Thus, he wasn't one to be daunted by the historians who initially dismissed him as a rich dilettante, and the publishers who simply dismissed him.

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The Hammers face Chelsea and Manchester City in their next two matches but Grant insisted they will not be daunted by the prospect of facing two of the top four teams in the league.

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Another thing the course does very well which is chronically hard to do is to play fairly for all abilities: less skilled players will love the generous corridors, while better golfers will be daunted by the prodigious length from the back tees, at 7, 269 yards.

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He seems to be less daunted by the idea of winning than many Englishmen.

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Not to be daunted, and plainly unfazed by the threat of both sharks and sentimentality, Marlin sets off to rescue his only child.

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It's King's first season playing in the Premier League but he is not daunted by the company he will be keeping in the semi-finals.

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And we might remind ourselves also, that if those men setting out from Delftshaven had been daunted by the troubles they saw around them, then we could not this autumn be thankful for a fair land.

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