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production of oil and gas in the U.S. is up. But not due to his policies. In spite of his
is up, but not due to his policies, in spite of his policies.
Now the dam is considered an example of a grave error of judgment, a project pursued in spite of numerous warning signs.
Now the dam is considered an example of a grave error of judgement—a project pursued in spite of numerous warning signs.
If you can get past these bad experiences and allow yourself to create new ones in spite of them, you will achieve a fulfilling and happier lifestyle much quicker.
If you can get past these bad experiences and allow yourself to create new ones in spite of them, you will achieve a fulfilling and happier lifestyle much quicker.
but its horror seemed to be in spite of the face and beyond its control, rather than a part of its own expression.
seemed to be in spite of the face and beyond its control, rather than a part of its own expression.
In spite of these horror stories, many industry insiders say the total cost of owning a car should fall as EVs become more popular.
In spite of these horror stories, many industry insiders say the total cost of owning a car should fall as EVs become more popular.
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So in spite of the distance, in spite of the fact that we were meeting through Teams, we found really very quickly a common ground, a common interest and a common ambition.
So in spite of the distance, in spite of the fact that we were meeting through teams, we found really very quickly a common ground, a common interest, and
And we're standing here, having succeeded in spite of everything that has been done to try and prevent this.
And we're standing here having succeeded in spite of everything that has been done to try and prevent this.
Many of the justice issues that have been led—the greatest abolitionist that's ever lived—pushed to end slavery not in spite of his Christian faith but because of his Christian faith.
not pushed to end slavery not in spite of his Christian faith but because of
To be honest, it felt sort of like being at an amusement park, which in spite of the name, is not a very amusing feeling.
To be honest, it felt sort of like being at an amusement park, which, in spite of the name, is not a very amusing feeling.