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The delay could also force Ant Financial to reshuffle some of its business operations and face a ding to its expected $300 billion-plus valuation.

SDG&E frames the franchise fee as a ding on customers by the city.

Meanwhile, U.S. defender Matt Besler, who seemed a bit dinged up after that Portugal stunner, will be good to go.

Putin said in his autobiography that his KGB file dinged him for having a ‘reduced sense of danger.’

He also dinged the media for not focusing on the “racial component of any of the people involved in this.”

Moderator George Stephanopoulos rightly dinged him for claiming credit for Staples jobs that materialized after he left Bain.

Was this supposed to be the night that the others dinged Newt Gingrich, took him down a peg, precipitated his downfall?

I'll be darned—no—yes—dinged if it isn't the Dink chasing the Canary!

I'm thinkin' I'd suner be dinged wi' 'er again than see 'er hinging there daein' naethin'.

Darned if I—hum, ladies present—dinged if I know what to do.

I'm dinged if I see how thet feller kin think o' things like thet when he's down an' out.

It is built of a dark-dinged, brownish colored stone, and is of Gothic architecture.