressed.
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They are portentous pieces of art that solemnly warned my generation of the techno-anxieties they would soon become all too familiar: they also made me cry a little bit because in spite of all those things, they are very optimistic about human beings.
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But onboard entertainment and cruise control, to say nothing of texting while driving, are, Patnoe believes, the reason that, in spite of all the highway-safety innovations he has seen in his career, the number of fatalities on Vermont's roads has barely gone down.
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Casting a glance in the direction of her broken foot—just minutes after she recounted the dodgy headspace and near-catastrophic fire at the heart of her new album—she tells me that in spite of all the bad, she still thinks she's pretty fortunate.
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There's a fourth dimension, which is regulatory issues, which gets down to in certain industries you have certain roadblocks that can get in the way, so those are sort of the four core issues, yet in spite of all that, you have the growth of the cloud.
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The decision to leave home happens much faster in the comics, but in season 1 of the show, it's delayed by seemingly endless scenes between the parents, some of whom the writers are desperately trying to make sympathetic, in spite of all that murder for profit.
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But it takes the dark to see the light, and now we get to what I'm truly here to tell you: In spite of all that we don't know, we can be reassured by and find hope in the humanity behind the reproductive health care community.
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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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"In spite of all the difficulties and the conscience that we are not fully responsible for the facts that Operation Car Wash investigates - which reveal the existence of an illegal and illegitimate political and electoral fundraising system, - we continue to believe in Brazil," the note from Odebrecht said.
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But apparently, the makers of Cats really want to remember that, in spite of all that vile and cursed CG, there are still a lot of Very Famous People in the movie—and they just released a new behind-the-scenes clip to remind us all of that fact!
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"In spite of all the pressure over the past 40 years, Americans have failed to do a damn thing and their vicious move will bear no fruit," Khameni said, a day after a decision by U.S. President Donald Trump that is likely to raise tensions in the Middle East.
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"There's an insistence that, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, we can achieve a meaningful existence by maintaining a positive outlook, following our bliss, and doing a few hamstring stretches as the planet burns," Laurie Penny wrote in an essay about self-care in the Baffler in 2016.
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The explanation, in retrospect, is simple enough — Adelaide is that lab-born monster from the beginning of the movie, and her true nature is leaking out in spite of all the efforts she's made to curate it away and replace it with something more civilized and acceptable to the world above.
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Even after eight years, that was the question I found myself pondering yesterday as I read the responses to my piece arguing that, in spite of all the warnings about President Donald Trump's sabotage, the health care law had actually come out mostly intact after one year under this administration.
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Sadly, in spite of all his hard work and community leadership, last Monday, Mill was sentenced to prison for 225-22 years for technical violations of his probation from a 21 gun and drug case, for which he spent eight months in prison and was given five years of probation.
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It was very hard in Syria to toggle between sides, but you managed, in spite of all of your time with Free Syrian Army and Islamist battalions, to be a guest of Air Force Intelligence in one of their main detention centers in Damascus — Where I was wanted as well.
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If Moore succeeds in spite of all of the women who have come forward, all telling very similar stories about how he approached them and what he wanted, there could well be a sense among women weighing whether to go public that it's simply not worth it given the potential fallout. 5.
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In the Northern States, where free negroes are so few as to form no appreciable part of the community, in spite of all the legislation for their protection, they still remain a degraded caste, excluded by the ban of society from social association with all but the lowest and most degraded of the white race.
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After all, in a country in which Roger Stone, in spite of all the compelling reasons to be concerned over his release, is allowed to fight his case from outside the confines of a jail cell, then surely the many defendants who pose no such risk should be allowed to do so as well.
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In spite of all this, Noise did end up funding tour support for Into the Pandemonium (whose sales, as estimated by Walterbach, would eventually reach 120,000 units total), bringing Celtic Frost in front of bigger audiences than before, and including a prized opening slot on Anthrax's Among the Living hockey barn tour with Exodus in tow.
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"If we find that in spite of all the stuff we're working on, the market tells us that the hardware business by itself has an issue with making money and the volumes are just not there, then we will do the right thing for the shareholders and not just continuously focus on losing money," Chen said.
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But in spite of all her efforts, it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who think that after three years of indecision that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016 and that in this home of democracy we are incapable of honouring a basic democratic mandate.
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"As demonstrated in numerous declassified court opinions and other materials, the FISC exercises rigorous independent oversight of activities conducted pursuant to Section 702 to ensure that incidents of non-compliance are addressed through appropriate remedial action," the government's letter to Congress claims, in spite of all the evidence that oversight, even from more aggressive judges, has been insufficient.
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But in spite of all her efforts, it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who think that after three years of indecision that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016 and that in this home of democracy we are incapable of honoring a basic democratic mandate.
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"Obscure doctrinal differences" rarely make for compelling TV, but The Path gets away with this because of its tantalizing hints that there's more to Meyerism than meets the eye, that in spite of all of its faults (mostly stemming from its very human leadership), Meyerism has tapped into something real and potent at the center of the universe.
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In the scene, Rob (Kravitz), a record store owner, is called by her employees Cherise (Da'Vine Joy Randolph) and Simon (David H. Holmes) to settle a debate: Should they sell a customer a copy of Jackson's 1979 masterwork, Off the Wall, in spite of all the allegations of child abuse against him (his estate denies them)?
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It felt important to be there, to do the show in spite of all the controversy around the Olympics and the backlash here and in Brazil as well—a lot of my friends [from Brazil] didn't go to the show because they didn't want anything to do with the Olympics, but it was important to me to be there.
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In spite of all the action on the main floor, Wilson makes a point of literally directing our attention to the space above; in so doing, he creates a meaningful object lesson, not only in the power of the artist to direct the viewer's gaze, but in the power of the viewer to preserve and write history by the sheer force of our own attention.
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I pay tribute to the fortitude and patience of my predecessor and her deep sense of public service but in spite of all her efforts it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who think that after three years of indecision that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016 and that in this home of democracy we are incapable of honouring a basic democratic mandate.
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I lost my leg at 4; I wear a prosthesis; no, it wasn't cancer; yes, it goes all the way up; no, it doesn't hurt; no, I don't know that woman who was on "Dancing With the Stars," or the other lady on the other show who tap danced and was maybe married to a Beatle; and oh, how great that you had an uncle who wore a wooden leg who had a good sense of humor in spite of all that; yeah, bummer about that famous handsome athlete with no legs who killed his girlfriend.
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