Despite the heartbreak involved, the law treats the theft of a dog the same as the theft of any other possession.
But one analyst said that despite the passions involved, the issue was unlikely to have much impact on either the Linux or gaming communities.
Despite the technology involved, the history of television's creation is a character-driven drama.
Despite the toil involved, when the show closes at Tate Britain on 3 January, the work will be painted over in white emulsion and lost for ever.
But what the picture really serves to do is to remind us that surveillance – whether of photos, data, phone records or emails – is a human activity, despite the technology involved and the safeguards we're endlessly told about.
More to the point, despite the risks involved, Carla has gone public with her illegal status for the first time.
The answer: No one else may be big enough to handle the task, despite the risks involved.
Improved weather conditions in the Mediterranean have encouraged human smugglers to attempt to send more boats across the sea despite the dangers involved.
Better then to keep quiet, despite the risks involved, not least to the troops sent out on dangerous patrols in Helmand vulnerable to an underestimated and misunderstood enemy.
During those years, Britain elected its first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, who broke the back of British unionism, rationalized the country's economy, and — despite the attrition involved — was reëlected twice.
These reports come from the women and girls who sought help despite the risks involved.1 Of survivors that reported violence, 71% of the violence was perpetrated by an intimate partner, family member, or caregivers.
