And no matter what he says in terms of, you know, I can - I could probably have dealt with this.

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"No matter what he says tomorrow night, based on the evidence we have, we have a compelling legal case for the return of the money we paid him, " he said.

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But trust is still a problem, and there are some former fighters whom Allen will go after no matter what, he says.

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So is there frustration that no matter what the President says -- he comes out and he talks about putting more pressure on Capitol Hill for his jobs bill for small businesses -- that people still don't feel good about where the economy is going?

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"Every Sunday I had to preach, no matter what, " Charles says of those days when he was going through the divorce.

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No matter what decision the U.S. Supreme Court reaches on the legislation, he says, expect to see more ads on health care in the future.

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Thomas Nagel, a distinguished American philosopher, once remarked that to say now that consciousness is a physical state of the brain is to be in the position of an ancient Greek who proclaims that matter is energy: what he says is true, but there is no understanding of how it can be true, no framework into which to fit the discovery.

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"She loved him and he loved her and she would've looked after him no matter what, " she says, fighting back tears.

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But no matter how often he says these things, many people will not believe him, just because of who and what he is.

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