denting
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of Dent
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Australia reported its biggest one-day rise in coronavirus cases in more than a week on Thursday, denting optimism that a stringent lockdown of its second-largest city will soon be lifted.
Aston Villa had struggled for form since the season restarted last month following the COVID-19 hiatus, with a six-match winless run denting their survival bid.
Aluminium is cheaper but even more susceptible to denting.
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s government vowed Wednesday to crack down on opposition dissent after three people were killed when protests against alleged electoral fraud were met by live ammunition, denting hopes of a new era for the country.
If economic data was denting the government's image and critics were having a field day, the latest data release brings cheer to the government.
Similarly, while your critics are denting your personality by writing books and hosting talk shows on the atrocities you committed you are ducking and diving in shame.