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The ignorance — yes, we assimilate, and no, we’re not sleeper agents hell-bent on retaking the American Southwest through demographics and enchiladas — mostly amuses me when it doesn’t offend.

The Lakers, hell-bent on getting up more three-point shots after finishing second to last in attempts last season, all looked eager to launch.

“This county attorney was hell-bent on prosecuting a cop,” Madel said.

Despite the chaotic corner, Dubois was hell-bent on taking the fight to his opponent as both men landed with ease.

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In California, we seem hell-bent on making sure that that road has as much car capacity as possible before we hit the climate change wall.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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