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Undismayed, nevertheless, each column set out for its appointed duty, but shortly after the troops began to move I received from General Grant this despatch, which put a new phase on matters:

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(Undismayed, the Paris Olympic committee riposted that, of course, the Chinese would not have this problem: they eat their dogs.)

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Undismayed by forty or fifty previous defeats, Glorvina laid siege to him.

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Undismayed by the vaulting nature of their ambition, and by the unavoidable anachronisms inherent in its realization, Duby and Ariès brought together a team of (mainly French) historians, and charged them to 'put their eyes to keyholes' and to 'spy out what happens in other people's houses, and tell the neighbors about it.'

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Undismayed, he made good nature's lapse with a mauve eyebrow pencil.

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Undismayed, Canada contributed further to the evolution of the system by incorporating bound margins of preference in the trade agreements concluded with the British West Indies and, later, with other Commonwealth countries.

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Undismayed, however, stood the little band of veterans, pouring volley after volley into the crossing column.

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