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Meanings of dent by in English
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Usage of dent by in English
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That means it could make a dent by summer 2012 so long as it is passed this year.
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Sugar yields, meanwhile, are also likely to be dented by ageing cane.
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Sentiment may be dented by signs of tensions in the Korean peninsula.
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Its insurance operations rose 26 percent, slightly dented by the weaker dollar.
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Meanwhile, Asian stocks on Tuesday were dented by U.S.-China trade frictions.
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Trust in news has been dented by a surge in 'fake news' online.
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Their metal fittings were dented by projectiles, their wind-shields broken by star-shaped holes.
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However, Malaysian shares edged lower, dented by heavy losses in healthcare and energy sectors.
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Malaysian shares extended declines to a third session, dented by consumer and telco sectors.
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Netanyahu's standing has been dented by an indictment on corruption charges that he denies.
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It had once been dented by the blow that had cost Doomhammer his life.
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Traders said sentiment was also dented by growing diplomatic tensions between Western countries and Russia.
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However, the Philippine benchmark index slipped, dented by losses in financials and real estate stocks.
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Anaya's campaign momentum has been dented by allegations of financial wrongdoing, an accusation he denies.
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Insurer Standard Life saw first-half profits dented by a drop in sales of fixed-rate annuities.
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The Indonesian benchmark also closed lower, dented by financials.