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China's willingness to take a more unyielding stance partly reflects confidence in its own economy.
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In China itself the field has tilted in favour of those advocating a more unyielding stance.
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The four justices to his right and the four justices to his left simply held more unyielding jurisprudential views.
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We each have our brand, and the narrower and more unyielding it is, the more currency it has and the more loyal our consumers.
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Tomic had shown more unyielding tenacity in shutting down the news conference than he had in shutting down his opponent, so the task wasn't too hard: 11 answers totaling 65 words.
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The harvest was fairly early and I suspect the unripeness of someof the crop is responsible for its variability: best in the Graves on the Right Bank, harder, more unyielding in the Medoc.
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The quarrels between Speyer and the bishops were to become more vicious yet. Bishop Nicolaus of Wiesbaden, inaugurated in 1381, in league with the powerful Count Palatine, was very uncompliant, yet he was followed by an even more unyielding bishop, Raban of Helmstatt in 1399, who almost made Speyer lose its independence. Raban was a close confidant and chancellor of King Rupert III. During his tenure of 30 years, Raban managed to trim back the privileges of the city piecemeal, a fate that also struck the city of Worms where another follower of Rupert, Matthew of Kraków, became bishop and many other imperial cities.
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But to no avail, as the Special Committee recommended on 6 March to go ahead with the work in progress, and the conciliatory Hagerup cabinet was replaced with the more unyielding cabinet of Christian Michelsen. Back in Stockholm on 14 March, Crown Prince Gustaf called a joint council on 5 April to appeal to both governments to return to the negotiation table and work out a solution based on full equality between the two kingdoms. He proposed reforms of both the foreign and consular services, with the express reservation that a joint foreign minister — Swedish or Norwegian — was a precondition for the existence of the Union. The Norwegian government rejected his proposal on 17 April, referring to earlier fruitless attempts, and declared that it would go on with preparations for a separate consular service.
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