Undeterred, Sakai said the bank would walk its own path.
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Even when the police are effective, criminals are often undeterred.
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Undeterred, most of them simply turn round and try again.
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Undeterred, I set my sights on something slightly more surgical.
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Undeterred, he's now gearing up to tackle even bigger challenges.
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The freshman Congresswoman was undeterred and fired back at Mrs.
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So Trump, undeterred, called up NSA Director Admiral Michael Rogers.
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Apparently undeterred, Facebook created a workaround for the Research app.
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Some people balked at the idea, but Huang was undeterred.
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Morgan was seemingly undeterred, though, and sent the following response.
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Undeterred, I set out into the cold Wisconsin evening anyway.
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Beanie Dude, undeterred, asks if you can make cannabis barbecue.
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Video showed Dreckman undeterred as he pulled the insect out.
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The American Creed has stood its ground, shaken but undeterred.
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Undeterred, Xia went back again in 2014, 2015 and 2016.
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Undeterred, she decided to fulfil her wish anyway — by herself.
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Disappointed but undeterred, Kusama moved to New York in 1957.
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Undeterred by their previous failure the two women tried again.
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He is undeterred in his ambitions to become an architect.
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But this weekend's test proves that Mr. Kim remains undeterred.
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Akbari is undeterred and plans to reintroduce it next year.
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But on the mission, Ms. Pipko said she was undeterred.
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Despite the attacks, the activists stress that they remain undeterred.
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Undeterred, Innoventive challenged the constitutional validity of the new law.
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Rubin was undeterred, betting the technology could be sped up.
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Undeterred by cartoon fiasco at [the United Nations General Assembly].
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Undeterred, when the time came, he stepped out by himself.
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We'll respond as we always do: We will be undeterred.
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"He continues undeterred to go on the front line," Schirato said.
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But Knope is undeterred in what she plans to do next.
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Undeterred, a group of Mexican biologists have launched a rescue mission.
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In the face of opposition, Villa-Komaroff said, she was undeterred.
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" Ryan, undeterred, continued to make the point about union workers. "Sen.
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Undeterred, Chinese astronomers set out to build their own powerful instrument.
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Undeterred, the CIA tried an even more elaborate plan in 1963.
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Disappointed, unsurprised, and undeterred, I kept waiting for the perfect opportunity.
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Hinton, LeCun, and Bengio remained undeterred and continued with their work.
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Oversight Republicans are apparently undeterred by Clinton's return to private life.
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It pinched at my thighs and shoulders, but I was undeterred.
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Undeterred, Goberdhan said he would be back on the water soon.
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Nina, undeterred, declares her wish to make it as an actress.
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But Hagin was undeterred, Basham said, and offered a swift retort.
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But there is evidence nationally that plenty of people remain undeterred.
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Undeterred, she quit her job and arranged a trip to Japan.
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Ms. Liu admits to being surprised by the video, but undeterred.
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Undeterred, Alex dug around the internet for solutions to his problem.
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She's totally undeterred by things that would freak out most people.
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Even so, Iranian women remain undeterred in fighting for their equality.
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But Ms. Vidot said with a smile that she was undeterred.
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Undeterred, Texas Tech frequently took the ball directly to the rim.
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The Palestinians said they were undeterred from going to the ICC.
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Not everyone with the Rams coveted Donald, but Waufle was undeterred.
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Before the trophy suspension, hunters were undeterred by Zimbabwe's political turmoil.
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However, we remained undeterred in our ambition to become professional investors.
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Undeterred, Prince Mohammed has resorted to arrests, asset seizures and shakedowns.
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The vocal "no" camp is undeterred by the recent opinion polls.
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Wendy seems undeterred after ordering a hit on Ruth's dad Cade.
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Israel, undeterred, has clung to its own interpretation of international law.
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Accordingly, despite these inappropriate and selective leaks, we will continue undeterred.
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Undeterred, Republicans brought it back in more extreme form in 22019.
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And Foy told CNN she was undeterred by the OLC's opinion.
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Sudan's first feminist organization was falling apart, but Elshowaya was undeterred.
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In the immediate aftermath of his speech, however, demonstrators appeared undeterred.
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McPhee, however, was undeterred by the comments and clapped back on Twitter.
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That ended badly but, undeterred, Lazkani jumped into her next start-up.
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Undeterred, the protesters surged again toward the bridge and were repeatedly repulsed.
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Without stringent enforcement, North Korea's complex illicit trafficking networks will continue undeterred.
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Undeterred, Teigen went on call out a hypocrisy inherent to celebrity culture.
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Just use your shelf — AKA pinky — and you can power through undeterred.
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Undeterred, he managed to design and open Saratoga Coffee Traders in 2008.
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This undeterred climber decided to stand on top of 19 of them.
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Undeterred, Barnes rode in a freight train to present himself to Edison.
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Tracy moved past them undeterred, and muscled Hales back onto the ground.
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Mr. Stoudemire seems undeterred by religious gatekeepers who might discourage such exploration.
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Undeterred, the town, Kanepi, adopted the leaf as its emblem on Wednesday.
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Undeterred, he sought money elsewhere, finding it at a New Jersey bank.
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It's a daunting challenge, but Global Citizen CEO Hugh Evans is undeterred.
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Undeterred, Mr. Kretschman completed his purchase of the company in June 2016.
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The sellers I did talk to were undeterred by news of the contribution.
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The police arrested 80 protesters on Capitol Hill, but the demonstrators seemed undeterred.
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The Tory faithful were undeterred by Mr Johnson's reputation for chaos and chicanery.
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Those who understand the danger should be completely undeterred by this tactic, however.
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And even after meeting with the former two-term president, Bullock is undeterred.
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Undeterred, Ian says he'll have a "fizzy pop" at the pub to celebrate.
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After some hasty tweaking, the undeterred Mr Santos secured its approval in congress.
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Ordinary Muscovites kept arriving from 10am until 10pm, undeterred by rain and snow.
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Undeterred, they go home and celebrate alone in the comfort of their house.
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Undeterred, he tried another province, Alberta—which also banned the practice last year.
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Cool. It's truly a diehard fandom that's undeterred by several hours of puking.
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Despite those developments, the Amazon supremo is undeterred on project India for Amazon.
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The president seems undeterred, according to those who have seen him this summer.
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Undeterred by the skinny-shaming, Milian responded saying she's feeling fitter these days.
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Undeterred, the two snapped a few more photos before they decided to leave.
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" Brown, undeterred, shot back: "I have had sex, and Jesus still loves me.
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Undeterred, Magie searched for ways to revive interest in a single-tax system.
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Undeterred, Kobach returned to Kansas where his nativist predilections gave way to obsession.
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When the group got in trouble for its actions, the members were undeterred.
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But Kiki Delaney, the founder and president of Delaney Capital Management, is undeterred.
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Undeterred, the developers of the Retro VGS decided to rebrand, redesign, and relaunch.
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But Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval, a Democratic challenger, is undeterred.
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Undeterred, Saotome raised private donations and opened a modest museum 18 years ago.
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Undeterred, European leaders repackaged the Constitution in the form of the Lisbon Treaty.
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Mr. Holt, 59, was undeterred by high surf and a minor shoulder injury.
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Despite their failed first attempt to cross illegally, the two friends remained undeterred.
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Mr. O'Scanlon is undeterred by the dual weights of history and public opinion.
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But, so far, Fosun and Shandong Ruyi have been untouched and appear undeterred.
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Undeterred, Ms. Pressley is laying down a stark generational, gender and racial challenge.
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Undeterred by Wing's rejection, Tony tried again to tell her how he felt.
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But the residents of an unincorporated area southeast of Baton Rouge were undeterred.
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Trump encouraged graduates to challenge the status quo and be undeterred by criticism.
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It's a sweltering 95 degrees outside, but at age four, Austin is undeterred.
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For most banks, this would have been disqualifying, but Deutsche Bank was undeterred.
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Undeterred, he got new gear and photographed what he saw on the job.
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The prime minister said he was undeterred by the anger directed at him.
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Speaking to CNBC, executives at two of Huawei's rivals said they remained undeterred.
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I continue undeterred, hitting them with a barrage of facts and rational explanations.
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Across the Capitol, many Republican senators appeared undeterred by the House bill's failure.
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But she remains undeterred, as do the other providers and advocates in the state.
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" Undeterred, Beckinsale continued, "You don't have to understand, you just have to have faith.
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Hannah is undeterred, and later tells Colton that she's falling in love with him.
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Undeterred, the ice cream guy allegedly pulled a knife on the poor pretzel seller.
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Yet, the racers were undeterred as they sped through the halls of CBS studios.
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Basic materials, undeterred by the 14-year dollar high, jumped on to the bandwagon.
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Despite the efforts of multiple flight attendants attempting to intervene, the man was undeterred.
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Kilmeade's co-host, Steve Doocy, tried to fact-check him — but Kilmeade was undeterred.
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And thousands of new people arrive in Greece everyday, undeterred by the border closers.
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While Tehran suppressed those demonstrations, protesters were undeterred, continuing such public gatherings throughout 2018.
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The news team's helicopter was shot down once, but they were unhurt and undeterred.
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Most politicians would back down when those implications became clear, but Trump is undeterred.
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Scott, undeterred, pivoted back to his talking points concerning diversity in the Sunshine State.
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Undeterred by these closures, the city council increased the wage to $2628 per hour.
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Gomez was undeterred by the difficulty of the challenge, however, as her video proves.
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Despite public backlash, the plans to build the plant have mostly gone forward undeterred.
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McCain appeared to be undeterred for several months after his diagnosis was made public.
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Undeterred, the French doctors administered a third transfusion, and the man died shortly thereafter.
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Undeterred, she soon became fluent in Swedish and got a job on her own.
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When the river hit the Rocky Mountains it turned north, but Mackenzie was undeterred.
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Undeterred by Ricky's silence, I reached out to another Pokémon enthusiast I'd found: Eric.
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Undeterred, the prince also included Mr. Dmitriev, the Russian businessman linked to Mr. Putin.
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Undeterred by that defeat, Mr. Kobach spent the next several years burnishing his profile.
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Dr. Salzman, with assistance from her sister, Rachel, and from other scientists, was undeterred.
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Undeterred, he would leave work early and come to my track meets and cheer.
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But Mr. Sharif was undeterred and said he was going back to his people.
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Our existence is our resistance, and we will continue our struggle for survival undeterred.
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Undeterred, Mr Condé asked his government last month to look into doing just that.
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The Turks are now in Greek waters but as yet undeterred by cartographic niceties.
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Undeterred by lurking dangers, she insists on roaming the streets for miles each day.
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Even the bloated running time of 3 hours and 30 minutes left Netflix undeterred.
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Although Pruitt has reversed his initial stance on the project, its developers remain undeterred.
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Yellin knows it won't be easy, but the 43-year-old autodidact is undeterred.
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Undeterred, Kim fired off his nation's most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile in late-November.
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When they try to steer the discussion back on the rails, Trump is undeterred.
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Since then, Trump seems not only undeterred but to be stepping up his pace.
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I was shook but undeterred, so I kept looking, sure I'd still find the drugs.
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Undeterred, the Diamond representatives suggested that she ask her children to pay for the upgrade.
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He was undeterred by Mr. Trump's recent efforts to restrict asylum claims or curb immigration.
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Undeterred, the government is building a commercial district on the other side of the station.
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She crumples under the guilt of what they've done together, while he plows on, undeterred.
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Despite this admission, however, immigration officials are undeterred from their goal of removing Vietnamese immigrants.
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Undeterred, the Canadian star continued to lavish praise on his "Work" collaborator in the caption.
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Undeterred, they just stood there — staring at him while he ate his chicken and greens.
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Undeterred, Madigan found a law firm in London that would take her case pro bono.
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Undeterred, Ernest turned a woman's hair grey, expecting her to run out of the room.
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Undeterred, the Thakkars went back to Kampala, Uganda's capital, and started all over yet again.
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Undeterred, she says that she plans to keep protesting despite the outcome of her trial.
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Undeterred, Doss deployed with the 307th Infantry, 77th Infantry Division, in the summer of 1944.
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Despite the draconian police-state tactics deployed to silence our voices, our campaign was undeterred.
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Despite numerous threats and the killings of other members of her organization, she was undeterred.
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Undeterred, Paul takes Jude and begins praying so loudly that he shocks Jude into silence.
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Amid the heated climate of #OscarsSoWhite, Winslet is undeterred from attending the controversial awards show.
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The campaign appears to face long odds of success, but organizers say they are undeterred.
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Undeterred, he decided to simply build his restaurant anyway, setting up tables around the coffins.
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Or are you the type that could rival the mailman, undeterred by snow and rain?
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Anderson was undeterred, visiting him again in November and a number of times since then.
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Undeterred, Mr. Trump flew to Buffalo and Syracuse, where he headlined local party fund-raisers.
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The former congressman remains undeterred about his likely slim chances of winning the top job.
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Yet Nunes is undeterred by the backlash she's received from the contenders circling her throne.
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Undeterred, Mayaz Elahshmi started a business last week training women to fix computers and smartphones.
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The grandma was undeterred and staked out the salad joint, waiting for Malia to leave.
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Joe Biden told the Associated Press that he remains undeterred by the rise of Sen.
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I hated the pain but found catharsis in how undeterred Dan was by my outbursts.
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We're told she was wandering around aimlessly and seemed undeterred by new coronavirus safety guidelines.
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Mr. McConnell, undeterred by his critics, instead stared straight ahead and marched through the concourse.
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They are undeterred by the prime minister's public calls on them to end the violence.
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We're obviously disappointed by a few other aspects of today's verdict, but we are undeterred.
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" Hurd was undeterred, firing back, "Why didn't you tell me to stop or block me?
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Mr. Metrick seemed undeterred, however, and said there would be more wellness services to come.
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But the model and philanthropist is seemingly undeterred by any negativity surrounding her viral campaign.
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Xavier Becerra, the California attorney general, said he was undeterred by the president's personal attention.
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And foreign fighters continue to arrive, undeterred -- CJTF-OIR estimates around 50 arrivals per month.
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Undeterred, he proceeded to run unopposed, reframing the contest as a referendum on his leadership.
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Mr. Browder reflected in a 2016 interview that the Russian authorities were undeterred by failure.
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Separately, the Democrats overseeing key committees say they're undeterred by Barr's summary of Mueller's findings.
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Restoring the home was not for the faint of heart, but Ms. Quinn was undeterred.
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Assad, with his Russian partners, has achieved an unthinkable scale and scope of destruction, undeterred.
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Undeterred, she worked for decades under the radar, and sold her first painting in 2004.
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Later, undeterred, Mr. Yang read for the role of Colin, Nick's equally good-looking friend.
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Still, I was undeterred — until I tried grid layout after grid layout with no luck.
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Sat backstage, their young frontman, Elkin Ramírez was said to have been placid and undeterred.
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During the campaign, white voters seemed undeterred by his racist remarks about Muslims and Mexicans.
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Distressed but undeterred, Mae Tao and its partner organizations formed "Backpack Health Worker Teams" in 1998.
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Prince, a former Navy SEAL and the brother of U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, is undeterred.
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Hundreds turned out for protests in Khartoum and Omdurman that day, undeterred by the emergency measures.
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But the alleged perpetrator was undeterred; he just kept creating new profiles over and over again.
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Buick is undeterred by the trail of defunct startups and offerings from streaming services themselves. Why?
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But, so far, Erdogan looks undeterred by the penalties from America and some of its allies.
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Undeterred, both firms are trying to scale up, partly by pursuing a flotilla of potential rivals.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) is undeterred and has promised its own contract later this year.
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But Tarform, a new startup that unveiled its first vehicle last month in Brooklyn, is undeterred.
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Undeterred, I refreshed the window, re-ran the script, and got ready to head into work.
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The protests went on like that for a while, undeterred by crackling orders from police megaphones.
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But Hawkins appears largely undeterred by the dozens of large rattlers surrounding him in the video.
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Even when it started raining, marchers were undeterred by the heavy downpours throughout the early afternoon.
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But he kept going, undeterred in his quest to write about the suffering of his city.
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Undeterred, the Conservative government plans to devolve more powers from Westminster to the Welsh capital, Cardiff.
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Undeterred, Terpin says he remains committed to blockchain comparing it to the early days of Amazon.
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Undeterred, Mr Kuroda spent September 21st removing the ribbons on a new parcel of monetary playthings.
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Nelson seemed undeterred by Scott's entrance into the race, according to a statement from his campaign.
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Undeterred by the actions of Thai authorities, Ocean Builders said it would continue to build seasteads.
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The figures are in chaos while the scythe-like waves advance undeterred, like a Roman phalanx.
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Around 60 people gathered outside the prison, undeterred by the heavy rain earlier in the day.
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Despite the turmoil and the prospect of sanctions from Brussels, Poland's political leaders have been undeterred.
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Big picture: Russia remains undeterred in its campaign to widen political divisions and weaken Western institutions.
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The inclement weather on Monday actually made the ardent performances of these undeterred singers more special.
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"We will continue to do so well into the future and are undeterred," the statement said.
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It also signals that prosecutors remain undeterred by Mr. Ghosn's recent assertion of innocence in court.
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"I am undeterred, unperturbed, fighting," she added, constantly clicking on a diamond-and-sapphire prayer counter.
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To be pragmatic is to be focused on a goal and mostly undeterred by emotional interference.
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Undeterred, he irked veteran (and future teammate) Karl Malone, telling him he didn't need his screens.
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Undeterred, Mr. Jarlstrom continued his campaign, tirelessly writing to public officials, media outlets and transportation experts.
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The woman with the laugh, Desiree A. Fairooz, 61, of Bluemont, Va., said she was undeterred.
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Undeterred, he rejoined his unit after escaping from a hospital in Belgium to visit his girlfriend.
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He must know that his pilferings have been discussed in departmental meetings, and he remains undeterred.
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Undeterred, in 2003 he founded a new ensemble, the Bostonians, from which he retired in 2016.
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Nicholas calculates that he could have made more in the stock market, but Rockefeller was undeterred.
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He had been looking to buy for several years and was undeterred by its TIC status.
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Cano had heard there were federal police waiting at the Mexican border, but he was undeterred.
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Undeterred, Mr Zhao still plans to roll out his scheme across the country, come rain or shine.
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But the company remains undeterred in its India expansion based on at least one measure: job openings.
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Mercedes-Benz, which is owned by German car and truck maker Daimler is undeterred by Waymo's progress.
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Undeterred by the rejection, Melrose turned hostile with a firm 7.4-billion-pounds bid on Jan. 17.
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Some of those close to her advised that she was going too far, but she was undeterred.
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But judging by the photos from walkouts in every state, young activists are undeterred in their efforts.
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Undeterred, Parker continues to fight crime, only to attract the Vulture, putting hundreds of lives at stake.
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But for people who live on the border, everyday life goes on, and the swimmers are undeterred.
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Undeterred, the pair announced their engagement in April of 2016 and had a child, Dream, in November.
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But migrants planning to seek asylum in the United States said they were undeterred by the crackdown.
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Mr Le Maire says he is undeterred by what to many observers looks like a damaging rebuff.
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Undeterred, Mama Yuli is pursuing a doctorate in part to inspire other waria to get an education.
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We firmly believe we operate within a legal framework and will continue to work on RPCS3, undeterred.
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The businessman says he is undeterred by criticism and attacks which he says have affected his business.
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Undeterred, I looked for someone else to backup my feeling that cardio machines are way off base.
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Still, apricot man, who reportedly has cancer, seemed undeterred by the fact that he literally poisoned himself.
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Much of this growth will happen in China, where Schulz is undeterred by the recent economic slowdown.
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Undeterred, I went to the Almeida Theater early — almost three hours before showtime — to wait for returns.
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But Campbell, one of nine children whose family lives on the Australian island of Tasmania, was undeterred.
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"We're obviously disappointed by a few other aspects of today's verdict, but we are undeterred," she said.
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I stand undeterred to continue fighting for equal opportunity in our pursuit of happiness for all Americans.
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Wayne Rooney told reporters that fans were throwing bottles at the bus, but his squad is undeterred.
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Undeterred, and with the help of his tech-savvy friend and co-director Dylan Reeve, he persevered.
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Hundreds of spectators gathered to see the gold-painted, 4,000-pound menorah, undeterred by a light rain.
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Undeterred, Mr. McMullin, 52, quit his job at SunTrust Bank to oversee the postcard group full time.
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Undeterred, Mr. Alexander was planning to self-publish it, when Houghton Mifflin Harcourt made him an offer.
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Undeterred, Mr. Alam and his associates put on an impromptu exhibit in the streets outside the gallery.
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"Your jaw is square, that's why it's cool!" she recalled Mr. Roversi replying, undeterred, with infectious conviction.
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What is certain is that Darvish remains undeterred by what happened to him in the last week.
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But as the Yale study makes clear, teenagers — in Connecticut, at least — are undeterred by the law.
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Undeterred by the lack of political interest, Silva's scrappy four-person team was planning their next move.
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Undeterred, I brandished my umbrella like a shield and waded through the waterlogged streets of Stone Town.
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Undeterred, she voted against the president again on a bill to repeal parts of Mr. Obama's program.
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Homebuyers seemed undeterred by last week's turnaround in interest rates, or perhaps they were spooked into action.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Uber is blowing through billions of dollars, but CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is undeterred.
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"Sorry, I'm just trying to get some ranch," the student says, simply, before continuing on her quest undeterred.
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The movie received mixed reaction in Venice and was booed after its first screening, but Aronofsky remained undeterred.
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Undeterred, I went to the store anyway to see if they were able to look up my account.
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But undeterred, the aspiring model organized a "princess" photoshoot celebrating her newly bald head with photographer Gerardo Garmendia.
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Russia doesn't share American concerns about security and appears undeterred by the potential disruption to Huawei's supply chain.
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Undeterred, the Sharks struck for three straight goals in the second period to secure a 211-222 lead.
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Investors were undeterred, though, placing orders of more than 23.5 billion euros for a 103-year syndicated bond.
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Undeterred, Kufrin kept him on the show, long enough that he made his way to Bachelor In Paradise.
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However, that doesn't stop an undeterred Ezekiel, who challenges his men to go at them full-tilt anyway.
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Yoshiyuki Sankai, founder of Cyberdyne, a robotics firm that makes some of the most expensive gear, is undeterred.
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Police were reportedly undeterred by an armed scarecrow while searching an illegal marijuana field in Navarro County, Texas.
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Undeterred, he was out again the next day, this time raising $133.59 for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Most remain bullish and undeterred after the company reported strong fourth quarter earnings after the bell on Monday.
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She is unafraid and undeterred by attacks from her critics and unbowed by external pressure from the media.
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Undeterred, Muguruza came back and served out the set without dropping a point, culminating in her graceful lob.
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Undeterred, Betty used her beak to bend the straight wire into a hook to pull up the bucket.
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Undeterred, D. R. Horton appealed the labor board's decision, sending the case to the appellate court in Louisiana.
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Paddling back out, undeterred, I noticed some of the locals were staring at me and my unwieldy board.
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Undeterred, this year, Ginsburg continued her criticism of the election results and the "macho atmosphere" that elected Trump.
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Undeterred, searchers dragged slabs of ham down game trails and baited camera traps with roadkill or live chickens.
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At dusk, the no-see-ums (tiny biting flies, stubbornly undeterred by repellents) attacked like an invisible army.
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The youngest member of the U.S. swimming squad for the second straight Games, she seems unflinching, undeterred, unstoppable.
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Undeterred, she sought the higher office of Dutchess County executive but received only 35 percent of the vote.
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Despite repeated attempts, Russ was undeterred; he wanted to get to the bottom of every reporter's fashion preferences.
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She advocated for what she knew to be right, undeterred by criticism and without fear of the consequences.
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But Ms. Rosenfeld was undeterred by Mr. Buffett or the British, and the $20 billion deal got done.
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Undeterred from losses, Paytm said it would invest $22.7 billion in its business in the next two years.
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Protesters marched around the Capitol to the steps of the Supreme Court, undeterred by the rain and cold.
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It's a new day, and more migrants are on the border, undeterred and ready to cross into Mexico.
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"I was hoping maybe Edith would be a little bit better," Mr. Eyler said, although he was undeterred.
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Forward Derek Stepan said Lundqvist, who finished with 32 saves, was undeterred by the deficit his team faced.
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And foreign fighters continued to arrive, undeterred -- the coalition recently estimated that about 50 were arriving each month.
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An undeterred White House responded to McCain's announcement with the defiant message that the repeal effort will continue.
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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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Undeterred, he pours me a glass of a 2013 Chenin Blanc from a vineyard in Nashik, central India.
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Deputy Sheriff Yvonne DeCaro told her that she was actually outside a jail, but Ildefonso was reportedly undeterred.
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Undeterred by her thick Bronx accent or her close ties to its streets, Cardi rejected respectability by merely existing.
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Duca, who separately received death threats after her interview with Carlson, said she was undeterred by Shkreli's Twitter harassment.
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But the young designer was undeterred and fought for it—arguing that it should be weird and stand out.
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But Medina was undeterred, and contacted a Dominican surgeon, Dr. Félix Almánzar, through Facebook who agreed to the operations.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Wednesday as investors remain undeterred from geopolitical tension as oil prices fell.
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Undeterred, he said his network on social media, is also helping get the word out about his upcoming launch.
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But President Carter was undeterred and spoke with other volunteers the same day as his fall, stitches and all.
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This newest wave of candidates seems undeterred by this thinking — and perhaps is poised to toss it out entirely.
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Stern, however, is undeterred, and has an answer for those who are concerned about the cost to the government.
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Undeterred, I placed a box in my great room (kitchen/dining room/den) and another in my upstairs bedroom.
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Mr. Trump shot back that it made for a "such a cute sound bite," but Mr. Rubio was undeterred.
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Undeterred, Dr. Lakdawala reached out to India's Minister of External Affairs, Sushma Swaraj, on Twitter, who granted the visa.
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But faced with that reality, it can be inspiring to see the USWNT continue to celebrate, undeterred by critics.
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Undeterred, Baluchi bravely stepped out onto the ocean in his hydropod, like the protagonist of a discarded Pixar script.
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Undeterred by the Taliban's lingering influence on Afghan society, Rasoul now works as the executive director of the AFCECO.
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But the company's chief executive is undeterred, because of the profusion of technologies required to make autonomous vehicles work.
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Skip is obviously very wrong about Tim Tebow and mostly everything else he talks about, but he is undeterred.
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However, Burdick remains undeterred and says her plan is necessary for the state to create a more diversified legislature.
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Yet it defines an identity of Western liberal values undeterred by terror, bringing comfort to those who hear it.
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Mr. Janu was undeterred by his disapproval, and by the stream of news articles and blog posts that Mrs.
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Analysts remain undeterred in their belief that more gains are coming as the economy and corporate earnings growth improve.
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Democrats, however, appear undeterred by criticism, vowing to push forward on what they view as legitimate oversight investigations. Rep.
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Undeterred by the cop's threats, Sophie and her friends are making their way towards the haunted house once more.
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If the new sites are connected to Cobalt Dickens, it would appear Iran is undeterred by the earlier indictments.
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But Democrats are undeterred, seeing a huge upside in putting the issue to a vote during an election year.
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Undeterred, he studied painting at the Art Students League, where he started taking portraits to pay for art supplies.
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The steady stream of customers who file into the restaurant, a perfect cross-section of the neighborhood, is undeterred.
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It's the Lunar New Year and so last night they came, undeterred by the firecrackers that sounded like war.
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Despite the outcry in Japan, the group's many die-hard fans, who are known as the Army, seemed undeterred.
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Undeterred by this and other eccentricities, Reichl peels away the layers of drama that arrive with her new job.
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" But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is undeterred, vowing to press ahead with the stimulus package at "warp speed.
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Undeterred, Bill Ford tried again in 2006, but by then Ghosn might&aposve seen the writing on the wall.
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Undeterred, Mr. Trump told Stephen Miller, a senior policy adviser, to draft an executive action to repeal the law.
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Undeterred, she showed up on Mendes' doorstep with ideas and some history books, and the two got to work.
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" But Buddy is undeterred: "On my résumé, my agent replaced the word 'gay' with 'blond' and 'Canadian' with 'outdoorsy.
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Undeterred, he continued to box — with great success — as he was deserving of his unanimous decision win over Farmer.
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Undeterred, Israeli Minister of Transportation Yisrael Katz told CNN the proposed new station would be named after Donald Trump.
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But this year, the poachers work openly during the day, some wearing balaclavas, apparently undeterred by desultory government patrols.
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Undeterred, Ms. Bentley-Kates asked if she could at least point out her potential match, but Ms. Dickey refused.
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" Undeterred, Griffith responded, "If she tells me to see it, I'll see it," to which Johnson said, "We'll see.
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Undeterred after the latest incident, Mr. Navalny suggested that his new look would help him stand out at rallies.
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But MPs — including at least 20 members of Johnson's own Conservative Party — heard Johnson's threat and moved ahead, undeterred.
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Illegal miners known as "zama-zamas" ("taking chances") are another problem, undeterred by the extreme depths and high-tech security.
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In front of them: at least 10,225 Turkish women, some with masks and drums, marching undeterred for International Women's Day.
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She also suggested that she was undeterred and would continue to endorse upstart candidates willing to buck the Democratic establishment.
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Undeterred by the subsequent lack of depth perception, he became his father's successor as the nation's most important steam engineer.
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But that hasn't stopped the company's spyware from being used by countries, organizations, and individuals undeterred by human rights concerns.
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In the face of legislation that's set to disrupt that mission, the staff and volunteers at the clinic are undeterred.
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But Spieth was undeterred through it all and stayed true to the process and worked his way back into form.
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Democrats are undeterred by Mueller saying he would not be able to expand beyond what is contained in his report.
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But, undeterred, journalists then followed the police chief to his car, asking why he'd directed officers to crash the event.
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Yet EAGLE, undeterred by the toll Mr Woods may have taken on its reputation last month, is a stubborn bird.
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But the X Prize Foundation says it is undeterred and will continue to set up contests to promote technological advancement.
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Undeterred, the country's environment ministry said earlier this year that it would stop serving meat and fish at official functions.
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Undeterred by his past hardware disasters, the Black-Eyed Pea's thirsty frontman just announced a wrist computer called the Dial.
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Undeterred, I scoff the free nibbles and head for the door—but not before grabbing one of the Trump Menus.
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Law enforcement sources in Washington State tell us police in Auburn are undeterred by the accuser's noncooperation with the investigation.
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But the silver lining of that performance is how undeterred he looked after early struggles and a dreadful Game 3.
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The company was undeterred by a slowdown in African economies on the back of the commodity price drop, Hodnett said.
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In the docs, she says Moraga undeterred and broke into the house, changed the locks again and barricaded himself inside.
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We got Milo jumping on his chopper in Bev Hills after a meal at La Scala ... undeterred by the rain.
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Kenya has also relentlessly scapegoated refugees for terrorism, undeterred by the lack of any evidence linking the camps to attacks.
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Undeterred, he turned his sights to a smaller prize with a similar emotional tug, the historically Russian territory of Novorossiya.
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"The refs screwed up," Rivers said, undeterred by the league fine for publicly criticizing game officials that is surely coming.
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There are many other examples of foreign terrorist threats being on the intel community's radar but going unrecognized or undeterred.
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Undeterred, Mr. Steyer said on Monday that the $25 million dedicated to voter outreach was a floor, not a ceiling.
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Wall Street analysts, however, are undeterred and are sticking by the stock into the company's earnings report after the bell.
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But he was undeterred on Monday evening and again peddled false claims, including some of his most thoroughly debunked fables.
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"... enemy of the American people..." Trump vilified the press throughout the campaign and carried on, undeterred, into the White House.
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He figured Ava would ignore his daughter, but she was undeterred by his words and asked Arwen to play anyway.
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Donald Sterling continues to gallivant around Hollywood with fresh new women by his side ... undeterred by the whole racist thing.
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Undeterred, they carried the backpack to an unpopulated area, so that if it did explode, no one would be harmed.
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Undeterred, the Turkish leader has railed against the United States and blamed foreigners for the dire state of the economy.
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Many potential claimants respond to this prospect by declining to file claims in the first place, leaving bad conduct undeterred.
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Undeterred by the public's wishes, by compassion or by common sense, President Trump and other Republican leaders are forging ahead.
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Mr. Lau sought to reassure supporters that the campaign is undeterred by state-by-state results, including later on Tuesday.
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While Mr. Bernier faces an uphill struggle to transform his party into a national movement, he said he was undeterred.
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We remain undeterred, guided by our values and belief in those who want to find real solutions to gun violence.
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Undeterred, I had one more idea for where to look for the trophy, although I considered it a last gasp.
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Byron Wien, whose career in finance has spanned about 50 years, told CNBC he's undeterred by Wednesday's stock market tumble.
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Undeterred, the Turkish leader has railed against the United States and blamed foreigners for the dire state of the economy.
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The rapper was undeterred, vowing to make it to Indio, near Palm Springs, for Sunday's "I Love the 90s" concert.
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Even though Trump largely avoided London and has been using a presidential helicopter to travel to his meetings, protesters were undeterred.
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That means they think outside of the box and are undeterred by the failings of those who have tried before them.
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Undeterred by critical reporting, Trump did not cower behind a press secretary with carefully crafted words, as most politicians would do.
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However, investors were undeterred by such concerns, placing orders of more than 23.5 billion euros for a 103-year syndicated bond.
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Undeterred, he campaigned for like-minded candidates in by-elections (they won) and joined protests against a new social-media tax.
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Undeterred, Rosa and David saved to buy a Dodge Ram, making sure the color was exactly the right shade of red.
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Undeterred, a group of students in boxers staged a protest Saturday, a day after the video of Requesens, 29, was released.
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Rudy, undeterred by changing tastes or his own lack of filmmaking experience, decides to self-finance and self-produce his movie.
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She, drenched in all-black everything, is still plotting how to destroy her enemies, undeterred by the her youngest child's suicide.
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Undeterred by health or reversals of fortune, Oakley was a painter, a feminist, a Christian Scientist and citizen of the world.
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They appear undeterred by their impending end, avoiding a celebratory lap with hands raised high or a lengthy bout of mourning.
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The squirrel fiercely clung to the officer's leg, undeterred by the weapons on the belt a mere few inches from him.
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Feyisa was undeterred, though, and decided to use his moment on the world stage to draw wider attention to the issue.
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Undeterred by the markets' reaction, Salvini insisted on Tuesday that Italy needed broad tax cuts, dismissing EU fiscal constraints as obsolete.
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Undeterred, Mr Lynch saw a chance to change the "slow, risky and expensive" way people procure projects from local graphic designers.
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Jermaine is producing a new Usher album, and the 2 have been in the studio ... seemingly undeterred from the various allegations.
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I am wholly undeterred by the fact that my only points most weeks come from TG's locker room jokes about dicks.
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THE Kindai University Fisheries Laboratory might not be the most enticing name for a fancy restaurant, but its customers are undeterred.
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" Undeterred by the prospect of added security, congestion, and perhaps even protests in the neighborhood, Turjeman said, "Good job President Trump!
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Now the nation's oldest living president and one of its most famous humanitarians, Carter has been undeterred by his declining health.
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"The only responsible course of action ... is to continue with our plan, undeterred by any short-term fluctuations," he told parliament.
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After graduation, she took a bar prep class and threw herself into studying full time, undeterred by her "massive" debt load.
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Undeterred, he built his own semi-automatic rifle mostly from mail-order parts and, two years later, went on a rampage.
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The company denies it's listening, up to and including its CEO stating as much to Congress, and the belief is undeterred.
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While the regime maintains the advantage, an undeterred Asad will resist compromises sought by almost all opposition factions and regional actors.
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The White House, undeterred by Senate Republicans' resistance, is vetting a potential nominee for the empty seat on the Supreme Court.
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Danny's caretaker warned that he might fling the $7003,500 device across the room in frustration, but Sahin handed it over, undeterred.
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Twelve days after the dossier published, sitting in his office overlooking the BuzzFeed newsroom, Ben Smith was undeterred by Trump's insults.
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Baldwin was undeterred by pressure and lofted the ball into the end zone, finding Wilson for a 15-yard touchdown pass.
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Undeterred, in 2017, Zangger published a popular book with the same thesis, which was again dismissed by the mainstream archaeological community.
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Our sources say the ropes are Big Show-worthy and the wrestler will go into the ring in future matches undeterred.
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Undeterred by the chilly weather, even members of the ground crew pulled out their phones to memorialize this flight in photos.
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She was undeterred by the risks, explained her father, Khalil Nassar, 46, an education ministry official, who had brought her along.
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By the second week, as the virus plowed through the region undeterred, it was decided to keep schools closed another week.
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Such a move could be considered a war crime under international laws, but Mr. Trump said Sunday that he was undeterred.
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Demonstrators have overwhelmed city streets, so far undeterred by a police crackdown in which hundreds have been arrested and dozens killed.
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Fortunately for her fans, and for continued innovation in gymnastics, Biles has been undeterred by this lowballing of her difficulty value.
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Rotunno hasn&apost been pleased by the relentless denials, but she told Insider she&aposs undeterred by Burke&aposs tough stance.
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Makri was undeterred by the apparent modest support for Islamist parties, pointing to Tunisia where Islamist and secular forces rule together.
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During a news conference on Thursday morning, Clyburn told reporters that he is undeterred by a Senate standstill on the issue.
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For its part, the White House so far appears undeterred by accusations that it is lavishing tax breaks on the rich.
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He is in the middle ground of the Fed's policy makers and is undeterred by President Trump's comments, as I thought.
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Two weeks later, undeterred by death threats, the man distinguished by his bushy eyebrows and thick glasses spoke directly to soldiers.
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The bill is still very unpopular Republicans seem undeterred by poll after poll showing their tax bill being more unpopular than popular.
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Despite low subscriber numbers and increased development costs, Greenfield remains undeterred in Netflix's potential as the top streaming service in the world.
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Soros is apparently undeterred after a mail bomb was discovered last week in his mailbox at his home outside New York City.
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Undeterred, the American president is set to go face-to-face with Putin, the authoritarian leader for whom he has expressed admiration.
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Undeterred, Orr starts by explaining how the extruder works to an intent-looking Lowe, before moving on to discuss pasta dough texture.
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Mr Bahceli and his whips, undeterred by a mutiny that has been swelling inside their party for months, provided the remaining votes.
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When one man cracks his door slightly, trying to obscure the fact that he is wearing only a towel, Triantaphyllis is undeterred.
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Many people in China are certainly undeterred by the government's efforts to block news about him—Mr Guo's allegations are widely known.
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Usher is going about his life ... seemingly undeterred by 4 people who are suing him for allegedly exposing them to genital herpes.
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To their credit, America and Switzerland seem undeterred by such blocking tactics as they probe the still-unfolding 1MDB scandal in Malaysia.
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As he headed to Laos, Obama professed to being undeterred by the unpredictable unfriendly international environment at the end of his presidency.
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More Americans, I think, are seeing through the media manipulation and Trump, both at home and abroad, is undeterred by their static.
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Grizot, however, who as a child would practice on a putting green illuminated by the headlights of his grandmother's car, was undeterred.
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It was undeterred after its most advanced anti-fibrosis candidate failed, striking deals with two small companies to acquire additional NASH programs.
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He seems to be undeterred, though, covering his son Jaden's forum-rap singles and doubling down on his extremely wholesome Instagram feed.
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Ganus was undeterred, saying the agency has sent a doping control officer to Kenya where Russian track and field athletes were training.
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Undeterred from holding Russia to account, Coats said days ago that "the warning lights are blinking red again" regarding Russian cyber interference.
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Democrats will continue, undeterred by the Mueller report they once were poised to praise, with a continuing series of accusations and investigations.
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Mendoza is undeterred, but as he begins his investigation, Padre Juan's murder begins to seem part of something more sinister and dangerous.
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The hearings should also shed light on the fact that our outdated election laws allowed this infiltration to go undetected and undeterred.
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Undeterred by risks that home prices could collapse, investors say ample protection is provided by robust RMBS structures and strict lending standards.
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Undeterred, BC Hydro and the provincial government, under the conservative British Columbia Liberal Party, revived the mega-project around a decade ago.
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President Trump and the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, undeterred by sharp criticism of their conciliatory relationship, expect to exchange visits next year.
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These students were undeterred by injuries, and believed that the game was in fact made safer by various tweaks to the rules.
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Mr. Benini was undeterred: Mr. Williams had an art director's sense of context and culture, references in art, music and fashion history.
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Undeterred, she made her way back through the crowd to try to take another picture after deleting some photos on her camera.
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Undeterred, the men drove him around Dubai and, that evening, tried to introduce him to some Russian women at a night club.
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Mr. Thacker said he had fired a warning shot, but the eagle was undeterred so he then shot it with a Remington .
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The outpouring of affection for Glenn was so great that the festivities were largely undeterred by an unfolding tragedy in the city.
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But opposition lawmakers appeared undeterred by the prospect of a vote when they shelved Vizcarra's proposal for a snap election on Thursday.
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But Ward remains undeterred, particularly as public head-to-head polling shows her leading Flake in a primary by a healthy margin.
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Turkey started shelling Kurdish positions inside Aleppo on Saturday, but the Kurds, apparently undeterred, have continued to seize new rebel-held towns.
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Undeterred, he won three NCAA championships at UCLA, and then he went on to become a six-time champion in the NBA.
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Len Schlesinger, former vice chairman and COO of L Brands, says he expects consumer confidence to go undeterred by the U.K.'s vote.
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Undeterred, she continued the fight, and in 2015 she provided PPL with the original recording contract between Jackson's record company and Reginald's union.
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Undeterred, she began advocating for workers trying to form an autonomous trade union at Jasic International, a welding machinery exporter in nearby Shenzhen.
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But the protesters rechalked right away, undeterred from their plan: to occupy the classroom of brain and cognitive sciences professor T. Florian Jaeger.
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Win Lae Phyu Sin is undeterred by those who denigrate her for being a Muslim and wearing a hijab that exposes the face.
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But Baldwin was undeterred by the criticism, returning to the agonizing role on Saturday night for a skit on Trump and gun control.
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Undeterred, he and Hopkins flew to Los Angeles, where they met with Darcy Antonellis, the head of anti-piracy efforts at Warner Bros.
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Pierre Claver Mbonimpa from Burundi, a gentle yet principled soul, undeterred even after his son was murdered and he himself survived repeated attacks.
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Undeterred, Schwartz has refused to return any royalties or advances earned off the book, and has continued to speak out forcefully against Trump.
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But Erdogan has continued undeterred, repeatedly accusing Germany of harbouring members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), an accusation Berlin has denied.
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Undeterred by what many are regarding as a shock result, Paddy Power has started to take bets on a host of "Trump specials".
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Yet while many on Wall Street questioned Tesla's ability to meet its full-year delivery goals, others were undeterred by its latest results.
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" Tom, however, was undeterred, telling Deena, "If they're going to crash this plane into the ground, we're going to have to do something.
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Yu said she was heartbroken to listen to her mother's comments, but despite the hurt, she remains undeterred in her cosmetic surgery plans.
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Undeterred, Malsar calmly got back to her feet as two staff members helped her with the torch and the crowd cheered and clapped.
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Undeterred, he was recently accepted to prestigious Columbia University, his top choice school, but all that ivy doesn't come without a price tag.
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The protesters have been undeterred by heightened safety concerns after a gunman killed five police officers during a demonstration in Dallas on Thursday.
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Undeterred and unwilling to cede a good press opportunity, the BJP members invited photographers to capture them holding brooms on the clean street.
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Looking ahead to 2020, the panel was not optimistic; Morell said the Russians were undeterred by the U.S. response to their 2016 interventions.
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The Sydney-based firm reported a 2560% jump in annual domestic core earnings, undeterred by a cooling economy and sluggish spending in Australia.
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Undeterred, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee charged ahead with plans for a sweeping investigation into Russia's election interference and Trump's finances.
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Undeterred even then, he responded by yelling "'Do you know who I am?' or something to that extent," according to the FBI's report.
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Undeterred, Onatli is set on adding new features to Egerin, and is aiming to pitch his startup idea to UK investors in June.
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Undeterred, graduate assistants continued to organize, usually through the United Automobile Workers, which had successfully organized graduate-assistant unions at many public universities.
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From Massachusetts to Hawaii, progressive candidates undeterred by the immense obstacles to eliminating a federal agency have peppered Twitter with hashtags of support.
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But Peter Ward, the president of the 40,20213-member New York Hotel and Motel Trades Council, which recently endorsed the mayor, is undeterred.
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Mr. Trump was undeterred by the Republican opposition and quickly signaled his next step when he tweeted "VETO!" not long after the vote.
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Undeterred, I went to the box office about 30 minutes before showtime, and slowly pushed my way to the front of the line.
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Undeterred by his lack of political experience, Longjohn was challenging Fred Upton, a Republican who had represented Michigan's Sixth District for three decades.
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Undeterred, he eventually built a seven-hole course on property he owned in Harahan, La., a Mississippi River town west of New Orleans.
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In writing his latest book, Mr. Baron is undeterred by the fact that he has no children and has never had a dog.
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Undeterred, Mr. Frazar along with his brothers Bob and Donald bought 1,500 acres around a small agricultural lake, which they dredged and reshaped.
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Park visitors went about their routines on an overcast but pleasant day, mindful but undeterred by the reports of a rampaging wild animal.
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Undeterred, the administration proposed similar cuts in its 2017 budget, including a huge reduction in UASI funds, from $600 million to $330 million.
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Undeterred, Trump initially vowed to keep fighting in the courts to add the question despite a July deadline to print the census questionnaire.
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But Jarmusch, who did a fine job of rebooting vampires in "Only Lovers Left Alive" (2014), transmuting them into lolling snobs, is undeterred.
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Undeterred by Donald Trump's election victory in the U.S., Australia has (finally) officially formalised its commitment to the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
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Developers of a dozen partial upgrading technologies, including MEG Energy Corp, are undeterred, however, and hope Value Creation's plant is only the first.
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But by the time the gavel fell in the Ways and Means hearing room, the Democrats had already made clear they were undeterred.
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Undeterred, Thieu horrified Vietnamese and American observers by proceeding to run unopposed, reframing the now-uncontested election as a referendum on his rule.
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We find ourselves in very sobering times in a very sobering landscape, but I remain, along with my colleagues, undeterred in our efforts.
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Nickel bulls are undeterred, keeping faith with the metal's future prospects as a key raw material in the coming electric vehicle (EV) revolution.
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The disturbing conclusion is that Trump crossed many red lines some time ago, is currently being punished for these transgressions, and is nonetheless undeterred.
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Pinterest was undeterred by skeptics, who predicted its nice-guy image and history of slower growth would make for a poor-performing public company.
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Hamid Patel, Star's chief executive, is undeterred: "People have made excuses about these children—and written off their communities for too long," he explains.
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The social network's quarterly revenues grew 49% year-on-year to $11.9 billion, showing that advertisers seemed largely undeterred by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The authorities in Lebanon appear undeterred by the principle of non-refoulement, which prohibits sending people back to countries where they will face persecution.
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Hoaxsters, conspiracy theorists, and viral deceivers are undeterred by Facebook's stated goals of disrupting their financial incentives and suppressing the spread of their content.
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According to the Daily Mail, the vlogger ended the clip by saying, "I'll eat it in the next video," seemingly undeterred by her experience.
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Whatever it is, it is something I personally would not want to lie down and make out in, but Nick and Raven are undeterred.
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Several days after the bombings, thousands of undeterred baseball fans gathered at Fenway Park to watch the Red Sox play the Kansas City Royals.
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Undeterred, petitioner has now fully briefed both questions (leading with the non-granted question, no less) despite this court's explicit instructions to the contrary.
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Investors, however, appear undeterred by the lack of stellar data, continuing to expect a second-round 28503 policy adjustment on Wednesday with near certainty.
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But Judy longs to make the world a better place, and she's undeterred by those who think she's not cut out for the job.
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But Pakistani army officials are undeterred by the scepticism and insist they will finish the job as the country's security rests on this fence.
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None of the votes succeeded, but Democrats remain undeterred as they seek to fire up their liberal base ahead of next year's midterm elections.
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Undeterred, Utah's Republican senators, Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch, no friends of wilderness protection, are sponsoring the Human-Powered Travel in Wilderness Areas Act.
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Undeterred, the DCCC is running Trump-focused ads targeting Republican incumbents with large Hispanic constituencies that have been appalled by Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric.
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Search-and-rescue crews were undeterred by a series of false leads that raised hope over recent days that the sub might be located.
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The lower courts struck down the law as a violation of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), but New Jersey was undeterred.
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Undeterred, however, Macron and others in Europe are moving to unilaterally impose speech controls on the internet with new legislation in France and Germany.
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Cain said Thursday he was undeterred by the backlash to his nomination and was "simply not going to allow" critics to derail his bid.
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Undeterred, Lord March decided to hold a race up his driveway — a 9-turn strip of tarmac running uphill for just over a mile.
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To the undeterred who plow forward anyway, the monitor can detect fraud and waste early, curtailing further losses and building a case for recovery.
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Mueller so far remains undeterred by attempts to discredit the investigation or distract attention from it, according to one source familiar with the probe.
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Undeterred, the caravan continued north, its participants traveling atop freight trains and by hitchhiking, sleeping in gritty migrant shelters and parks and eating poorly.
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A vulture standing amid the flowers in front of the savings and loan was undeterred by an irate employee shouting and waving a clipboard.
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But many remain undeterred, seeing his arrest as further proof of an alleged cover-up, while continuing to share and discuss the rumor online.
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Undeterred, the Ethiopian government turned eastward, securing funding from the China Development Bank, China Exim Bank, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.
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Undeterred, in "From Bauhaus to Our House," Mr. Wolfe attacked modern architecture and what he saw as its determination to put dogma before buildings.
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"The EU and Japan showed an undeterred determination to lead the world as flag-bearers for free trade," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
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Boeing is undeterred by all the buzz around SpaceX and its founder Elon Musk, which launched its Falcon Heavy rocket into history last week.
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She came into Wednesday's race undeterred, saying she would not have hung around the Games if she had lost hope about winning a medal.
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Undeterred by such realities, Eric Weiner has embarked on a hunt for the underlying recipe behind some of the world's most productive and influential cities.
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Lanita described the alleged attack, from February 18, 2003, telling "CBS This Morning" the singer was undeterred when she told him she doesn't do massages.
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However, despite a protracted sell-off in crude futures, the meteoric rise of U.S. shale should continue undeterred over the coming months, analysts told CNBC.
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Yet people who stood in line in the central Cordusio square seemed undeterred by the prices which have drawn complaints from an Italian consumer association.
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A former aspiring professional poker player, Kang bounced back undeterred, and with the surging price of the currency, Bitcoin mania has taken over his life.
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Undeterred, Leo pulls some grenadine out of his backpack like the Connecticut version of Beyoncé, dumping several tablespoons worth into a glass of ginger ale.
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Economists, mustering equal precision, worry that the dampened "spirits" of investors can transmit a crisis across countries, undeterred by the fundamental economic distinctions between them.
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Meanwhile, businesses were undeterred by the weakening global economic outlook and nearly doubled their rate of investment to 1.2% after 0.7% in the first quarter.
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Undeterred, the Icelanders continued to assert their dominance, pumping out release after release of cold black fury—often via the Vánagandr tape label and distro.
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Amazon is to expand its bricks-and-mortar footprint across the United States, undeterred by the fact many physical bookstores have been struggling for years.
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In an oral history recorded in 1989 — winter's coldest hour — Nilsson was undeterred: Now, decades later, one of his biggest contributions is experiencing a resurgence.
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Undeterred, Hmeida apparently kept scouring the market and found Wolf Intelligence, a lesser-known German company trying to make its way into the surveillance market.
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The Federal Reserve made clear it sees a near perfect environment to keep raising interest rates and that it was undeterred by recent market volatility.
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" Undeterred, Dina explains her curiosity, "All the best bodies in the world, all those synthetic fabrics, nobody speaks the same language so everything means 'Yes' ….
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Still, DoorDash—perhaps emboldened by the fact that Amazon is also reportedly engaging in this incredibly shady practice—appears to remain mostly undeterred by criticism.
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The Hague-based court has responded that it was an independent and impartial institution and would continue to do its work "undeterred" by Washington's actions.
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Despite the ongoing stress that goes hand-in-hand with the daily headlines about politicians, votes, and Article 50, the Harry Potter author remains undeterred.
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Several evenings later, temperatures plummeted, and undeterred would-be artists came in for a drink and draw, an event now ubiquitous in North Brooklyn saloons.
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Election commission chief Mahinda Deshapriya said voters from the minority communities were undeterred by the attack and turned out in large numbers at polling stations.
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Undeterred, my supporters and I pushed forward and, supported by grant funding, conducted a trial in two countries testing our foods in statin intolerant individuals.
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Ultimately, undeterred, Paltrow went on to speak on the record with other actresses about the sexual harassment and assaults they say Weinstein subjected them to.
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Verlander struck out the side in the second to get himself going and was undeterred by the Astros' inability to deliver with runners on base.
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Nunes, undeterred, attempted to keep the cycle running by hinting that additional — even more explosive — memos would be forthcoming; Democrats teased releasing a counter memo.
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The activity offers fresh evidence that despite indictments, expulsions and recriminations, Russia remains undeterred in its campaign to widen political divisions and weaken Western institutions.
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As protesters remain undeterred by the new law, ongoing demonstrations are already scheduled through the end of the month — the next one for tomorrow evening.
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Undeterred by the threat of hurricanes and the decline in local fisheries and the empty peanut warehouses, people are building more houses in Levy County.
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Even though Tara didn't receive her pills until the 11-week mark, she was undeterred by the warnings about taking the pills past 10 weeks.
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Durbin, undeterred, is vowing to push ahead with his proposal, which he and Graham plan to unveil next week, challenging GOP leaders to consider it.
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But protesters appeared undeterred in their anger, testing the limits and patience of the Iranian regime which is known for suppressing all dissent, often brutally.
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Time and time again, Trump -- undeterred by reality -- has tried to take credit for signing into law the Veterans Choice Program, even arguing that Sen.
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Pence on Friday insisted the White House was undeterred and urged GOP senators to "keep their word" to the American people and vote for repeal.
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Anytime Mr. Younge brought up marriage, Mr. Hopkins shied from it, but undeterred he brought it up once again last June, jokingly over a drink.
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Undeterred, and in fact spurred, by the president's xenophobic executive orders and emboldening of extremists, immigrant communities across the country are taking to the polls.
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Undeterred, men have continued to express their opinions on social media about why it's not fair for women to go watch Wonder Woman without men.
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Undeterred by his amputation, he pursued his high school hobby of rock climbing and also took up ice climbing, leaving him primed to take on Everest.
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Novo Nordisk, the world's top maker of diabetes drugs, is investing 115 million pounds ($145 million) in a new research center in Britain, undeterred by Brexit.
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Aparicio is undeterred by a new directive from Attorney General Jeff Sessions declaring that gang and domestic violence will generally cease to be grounds for asylum.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell might be determined as ever to stymie election security legislation, but House Democrats remain undeterred in their push to advance it.
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These are the moms and dads who broach thorny topics like race, poverty and sexism with their young children, undeterred by their complexity and high stakes.
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I hope Lee Miller's story inspires others to have strength in the face of adversity, a passion for truth, justice, and freedom, and to be undeterred.
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Undeterred by the rules of gendered scripts set before her, Tasha put her flirty foot forward with Lawrence and became one of the spokeswomen for #ShootYourShot2k16.
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I remain undeterred, and infused with urgency that the mission of Greater, a nonprofit organization I co-founded, is even more critical than I initially thought.
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Undeterred by the stifling heat, the resident of the Netherlands joked he'd lost about 2000 pounds (2700 kilograms) from sweating after just one day of sightseeing.
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But leadership at HHS appears to be undeterred by these current vacancies and thinks it will help the agency reevaluate how it could operate more efficiently.
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Undeterred by warnings that the electronic currency is a bubble waiting to burst, mainstream investors have piled into bitcoin in the hope of ever greater returns.
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Undeterred, they took their experiments off-campus, going on to garner so much publicity they had to turn away droves of volunteers who wanted to participate.
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The new Adidas boss told CNBC on Wednesday that he remained undeterred by rhetoric regarding the new U.S. administration and was upbeat about future business prospects.
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And perhaps most damningly, for the few thrill seekers who were undeterred by floating's countercultural aura—or maybe encouraged by it—the novelty eventually wore off.
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Undeterred, Alexei invited us to dinner at his apartment, where his wife cooked cabbage dumplings and he plied us with enough vodka to animate the Sphinx.
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Cox is completely serious about wanting to see the dress code become a reality, undeterred by possible setbacks and previous petitions that have tried and failed.
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Undeterred, we scoured Trader Joe's own website and the corners of the internet for ten lesser-known Trader Joe's facts to impress your family and friends.
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Undeterred, Mr. Sanders is camping out in California, vowing to hold rallies up and down the state and aiming to speak in front of 200,000 people.
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"Although incidents like this are scary, I'm undeterred and will be eating again at this local restaurant – one of my favorites – later this week," he added.
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Undeterred, Trump's remaining rivals will take the debate stage in Miami, Florida, Thursday for what could be their last chance to take on the Teflon frontrunner.
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Undeterred, Sangmanee was even more aggressive in Rounds 2105 and 2130 and looked to breach Superlek's defence with combinations that would have exposed a lesser opponent.
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Undeterred by allegations that Mr. Moore sought sexual contact with teenagers as young as 14, Mr. Trump endorsed him against the advice of White House advisers.
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He got the reconciliation — a peace deal with the FARC guerrilla insurgency was reached just last month — but farmers have carried on producing cocaine, seemingly undeterred.
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Undeterred, I plugged away at the game for several years, reaching the lofty heights of the British top three and a top 20 ranking for Europe.
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He moved a month and a half after 9/11, undeterred, he said, because of the way New Yorkers seemed to come together after the attacks.
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But Gibson was undeterred, and in 1950 she became the first African-American to compete in the U.S. National Championships, the precursor to the U.S. Open.
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On Monday, conference organizers trumpeted a wide-ranging program of events and a roster of 150 confirmed speakers, indicating that they were undeterred by the cancellations.
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While the 9th Circuit ruling was a setback for climate activists, many are undeterred from using the courts to fight climate change and hold polluters accountable.
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A chilling recurrent subplot involves the remarkably rapid regrouping of undeterred ex-Nazis, already inventing denialism, networking transnationally and dreaming up a renewed pan-fascist future.
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Owning a lot of guns is not in itself a crime, and undeterred, Caldwell sold another gun to an undercover investigator on Armslist a month later.
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She said she&aposs undeterred by the possibility that the jury pool has already been tainted by the dozens of highly public allegations her client faces.
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Undeterred that the olds don't like having the phrase "ok boomer" leveled at them, they're using it slander those politicians who aren't taking their concerns seriously.
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Undeterred, the owner of the Golden Lion counterattacked by donating "anti-refugee" stickers to local "activist groups" for every one-star Facebook review of his restaurant.
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Undeterred, Bill Simmons, who had headed up the program as part of his deal with HBO, launched a similar after-show (same hosts, different name) on Twitter.
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Undeterred, Kinan brought additional charges against three more people who she says recruited women to work at the 'Sheik' brothel in a case that is still ongoing.
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Undeterred by the region's overwhelming opposition to U.S. President Donald Trump, a group of the Senate's most powerful GOP lawmakers — led by Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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Undeterred, Chu wrote to the band directly because, after trying a few other tracks, he knew that the scene would not be complete without that exact song.
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The court, which sits in The Hague, responded that it was an independent and impartial institution and would continue to do its work "undeterred" by Washington's actions.
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Many are then destined for Europe, undeterred by increasingly restrictive immigration policies, with Eritreans forming the fifth largest group of irregular arrivals on European shores in 2016.
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Kent was undeterred said, "I do, and you know, I'm sure he is not thrilled with his new body casing but I'm not thrilled about the temper."
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Undeterred by the hostility, Mr Peña gave the traditional Grito de Dolores ("Cry of Dolores"), which began Mexico's war of independence against the Spanish government in 1810.
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Undeterred, Gualinga traveled to the climate talks in Paris later that year to unveil a partnership between indigenous communities vowing to protect native lands around the world.
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KRIS KOBACH of Kansas feels undeterred in his crusade to prove the persistence of widespread voter fraud—despite lacking any shred of evidence to support the claim.
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Investors also remained undeterred by former FBI Director James Comey's testimony on Thursday, which some saw as lacking a "smoking gun" that could derail Donald Trump's presidency.
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" Undeterred by Mr. Rajoy's threat, and after a bitter debate, separatists in the Catalan Parliament passed a resolution to create "a Catalan republic as an independent state.
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Undeterred, Russia has sought more of a different type of warrant, known as a diffusion, which is circulated by Interpol but is not subject to its review.
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In the playpen, one grasps thin air instead of the bowl it appeared to be aiming for; undeterred, it goes through the motions of putting it down.
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Undeterred, the man "stepped out of the igloo, defecated, and honed the feces into a frozen blade, which he sharpened with a spray of saliva," Davis wrote.
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Undeterred, she gears up — along with Jimmy Olsen, Superman's pal and a photographer at The Daily Planet — to help during an onslaught at the Fortress of Solitude.
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Videos posted on social media showed members of the mob walking, undeterred, on the campus with iron rods, and people reported being beaten as the police watched.
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But Frame Home is undeterred by the extra red tape and is planning its next project, a 17-unit rental at 118 Waverly Avenue in Clinton Hill.
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Concerned but undeterred, we safely examined the contents of the Spotify drive using a disposable version of Ubuntu Linux (using a live CD) on a spare computer.
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The test seemed to fail — U.S. Pacific Command said the missile exploded "within seconds" — but North Korea appears undeterred in its pace of testing since last year.
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Bloomberg News declared shortly afterward that it would refrain from investigating Bloomberg or his rivals during the primaries, but would proceed with its coverage of Trump undeterred.
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Undeterred, he started painting with his left, and today creates gorgeous, vividly colored paintings of flora and fauna as well as mixed-media artworks of various subjects.
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Pelosi responded: "That's not going to happen" and the security check then took place involving five agents and a dog as the House Democratic leader continued speaking, undeterred.
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Norwest partners say they are undeterred by the market correction, and the valuation declines befalling tech companies are necessary to return to a more judicious pace of investing.
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Cruz campaigned in NYC yesterday, and, undeterred by the cool reception, made a pitch to the city's Jewish population, including making matzo at a Chabad in Brooklyn. 3.
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Undeterred, she tasked her husband to feed a stray dog each morning with a roti generously coated with ghee, closely following the curative advice of an expert astrologer.
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Undeterred, several astronomers, including Brown, are now making a concerted effort to find Planet 9, and they seem optimistic that it can be done within a few years.
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Undeterred by polls showing Clinton ahead in the race, the GOP faithful in the room munched on pizza and snacks as they applauded and laughed at Trump's zingers.
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Their screenings were brought to a halt in 2014 by a ban on gatherings during the epidemic, but Hodge and her team of 72 student volunteers were undeterred.
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Undeterred, Leung and Yau pledged allegiance to "the Hong Kong nation" and held a banner saying "Hong Kong is not China" at their October 12 swearing-in ceremony.
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Undeterred, we walked further east and joined a crowd that had taken over the street, stopping at each red light to capture the scene, phones in the air.
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He appears undeterred by his trial in France, where he is accused of embezzling more than $100m from public funds and spending it on his high-flying lifestyle.
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But conservative Pennsylvania lawmakers remained undeterred: Freind, who led the state's attacks on abortion rights, knew he still had the votes to push through similar measures restricting abortion.
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UNDETERRED by the rain, the crowd leaps to its feet shouting "We're going to win" in Taiwanese as their presidential candidate, Tsai Ing-wen, begins her stump speech.
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But the digital entrepreneurs are undeterred, and have spent the past two years going around N'Djamena's markets, trying to persuade traders to open online shops on the MossoSouk.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novo Nordisk, the world's top maker of diabetes drugs, is investing 115 million pounds ($145 million) in a new research centre in Britain, undeterred by Brexit.
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Mr. Yue, though, was undeterred and told reporters after the meeting that he would raise the issue again when the party meets shortly before the convention in July.
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His soft grey matter offered no resistance as it tumbled, undeterred, and lodged into the bone encasing his brain, about four inches above the top of his neck.
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Despite getting herself locked in a cell, thanks to the maneuverings of her equally power-hungry mother-in-law, Margaery remains undeterred and resilient, unlike her brother, Loras.
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If the deregulation proceeds undeterred, Big Telecom could have a free pass to build new networks in Texas without having to share with any of the local competitors.
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Undeterred, she began posting her cartoons on her own website as "See Jane" in 1995 and it built a following as it evolved into "Jane's World" in 1998.
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Later, because of the cancer that would take her life, her legs were amputated; undeterred, she threw a disco-themed birthday party and danced along in her wheelchair.
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But a few North Korean soldiers and civilians have defected by crossing the DMZ, undeterred by minefields, sentry posts and tall fences topped with barbed wire, some electrified.
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Undeterred, Rodgers devised several lighter prototypes with two friends: Jesse Darley, a mechanical engineer at design firm Delve, and Brian Ellison, business development manager at manufacturer Midwest Prototyping.
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Undeterred, he continued to train and a fifth-place finish in the double sculls at the 2014 Asian Games convinced him he had a future in the sport.
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Mobilize national resources to build the country undeterred by dogmas about what government and private enterprise can do; both can do, especially together, much more than we suppose.
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Undeterred, McGrath introduced herself in a campaign ad that went viral and turned her into a national darling of progressives eager to fund a new generation of politicians.
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Undeterred, Berlin still continues its guerilla warfare against the euro area central bank that is delivering economic growth and price stability while strictly adhering to its policy mandate.
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Still, the president appeared undeterred in his protectionist rhetoric Monday, saying that he'd only consider revoking tariffs on steel and aluminum if a new, "fair" NAFTA is signed.
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Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Jim Risch (R-Idaho) appeared undeterred by the Chinese threat, telling reporters on Wednesday that he hoped for quick Senate action on the bill.
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Undeterred, Constantine Cannon took a gamble: It began quietly mining for cases in Britain and Europe that could be eligible for whistle-blower rewards in the United States.
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Politico magazine reported that the Trump campaign was undeterred and used Adele's James Bond theme song "Skyfall" at a rally in Little Rock, Arkansas two days after her statement.
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The Browns were undeterred, and brought Charlotte to a vet, who found a microchip planted near her neck, but, again, no luck there either because the chip wasn't registered.
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But Demirkapi, who found he could access a host of student data — including family military status, weighted GPAs, and special education status — through vulnerabilities in Blackboard's system, was undeterred.
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Even as He began slowly churning in the Gulf and was projected to come knocking as soon as I touched down, I went ahead with my travel plans undeterred.
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And then we had Ellie Sattler, a paleobotanist unafraid and undeterred to shove her arm into a pile of dinosaur shit in order to help heal a sick triceratops.
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Although a spokesperson for the company said the examples provided by BuzzFeed News would be considered a violation of its existing policies, the online marketers on Fiverr seem undeterred.
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But the menace that most concerns Captain Dean VanderLey, the chief civil engineer for the navy in the mid-Atlantic region, is one that is undeterred by military might.
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Undeterred by recent claims that their own products may be harmful to mental health, they want not only to be indispensable in customers' lives but to prolong them, too.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Several German companies in talks with potential buyers from China are pushing ahead with negotiations undeterred by Germany's new takeover code, people close to the matter said.
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He explained that he was undeterred by the volatility, and instead doubled down on his method of assessing each company on a fundamental basis regardless of short-term sentiment.
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All of these things and more happen in very quick succession to the ill-fated Sticky Bandits, who nonetheless are generally undeterred in their quest to catch their tormenter.
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Undeterred, Brunei's leader Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah called on Wednesday for "stronger" Islamic teachings in the small, oil rich Southeast Asian nation where two thirds of the population are Muslims.
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Undeterred by her parents' disapproval, Neku moved to the UK in her early teens to study equestrian sports science and fund her Polo ambitions by working in the stables.
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While the event remains undeniably tragic and shocking, especially for those of us who lost a friend or loved one in the attack, we will -- we must -- remain undeterred.
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Undeterred, he painted an even more raw series of works that showed the anguish of patients at the hands of callous doctors at a public hospital in his neighborhood.
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A key backer of Texas' bathroom measure that restricts bathroom access for transgender people and is known as Senate Bill 6, was undeterred by North Carolina's change of course.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters, undeterred by the arrests of opposition leaders, marched in Malaysia's capital on Saturday demanding that Prime Minister Najib Razak step down.
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Considered an afterthought when he arrived in Belleville as a 16-year-old defenseman, an undeterred Subban kept flashing the smile that would become one of his many signatures.
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Sanctions imposed by Washington after its withdrawal from the nuclear deal have helped cripple Iran's economy and curbed its financing for Arab militias, but its nuclear aims remain undeterred.
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Now, with midterm elections just nine months away and the Russians seemingly undeterred, neither the administration nor Congress has taken discernible action to reduce our vulnerability to electoral interference.
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Angela Povilaitis, the state's assistant attorney general, said before the sentencing that Dr. Nassar molested children whose parents were nearby, undeterred by whether they were doctors or police officers.
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"Because other people are here," said Matthew Hu, 21, from Toronto, who joined the polyglot crowd on 42nd Street near Second Avenue on Tuesday, undeterred by the murky horizon.
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Her sounds were electronic, but what carried her Moogfest set was her terse, direct rhymes and unvarnished, pregentrification New York City attitude — undeterred by imperfection and proud of differences.
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"I sent texts to a couple of my friends gushing," he said, and, undeterred, a few days later asked her to accompany him to a "Star Wars" costume exhibit.
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" "Contrary to a swath of recent headlines, I do not believe that Kathy &apostraded sex for tips,&apos" Wilde wrote on Twitter, calling Scruggs "bold, smart, and fearlessly undeterred.
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Still, Democrats seem undeterred by their subpoenas being ignored at the behest of the White House, with some saying it's time to take the proceedings to the public stage.
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The Huskies were never on the ropes, but players admitted feeling a grinding exhaustion against an opponent that kept charging ahead, undeterred by the score or by UConn's reputation.
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Undeterred, Malpass spent the Obama years calling for the Fed to adopt higher interest rates, and in 2012 even argued that maintaining low rates would lead to a recession.
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Undeterred, the institute sent a sister of one of the dead missionaries to try once more with the Waorani, who let the outsider and her family live among them.
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Undeterred, I arrived Wednesday hoping that someone was out partying too late with Al Gore and was too hung-over to turn up for their helicopter-and-hockey tour.
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While any softness in the rental market — new leasing activity has slowed in recent months, and vacancies are up — could spell challenges going forward, most developers say they are undeterred.
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"We are going to go about our lives undeterred, because the very concept of terrorism is to change us and we will not allow that to happen," de Blasio said.
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When the 86-year-old billionaire learned about the book, he said he wanted to take part, she recalled, adding he was undeterred when she told him he wasn't pregnant.
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"Undeterred, Andrew Renner states, &aposI&aposm gonna get rid of these guys&apos while tossing the cubs&apos limp carcasses onto the snow outside the den,&apos" the documents say.
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ARGOBA, Ethiopia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with a spear and undeterred by the intense sunlight, Tarekegn Kareto meticulously plucks weeds in his maize field in Argoba village, in southern Ethiopia.
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It's no surprise that Mr Trump is undeterred by such pre-emptive articles in law journals: his newest charge has helped him edge in front of Mr Cruz in Iowa.
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They are confident in their progress, seem undeterred by years of sanctions and are on the verge of clearing another hurdle in their quest of building their own nuclear deterrent.
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But Wohl was undeterred, saying in a video posted on YouTube by Culttture that the ban was good for him and bragging that he was a trending topic on Twitter.
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" Undeterred, Sandy replied, "Well it was real and i wonder if she really would have wanted her ' hoo hoo' so obvious," which left Seth no recourse beyond type-shouting "MOM!
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U.S. sales of existing homes increased 1.1 percent on a monthly basis in March, which suggests that buyers are undeterred by the dwindling number of properties available on the market.
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Azar said the ruling was a "blow" to the administration's efforts to encourage work among "able-bodied" adults in the Medicaid program, but said he is "undeterred" and proceeding forward.
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Yields have risen sharply in recent weeks as several central banks signalled that they would tighten monetary policy, while Federal Reserve officials appeared undeterred by weak economicdata and low inflation.
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Undeterred, on March 15, the OCC issued a draft licensing manual for fintech charter applications along with an explanatory statement addressing some of the public concerns that had been raised.
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The three co-founders Arthur Menard, Pierre Louis Boyer, and Thomas Calichiama were undeterred by the science and — spurred on by capital from Science — are expanding on their product line.
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After the shoe-throwing episode, Mr. Koren told Israel's Channel 10 television in a telephone interview that he had spoken with Mr. Okasha, who assured him that he was undeterred.
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Undeterred, North Korea announced it was considering a strike against Guam, where the United States maintains a critical air base, that would create "an enveloping fire" around the Pacific island.
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Opponents of a government plan to allow extraditions to mainland China were undeterred by the suspension of the legislation, protesting by the hundreds of thousands for the second consecutive weekend.
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Undeterred by serious injuries, they signed linebacker Kwon Alexander, who was coming off a torn knee ligament, and the All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman, who had ruptured an Achilles' tendon.
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Majorities of Mormons and white Catholics, as well as many mainline Protestants, also supported Mr. Trump, undeterred by his offensive language and harsh perspectives on Mexicans, Muslims and the disabled.
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Not only did Russia interfere in the US presidential election in 2016, but if left ignored and undeterred, its operatives will also try and likely succeed in doing so again.
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What worries military and foreign policy analysts is evidence that Bashar Assad remains undeterred in a civil war heading toward its eighth year, bolstered by support from Russia and Iran.
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"Definitely don't want to go in a mosh pit when you're in that condition," she says, her voice still punctuated with bubbly laughter, undeterred by the gravity of the subject.
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Target Global, the Berlin-headquartered VC that has backed the likes of Auto1, Delivery Hero, Omio (formerly GoEuro) and Wefox, is opening up its first U.K. office — undeterred by Brexit uncertainty.
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Agency officials said that some 2,000 people were still arriving daily in Greece, undeterred by the dangers of rough seas and winter weather that have resulted in more than 400 deaths.
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Tired of hearing people criticize her body on her Facebook fan page, Tarrés, 28, entered the competition this year, undeterred by the past winners' more Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue-type figures.
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Undeterred by the lack of response, Bana -- with a big smile -- reiterates, "Dear Donald Trump, my name is Bana, I want you to support the children of Syria and help us."
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Undeterred by their failed 2006 advergame Sneak King, the fast food company is now hiring a team of gamers to play alongside us in online PlayStation games to sell us food.
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Undeterred, Jackson concentrated on the G-Wiz and went on to produce full-size battery cells for testing and showed that aluminum-air technology was superior to any other existing technology.
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The Comeback Foundation ... Undeterred by false claims that the Clinton Foundation had shut down after the 2016 election, officials say they have expanded its work with fresh momentum and more support.
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The "personal space" uproar has left Joe Biden undeterred: He plans to announce his White House run toward the end of April (likely after Easter, which falls April 21), friends say.
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Trump, despite being in the middle of an impeachment storm, went on undeterred and did not once mention the House vote to impeach him in December or the ongoing Senate trial.
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White supremacists were pretty happy with Trump's initial response to Charlottesville, undeterred by his second, and absolutely thrilled with the unhinged defense of Nazi marchers he offered on the third go.
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Undeterred, Ostapenko maintained the momentum and had Wozniacki scurrying around behind the baseline as the Latvian walloped the ball into the corners, often finishing rallies by thrashing away mid-court volleys.
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Jim Iuorio, managing director of TJM Institutional Services, is undeterred by what's been a volatile June for gold as he believes the commodity will enter into a long-term uptrend swing.
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Undeterred, opposition lawmakers swore in the 13 new judges and 20 substitute judges in a public plaza to combat what they say is oil-rich Venezuela's slide into dictatorship under Maduro.
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We all portray a version of ourselves to the outside world, one that is undeterred by the uncertainty associated with this pandemic, even as we all know that we are scared.
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Scaramucci, however, has been undeterred — he has even teased a plan to organize a possible primary challenge to Trump, while calling for more Republicans disillusioned by Trump to follow his lead.
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But Brenda and Gillian Garcia, a mother-daughter pair from Manhattan, were undeterred, sidling up to the play's star, Dan Stevens of "Downton Abbey" fame, as he turned onto Eighth Avenue.
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Undeterred, Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback of the Packers, vowed to "run the table" in hope of making the playoffs, and has backed up his claims thus far with five consecutive wins.
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Credit Suisse Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam said in October a "media campaign" surrounding the Swiss bank's tailing of former International Wealth Management executive Khan had left clients undeterred and business unscathed.
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Credit Suisse Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam said in October a "media campaign" surrounding the Swiss bank's tailing of former International Wealth Management executive Khan had left clients undeterred and business unscathed.
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Early Tuesday morning, Mr. Christie was on the stump in Nashua, delivering the keynote speech at the Salvation Army's annual Groundhog Day Breakfast and appearing undeterred by the lackluster finish in Iowa.
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" Undeterred, Gupta pressed on: "For same-sex adoption, where the two parents are both men, they would not be receiving special leave for that because they don't need to recover or anything?
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Undeterred by the elevated terror alert, Belgians joined in solidarity on Tuesday afternoon to mourn the loss of at least 31 people who were killed in the bombing attacks perpetrated earlier Tuesday.
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But as of 11:30 pm the House Democrats remained undeterred and continued to give passionate, furious speeches about the need to pass gun control in the wake of the Orlando massacre.
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The International Criminal Court said it would "continue to do its work undeterred" a day after U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton threatened sanctions if the tribunal investigated U.S. activities in Afghanistan.
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Undeterred, Rainsy doubled down on his accusations on August 1 with another Facebook post, warning that the government was responsible for as many as 18 killings since 1997, The Cambodia Daily reported.
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But undeterred, since his return in 2005, he has continued to instigate change - back in 2008 he opened Art of the Heart, the first art gallery of its kind in the capital.
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Undeterred, I'm pleased to see that we are aligned with civil rights advocates, as well as most of the state's top employers and job creators in calling for HB2 to be repealed.
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Sikorsky's new CH-53K King Stallion made its international flying debut at the air show on Wednesday, undeterred by a sudden rainstorm, and will perform a more ambitious flying program on Thursday.
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Kinkaid replaced Schneider after the goal, but let in the first shot he faced — just 40 seconds later — as Couture was allowed to skate undeterred with the puck into New Jersey's zone.
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Judge Valerie E. Caproni of Federal District Court in Manhattan noted that even before Mr. Silver's arrest, when some of his fellow legislators had been arrested on corruption charges, he remained undeterred.
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"The mayor's intent is quite clear and he remains undeterred: He wants to return money to the pockets of homeowners," Mr. de Blasio's top spokesman, Eric F. Phillips, said in a statement.
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Hersl was undeterred, however, and, one day while Big Kev was out running errands, the detective entered the store without a warrant, and took $20143,22014 from the store's safe, according to Kev.
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" But Kim seems undeterred by Trump's threats despite the US President telling the United Nations General Assembly last month that Kim is "on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime.
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But undeterred, the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs will host a service on Sunday, just seven days after a gunman stormed the building in the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history.
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Undeterred by the early August volatility that briefly set wider financial markets ablaze, prompting many economic observers to brace for an imminent recession, middle market participants are taking a more balanced view.
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But Ms. Nottaway, dressed in traditional deerskin mukluks and holding her gun, was undeterred as she examined paw tracks and urine in the snow, sniffing out whether a deer was lurking nearby.
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He told ABC he's aware that the criticism of his work would likely only intensify if his father won the presidency, but that he's undeterred by attacks from Trump and his family.
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Here's this week's briefing: 'Animal Assad': Unleashed and undeterred Reports indicate the Syrian regime, yet again, launched a suspected chemical weapons attack against civilians -- this time in Douma in beleaguered Eastern Ghouta.
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Undeterred, Herrera took some of the tools that FashioningChange had developed and morphed them into a business focused on online marketing to shoppers at the point of sale — helping sites like Cooking.
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Undeterred by his declining poll numbers, a confident Ben Carson is heading into Monday's Iowa caucuses predicting a strong showing that he says will upend the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
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The backers of the San Jose Light Tower Corporation, who have raised $1 million to pursue a landmark and expect to raise tens of millions more before it reaches fruition, are undeterred.
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Apparently undeterred from last week's epic disaster that was the Tay Twitterbot, Microsoft's chief executive took the stage at the company's Build developer conference to outline his vision for the future of bots.
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Despite facing new scrutiny, China is undeterred in its European strategy, taking advantage of European divisions, America's trade strains with Europe and the urgent investment needs of particularly Southern and Eastern European countries.
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Undeterred, Cityfox got their permits back in place within a week and proceeded with their plan to throw a party at the Mirage a few weeks later with Detroit techno legend Richie Hawtin.
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The spectacular failure of Silicon Valley unicorn Theranos — and Elizabeth Holmes' fall from grace — has given the blood- testing business a bad name, but investors and start-ups in the sector are undeterred.
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But during a recent visit at the park, which opened in mid-June, dozens of volunteers and visitors looked undeterred, with several insisting they felt there was a special energy in that place.
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Undeterred by car-carriers and holiday traffic buzzing on all sides, HDL and company arranged the preternaturally white deer forms, and commenced the photo shoot, backlit by the downtown skyline and oncoming headlights.
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You've likely already come to terms with the fact that gel polish isn't exactly good for your nails, but if you're undeterred, Kerrie says you don't have to give up on it altogether.
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"The ICC, as a court of law, will continue to do its work undeterred, in accordance with those principles and the overarching idea of the rule of law," it said in a statement.
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If you're undeterred by this and more in it for the superb audio quality, getting the discounted, refurbished product through Apple's online store might be the smarter choice once Black Friday deals disappear.
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But shelter administrators and migrant advocates along the route report that many Haitians continue to move north through the Americas, undeterred by news of the full resumption of deportations in the United States.
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For domestic energy companies — and the more than 85033 million American jobs they directly or indirectly support — the USMCA is an assurance that the U.S. energy revolution will continue to move forward undeterred.
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Vice President Pence said Friday that he and President Trump are "undeterred" in their effort to repeal the law, while Democrats say that they are on guard and will keep up the pressure.
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Proponents seem undeterred by the evidence that these models are often simplistic and wrong, just as the stage-based classic models of economic development have failed to be followed by successful economies. 85033.
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Delaney is undeterred, however, in part because top operatives working for lesser known Democrats believe at least some lower lever candidates will over perform by being the right candidate at the right time.
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Undeterred, Alessandra Biaggi, a young lawyer and activist for women's rights, has been working to take this district from Senator Jeffrey Klein, the leader of the I.D.C. and one of Albany's craftiest politicians.
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It was a much-needed dose of honesty undeterred by the far left's efforts to ostracize anyone with opposing opinions, and in direct defiance of the mainstream media's brutally ceaseless anti-Trump narrative.
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Mr. Ross, however, was undeterred, and the Commerce Department later said that his wooing of the Justice Department was not evidence of skulduggery, but a civics-book example of how policy is made.
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He was not undeterred by a hard hit to his throwing hand in the first half, needing just a few minutes to undergo X-rays before returning without having missed an offensive snap.
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A few hours later, undeterred, Kennedy was asking Boston chef Tiffani Faison to walk him remotely through her soy cola chicken recipe, as a campaign camera streamed the process onto YouTube and Facebook.
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But Mr. Grimm is undeterred by that fact, and little else, in his brash and bombastic campaign to regain the seat he had to resign after pleading guilty to tax evasion in 113.
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But Iran is undeterred, planning to send buyers such as India and China oil for storage rather than consumption, making it harder to measure how much oil is reaching the market, sources say.
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Indeed, undeterred, Mr. Netanyahu's coalition pushed through Parliament a bill to retroactively authorize thousands of homes in the West Bank that even under Israeli law had been built illegally on Palestinian-owned land.
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True fraudsters would surely be undeterred by that step (2 of 9, with additional documents and procedures sure to follow), but it stands to reason that they are in the extremely slim minority.
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But strategists are so far undeterred and most see the market heading higher this year, though growth in earnings and the economy may be slower next year, according to a number of forecasts.
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The fan base in the city could no longer afford to support the Pistons, Abdenour said, adding that the Red Wing crowds were already largely suburban, fiercely loyal and undeterred by ticket costs.
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That's how much money the US Air Force Research Lab is spending to develop a satellite that will beam solar power from space, providing energy that will be undeterred by clouds and weather.
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LONDON — The publisher of the Daily Mirror is reportedly launching a new print tabloid in the UK, apparently undeterred by legacy media's shift to digital as the Independent publishes its last print edition.
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Though he was soon shipped off to study at the prestigious Lycée Henri IV, a high school in Paris, he swore to her that he remained undeterred in his quest for her heart.
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NameNow, you and I might decide to rebrand after spontaneously combusting batteries caused Samsung to recall millions of phones, but the South Korean electronics giant is undeterred and sticking with the Galaxy Note name.
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The Canadian-born star was campaigning for a bill tabled by an environmentalist lawmaker, undeterred that it has little hope of passing in the absence of support from virtually all other members of parliament.
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Trump voters deemed his press conference a success for several reasons: He directed the conversation back to the issues; he showed his undeterred fortitude in tackling the tough questions; and he corrected the record.
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Nashville (CNN)Undeterred by a fall Sunday morning, former President Jimmy Carter traveled to Nashville in the evening, where he spoke on stage at the iconic Ryman Auditorium alongside former first lady Rosalynn Carter.
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Apparently undeterred by the poor opinion polls, Renzi has promised to go if he loses the October referendum on his constitutional overhaul that he says will end decades of revolving-door government in Italy.
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Some 1,500 people were arrested after the protests in March, but the turnout at Monday's demonstrations would suggest that protestors remain undeterred by the consequences -- something the Kremlin will be hard-pressed to ignore.
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Italy's industry minister pledged on Tuesday to support business deals with Iran potentially worth billions of dollars, undeterred by fears U.S. President-elect Donald Trump could put slowly thawing international relations back on ice.
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But Mr. Alexander appears undeterred by the gridlock that has ground the Senate to a halt beyond the conveyor belt of judicial and executive branch confirmations that take up almost all the chamber's time.
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The closest parking lot was more than a mile away, and the only hint of commercialism was a small truck selling snacks, but these beachgoers were undeterred by the walk and lack of amenities.
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So, a few months before the opening ceremony in Pyeongchang, the undeterred Micas set up an online crowd funding campaign in a last-minute bid to get them - and their sled - to South Korea.
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Empowered with the new model for global security that the ban treaty articulates, however, dozens of nations appear undeterred and are citing the new Cold War, North Korea and Iran to support their efforts.
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Undeterred by air temperatures of 6 degrees Celsius (43 degrees Fahrenheit) and equally chilly water, 4,500 people, many clad in fancy dress, ran down the beach in front of the city's neoclassical Royal Galleries.
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In 2017, based on the Getty photos most chosen by marketers and the media, to be a woman is to be on your own, physically active and undeterred by either sweat or circuit boards.
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Undeterred in his love of the theater, Nate sets out to stage a musical production of "Great Expectations" in the gym, and instead of getting ostracized, he gains fans among students and administrators alike.
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His mother is angry at him — she's afraid of what will happen to a black man in the deep south who dares to take on that task — but he's full of ideals and undeterred.
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Check out the clip -- Akon is undeterred by any of that stuff and tells us keeping the tournament in the desert nation can serve to prove we can all celebrate even when we disagree.
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Funding for the $1 billion project will be 50 percent equity and 50 percent debt, Alabbar said, undeterred by a residential property market that consultancy Cluttons says has softened for at at least five quarters.
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Apparently undeterred by the will of the majority of Americans or the wishes of big business (and his own secretary of state), the president is announcing that he will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord.
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Brazil's soybean exports in February may exceed volumes registered in the same month last year, as harvesting gathers pace and shipments are undeterred by the outbreak of the new coronavirus in China, Brazil's main customer.
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On July 19, the Montrose warned an Iranian patrol boat against interfering with the Stena Impero, but the Iranian vessel, apparently undeterred, proceeded to instruct the oil tanker to alter course and later seized it.
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Republicans said the incident took them by surprise but left them undeterred as they started clean-up efforts at their strip-mall headquarters and worked in a bus being used as a temporary mobile office.
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Undeterred by this unbroken string of failure to achieve any American objectives, however, the administration decided that instead of sending arms and training support, it would deploy U.S. service members directly into the combat zone.
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Undeterred, Mount Polley's owner, Imperial Metals, was permitted six months later to open a new mine, Red Chris, in the headwaters of the Stikine River, one of Alaska's most iconic rivers and biggest salmon producers.
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Undeterred by this maritime tragedy, Jessop began working on the Britannica (dubbed the Titanic 2 by the media), until it came across a mine that had been planted by a German U-boat in 1916.
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Undeterred, Grimm has carried on, uncompromising in his support for the President, with Trump loyalists like Michael Caputo, a longtime GOP operative, and Anthony Scaramucci, the briefly tenured White House communications director, in his corner.
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To be sure, cryptocurrencies are global technologies, proved to be resilient to government regulation (the bitcoin price rally was undeterred in the last few months after China shut down cryptocurrency exchanges and ICOs in September).
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Undeterred, this rogue nation has steadfastly continued to pursue and perfect the technology to miniaturize, target, and deliver a nuclear weapon to the United States, its territories, and our allies in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump seemed undeterred in his wariness of the security of ballots, despite the same process having been in place when Cory Gardner, a Republican, defeated the incumbent Democratic senator, Mark Udall, in 2014.
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Last year, under a broader "net neutrality" decision, the government banned Facebook's "Free Basics" plan, which offered free Wi-Fi but only to websites of the company's choosing (Facebook, undeterred, is already marketing a replacement).
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Undeterred, Mr. Lugar spent the last few years pleading, along with Mr. Hamilton, for a return to a less polarized polity that would seek constructive outcomes to problems like climate change and feeding the world.
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DANDONG, China (Reuters) - Undeterred by escalating tensions between Pyongyang and Washington rattling nerves globally, a steady stream of tourists from China each morning passes through the immigration checkpoint at the border trading hub of Dandong.
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The Russians have been preparing — and experimenting — for the 2020 election, undeterred by American efforts to thwart them but aware that they needed a new playbook of as-yet-undetectable methods, United States officials said.
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Undeterred by screaming skulls that accost her inside the mansion, Amanda meets Timothy (Dack Rambo), a handsome 18th-century ghost who has haunted the home since his admiral father cursed him for fleeing a duel.
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Dr. Zilinskas said Admiral Canaris told Nazi officials that the Allies had developed masks that were able to withstand the nerve agents, implying that Allied troops would be immune and undeterred by the lethal mists.
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But according to Wylie, the company's directors -- including later Trump campaign CEO and White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, Republican donors Rebekah and Robert Mercer, and now-suspended Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix -- were undeterred.
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Here's what you need to know: • Israel said it would move ahead with thousands of new homes in East Jerusalem, undeterred by the United Nations Security Council's vote last week to condemn its settlement construction.
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But the foes of the United States' largest oil company are undeterred and promising to keep the fight up for as long as it takes to hold Exxon accountable for its role in climate change.
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Undeterred by a recent loss to Democrats, President Trump is expected to ask for $23 billion to finance a border wall in the next White House budget, which is to be sent to Congress today.
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Undeterred, I downloaded Luxy, which bills itself as "The number one online millionaire dating site for rich, wealthy and beautiful singles," and took glamour shots at my apartment building's kidney bean-shaped, cockroach-ridden pool.
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Most film and TV stories about innovation suggest that technological progress is the product of isolated, great men — almost exclusively men — working on fresh ideas, undeterred by the sweep of history or their peers' small-mindedness.
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Undeterred by a coronovirus epidemic in China that has cast a shadow over the global economy, the Wall Street heavyweight will kick off the fundraising next week via its private equity arm West Street Capital Partners.
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Undeterred, they began a new search in July 2015, this time with the help of Carson Ulrich, a former DEA special agent and Ken Fournier, a retired Air Force Pararescue Jumper – and a documentary film crew.
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Protests against a proposed change to Hong Kong's extradition policy continued on Thursday as several thousand protesters demonstrated in the streets — undeterred by the tear gas and rubber bullets police fired at them a day earlier.
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The show has faced some fairly harsh reviews from theater critics like The New York Times (Ben Brantley calls it "exhaustingly enthusiastic"), but the main audience of the show — mostly internet-savvy teenagers — seem completely undeterred.
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Livid, but undeterred, Ali decides she's going to go after the NBA's No. 1 draft pick, a Georgia Tech player named Jamal Barry (Shane Paul McGhie), whose career is managed by his helicopter dad (Tracy Morgan).
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But the co-founders of Vine seem undeterred by this (and the recent death of the app they sold to Twitter), and have launched Hype: a video app that turns live-streaming into show-and-tell.
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But the White House and Democrats who have supported closure remained undeterred by the new numbers, saying the recidivism rate is much lower than it was under President George W. Bush and actually reinforces Obama's plan.
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Undeterred, they splash a banner across the bottom of the TV screen during their GBS/bad-chicken bit about me: "Jenny Klion: Victim," it says, and I get a lot of phone calls the next day.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said the ruling was a "blow" to the administration's efforts to encourage work among "able-bodied" adults in the Medicaid program, but said he is "undeterred" and proceeding forward.
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" Forty years later, undeterred by Janet's well-founded foreboding, they reunite in Athens and take a day trip to the ancient fortress of Mycenae, which the American wife dismisses as "a hill with rocks on it.
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Undeterred, Odysseus orders his crew to block their ears with beeswax and bind him tightly to the ship's mast so he would not be compelled to jump into the treacherous waters when they encountered the creatures.
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Meanwhile, U.S. producers seemed undeterred by lower prices with drillers adding seven oil rigs this week, according to energy services company Baker Hughes, bringing the total rig count up to 763, the most since April 2015.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court on Friday said it will continue to do its work "undeterred" after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington would target individuals involved in cases involving U.S. citizens.
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Hillis, undeterred, sailed on through her busy, stylish life of solitary splendor, through the era of Betty Friedan and The Feminine Mystique and into the era of Helen Gurley Brown and Sex and the Single Girl.
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She said she was undeterred by the seemingly growing trend of Democratic candidates who have either pledged not to support her for the party's leadership or who have been conspicuously noncommittal about their support for Pelosi.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Amina Begum, a Rohingya woman living in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, is undeterred in her quest to join her husband in Malaysia even though she already fell prey to traffickers once.
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Undeterred I set out to contact each of the six companies directly with questions — asking what data of mine they had transferred to Facebook and what legal basis they thought they had for processing my information.
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In Transit The lifting of sanctions on Iran last month has resulted in a surge of bookings, tour operators say, many from Americans undeterred by a State Department warning laying out the risks of taking trips there.
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But doctors and patients are undeterred, and more procedures are underway—the first Indian patient received a transplanted uterus in May, and 20 of Fronek's patients who are slated to undergo embryo transfers in July or August.
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Bullied but undeterred, she turned her attention to transgender people, which she sees as confused and—you guessed it—also part of Satan's plot: We are living through a very strange time in history and public discourse.
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And an attorney for one of his sons told BuzzFeed News that his client, Ammon Bundy, has been undeterred by his incarceration and is eager to again speak out publicly against the federal control of western lands.
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Undeterred, last week it announced new plans with Italian utility Edison and Greece's DEPA to supply natural gas along the seabed of the Black Sea into Greece and Italy, from where it could be sold in Europe.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court said on Tuesday it would "continue to do its work undeterred" a day after U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton threatened sanctions if the tribunal investigated U.S. activities in Afghanistan.
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But Mr. Passin, who was inspired to enter finance by the story of Thales, an ancient Greek philosopher who became rich by monopolizing olive presses before a bumper harvest he had foreseen in the stars, remains undeterred.
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Undeterred, Tsinghsan is looking to ramp up while firms such as China's Delong Holdings are looking to follow its model and build integrated stainless plants in countries with rich nickel deposits such as Indonesia and the Philippines.
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COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - Undeterred by sexual attacks blamed on migrants on New Year's Eve, German women in clown costumes and bright wigs kicked off six days of carnival celebrations in Cologne on Thursday amid unusually heavy security.
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Undeterred, punters went on betting about large support packages – probably one of those where it is impossible to decipher what is, as the Japanese say, a "clear water" stimulus and what is just a meaningless numbers game.
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Mr. Trudeau was undeterred on Thursday, saying Canada would not bend to the United States demands, including elimination of a dispute settlement mechanism that allows Nafta countries to challenge each other outside the nations' official court systems.
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" At a campaign event over the weekend, Mr. Biden, apparently undeterred by the union's decision, cited his support from labor unions and then added, "I know in their hearts the Culinary Workers are there — in their hearts.
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From Thanksgiving to New Year's, the city attracts five million visitors — seemingly undeterred by security concerns — who provide a year-end boon to businesses and the city's bottom line but who also overrun subways, streets and attractions.
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Just to illustrate the point, here's what my version of what a typical PDB might look like: To: President Trump Russia's attack goes on, and Putin is undeterred Putin feels emboldened to continue attacking the United States.
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The government is undeterred, however, and is moving full steam ahead on a new capital city 50 km east of Cairo, a project that will designed to deliver 0003,000 new housing units over the next five years.
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The world's top producer churned out more than 3 million tonnes in a month for the first time, undeterred by aluminum prices at two-year lows, the impact of the U.S.-China trade war and Beijing's environmental crackdown.
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Undeterred, though, "ABC" Cam essentially, in Kevin's words, tells all the other guys to "go fuck [themselves and their toes]," leaving behind some bad energy as he hops back into a car to head back to the mansion.
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This weekend, one of the leaders of that protest, Joshua Wong, was freed from prison and headed directly to the new demonstration, undeterred, demanding direct election of the chief executive, and other protections for the territory's fragile freedoms.
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Undeterred, Trump this week explained how he would make this happen, outlining in a policy memo posted to his website a plan to cut off money transfers by immigrants in the United States to their families in Mexico.
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Despite spending two years behind bars awaiting the outcome of criminal trials for the armed standoffs, the Bundy family remained undeterred in their feud with the federal government, one that has gained thousands of supporters in the West.
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By announcing America's withdrawal from the nuclear deal the week before moving our embassy to Jerusalem, President Trump sent an unmistakable signal to friends and foes that America will be undeterred in its commitment to the Jewish state.
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Area 51, as the facility is commonly known, has been the focus of conspiracy theories for decades, and a small but undeterred part of the population thinks it's where the government stores secret information about aliens and UFOs.
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SINGAPORE, April 22015(Reuters) - Indonesia and the Philippines are the two South East Asian stock markets benefiting most from investors' return to emerging markets this year, with foreign funds undeterred by them becoming the region's most expensive markets.
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Berg traveled with a 16 mm Bell and Howell movie camera, seemingly undeterred by leaflets distributed by police warning people not to make maps or capture images, which the Japanese feared could be used against them in war.
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The nominations reflect a determination by the White House to push forward with its goal of reshaping the judiciary, undeterred by criticism that the nomination process should slow down so the Senate can give closer scrutiny of nominees.
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Undeterred, Ms. Chauviré often danced with Nureyev in Paris and London and on tour later in the 19833s, with especially memorable performances as a tender Giselle opposite Nureyev as her Albrecht, the nobleman who betrays the peasant heroine.
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Still, undeterred, two more state legislatures sent six-week abortion bans to governors' desks: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed his into law in mid-April, and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed his state's into law on May 193.
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Apparently the day of the shooting, three sheriffs deputies who were ostensibly trained and ready to deal with this type of mass shooting incident, cowered outside the school while Cruz was able to pass through the halls undeterred.
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Undeterred and infuriated by Western accusations of war crimes and barbarity in the aerial assault on Aleppo, the Syrian government and its ally Russia intensively bombed the city in northern Syria on Monday for the fourth consecutive day.
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The notion that he's no mere mortal enhances the shock-and-awe aspect of his bloody campaign (and is reinforced when he takes several shots and appears undeterred), and what's more, it helped jump-start Reeves's flagging career.
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That illicit activity is "pervasive" on the dark net, said Calvin Shivers, the assistant director of the F.B.I.'s criminal investigative division, but he added that the F.B.I. remained "undeterred" and was "surging resources" to tackle the problem.
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Spurred by a passion for sushi that he acquired without leaving the state of Texas, Mr. Cole rose through the kitchens of Japanese-run restaurants in Austin, slowed but undeterred by the fact that he is not Japanese.
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"The EU and Japan showed an undeterred determination to lead the world as flag-bearers for free trade," Abe said at a joint news conference with European Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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Investors have been undeterred by a number of events since the election, including the sharp rise in sovereign bond yields around the world and a key referendum in Italy on Sunday which led to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation.
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Both indexes finished the week in the black to mark their fourth week of consecutive gains, undeterred by a massive defeat of the Brexit draft deal in parliament and an unsuccessful no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Undeterred by heightened concerns about safety at protests after Johnson killed five police officers in Dallas Thursday night, organizers went ahead with marches in the biggest metropolis, New York City, and Washington D.C., the nation's capital, among other cities.
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ANKARA/CAIRO (Reuters) - Turkey's planned military operation against a Kurdish militia in Syria does not depend on an American withdrawal from the region, Ankara said on Thursday, signaling Turkey remained undeterred by U.S. efforts to protect its local partners.
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Others with whom we chatted in the bus, the press room and the various little outcroppings and branded shacks with fraying signage (CBS News's was utterly in tatters, but the team looked undeterred), felt sure it would be delayed.
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Federico Carminati, a physicist at CERN, admits that today's quantum computers wouldn't give researchers anything more than classical machines, but, undeterred, he's started tinkering with IBM's prototype quantum device via the cloud while waiting for the technology to mature.
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Russia remains undeterred in Ukraine's separatist conflict and has challenged U.S. influence in the Middle East with its military intervention in Syria's civil war, a conflict that Obama's critics have seized on as evidence of a rudderless foreign policy.
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The White House has rejected that claim, with Pence's office saying Sunday, "the administration remains undeterred in its efforts to help achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians and our peace team remains hard at work putting together a plan."
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These migrants are undeterred and heading for the US For now, Kensi and Ana Hernandez say they plan to stay in Mexico rather than continue north, but they hope to eventually reach a friend in the state of Georgia.
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"As I was saying, what the American people are tired of is large, multination corporations and Wall Street and the corporate media exercising unbelievable power over the political and economic life of this country," an undeterred Sanders told listeners.
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Investors are clearly betting on Tesla's potential, and are undeterred by factors such as Tesla's loss of $773 million in 2016, and the fact that it sells only a tiny fraction of the cars delivered annually by established competitors.
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Undeterred, Ms. Desai continued her journey several days later, driving five hours north to the next target, Trimbakeshwar Temple, an exceedingly holy place because Lord Shiva is represented there in the Hindu holy trinity, together with Brahma and Vishnu.
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When Sparks asked about the atmosphere during the match, Brooks gave all the glory to the mullet: Poor Sparks tried to get the interview back on the rails with a question about consistency and trust, but Brooks was undeterred.
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That I already knew plenty about these big issues; that I was more than prepared to debate my political opponents; and that most of the male candidates had only superficial knowledge of these important issues yet they were undeterred.
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So far Powell's colleagues have signaled the central bank should stay on its course of gradual rate hikes, undeterred by recent market turbulence or fears about the impact the Trump administration's tax and spending policies could have on inflation.
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That's because the suitors are lining up, undeterred by James's unsightly 93-6 career record in the finals or the fact that only Jerry West (eight) and Elgin Baylor (seven) have taken more losses on the game's biggest stage.
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Undeterred, DisArt has successfully secured a new venue for the Drag Syndrome performance, and announced on Friday, August 30, that the drag show will now be held at 7 pm, September 7 at the Weathy Theatre in Grand Rapids.
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Undeterred, the adventure travel writer Craig Childs journeys to experience ice age America, beginning his exploration on St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Strait, the highest point of what was once the Bering Land Bridge between Siberia and Alaska.
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LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Peel Ports, Britain's second largest port operator, has attracted bids for a stake of up to 25% from international funds, undeterred by worries about the country's scheduled departure from the European Union, two sources said.
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Now Mario's supporters at the school are anxiously awaiting an immigration judge's ruling in his asylum case and planning next steps in their push to free him -- undeterred by the fact that so far, their efforts haven't swayed authorities.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - HNA Group is preparing its bid for a concession to operate Belgrade's airport, a company executive said, undeterred by Beijing's sharpened scrutiny of overseas acquisitions, which has clouded some of the Chinese conglomerate's other pending deals.
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It's a tough city, a city that stays true to itself; two days after last December's terrorist truck attack on one of the city's Christmas markets, the market reopened, as undeterred Berliners turned out for holiday glitter and Glühwein.
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On Ormes' part, she was undeterred by the fact that the cartooning world at the time was overwhelmingly male-dominated and, for the most part, the work of Black cartoonists was only run in African-American publications, including hers.
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This is from October 21: As Election Day approaches, Trump's position seems increasingly desperate—one anonymous staffer who spoke to New York magazine compared the vibe to Hitler in the bunker—but Trump is undeterred, at least in his emails.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican and Democratic senators on Wednesday renewed their drive to make banking easier for marijuana-based businesses in those U.S. states where the drug is legal, undeterred by signals from the Trump administration about maintaining tough marijuana restrictions nationally.
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" Interviewers reminded him at several points that he could be found in contempt and be sent to jail for refusing to comply with a subpoena, but he was undeterred, saying that he thought "it would be funny if they arrested me.
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"It is now clear that after being implicated in the US presidential election attacks in late 2016, APT28 was undeterred by the resulting publicity and continues to mount further attacks using its existing tools," Symantec stated in the blog post.
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His illness often leaves him feeling exhausted but, undeterred, he has spent the past few years pushing to pass one last bill: Hawaii's "Our Care, Our Choice Act", which allows doctors to assist terminally ill patients who wish to die.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. sugar beet farmers are expected to reap a record harvest next year, undeterred by a trend among some food manufacturers to favor their competitor, cane sugar that's not genetically modified (non-GMO), the government forecast on Tuesday.
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When a press conference featuring several other prominent Republican was abruptly canceled last week as the GOP struggled to respond to the latest John Bolton revelations, Braun was undeterred, showing up with Barrasso to face the barrage of questions from reporters.
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" Undeterred, Phillips pushed through to the Supreme Court, insisting in his court brief that the First Amendment overrides the state law and protects his right "to use his artistic talents to promote only messages that align with his religious beliefs.
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Undeterred by the election season, or climate change, or really any of the other dozen-or-so-odd things that occupy the "imminent doom" part of the collective consciousness at any given time, she's just real thrilled with her outfit.
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Undeterred, he contributed an article on J. D. Salinger to the magazine's first issue and, after whipping up press attention for an article on the killing of three civil rights workers in Mississippi in June 19943, was named executive editor.
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Undeterred, the Swiss went ahead once again early in the second period when Nyquist was penalized for high sticking as Timo Meier steamed down the right side and swept home the puck as the Swedes got caught out switching players.
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Almost every day you can find Mr. Lemayian trudging along a busy city street in urban Nairobi, thin and muscular, a bit weather-beaten but undeterred, wearing jeans, gym shoes and a T-shirt, whisking his cattle as BMWs fly past.
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Despite the ongoing reluctance of Congressional leadership to move forward with pending legislation to comport federal marijuana laws in a manner that reflects emerging cultural consensus, lawmakers and voters are continuing to move ahead undeterred with significant state and local reforms.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors were undeterred by fears of rising interest rates, with U.S.-based equity funds attracting $225 billion of net cash in the week ended April 22018, the third consecutive week of inflows, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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Republicans were undeterred: They pressed ahead with the hearing over how platforms handle conservative content, grilling three Silicon Valley executives: Facebook's head of global policy, Monika Bickert; Twitter's senior policy strategist, Nick Pickles; and YouTube's head of policy, Juniper Downs.
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Through her efforts and those of others pushing to make ballet a more inclusive space, that cliché idea of who or what a "ballerina" can be are slowly eroding—and though there's still a long way to go, Pyle remains undeterred.
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Irish GDP has outperformed the rest of the European Union every year since 2014, undeterred by Britain's decision to quit the EU, which the government says could lead to a sudden contraction if Ireland's nearest neighbour leaves without a transition agreement.
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FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) — Joe Biden said Saturday he is undeterred by the ascendancy of Democratic rival Elizabeth Warren, noting that some of his supporters are already treating the primary campaign as a general election contest between him and President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Kaczynski was also undeterred by the threats of sanctions by the European Union, which he accused of trampling on Poland's sovereignty, with the larger members of the bloc using their power to "brutally exert pressure" on smaller and weaker ones.
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Undeterred by the blanket censorship, many came up with creative ways to display it in an attempt to avoid automatic deletion, such as writing the text backwards or vertically, in braille, Morse code or emojis, and in several foreign languages.
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Undeterred, Mr. Trump became even more captivated by the notion in July 2017 when he visited Paris as the guest of President Emmanuel Macron for the annual Bastille Day military parade and repeatedly declared that he wanted something similar in Washington.
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And every year, the visitors arrive in waves — undeterred by long lines, unruffled by rubbing shoulders in a microcosm of the five boroughs — to strut their stuff, fall flat on their face and get up to try all over again.
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Catanzaro, undeterred by the potential consequence of a miss setting Cleveland up with tremendous field position, delivered on his coach's confidence, hitting a long low kick that sailed through the uprights, giving the Buccaneers a 26-23 victory over Cleveland.
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Undeterred by sleet, heat, wind, cold or work deadlines, they wag their tails and drool when we pull out our sneakers and do not mind (indeed prefer) that our shorts come from the dirty-laundry pile rather than a drawer.
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Undeterred in a growing conflict with Trump over congressional powers to oversee his administration, committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler announced he had issued fresh subpoenas to Hicks, the former White House communications director, and to Annie Donaldson, McGahn's former chief of staff.
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The White House appeared ready to keep up the pressure on House Republicans, apparently undeterred by the controversies surrounding the younger Mr. Trump, the continuing Russia investigations, and fallout from last week's meeting between the president and Mr. Putin in Germany.
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" Undeterred, and perhaps intoxicated, the bewildered customer insists, "Literally, I've never been able to not get an order in," and after another short, useless exchange with the increasingly impatient cashier, French fry woman finally declares, "This is racism at its fucking finest.
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On Friday, amid widespread criticism related to his advisory connections to the Trump administration, Musk showed that he was nevertheless undeterred in his subterranean geekery when he posted an image of what appears to be a component of a tunnel boring machine (TBM).
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Undeterred, and with nothing better to do, I sought out some of the world's most eminent biologists and cannabis experts and distracted them from far worthier business in order to discover, once and for all, why my BO sometimes smells like weed.
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Undeterred, the publishing arms of these foreign-owned behemoths, already raking in record revenues from streaming services, now want to leverage their monopoly control over musical works to extract higher royalty payments to further enrich themselves instead of the songwriters they represent.
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Undeterred by their poor lot in life and Chotu losing his vision due to an illness, the siblings go through life rather cheerfully, bickering over their respective idols Salman and Shah Rukh Khan, watching movies with their uncle and frolicking in the desert.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Intrepid revelers from around the world endured hours of waiting in a frigid Times Square on Sunday to witness the glittering New Year's Eve ball make its annual descent at midnight, undeterred and perhaps reassured by a massive police presence.
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Travis Etienne pushed the ball all the way to Alabama's 9-yard line with a run up the left sideline, but two subsequent runs went nowhere Undeterred, Lawrence threw an absolute bullet into the end zone to Higgins, stretching his team's lead.
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The Bouqs CEO and founder John Tabis The Bouqs CEO and founder John Tabis But as far as bigger competition in any country, Tabis is undeterred, telling TechCrunch there's plenty of opportunities in the flower delivery business if you know where to look.
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The lines drew raucous applause and showed how many of the president's socially conservative supporters — a vital part of his electoral success in 2016, and a key coalition for his 2020 campaign — are undeterred by the drama surrounding his Senate impeachment trial.
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Granato, the former associate head coach at Wisconsin who recently joined the staff of the Chicago Blackhawks, was mesmerized by the way Dhooghe grasped the game and the fearlessness with which he skated, undeterred by the size and skill of those around him.
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But the migrants appeared undeterred on Thursday night as several thousand of them bedded down more than 1,000 miles (1,610 km) from the U.S. border, in the town of Pijijiapan in Mexico's southern Chiapas state, after hiking hours from their last stop.
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The group had been larger in the afternoon but a core remained, undeterred by the weather, to denounce a government that would in a short time, presumably, be run by the banking class that Mr. Trump, while the Republican nominee, had enthusiastically maligned.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Emboldened by a strong debate performance, U.S. Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio went after front-runner Donald Trump again on Friday, undeterred by opinion polls predicting the billionaire would win big in the crucial Super Tuesday nominating contests next week.
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And while their numbers have decreased in recent days, many maintain that they're destined for the United States, undeterred by the Trump administration's plans to send troops to the border and -- so far -- unenticed by Mexican officials' attempts to convince them to stay.
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TOKYO, Dec 26 (Reuters) - Japan will proceed with its plans to select cities to host casinos in the country, undeterred by the arrest of a lawmaker accused of taking bribes from a potential casino bidder, the country's chief government spokesman said on Thursday.
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Undeterred, he sneaked into classes and the library, where an American textbook called "Using Energy" inspired him to use bicycle parts to build a windmill to pump water for crops — and in the process keep his village alive as corrupt politicians abandoned it.
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The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, an intervenor in the case, said in a statement Monday the pipeline "endangers waters the Tribes rely on for their very existence," but that they are "undeterred" by Monday's news that oil is in the pipeline under Lake Oahe.
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Undeterred, our free-traders insist that we should focus on services, leave the manufacturing sector to Germans and the Chinese, keep piling on foreign debt and still think that we can make the country safe and secure, maybe even run the world on the side.
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In a sign that the market was undeterred by the dispute in Washington, the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield on Monday reached close to its highest level in more than three years, an extension of the sell-off in U.S. bonds since September.
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But while the chairman seems undeterred by the risk of an inverted yield curve, other committee members have issued a higher level of concern, warning a curve inversion simply increases the vulnerability of the economy to recession despite the Trump administration's pro-growth policies.
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But the former NFLers were undeterred and despite tempered expectations, they remain committed to booking a spot in Beijing, which means by the 2020-21 season they need to be earning enough points at World Curling Tour events to qualify for the Olympic trials.
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But undeterred even by his own advisers he is using his attorney general and a panoply of lawyers to shield him from disaster, whether it involves releasing his tax returns or fending off the 29 investigations now under way for federal, state and local crimes.
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Undeterred, Cibulkova made a fast start to the second set as Kerber wavered, breaking her opponent twice in a row to race into a 4-0 lead and, while the German threatened to mount a comeback, the seventh seed drew level with a forehand winner.
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At the same time the striations that adorn her body resemble veins and muscle fiber, exuding a sense of strength and vitality echoed in the calmness of her expression, as she maneuvers through the sea of floodwaters, determined and undeterred in her fight for survival.
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Undeterred, Mr. Trump summoned his former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, to the White House two days later and dictated a message for him to deliver to Mr. Sessions that would have effectively limited the scope of the investigation to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"While it feels like a small step back to be rejected from a channel that has the audience and reach to meaningfully further this progress, we remain undeterred, and will use whatever channels remain available to us," Hirschhorn said in a statement to CNN.
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The former Maryland congressman has been running for president for nearly two years with little fanfare or traction, but he is undeterred, delivering a warning for Democrats trying to win back the White House: Lean too far left and re-elect President Donald Trump.
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Undeterred by the appropriate backlash to this line of questioning, others have doubled down on it, arguing that the nominee should have disclosed to the Senate whether she is now or has ever been a member of a particular religious community within the Catholic Church.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of merry-makers, many dressed in elaborate Halloween costumes, paraded through lower Manhattan on Tuesday, undeterred by the attack that unfolded just hours earlier when a driver mowed down dozens of people on a bike path a few blocks away.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Undeterred by death threats, a leading pro-choice campaigner said on Thursday that she is ready to give evidence to Brazil's top court in a hearing that could pave the way to decriminalize abortion, an issue which divides the Catholic nation.
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But Nixon -- paranoid, obsessed with winning and undeterred by the continuing inquiry -- jumped back into the fire with both feet by participating in a coverup after his campaign orchestrated a break-in at the DNC headquarters at the Watergate Hotel to spy on the opposition's operations.
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Undeterred, members of the administration began searching for ways to skirt the law and, according to The Times, believe they've found a loophole that would allow the president to name someone first to an "inferior officer" post, then promote the person on up to acting secretary.
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In a statement Thursday, she said she "is grateful for law enforcement and Indiana State University's quick response and that the event and her work continued undeterred," according to the AP. An abduction survivor and advocate, Smart speaks out about her experiences on behalf of others.
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Undeterred, Dr Bekker has run a small trial to prove the safety of a new version of the Thai vaccine, adapted to combat the strain of HIV most common in South Africa and also given a better adjuvant—a booster chemical that promotes a vaccine's efficacy.
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Undeterred by the scandal caused by Volkswagen's deceit about emissions from its diesel vehicles in the United States, Germany's export-driven businesses showed off their wares in eager anticipation of the fair's opening on Sunday and the first visit to this city by a sitting American president.
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