Undeterred by their previous failure the two women tried again.
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Undeterred by cartoon fiasco at [the United Nations General Assembly].
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Oversight Republicans are apparently undeterred by Clinton's return to private life.
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She's totally undeterred by things that would freak out most people.
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Before the trophy suspension, hunters were undeterred by Zimbabwe's political turmoil.
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The vocal "no" camp is undeterred by the recent opinion polls.
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And Foy told CNN she was undeterred by the OLC's opinion.
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McPhee, however, was undeterred by the comments and clapped back on Twitter.
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Mr. Stoudemire seems undeterred by religious gatekeepers who might discourage such exploration.
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The sellers I did talk to were undeterred by news of the contribution.
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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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Ordinary Muscovites kept arriving from 10am until 10pm, undeterred by rain and snow.
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Cool. It's truly a diehard fandom that's undeterred by several hours of puking.
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Undeterred by the skinny-shaming, Milian responded saying she's feeling fitter these days.
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Mr. Holt, 59, was undeterred by high surf and a minor shoulder injury.
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Mr. O'Scanlon is undeterred by the dual weights of history and public opinion.
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Undeterred by Wing's rejection, Tony tried again to tell her how he felt.
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Trump encouraged graduates to challenge the status quo and be undeterred by criticism.
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The prime minister said he was undeterred by the anger directed at him.
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Across the Capitol, many Republican senators appeared undeterred by the House bill's failure.
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Basic materials, undeterred by the 14-year dollar high, jumped on to the bandwagon.
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And thousands of new people arrive in Greece everyday, undeterred by the border closers.
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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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Undeterred by Ricky's silence, I reached out to another Pokémon enthusiast I'd found: Eric.
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Undeterred by that defeat, Mr. Kobach spent the next several years burnishing his profile.
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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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He was undeterred by Mr. Trump's recent efforts to restrict asylum claims or curb immigration.
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Or are you the type that could rival the mailman, undeterred by snow and rain?
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Yet Nunes is undeterred by the backlash she's received from the contenders circling her throne.
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Joe Biden told the Associated Press that he remains undeterred by the rise of Sen.
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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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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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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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During the campaign, white voters seemed undeterred by his racist remarks about Muslims and Mexicans.
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Hundreds turned out for protests in Khartoum and Omdurman that day, undeterred by the emergency measures.
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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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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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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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Around 60 people gathered outside the prison, undeterred by the heavy rain earlier in the day.
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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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To be pragmatic is to be focused on a goal and mostly undeterred by emotional interference.
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He had been looking to buy for several years and was undeterred by its TIC status.
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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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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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The businessman says he is undeterred by criticism and attacks which he says have affected his business.
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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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Hundreds of spectators gathered to see the gold-painted, 4,000-pound menorah, undeterred by a light rain.
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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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Homebuyers seemed undeterred by last week's turnaround in interest rates, or perhaps they were spooked into action.
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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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Police were reportedly undeterred by an armed scarecrow while searching an illegal marijuana field in Navarro County, Texas.
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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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At dusk, the no-see-ums (tiny biting flies, stubbornly undeterred by repellents) attacked like an invisible army.
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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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Protesters marched around the Capitol to the steps of the Supreme Court, undeterred by the rain and cold.
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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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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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This newest wave of candidates seems undeterred by this thinking — and perhaps is poised to toss it out entirely.
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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 by the Taliban's lingering influence on Afghan society, Rasoul now works as the executive director of the AFCECO.
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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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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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It's the Lunar New Year and so last night they came, undeterred by the firecrackers that sounded like war.
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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 this year, the poachers work openly during the day, some wearing balaclavas, apparently undeterred by desultory government patrols.
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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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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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Democrats are undeterred by Mueller saying he would not be able to expand beyond what is contained in his report.
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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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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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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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The company was undeterred by a slowdown in African economies on the back of the commodity price drop, Hodnett said.
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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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"The refs screwed up," Rivers said, undeterred by the league fine for publicly criticizing game officials that is surely coming.
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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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 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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Investors were undeterred by the Federal Reserve's rate hike last month: Guggenheim's flagship Total Return Bond Fund, an intermediate-term fund that has outperformed 99 percent of its rivals over one, three, and five years, according to Morningstar, took in $2723 million in March, the firm said.
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Undeterred by questions of delegate math or political momentum, Senator Bernie Sanders brushed off suggestions on Friday that his campaign had no way forward and forcefully made the case that he was the Democratic candidate better suited to defeat Donald J. Trump in a general election.
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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 warned could lead to a sudden contraction if Ireland's nearest neighbour left without a transition agreement — which it does not yet have.
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Former Representative Michael Grimm — undeterred by a felony tax plea, which he recently chalked up to a witch hunt, and a presidential endorsement for his opponent, which he had dismissed as insignificant — was acknowledging something he did not expect to reckon with this time: political gravity.
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Like Tessie, many Filipino landlords are laying out welcome mats for the surging number of Chinese coming to Manila to work in online gaming companies taking sports and casino bets, undeterred by simmering anti-China sentiment and a common perception that Chinese are taking Filipino jobs.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — A resolute band of insurance counselors, undeterred by the politics of health care in this staunchly conservative state, is increasing its efforts to find people who are uninsured and enroll them in coverage before the Affordable Care Act's third annual open enrollment period ends on Sunday.
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Mr. Woolfe said he hoped to organize social media campaigns challenging high-profile companies that have warned against British withdrawal — undeterred by last year's confusion of Sainsbury's (which arose after reports that a former chairman, Lord David Sainsbury, would support the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union).
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Undeterred by the loss of his second job as executive chairman at Breitbart in January, he has pushed his campaign for worldwide national populism and declared his support for far-right leaders all over Europe, even backpedaling on his former rejection of hated "establishment" platforms to further his cause.
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Mr. Rodríguez let it be known he was willing to testify in court, and he seemed undeterred by the prospect of antagonizing the Cholos 152, a Mexican-American gang whose members he had come to know and who consider 151st Street and Courtlandt Avenue to be their territory.
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He was undeterred by the uncertain futures of both George and Anthony, who share the ability to become free agents in July, and in making the moves he did, he was able to shift center Steven Adams to a more befitting status as the club's fourth-best player.
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The Denver Broncos were not intimidated by a playoff-caliber team, were undeterred by a long weather delay, and rolled to a 42-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, punctuated by Aqib Talib streaking down the field for a 103-yard pick six late in the fourth quarter.
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Undeterred by the coronavirus pandemic that has brought most of the US economy to a halt, truck stops remain open, offering truckers a place to eat, rest and refuel on their way to delivering critical supplies to a nation that's hunkering down to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Undeterred by the early deficit, San Francisco Coach Kyle Shanahan stuck to his run-heavy attack, eventually softening up the Chiefs' defense to the point where Garoppolo was able to tie the game at 493-10 by throwing to fullback Kyle Juszczyk for a 15-yard catch-and-run.
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The menacing specter of a nuclear Iran now hangs ominously over our heads as Iran, undeterred by credible military constraint, puts the finishing touches on a regional bridgehead that was begun during the Lebanese civil war in 1976 and upon completion will span from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea.
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For a President apparently unconcerned with diplomatic fallout and undeterred by threats of unsustainable retaliation, recognizing the Armenian genocide on this year's Armenian Remembrance Day is an easy win -- not only for the United States and the Armenian-American community, but for a President who has a global reputation for indifference to truth.
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This incremental advance in North Korea's weapons program, therefore, wasn't "the big one" in terms of steps the country could take to provoke the US. Nor has the country resumed its nuclear tests since Trump arrived in office -- having carried out four such tests during the Obama years, undeterred by UN resolutions forbidding such actions.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE (D-Mass.), like Biden, underperformed in New Hampshire but she promised to soldier on, undeterred by falling poll numbers and deteriorating results.
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Undeterred by their host's 2-4 year sentence ... Meek's team will be on the move all day: - 11 AM ET at Unity in the Community - Noon at Bible Way Baptist Church - 1:30 PM ET at Martin Luther King Rec Center- 2:45 PM ET at Strawberry Mansion Learning Center Meek ain't free, but his turkeys are.
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" Noticing the large feline was undeterred by her escalating tactics she decided to go for the big guns: playing Metallica's 1991 track "Don't Tread On Me." She tells the publication, "I thought it was the noisiest thing on my phone that would probably scare it, that was also the message I wanted to convey to the cougar.
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Doug Gurr, Amazon's UK country manager made it all sound pretty sexy, emphasising "all types of roles from flight-test engineers, software engineers and corporate managers" while fleetingly mentioning the "fulfilment roles in our fulfilment centres" when speaking to the FT. The move followed promises by other tech giants to double-down on the UK, seemingly undeterred by the uncertainty around Brexit.
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Undeterred by the string of deadly horrors that might have paused another president in campaign mode, Trump is stumping relentlessly in a late push to save the GOP House and Senate majorities, using rallies and Twitter to stoke fear over a group of migrants nearly 2900,28 miles from the US border while boosting false claims from Republican candidates about their efforts to tear up one of Obamacare's most popular features.
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To paraphrase Vox's David Roberts: Sanders would be far and away the oldest president to take office; he has self-identified as a socialist for most of his career, undeterred by the media's inability to distinguish between social democrats (what he is) and Leninists (what Republicans will say he is); he supports a higher tax on middle-class labor, which is politically and substantively the worst way to finance a welfare state expansion.
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Impressed by their data—and seemingly undeterred by the unique challenges posed by psychedelic research, such as the problem of blinding, the combining of therapy and medicine, and the fact that the drug in question is still illegal—the FDA staff surprised the researchers by asking them to expand their focus and ambition: to test whether psilocybin could be used to treat the much larger and more pressing problem of depression in the general population.
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Following are Reuters top stories on the news: > EXPLAINER-Why extradition bill is fuelling fears > HK lawyers protest extradition bill in rare march > Extradition bill a "terrible blow" -Patten > Bill is 'final nail' in HK's coffin -activist > Pupils petition against extradition bill > HK introduces concessions to extradition bill > UK, Canada express concern over proposed bill > EU lodges formal diplomatic note against HK bill > HK activists get Germany asylum, denounce bill > HK leader presses on, undeterred by critics > Pompeo meets Hong Kong pro-democracy leader > HK lawmakers clash over extradition bill > Bill seen raising risks for U.S. interests > HK law could instil fear, says Taiwan official > Spectre of bill spreads as HK bookseller flees > Thousands rally to protest extradition bill > HK launches extradition law despite opposition > Protesters arrested over proposed extradition law EXCLUSIVE > HK judges see risks in proposed extradition bill BREAKINGVIEWS > Corporate clout on the line in Hong Kong fight > Hong Kong fumbles its China extradition fix > Hong Kong's China extradition experiment unnerves FEATURES > Independence advocates fear reach of planned bill (Compiled By Anne Marie Roantree)
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