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We are going nevertheless we shall return.

The auction was nevertheless a relief.

But he is nevertheless worried about the sirens of protectionism.

Yes, in different form. But nevertheless, continuing on.

Prevention by treatment is, nevertheless, a heady prospect.

Unimaginative, crude, direct, his fancy nevertheless placed her before him.

Thus, a woman may love her husband but nevertheless be dissatisfied with his intellectual shallowness.

Despite his injured ankle, he nevertheless succeeded in gaining the final against Germany.

There's hardly anything there, but nevertheless it's enough to be dangerous and in fact fatally dangerous.

I shall certainly say nothing, but it will come to his ears nevertheless.

A subsequent activity is nevertheless taken into consideration if it has led to additional or aggravated damage.

But the authors are nevertheless right to argue that the web is the most radical force of our time.

While plainly we can understand it simply to mean preconception which is inescapable nevertheless can still be bad.

The demand for certainty is one which is natural to man, but is nevertheless an intellectual vice.

Though fully aware that the source of unhappiness is in us, we nevertheless turn a personal defect into a metaphysical deficiency.

He has nevertheless crafted a voting record suited to his district's conservative bent, opposing the health-care bill because of its impact on TRICARE, a military health plan.

Some economists think that the deficit-reduction effort will nevertheless be greater, because of upward revisions to the 2010 deficit estimate.

History teaching is far from the biggest crisis in American education. But it is a problem nevertheless, and a neglected one.

All of that is part of Toni Morrison's concern, and it colors her, well, - certainly controversial reading of Huckleberry Finn — which nevertheless, it seems to me, has a quite profound interest.

However, such logic is of little use in Germany and Japan, two big and rich countries that did not succumb to the boom's vices, but are nevertheless facing nasty recessions.

I was slightly ashamed of being pleased about the weight loss, because the reason was my back, not vanity; nevertheless, that vanity is in me, otherwise I wouldn't be pleased.

The magistrate, after a wary observation of the darkness- into which, nevertheless, he could see but little farther than he might into a mill-stone- retired from the window.