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• He won his fight eventually in the teeth of much official misunderstanding.
• Tom Yawkey bought the Red Sox in the teeth of the Depression.
• Therefore, in the teeth of the doughnut resurgence, let bagels be bagels.
• Matt Williams and Barry Bonds in the teeth of the batting order.
• Why does this man's approval rating rise in the teeth of humiliation?
• This was achieved in the teeth of economic recession in most of Asia.
• But bend she did as Venus raged in the teeth of the whirlwind.
• Out in the teeth of the storm, it was miserably uncomfortable.
• Similarities are also seen in the teeth of the two species.
• By then they are in the teeth of a once-in-100-years storm.
• They're putting him in the teeth of some pretty good defenses.
• He's a north-south guy who does his work in the teeth of the defense.
• Fluorapatite is found in the teeth of sharks and other fishes in varying concentrations.
• You are not being asked by us to acquit in the teeth of the evidence.
• One came in the teeth of a ferocious rush.
• On 27 October, the ship departed Subic and headed south in the teeth of a typhoon.
• She had received dental care, as some fillings were found in the teeth of the skull.
• However, the last two classes started in the teeth of an approaching thunderstorm that deadened the wind.
• This tournament has built up quite a reputation for residing squarely in the teeth of the storm.
• Silvio Conte replied by asking members if they wished to kick in the teeth of the President.