"Five stars for unpredictability anyway," wrote Richard Morrison in The Times, echoed by Rupert Christiansen in The Telegraph.
"I've found two pretty shaky (and also temporally incorrect) suggestions, but I'm sending them in anyway," writes Mungo.
And anyway, writing is a peculiar occupation for peculiar people, and so it seems entirely appropriate that it should have peculiar practices.
Mr. Barnicle said he took vacation time and went anyway, writing articles for James Bellows, who was then the editor of The Los Angeles Herald Examiner.
The Devils weathered all of that and won anyway, writes Scott Burnside on ESPN.com, and were abetted by a Rangers team seemingly intent on doing everything in the hardest way possible, writes Nicholas Cotsonika on Yahoo.com.
But she went ahead anyway, wrote her own adaptation and, when he read it, Coppola was so impressed that he bought the script, and American Zoetrope, Coppola's company, produced the film.
"Nobody, least of all the Croatian players, needed telling how important this match was, but they were told anyway," wrote – and you'll like this – Adrian Chiles in the Guardian.
After the publisher decided to abandon the second edition, he pressed on anyway, writing "Música Cubana: del Areyto a la Nueva Trova," a one-volume overview of Cuban music history.
Look how much my kids love me anyway :)" wrote Susan Top.
But eventually we're all going to have to pay more in taxes anyway, writes Eduardo Eeyore Porterer of the NYT, panic or not.
