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A company whose market share in its two core products is still so high — despite recent inroads by a certain flashy competitor — that it qualifies as a monopoly.

Despite recent inroads, businesses do not routinely seek out schools to offer their help, Ms. Gubing said, and teachers still tend to be standoffish when asked to bring newcomers to the classroom.

Grassroots organisation remains strong despite the recent inroads made by the BJP.

The medium is of course broadcast television, which remains a powerful way to peddle products despite the recent inroads made by alternative ways to watch programs, which include the Internet, digital video recorders, cellphones, DVD players and video on demand.

Despite the recent inroads made in legitimizing and de-stigmatizing mental illness and those who suffer from it, the mysterious facilities in which these ailments are treated often still carry negative connotations.

Jaish al-Fatah has made recent inroads into regime held territory, capturing Idlib and other towns and villages.

Even before its most recent inroads into mobile, Facebook alone boasted well over 500 million active, monthly users.

He plays despite recent hamstring problems.

So is he hodling his Bitcoins — despite recent downturns?

Deutsche Telekom's spying strikes a chord among ordinary Germans because it remains the dominant provider of fixed-line phone service here despite the inroads made by rivals in recent years.

Despite the significant inroads into increasing agricultural productivity in recent decades, nitrogen remains a key limiting factor for crop growth and yield.