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Bear also would give JPMorgan a much bigger presence in the mortgage securities business, which the bank's executives say they are committed in spite of the recent market downturn.
Their crimes are committed in spite of their religious affiliations -- not because of them.
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It's more like "in spite of".
The convicted soldiers committed their crimes in spite of all their Army training and preparation.
Because of deep beliefs motivating people to commit their lives in spite of substantial difficulties, we speak of a technological ideology.
He says he remains fully committed to his approach in spite of recent events.
He remains firmly committed to the peg, in spite of growing international scepticism that it can be maintained, and growing doubts that it makes economic sense for a country in such straitened circumstances.
On the last day of the 2008 Lambeth Conference -- during his final Presidential Address and at the Press Conference following -- Rowan Williams managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of the victory of a conference that was arguably on the verge of finding a new way forward in faith for those committed to walk together in spite of their differences.
And the hard work of people still committed to some democracy in spite of Citizens United, Scalia-like Supreme Court justices who are shills for corporate powers, the marriage of finance and government (otherwise defined as "fascism" by none other than Mussolini) and Mussolini-look alikes in policy as well as profile.
Although there's really no way to know the answer, I wonder if the decision to commit to one another in spite of a marriage certificate is a more significant demonstration that true love really can stand the test of time.
And John Plunkett, the man responsible for Wired's neon-suffused, anarchic design, committed to joining the magazine in spite of himself.
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