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Such projected savings pale, apparently, in the face of outraged lobbyists.

But apparently in the face of a firm denial from Huhne, the Mail on Sunday held off publishing the story.

He pointed to recent, failed attempts at liberalization of the media and non-governmental organizations, championed by Mr. Wang and then dropped, apparently in the face of stiff resistance from conservatives in government.

However, in the subsequent additions, Darwin viewed IAC as being progressively more consequential, apparently, in the face of the (in famous Jenkin's nightmare of blending inheritance [ 8] which Darwin was unable to refute with a plausible mechanism of heredity.

DCs and macrophages from the synovial fluid of RA patients exhibit an unusual and persistent drive for LPS-induced nuclear factor-κB (NF-κB) activation ex vivo [ 35, 36], apparently in the face of strong signals for exhaustion and counter-regulation that would normally halt activation [ 37, 38].

While the Qatari visitors were accompanied by a small Iraqi security force, they apparently surrendered in the face of the overwhelming militant force.

These days GOP leaders are weak, apparently helpless in the face of dingbat Jacobins who imagine that sabotage governing can get Obama to undermine his one major achievement.

The figures from Syria are shocking; 300,000-plus dead, 500,000 missing, 5 million refugees, a generation getting little or no education and the international community apparently impotent in the face of it all.

Through the UK's export finance agency (UKEF) and UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), the government routinely helps finance major oil and gas projects overseas, apparently flying in the face of pledges to withdraw precisely this kind of support.

David Cameron's moving and generous apology, apparently constructed in the face of civil service opposition, brought some closure to the families and significantly altered the mood music among republicans concerning "dealing with the past".

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