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The Braves-Padres game probably dented Monday Night Football on ABC, which posted an 11.7 rating for the Miami-Jacksonville game, down 16percentt from last year.

Hillary Clinton's embattled status as the Democratic presidential front-runner, dented Tuesday by a surprise defeat in Michigan, faced new challenges Wednesday during a debate with Bernie Sanders that often delved into the vulnerabilities that have complicated her path to the nomination.

Dent said Monday that he was open to the idea.

These early ratings are limited in reach, and don't include total viewer totals, but they show that Mr. Hall clearly made a dent on Monday.

(Anderson) Dent May (Friday) This ukulele-wielding old soul updates saccharine lounge swing with rampant pop-friendly hooks and tongue-in-cheek lyrics.

However, the chances of Adam Lyth setting out for Dubai as Cook's putative opening partner took another major dent on Friday.

American depositary receipts for BP were up 3.1%, putting only a mild dent in Tuesday's huge decline, but Schlumberger rocketed up 8.8% and Halliburton gained 12%.

The government is going to shut down," Dent said Monday.

A volunteer and a few security guards had asked him "to stop touching people and invading their personal space," but the warnings hadn't dented his day.

Dent suggested Wednesday that much of this current debate is about who gets the blame for the GOP's inability to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Crashing a cellular network might not cause a war-worthy widespread loss of life and limb, but could nonetheless make a significant — and very public — dent in the day-to-day operations of South Korea.