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Despite the troubles of the local Republican Party, Roberts, at least, has a long-established ground operation on which he can rely.
DESPITE the troubles of a few hedge funds over the past few months, managing them can still pay pretty well, especially in London.
It cannot afford to let inflation soar in the core economies of the region despite the troubles of some peripheral member states.
In a memo issued to reporters on Tuesday, the Energy Department said that the advanced battery market continues to grow in the United States and around the world despite the troubles of some domestic companies.
Despite the troubles of recent years, forests continue to take up a large amount of carbon, with some regions, including the Eastern United States, being especially important as global carbon absorbers.
Despite the troubles of overextended consumers, the government expects the economy to grow about 6percentthis yearaboutboutwicece the estimated rate for 2003, as exports remain strong.
He said Uber -- in which he is not an investor -- should go public despite the valuation troubles of publicly traded tech companies at the moment.
And despite the current troubles of Mr Arafat and his Palestinian Authority, the Palestinians are far closer to establishing a state than the Kurds, who are a larger minority but whose leaders, fighting for independence or autonomy, eschewed international terrorism.With the fear of a far bloodier and more destructive era to come, should one look back regretfully to the old-style terrorist?
Despite the financial troubles of its parent, for example, CNN has had no trouble getting backing for its big-budget war coverage.
Despite the troubles, there were no complaints of widespread disenfranchisement or fraud.
Michael D. Eisner, Disney's chief executive, sounded upbeat despite the troubles facing the company because of the recent decline in advertising spending and the fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
