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despite

[dih-spahyt] / dɪˈspaɪt /


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There is also a housing shortage, which will need a small miracle to turn around in 2026, despite what some real-estate agents say.

From MarketWatch

And despite the critical acclaim and stacked cast list for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” the film has stalled domestically at $71 million, with a global total of $205 million.

From Los Angeles Times

“My colleagues on the bench, our court was vibrant. It was a good place to work, despite all the pressures.”

From Los Angeles Times

Even on a quiet parliamentary Thursday, and despite the lure of London's attractions, the Commons offers its own, less glittery spectacle.

From BBC

The researchers cautioned that better performance despite poor sleep may come with long term consequences.

From Science Daily