For weeks, winning the division has been the Yankees' public posture, even if Girardi repeatedly said that he prioritized health over the division title and home-field advantage.
The biggest companies wield considerable clout with local officials, allowing them to stay open even if they repeatedly violate standards, advocates say.
They charged each occupant £7-10 in fares, even if, as repeatedly happened, the migrants were summoned by employers to work at dawn, only to be told on arrival that there was nothing for them that day.
The judge ruled that Social Security had made mistake after mistake, but those mistakes were Joan's because by law, if you spend money Social Security mistakenly gives you, even if it repeatedly told you it was yours to spend, you should have known you were being told the wrong thing and returned the money.
There will be other harsh winters in the future, and we cannot always presume that those we depend on to support us will always prevail even if we repeatedly fail to support them.
That seemed to mark the end of this Clinton saga even if probes into the Clinton Foundation and other alleged shadiness were reportedly ongoing, and even if Donald Trump repeatedly cried foul that the feds were rigging the system in favor of his opponent.
Neville knows, even if he did repeatedly refuse to admit on Sunday that his side are in a relegation battle now, which they probably are, and claimed somewhat unconvincingly that his team have been unlucky.
The skeptic is committed to a search for the truth, on virtually all questions, even if this search repeatedly and predictably leads to suspension of judgment (Cooper 2012, Vogt 2012b).
Some genes, however, showed large, statistically significant, variations, even if they were repeatedly highly upregulated (Additional file 3).
Almost all patients were convinced that the origin of their LBP was musculoskeletal even if they had repeatedly been informed of negative findings in x-rays and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).
