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It has nonetheless come as a shock to many Americans to find themselves plunged so abruptly into a new war in an Arab country.

The 20-year-old rapper, whose irrepressibly jaunty — and equally salacious — chant "212" is a weird paean to her native island, has nonetheless come to rest on our sceptr'd one.

Working with more inherently sensational material than Chekhov ever grappled with, the Cuban-American Mr. Cruz has nonetheless come up with a play that somehow seems more old-fashioned than its Russian antecedent.

While the mayor can perhaps never fully emerge from the shadow of his predecessor when it comes to emotionally resonant events related to Sept. 11 -- he made his remarks to silence, while Rudolph W. Giuliani received thunderous applause when he ambled onto the stage -- Mr. Bloomberg has nonetheless come into his own.

Details have nonetheless come to light about Mr. Rybolovlev's wealth and that of other Russians.

As a devout — and out — gay Christian who shares many of Savage's questions about religion, I have nonetheless come to a different conclusion.

Americans haven't been at the game for nearly as long, but have nonetheless come a good way since Secretary of State Henry Stimson ordained that gentlemen don't read other people's mail.

We don't yet have a lunar base camp, and we have not yet sent hibernating astronauts to Jupiter in outsized space ships, but we have nonetheless come a long way in our exploration of space.

Since Moroun bought out control of the bridge from Warren Buffett in 1979, his control of the span has rested on a long series of lawsuits, many of which he has lost, but which have nonetheless come at great cost to his opponents.

It has, nonetheless, been a demanding journey.

It has nonetheless suffered a devastating split.