We can't be stubborn as coaches, and they can't be stubborn as players.
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One key to Strait's success is that he is stubborn but not too stubborn.
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Taurus is famous for being stubborn, but the truth is you're probably even more stubborn than Taurus is!
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Both Kiki and Felix visionaries who want to change stubborn and fixed systems, upheld by equally stubborn and fixed people.
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If we can't set aside what we think we know and talk to our stubborn grandparents, we become our stubborn grandparents.
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" Patrick added, "It's the president being stubborn, and while he's being stubborn, people are getting killed, and the public is very concerned.
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So if stubborn queen wasps lead to stubborn worker wasps, they might not be getting out there to attack the threat as much as they should.
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At various points in the town's history, its white business leaders tried to square a stubborn desire for economic growth with a stubborn commitment to bigotry.
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They are still holding on to a lasting hope that in the ideological war between the stubborn House conservatives and stubborn Senate moderates, the Freedom Caucus can win out.
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"If my son was stubborn and I spoiled him and tolerated his stubborn behavior every time, I would just be going along with him," Ms. Lam told a local television station.
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" But as Ronald Reagan said, "facts are stubborn things.
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The culprit ultimately fessed up and explained the stubborn prank.
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Not only does this gap stand tall, it is stubborn.
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Yet over the past month Dutch farmers have turned stubborn.
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It's interesting -- Anne-Marie doesn't think Bill's racist ... just stubborn.
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Yet few are happy with her stubborn approach to Brexit.
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And we're so stubborn we aren't even aware it's happening.
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The Mahoneys and their dog, stubborn sorts, still cling on.
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Today, the same wishful thinking is as stubborn as ever.
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That stubborn fiction is what helps produce global financial crises.
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I have this thing called a stubborn streak, you see.
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It turns out foxes make for very stubborn house guests.
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"Facts are stubborn things," the GOP's vice presidential nominee said.
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The line, Stubborn Soda, isn't available at other KFC restaurants.
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I just think OK, stubborn girl, I cannot stop you.
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But still, like the most stubborn of blemishes, he remains.
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But the young girl is too stubborn to see that.
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Sometimes, though, he's found it's worth it to be stubborn.
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At times your furry apprentice will seem unruly, stubborn even.
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Algren came from a line of iconoclasts, of stubborn outsiders.
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That's surely enough time to get out those stubborn stains.
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Grossman, however, remained stubborn on holding on to the domain.
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I'm kind of a stubborn curmudgeon in terms of definitions.
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Mercury in Pisces will clash with stubborn Saturn in Sagittarius.
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You may have heard, for instance, that donkeys are stubborn.
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Alinejad, stubborn as well as rebellious, is not terribly bothered.
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I felt my perspective stretching and my stubborn grip loosening.
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The gender wage gap has remained remarkably stubborn for decades.
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He still has a stubborn belief in the American future.
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He was stubborn from an early age, Yuan told me.
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But Ms. Ferris, like her stubborn heroine, doesn't give in.
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Even among local historians there was a stubborn, inexplicable reticence.
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"I'm quite stubborn and headstrong," the actress Florence Pugh said.
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Be stubborn on your vision but flexible on the details.
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Some grew as easily as weeds; others were extremely stubborn.
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It's stubborn love battling a trauma that won't let go.
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He is not tribal in his views and is terribly stubborn.
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This timeline chronicles its lightning rise, cruel reign and stubborn fall.
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"We're stubborn, lazy or both," she said on sticking it out.
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It also works on juice, coffee, and other stubborn household spills.
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Any stubborn stains are treated here, and any discoloration is fixed.
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And Okutama's residents are as stubborn as they are long-lived.
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"We're not mocking anyone, but facts are stubborn things," he said.
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Fears can be stubborn and not particularly easy to argue with.
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It also works on juice, coffee, and other stubborn household spills.
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It almost certainly indicated that I can be a stubborn asshole.
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This is a big, stubborn problem in how science gets communicated.
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One is the stubborn persistence of malaria south of the Sahara.
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Adjustments are made this morning, so stay flexible, you stubborn bull.
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I've learned this week just how stubborn an algorithm can be.
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For some reason, I'm stubborn and always let my phone die.
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So, why this stubborn refusal to be defined by her gender?
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Stubborn and wily at 93, Mr Mugabe is stalling for time.
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"I'm a very stubborn so I just ignore it," she said.
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The stubborn sheep farmer is a classic character in Icelandic literature.
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He was also a stubborn man, and apparently, always had been.
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He's very tough, stubborn, like, he's going to get his way.
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Others are stubborn and don't like to lose arguments, on principle.
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And as I scrubbed off that stubborn film, I whimpered audibly.
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Taurus people hear all the time about how stubborn they are.
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I'm also stubborn, but my sudden circumstances convinced me to compromise.
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He was a difficult, stubborn, fascinating wrestler of the old school.
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Stubborn is the most commonly used word to describe this sign.
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Skateboarders are too dedicated and too stubborn to let that happen.
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Cells in a dish grow with stubborn disregard for international treaties.
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You might be stubborn, dear bull, but are you closed-minded?
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Neither party is being irrationally stubborn, given their bases and beliefs.
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But he was either too polite or too stubborn not to.
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The authors put forward three possible reasons for this stubborn discrepancy.
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"He was the most stubborn person I ever met," she says.
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Because I'm stubborn, I waited four days to see a doctor.
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The Allied troops met stubborn German resistance in and around Arnhem.
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And at close range, his stubborn idealism was no doubt maddening.
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I had opinions, and yet I was as stubborn as Bartleby.
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I'm not as stubborn as I was when I was younger.
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"His message is 'Don't be stubborn like I was,'" Henry said.
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Congressional gridlock can usually be blamed on stubborn representatives and senators.
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She can also be a bit self-centered and frustratingly stubborn.
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She hoped this was the way to save her stubborn family.
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You have to be stubborn and diligent about your creative dreams.
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Eli and Alexis are sweet, stubborn, and want to become doctors.
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It is better to right then to be wrong and stubborn.
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What if he'd been less stubborn about buying a defensive midfielder?
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Woods, of course, was a stubborn racial hero before his fall.
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King Albert is known as a warm but notoriously stubborn figure.
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He was a notoriously stubborn man, a perfectionist indifferent to deadlines.
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PARELES Dollops of mysterious but resolute synths trace a stubborn curve.
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The location has remained a stubborn symbol of the cleanup's complexities.
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As stubborn as Ali was his desire to win was stronger.
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They're too stubborn and too fucking dumb to move that quickly.
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Whether stubborn or simply determined, Al Hassan has been extraordinarily successful.
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This is a common narrative, but it ignores some stubborn facts.
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Augusta National is artificial, unique and gorgeous by stubborn, judicious design.
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He could be stubborn and taciturn and strict with his rules.
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" Naomi describes her as "on a mission, really stubborn and isolated.
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Pressure always made him even more stubborn than he naturally was.
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"I'm a tough little cookie, and really, really stubborn," she said.
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The ground was tough, and sometimes a rock was particularly stubborn.
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In me, they evoke the ache of an old, stubborn crush.
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But sound is a stubborn obstacle to this delicately modulated performance.
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I've learned to thicken my skin and employ my stubborn nature.
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Stop being so stubborn and put yourself in someone else's shoes!
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Cumberbatch's Strange is coolly stubborn, calculating in ways that Stark isn't.
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TC: Travis Kalanick is obviously a strong leader and seemingly stubborn, too.
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Also because walled gardens suck, and I'm gonna be stubborn about it.
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" Said co-host Tom Bergeron, "We had a stubborn tutu incident there.
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There was no immediate PC port for stubborn old-school RTS players.
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She wants to make things right with him but he's being stubborn.
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I never really did that in the Netherlands, because I was stubborn.
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Uncrustables My daughter came right out the womb stubborn and strong willed.
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What they all have in common are stubborn, attrition-minded legal teams.
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Traveling requires you to rely on strangers and you can't be stubborn.
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To illustrate coal's stubborn resilience, consider the Patratu power station in Jharkhand.
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Star Wars emerged from this mix of stubborn impulses and defiant independence.
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When they would go down on me, their stubborn reluctance was obvious.
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She's the stubborn witty 90s kid I like to think I am.
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"My daughter has a stubborn streak, which I definitely have," she explains.
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Stamos was nice about it, but that only encouraged my stubborn streak.
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I am as stubborn as they come, they all laugh at me.
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Or the stubborn notion that Best Picture never aligns with public opinion.
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Unfortunately for founders, enthusiasm can be fickle while burn rates are stubborn.
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"She was funny, fun, exasperating, silly, stubborn, quick-witted, quirky," Robinson said.
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He is stubborn, and knows exactly what he wants – right this second.
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Disparaging women for their appearance is the most stubborn of sexist practices.
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The Hamawands have a reputation for stubborn resistance that dates back centuries.
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After years of stubborn caution, Facebook is finally embracing the animated GIF.
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I had to be pretty stubborn and actively contribute to the scene.
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What's clear is the future of technology design can't be so stubborn.
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He was outspoken and stubborn, a strict disciplinarian and brutally hard taskmaster.
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But post-election, facts are sure to matter more, being stubborn things.
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Ever the stubborn competitor, Fernandez would not take no for an answer.
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As Gladys's wits fall away, we are left with a stubborn essence.
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"She was stubborn and tough and just a true inspiration," Sandler said.
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Yet Alfonso winds up confounded by the stubborn complexity of human nature.
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Zak's "Almighty" is about the few stubborn souls who resist such complacency.
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She was an independent little thing and could be stubborn — and sassy.
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But stubborn roadblocks have drawn the concern of many in the field.
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She's stubborn, but she's got a strength in her I'm obsessed with.
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Moby's stubborn optimism is pretty much gone by the end of Porcelain.
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Flirty messages are coming your way—but watch out for stubborn attitudes.
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Your friends are feeling stubborn today, but you're in an adventurous mood.
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Microsoft took a stubborn hard line against the threat of government oversight.
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In 2007, Mr. Muñiz had what felt like a horrible, stubborn toothache.
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He was interested in confessing his sin, and he could be stubborn.
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But I was stubborn enough to stay with my favorite subject, literature.
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Exactly. I've been stubborn forever, and now I'm more true to myself.
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Stubborn facts, the kind that bring down governments, usher barbarians to judgment.
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"You know, at a certain point I just become stubborn," Hickenlooper said.
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Mr. Pavlovic said that she was nothing if not tough and stubborn.
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A diplomatic deal is built with stubborn persistence, not conjured through insult.
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"Stubborn" is another word some of Kuroda's colleagues use to describe him.
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I'm stubborn, so I kept writing and reading and writing some more.
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Meanwhile, solid, stubborn defense can demoralize the attacker, make him lose confidence.
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He put his shirt on and again mentioned how stubborn I was.
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Both were stubborn, liked to cook, and had similar senses of humor.
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Once, she recalled, her youngest son, who's equally stubborn, began mouthing off.
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The Parthenon exhorts us to be stubborn about the sacredness of truth.
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Chloe is stubborn and willful, but she listens and learns and understands.
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Because if they are so stupid, so stubborn, they're not worth saving.
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One is imperious in posture, the other turns away in stubborn resistance.
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Money is tight, the market is small, and palates can be stubborn.
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Plus: How to train a stubborn but lovable species, the American husband.
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That's hooey, but it's stubborn hooey, as the early-application vogue demonstrates.
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"He's very stubborn and wants no help at all," his son said.
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John Adams is still right 250 years later: Facts are stubborn things.
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Facts are what should determine whether a stubborn president stays in office.
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At the center of the European Union debate remains a stubborn contradiction.
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But with the election of Trump, Pelosi has only grown more stubborn.
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An ethical core and stubborn integrity, are the rocket fuel of courage.
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To dig up information, Ms. Williams is stubborn and exhaustively single-minded.
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"I'm quite stubborn and headstrong," she said, with a mischievous half-smile.
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Their stubborn insistence on being right makes for some iconic movie moments.
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His stubborn moral certainty means he's deceiving himself along with everybody else.
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But New Yorkers are a stubborn lot, fiercely protective of the familiar.
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A stubborn losing streak can be down to a number of details.
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As if it were the stubborn shard now lodged in your wrist.
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It's both a historical trend and a stubborn fact that infuriates Trump.
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Saoirse Ronan stars as Jo March, the stubborn and ambitious second sister.
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The pullouts smacked in the end of stubborn grandstanding rather than principle.
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Despite the scramble for workers, the labor market has stubborn weak spots.
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" One of the evaluators found him "sanctimonious" and another "stubborn and immovable.
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So that first year in business school, I was a bit stubborn.
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Davos Seaworth has basically been the lone voice of reason on Game of Thrones since his introduction in Season 2, graduating from advising the terminally stubborn Stannis Baratheon to advising the suicidally stubborn Jon Snow (aka Aegon Targaryen).
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It's stubborn and bizarre to keep Depp just because they already have him.
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Now as stubborn as I am, that is a bit much to stomach.
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In the long run, it'll make no difference because facts are stubborn things.
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He's stubborn about it, but we both feel so great at the end.
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There are some stubborn spots left, but we are pretty proud of ourselves.
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Erkmen — who lives in both Berlin and Istanbul — is both brilliant and stubborn.
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You're feeling flexible this morning around some issues you're usually very stubborn about.
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His girlfriend kept pestering him to see a doctor, but Mike was stubborn.
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Bernie Sanders: Stubborn visionary The slant of the scrawl is crucial for graphologists.
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Both women are powerful, intelligent, and stubborn to the point of being rebellious.
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Stubborn cold air trapped near the ground may prove difficult to dislodge today.
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She's the stubborn witty 90s kid I like to think I am. pic.twitter.
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Egypt is fighting a stubborn Islamic State insurgency in its North Sinai region.
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A stubborn refusal of a peaceful dialogue with Iran is a tragic mistake.
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Many are elderly people who are too sick or too stubborn to leave.
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Loss and grief, and the stubborn mechanisms we use to cope with trauma.
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Mr. Cruz is viewed by many Republicans in Washington as stubborn and overweening.
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But there's a fine line between a stroke of genius and stubborn delusion.
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Rest in peace, stubborn-ass bridge, you were truly one of the greats.
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You can't avoid them any longer, thanks today's full moon in stubborn Taurus.
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She's great, she's very sincere and kind of a stubborn and emotional person.
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The exhibition community is too smart, too stubborn and too powerful for that.
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And I'm really proud of that, and it's because I'm so freakin' stubborn.
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A: Cabernet is very much like my father - very determined, stubborn, singularly focused.
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So much of our survival has rested in a kind of stubborn resilience.
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But as of now, that tech — called blockchain — is hindered by stubborn shortcomings.
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The rotating presidency is one of several stubborn relics of the EU's past.
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Consolidating the two makes for powerful synergies and significant leverage against stubborn competition.
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Even the most experienced wine connoisseurs get stuck on a stubborn cork sometimes.
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Samsung's a stubborn company and it will probably stick it out with Bixby.
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The boy from the East End was famous, but he was also stubborn.
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I was stubborn, domineering, and selfish — not what she expected in a girl.
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Sure. There's a stubborn tinge of vulgarity about Rodin, inseparable from his strength.
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One is that stubborn nationalism is a strong feature of China's foreign policy.
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Stubborn is one word we can call Taurus—determined, if we're feeling kind.
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That stubborn fearlessness helped Krause twice earn NBA Executive of the Year honors.
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In stubborn defiance of skeptics, digital currencies and blockchain only come back stronger.
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But the Belles maintains one last stubborn and vital link to its past.
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She said that it broke her stubborn widow's silence and gave her peace.
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Barca lacked the hunger, fight or determination to break down a stubborn opponent.
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His stubborn insistence on clinging to power only confirmed that he should not.
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Conspiracy theories can be stubborn, particularly in the echo chamber of the internet.
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He compared his stubborn "attitude" on this matter to struggles over civil rights.
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The day dreaded by stubborn office workers around the country has finally arrived.
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Not as long as stubborn New Yorkers have anything to say about it.
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" "She might have really wanted to wear it and was stubborn about it.
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The truth, like a particularly stubborn pickle jar, has been tough to crack.
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You can be so stubborn, like you always know what's best for yourself.
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Realize that she might see you, Taurus, as stubborn, uptight, or even lazy.
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Today is your day to prove to the world that you're not stubborn.
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Taurus, as anyone who's into astrology knows, can also be stubborn as hell.
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He is stubborn and chivalrous, blunt and generous, physically brave and intellectually nimble.
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Still, the stubborn sales figures suggest, practical appeal will go only so far.
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Wiggle it as you would a stubborn key until it opens a little.
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There are people who lose body fat professionally, even from those stubborn areas.
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She responded: Ha ha You are Taurus stubborn And it's true, I am.
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That book's stubborn little protagonist sports a similar hairstyle and equally elastic expressions.
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Because we need a visual reminder of our stubborn tendency to elevate mediocrity.
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Neymar is remarkably stubborn when it comes to taking the easy obvious play.
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That place is known for the most stubborn splatters and the toughest grime.
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What's next: Next week's column will tackle our stubborn — yet effective — energy system.
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"She was stubborn," said Ulla Terkelsen, a senior correspondent for Denmark's TV 2.
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Yes, he was stubborn, but he was driven and determined to be successful.
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And as it turns out, it's the perfect fit for stubborn, practical Capricorn.
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But that bond with Zelda proved stubborn and sturdy, and survived it all.
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"He pushed me to go for more," Federer said of Millman's stubborn defense.
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It's also struggling to break through a stubborn level of resistance, Johnson said.
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" Ballour, the second youngest of two brothers and three sisters, was always "stubborn.
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" Ballour, the second youngest of two brothers and three sisters, was always "stubborn.
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As Bloomberg surely knows, the DNC has been stubborn about its debate rules.
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The second theme is the stubborn refusal to give up on automotive illusions.
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"Farmers are pretty stubborn," he says, glancing around a diner full of them.
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There's no ego on display or venture capitalists in Älmhult, just stubborn practicality.
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Furthermore, the stubborn human resistance to admitting a mistake should never be underestimated.
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MacDonald depicts Carla Jean flawlessly as well, as a strong, faithful, stubborn woman.
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Editorial Observer Congressional Republicans are finding that constituents, like facts, are stubborn things.
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My siblings and I joke that it&aposs the stubborn German in her.
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But beneath the shattered yet still stubborn national stasis, new social movements organize.
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These cuts are needed to tackle stubborn oversupply as demand continues to flatline.
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"You have to examine the details because facts are stubborn things," he said.
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And they're less likely to be stubborn on politically charged topics in science.
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Hancock compensates by eliminating sex appeal altogether, replacing it with stubborn, grouchy belligerence.
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Religion, the long-stubborn source of our national ills, is finally dying away.
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Though Miranda was passionate and ferociously loyal, she could also be judgmental and stubborn.
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These complaints are getting old in their stubborn refusal to reckon with the reality.
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Friends say Bannon is stubborn and a survivor, and plans to fight to stay.
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But that stubborn pocket of fat just won't shift no matter what you do.
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The major motion picture is an uncomplicated version of a focused, if stubborn, hero.
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In turn, they are often considered stubborn, overachieving, unforgiving, and overly consistent (read: boring).
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Maybe. Globally, the incidence of leprosy has hit a "stubborn plateau," Avanzi and note.
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Several months of concentrated Trump are likely to sway even the most stubborn holdouts.
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" Rodriguez, the son of two Cuban immigrants, credits his success to being "quite stubborn.
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The campaign's long-held and stubborn view is that attacks could backfire against her.
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He is stubborn and stupid, but his council never saved my brother as most.
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But she's too stubborn or selfish or embarrassed, so now the choice is yours.
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She's quick to tell me that, as opinionated as she seems, she's not stubborn.
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Now she realizes her interest in politics comes almost exclusively from her stubborn streak.
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MARK TWAIN once said that "facts are stubborn things, but statistics are more pliable".
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That meant he was "very stubborn, very opinionated, larger than life," his widow said.
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Many believe he is too difficult, too stubborn, mean, and iconoclastic to be president.
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People say you're stubborn, Taurus, but you're definitely up for trying something new today.
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I had second thoughts throughout, but I was too stubborn to change my mind.
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"Ahmed was very insecure and shy, but we thought he was stubborn," recalls Manuela.
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Leo moons are some of the most loyal—and stubborn—children of the zodiac.
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In other words: these aren't minor policy quibbles and stubborn fights over parochial issues.
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They're also irascible, stubborn, and, as in the case of Cain and Abel, rivalrous.
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FP is stubborn at first until Jughead tries to talk some sense into him.
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"It's ideal for comedonal acne, which manifests as stubborn blackheads and whiteheads," she explains.
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In the United States, we know that there is a stubborn racial income gap.
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Because they're just very stubborn about it: 'I have to have my meat, sorry.
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My brother has always been a tough, stubborn, and animated kid with no filter.
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I don't feel that stubborn because I re-route whenever I realize I'm wrong.
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But its biggest foe is the stubborn status quo of stiff-upper-lipping it.
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His long-held ideology about aging and dying "naturally" suddenly seemed stubborn and irrational.
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After more than 60 years of integration, nation-states persist, stubborn and seemingly immovable.
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Behind this gulf in perceptions there are stubborn and severe disparities in material circumstances.
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All of that is compounded by his stubborn refusal to release his tax returns.
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The stubborn problem reveals an underlying struggle in the Marine Corps over its identity.
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The stubborn popularity of the third-party candidates has become a concern to Mrs.
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"Getting good with money" required altering my own stubborn tendencies and thinking beyond budgets.
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It's helped with a little bit of the stubborn facial scarring that I had.
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Iceland, built around its stubborn and organized defense, is very difficult to break down.
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One viewer said the blackheads appeared "stubborn" because they took multiple attempts to extract.
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That could unwind stubborn long positions in U.S. tech and growth stocks, Hartnett wrote.
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The craving for social order It's a stubborn cultural fact: People crave social order.
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It may very well be that Hillary voters are the most stubborn of all.
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The cold is too stubborn to allow surface ice to gently melt into oblivion.
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While trying to persuade her stubborn husband to apologize for the arms deal, Mrs.
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An argument will pop up later—watch out for stubborn behavior and confrontational vibes.
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"I'm a stubborn bitch," she wrote in an email prior to our phone call.
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It's so played-out to call Taurus people stubborn, but today you really are.
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" Backstage before his show, Peter Dundas of Roberto Cavalli proclaimed himself a "stubborn punk.
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"I was being stubborn, like I'm going to make this work," Mr. Harris continued.
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Meanwhile, the orgasm gap between genders has proved more stubborn than the pay gap.
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The Houthis have proved themselves stubborn and well-organized fighters despite far inferior equipment.
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I still think of him as a stubborn and athletic ox of a guy.
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Not all were as stubborn as Mr. Cope or as cool as Mr. Neurath.
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Better to go to a stubborn lawmaker's office in shifts or all at once?
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Stephen Colbert expressed outrage on Tuesday over President Trump's stubborn support of Saudi Arabia.
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These are some of the most stubborn, longstanding issues in American-Chinese economic relations.
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Five Candidates on What It Will Take to Shatter the Most Stubborn Glass Ceiling.
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There is something radical about that, and about Mr. Schrader's stubborn faith in movies.
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His playing is full of hard slants and sharp-cornered phrases and stubborn power.
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And my dad, he was a Vietnam vet, so he was kind of stubborn.
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I also liked Mr. Ricker's stubborn stance on how long to cook these ribs.
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Many officials say familial searching is an important tool for solving particularly stubborn cases.
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Ms. Adams says her daughter is just as stubborn when it comes to politics.
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Start making progress on that stubborn Christmas list in the Amazon Black Friday Sale.
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I was also very stubborn about not asking my family for too much support.
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He is moody, stubborn, loyal and fiercely private, a control freak and a perfectionist.
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But with a sextet, he builds arrangements that have a stubborn, towering new power.
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Antonetti acknowledged that Francona can be stubborn, and is perhaps not the ideal patient.
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She has a generous openness but also a blithe, stubborn confidence in her vision.
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So, what's the best way to communicate with an older loved one who's stubborn?
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Suicide, and its recent increase in the United States, is a frustrating, stubborn tragedy.
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They don't seem to care or try, and when they do it's laughably stubborn.
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More likely, though, it owes a debt to the stubborn allure of sex-shop chic.
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Only stubborn stalwarts like Lenovo persist with matte displays, and I love them for it.
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"For my mother — for being too stubborn and thoughtful to die," the late actress writes.
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The key to powering through the final stubborn dregs of winter is keeping yourself busy.
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Both have an attitude of stubborn optimism and determination, and crack jokes along the way.
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But I'm stubborn, so I force myself to lift weights and jog a few miles.
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While occasionally stubborn, these comedic canines win over most with their playfulness and friendly demeanor.
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Both Daenerys and Cersei are stubborn, and neither is willing to submit to the other.
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The pitfalls of a stubborn male ego don't stop with poor, dead Berto on Trust.
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Yet despite their stellar records, all four teams have a surprisingly stubborn group of detractors.
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Economists have said the central bank is overdue for a rate hike, citing stubborn inflation.
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But their shortcomings have themselves raised important questions about the stubborn disparities in growth rates.
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No doubt this stubborn drive comes from a refusal to admit defeat to her father.
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No amount of procedural hand-wringing about the impeachment inquiry will change these stubborn facts.
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Not long after that, I started getting my hair colored to cover those stubborn strands.
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But this time you won't have to worry about yelling at stubborn giant bird-dog.
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In her research, Birch found that men's stubborn pressure to be providers are to blame.
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Many of them are elderly people who are too sick or too stubborn to leave.
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"She's tough, she's stubborn," the adviser quoted the president as saying privately about the speaker.
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We're told male passengers tend to be more stubborn than females ... ignoring signs of trouble.
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It was mostly because of Captain America's stubborn insistence to help Bucky at all costs.
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And there are signs that the most stubborn unemployed are trying to return to work.
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He's that very rare athlete who's been able to convert stubborn, antagonistic individuality into gold.
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The movie can't have it both ways despite Ayer's stubborn insistence to the contrary. 9.
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But it's a back issue and those are notoriously stubborn and difficult, especially for pitchers.
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I like open-minded people, and in this gaming industry, there are many stubborn minds.
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Of course, that will require a shift in behavior users may be stubborn to make.
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We're stubborn, but not hot-headed, and given to daydreaming as long as we can.
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Steam burst button: The steam button provides a quick burst of steam for stubborn wrinkles.
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Do you have a peanut butter jar with stubborn remnants you don't want to clean?
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But Ralph is still being stubborn, whining about how his sisters don't believe in him.
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Party leaders have repeatedly demonstrated a stubborn reluctance to adjust to our anti-establishment climate.
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Sometimes he looks uncomfortable, hands buried in his pockets, thoughts shielded by a stubborn grin.
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Facing stubborn resistance in Congress, he leaned on his executive powers to improve working conditions.
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Hollywood insiders have called her "stubborn," which is film industry lingo for incredibly successful woman.
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Speaking of, Kanye's chart shows someone who is stubborn, driven, controlling, and possessive in love.
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Her "stubborn dream," she confides to the diary, is to be an Oxford college master.
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"This shit is stubborn, selfish, bullheaded, even for you," responds T.I. in his own verse.
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In other words, stubborn loyalty by base voters provides comfort but not a political lifeline.
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"To Steve's credit, he is not stubborn," says Larry Light, McDonald's former chief marketing officer.
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The bristles, while flexible, are also durable and ready to attack stubborn mildew and grime.
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He repeatedly came up against a stubborn alliance of conservative Southern Democrats and heartland Republicans.
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The Japanese, too, view Koreans through the lens of condescension as overly-emotional and stubborn.
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"I think when it comes to this, she's just being stubborn," the longtime aide said.
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Boylen is a retrograde disciplinarian who's extremely stubborn and passionate to the point of exhaustion.
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Give Cam some backup; give Colin Kaepernick the job he's been denied by stubborn racists.
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Cannabis is known to make consumers more empathetic, which can be useful to stubborn Sag.
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"She's in poor health and she's stubborn and she don't want to go," he said.
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Bissell Powerlifter Pet Hand Eraser — This well reviewed hand vac is ideal for stubborn shedding.
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"The reality will prove to be much more stubborn than what he expects," he said.
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And they are critics and philosophers of a kind, puzzling over old and stubborn questions.
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I was quite a stubborn child, and I didn't want to wear the yellow star.
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It's the season of hot dog condiment blobs, stubborn sunscreen residue and sweat stains … everywhere.
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For those stubborn spots or anything that won't come up, reach for some isopropyl alcohol.
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Ms. Gill and others here argued that human activity had contributed to the stubborn bloom.
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My aunt said I was just being stubborn, so I ate it, and immediately reacted.
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At the same time less stubborn on some investments that Jerry has understandably danced around.
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A stubborn journalist, a human being with a conscience, gets dismembered in a Saudi consulate.
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For one family who survived, it's been a year of pain, anguish and stubborn love.
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Iceland's stubborn defense, and keeper Halldorsson share the man of the match award so far.
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" But she was also a stubborn, verbally abusive woman he "never stopped being afraid of.
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But efforts to tackle anticompetitive practices in aerospace may only strengthen the planemakers' stubborn duopoly.
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As for Agatha, she is courageous, stubborn and contemptuous when she doesn't get her way.
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Lose enough of them, enough times, and even the most stubborn ideologues will accept reform.
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He writes of how his father's stubborn nature, profligacy and addiction destroyed the family's stability.
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Of course, the kitchen is full of annoying little cracks and crevices, and stubborn stains.
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As a child, Humar was precocious and stubborn — "big headed," the clan collectively called her.
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In other words, we can be a rebellious and stubborn people, individually, nationally or corporately.
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She was as spunky, stubborn and exciting as every little girl I knew, including me.
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To be clear, we are not maintaining our longer-term bullish position to be stubborn.
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In truth, we were a hodgepodge of both — determined, and adventurous, and stubborn and loud.
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The second lipoma was a bit more stubborn, but eventually came out with a pop.
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It's possible that he was simply being stubborn -- or perhaps he understood his own deficiencies.
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But Heidi would get a bee in her bonnet and was very stubborn about stuff.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ROME — To call Kristin Jones stubborn is an understatement.
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It shows how motivated reasoning becomes especially stubborn and ugly when it comes to politics.
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We talked about the stubborn culture in the kitchens many of us came up through.
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The stubborn persistence of these ancient borders reflects the legacy of different 19th-century development trajectories.
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Is this issue the series' stubborn refusal to deviate too heavily from Robert Kirkman's source material?
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Ever stubborn, Castro implored them to endure the "special period" for the sake of the revolution.
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With engaged, inspiring leaders, warring factions can find common ground and stubborn problems can find solutions.
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It's a portable steamer that can remove stubborn wrinkles from clothing in a matter of seconds.
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To be perfectly honest the phrase blow job still conjures stubborn memory wisps of my mother.
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I was stubborn (we both knew that), and this quality also benefited me as a child.
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Alonso didn't say anything, but Jesus Guillén, aware of his son's stubborn streak, knew the answer.
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I'm stubborn and I'm committed to my sense of humor, that was definitely it for me.
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They'll tackle stubborn stains in carpets, floors, and upholstery that aren't typically removable on the surface.
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Much of her support stemmed from a stubborn reverence for her father felt by older voters.
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In the NAFTA world, we have run a stubborn $100 billion deficit year in, year out.
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Each challenge was a push and reminder to let go of my pre-determined, stubborn opinions.
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Stuck is just stubborn—these sometimes respond to remedies (which we'll get to in a moment).
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Strong willed and solidly built, Camacho was singled out as the more stubborn of the pair.
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But I was too stubborn and ambitious to slave away after school in their fucking factories.
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But Mr Kimetto's record survived—and those last three stubborn minutes may take decades to shift.
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But at least it will give the stubborn owners a little more time to say goodbye.
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After much haggling—with the French the most stubborn holdouts—the floor was set at 72.5%.
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"Fred's message to all is one of stubborn positivity," Grossi says of how Fred inspires him.
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Youth is great in so many ways, but it can also mean being naive and stubborn.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Taurus on May 6, finding you a little more stubborn than usual.
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By this point, Ray's masterminded a plan that more or less awakened a stubborn, sleeping giant.
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At the time, as an immature and stubborn 19-year-old, it was a lot tougher.
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Sometimes the issue is as simple—and stubborn—as the lack of a place to land.
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Republicans are not abrogating any constitutional obligation by playing a stubborn game of kick-the-can.
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Tuesday is Equal Pay Day, a reminder of the stubborn income inequality between men and women.
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But there are a few technical hurdles to creating humanoid robots that are proving fairly stubborn.
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That Trump kept Flynn on anyways suggests a dangerous stubborn streak, if not something more nefarious.
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Essentially, in an era when Twitter was otherwise notoriously stubborn about shipping, Underwood got things done.
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So I guess he's going to have to be prepared to deal with one stubborn woman.
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Never be afraid to ask for advice, too proud or stubborn to take advice from people.
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According to his owner, the stubborn husky loves to take baths and play in the water.
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Putin's going to stay stubborn, especially if you give him a public opening to do so.
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In addition, official unemployment figures report stubborn and very significant race and ethnicity inequalities in unemployment.
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The city bought these homeowners out at bargain rates, and booted stubborn ones under eminent domain.
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But nothing is edgier than Warren's stubborn insistence on grounding her effort on—heaven help her!
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The announcement on Thursday also came as investors worry about the restaurant industry's stubborn traffic declines.
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But 80 percent success in treating stubborn nicotine addiction is unheard of and worth following up.
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A recent Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) report highlighted some of the stubborn challenges.
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A major driver of New York's infant mortality rate is the city's stubborn teen pregnancy rate.
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Or is the idealistic yet stubborn Secretary of State Catherine Durant a stand-in for Hillary?
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Low-porosity hair, on the other hand, has a tendency to be on the stubborn side.
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Bleach is loved for its artsy, high concept fights between absurdly stubborn characters using large swords.
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Some stubborn vibes may be in the air, so stay flex for best results this evening.
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There will always be some stubborn pocket of popular resistance when it comes to animal rights.
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But it turns out that the economic patterns which lead to trade deficits are remarkably stubborn.
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I was appropriately stubborn and figured out "donkey" only when the whole passage became abundantly clear.
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She also compared the demonstrators to stubborn children, in remarks made before the protests turned violent.
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Even more than most rights lawyers, he has a stubborn streak, his wife and friends said.
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Vining set about her task with stubborn earnestness, sometimes sparring with the chamberlains who surrounded Akihito.
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One of them stood out immediately: Mr. Magaqa, a skinny, stubborn teenager with a bright smile.
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The stage was set for a clash between a powerful industry and a stubborn public advocate.
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The United States is not immune to stubborn obstacles: We need look no further than Iowa.
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The statues are only the most obvious instances of a deep, stubborn reality about the South.
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With this tool, there's no bending or stooping over, and no struggling with stubborn root systems.
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Just like highways, subways have stubborn natural crowding limits, and naturally break down because of overloading.
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He was implying that we not fret too much over our troublesome feelings or stubborn predispositions.
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Residents of China's smog-choked metropolises long ago grew accustomed to dealing with stubborn air pollutants.
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Again, it's not that the laptop is ugly — if you can stomach stubborn fingerprints, it's fine.
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While everyone was polite, I was incredibly embarrassed at my mother's closed-mindedness and stubborn behavior.
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But the stubborn scandal over the London real estate holdings sullied the reputation of his family.
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As if by its own stubborn insistence, the band has remained Mr. Klein's most consistent vessel.
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They're idiosyncratic, dysfunctional, stubborn, hilarious, and real — from the patriarch Henry to the prodigal son Leland.
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"You really can't accomplish anything important if you aren't stubborn on vision," Bezos said in 2016.
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Corruption has been a stubborn problem in many of the former Communist countries of Eastern Europe.
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It is alright to be stubborn in your own defense, no matter what the man says.
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" He was, Mr. Suhl said, "infuriatingly stubborn and self-absorbed, yet extraordinarily sensitive, kind and generous.
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But as the New Museum curators see it, the link to music supports a stubborn misperception.
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Mr Trump quarrelled openly with the Fed for not cutting sooner, calling it a "stubborn child".
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If he can get the stubborn, loyal pickup truck community to go EV, mission mostly accomplished.
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The ledger on the Islamic State is a mix of glaring weaknesses and stubborn offsetting strengths.
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But the professional penalty women face for having children is stubborn, and it isn't going anywhere.
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They're going down 37 feet, 11 ½ inches, every bit of it through Manhattan's famously stubborn schist.
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One of the oldest and most stubborn problems in pro sports has effectively solved itself—it is not difficult for coaches to steer and manage the towering wills of great and greatly stubborn players when everyone involved is so happy and so ready to do it.
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"Richard has always been one of the most headstrong and stubborn people I've ever met," he said.
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Both are incredibly stubborn, fail to compromise and, for the moment, almost torch any shot an alliance.
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Mercury can solve any puzzle; in stubborn, unmovable Taurus, Mercury is set on getting it all done.
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Americans are notoriously stubborn about adhering to their work schedules, even in the face of physical discomfort.
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Draugr appear in the game's Bestiary as warriors who were too stubborn to go with their Valkyries.
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Stubborn and unyielding, Truman wasn't without his follies, particularly labor and economic policies in his first term.
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Tyler's stubborn nature is also what we have to thank for our current plan of presidential succession.
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It's a citrus reamer that is used to remove seeds from stubborn fruits like oranges and pomegranates.
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Rebekah Brockman's Antigone is palpably enraged and defiant, while Paul O'Brien embodies a stubborn and overconfident Creon.
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His stubborn belief in his own invincibility remains, though, despite the chorus of voices foretelling his doom.
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If directors remain stubborn, the battle might attract buyout shops hungrily prowling for turnaround possibilities in Japan.
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If, like me, you are stubborn and would rather use both, there is an audio passthrough mode.
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With over 100 million Alexa devices out there, it'd be a little stubborn to just ignore them.
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But without a "head" to treat, under-the-skin spots can be stubborn little so-and-sos.
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He also looks a better bet than the stubborn Mr Rajoy to explore political solutions in Catalonia.
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These aren't just regular errant hairs — these stubborn pieces won't be tamed by your strong-hold hairspray.
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But having a flaw out of the box just sets off the worst of my stubborn traits.
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Stubborn introverts like Mrs May lack the required flexibility; narcissists like Mr McFarland lack the necessary empathy.
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Trump's "stubborn" streak as the reason she's refused to show her face in public for so long.
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Impervious to most mascaras and eyelash curlers, downward-facing lashes are stubborn and almost impossible to curl.
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Brexiteers are Tories who are furious that reality has proved to be more stubborn than they imagined.
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Visible and credible was just what she was, with loads of confidence (even fairly stubborn at times).
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Easy energy will flow in your partnerships, although you'll run into some stubborn attitudes early this evening.
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Although Lomonosov was a precise and careful scientist, he was also stubborn, with a famously hot temper.
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Farina found a kindred stubborn spirit in the engineer Enzo Ferrari when they first met in 1930.
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" Michael rejoined, "I think we're both pretty stubborn people at times, [but] we work really well together.
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Michelle Tanner was America's beloved little sister, feisty and stubborn but always good for a one-liner.
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We're so small and so stubborn, and the challenges in holding back the ice are so large.
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Ahead, their favorite bottles, and a foolproof guide to making stubborn frizz a non-issue this summer.
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I hadn't had a haircut in a while either, so the ends were particularly tangled and stubborn.
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But they also sent a message to stubborn landowners: any challenge to the government can be crushed.
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The stubborn detective is also envisioning his wife and daughter, engaging in full imaginary conversations with them.
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The American military presence may have contributed to Qatar's stubborn unwillingness to submit to its neighbors' demands.
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Maybe the notion that I am an enduring self over time is some sort of stubborn illusion.
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O hope that appealing to convenience-seeking U.S. diners will help reverse the industry's stubborn traffic slump.
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This erratic but stubborn growth in the scope and depth of social complexity is driven by technology.
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When these people are repeatedly excluded from employment opportunities, it can lead to stubborn cycles of poverty.
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Meltzer puts Brody's stubborn refusal to lose or sometimes even sell into the context of his travel.
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Trump's "stubborn" streak as the reason she refused to show her face in public for so long.
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Anti-African prejudice may be linked to India's stubborn, caste-related bias in favour of lighter skin.
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You're going to be in a stubborn mood today, but whatever, Taurus, you have to own it!
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Prisoners have not been deprived food in order to coerce a stubborn lone prisoner to obey guards.
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The Moon clashes with Mars, in Taurus, at 5:20 PM, so watch out for stubborn behavior.
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The region has highly unequal societies and poverty is a stubborn problem challenging policymakers in Central America.
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He had nearly died, the doctor told her, because of her stubborn insistence on a natural birth.
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The killings were a reminder of the stubborn threat of insurgents in rural areas of the Philippines.
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Into this mess of stubborn realities steps a simpleton with a simple message: Make America great again.
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Taurus is a sign that's known for being stubborn—but change is inevitable this October, little ram.
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While Wales wavers, most other components of our tracker have stayed persistently stubborn in their relative positions.
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Sullivan could have been stubborn and talked himself into going with the veteran in an elimination game.
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A Taurus, ready for change, not being the typical stubborn bull astrologers love to poke fun at!
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The main factor seems to be the (surprisingly stubborn) enthusiasm gap: Young people, historically, are unreliable voters.
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"Lundberg secretly captured his daughter practicing her ABC's, expressing her stubborn efforts to learn how to write."
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Nationally, stubborn disparities remain between whites and blacks as far as income, college-graduation levels and employment.
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Both men and women internalize stubborn cultural biases about gender that affect our understandings, actions and decisions.
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But their defenders say they are great guards, cautious (not stubborn, that's a misunderstanding) and even lovable.
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But the stubborn ones among the ladies, if you don't every morning you'll get 10 lashes continuously.
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Scientists call this phenomenon " bow shock " because of its similarity to a ship surging through stubborn waves.
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Although it had proved stubborn to eradicate, cases had declined sharply from a peak in 2010-11.
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Let'snot forget the stubborn segment of the population that cannot or simply will not buy a home.
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Someone shares "healthy soul food" with me, made with less cholesterol for a sick yet stubborn father.
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Some people call you stubborn, but you simply feel like you know the right thing to do.
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Stubborn Taurus might fall into a rut and get hooked on doing the same thing every weekend.
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Man, I mostly likely, being as stubborn as I am, will probably go down that road again.
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But the price to his body for his stubborn persistence in the fight game was incalculably grave.
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The government is trying its best to crack down on robocallers, which has proved stubborn to defeat.
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The early-learning gap is often associated with the stubborn problem of a later school achievement gap.
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In an era when many of her peers are aiming for universal appeal, she's a stubborn auteur.
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As a child, Mr. Terrell was studious but stubborn, distanced from people his age, Mr. Rold said.
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" He writes of "unilateral diplomatic disarmament" under Trump, born of "equal parts ideological contempt and stubborn incompetence.
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Our brains decide to pick one interpretation over the other (and then get pretty stubborn about it).
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James Bobick, the stubborn, domineering father of this religious family, sits silently brooding at the dining table.
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He continued to alienate others with his stubborn arrogance before dying at 46 of a cerebral hemorrhage.
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It needs to overwhelm you in order to work; how long can one stubborn approach do that?
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His interpretation of it cast Mr. Trump, his arms crossed, as a stubborn defender of American interests.
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Naïve, stubborn and prickly, she gravitated to animals and the Yorkshire moors, where "Wuthering Heights" is set.
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At an early age she had begun to be uncooperative, refusing to eat and being generally stubborn.
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"If he becomes stubborn, we will arrange for him to be fired on Sunday," the source said.
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The perception that donkeys are stupid and stubborn is really detrimental to their survival, in my opinion.
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But it possesses versatility: It's a pretty stubborn cheese, able to withstand heat without collapsing into goo.
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And it was Munson, the depositions suggest, who was both loyal and stubborn, both fierce and innocent.
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She was stubborn in her loyalty to the documentary tradition, and dismissive in speaking about her colleagues.
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More loving and more activism could lead to the dismantling of stubborn structures born of supremacist thinking.
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Occasionally I'd have to go back over an area to grab stubborn specks, but I was impressed.
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There is a USB charger front and center, but I'm stubborn and didn't want to go inside.
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On the economy, lower grades: a depression averted, but record deficits, stagnant growth and stubborn elevated unemployment.
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Our lack of conversation has turned us into our rigid, stubborn grandparents unwilling to consider alternative views.
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As annoying as this is, it may still prove easier than rehabilitating a stubborn mother-in-law.
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"Men are too passionate and their egos are too stubborn," added Hayek, who has previously endorsed Clinton.
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So what accounts for the stubborn success of this Midwestern state in getting people to the polls?
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"People with Down's syndrome have a very, very strong will and can be super stubborn," Stuart said.
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People of color also face a stubborn wage gap and are underrepresented at many of these schools.
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The establishment remains the only protection from white resentment, growing nativism and stubborn structural and systemic racism.
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I was young, very stubborn, and already working to put myself through school and raise two kids.
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The responses highlight a stubborn problem hitting all areas of the economy as it continues to strengthen.
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The attacks on rival power centers, whether stubborn federal judges or corporations refusing to get in line.
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"Culture is a stubborn mystery of our experience and one of the last uncharted frontiers," she writes.
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Wash each element with a sponge using a cleaning brush to get any stubborn bits of meat.
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Naïve, stubborn and prickly, she gravitated to animals and the Yorkshire moors where "Wuthering Heights" is set.
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He is perhaps best known, inside France and beyond, for his stubborn insistence on minimizing the Holocaust.
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At the same time, the concept can help address one of today's more stubborn issues — housing affordability.
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I love their cheesy wedding toasts, their Technicolor wardrobes, their stubborn belief in the power of coincidence.
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The jury deliberations dragged on for six days largely because of one stubborn holdout, the juror claimed.
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President John Adams (who would have been a Red Sox fan if he just lived another 100 years) said "facts are stubborn things" and the stubborn facts are that consumers lose when health insurers merge - a fact that should be crystal clear to the courts in these two cases.
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Bhashkor lives with his adult daughter Piku (Deepika Padukone), an architect who's nearing her last nerve while taking care of her father; for the first time, I saw myself in Bachchan in that I know what it is to be a stubborn Bengali daughter to a stubborn Bengali father.
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"Wonder Woman is very powerful, Aquaman is very badass — he's got very strong and stubborn energy," he explained.
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But watch out: Often, when Mercury and the Sun meet, people can get in very fixed, stubborn moods.
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Multipurpose cleaner: For every stubborn countertop stain and forgotten surface, you'll need a solution that does it all.
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The most obvious thing is how he goes from being apologetic and consideration to dangerously defensive and stubborn.
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The pouring rain reminds me of A. I miss her, but I'm too stubborn to text or call.
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A sarcastic, stubborn young woman trying to beat the odds with the entire world watching my every move.
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If you need to break up with an Aquarius, prepare to feel the wrath of their stubborn side.
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The last dog I had was a stubborn, destructive, and insanely lovable 593-pound boxer named Pigpen (R.I.P.).
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She was stubborn, but she wasn't stupid and knew dying on her own terms was her only option.
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Like a true Aries, she can be snarky and stubborn, adhering to her own self-defined moral compass.
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She's stubborn and I know I won't be able to fight this, so I enjoy a delicious dinner!
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Despite all the racial progress American society has made since the civil-rights era, economic disparities remain stubborn.
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When big political forces put walls in the way of progress, let's foster our inner stubborn climate optimist.
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Shopping for our moms is like our moms shopping for us: a stubborn game of gift-giving roulette.
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Kraus is uncompromising now, which means in a few months, he'll be a blazing pit of stubborn idiocy.
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Along with the stubborn resistance to sensical streaming solutions, we also have an overenthusiastic embrace of social media.
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Then she repeatedly pleads with a stubborn Mark to just leave the chaos of the White House behind.
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British negotiators are frustrated by the stubborn refusal of Mr Barnier's team to deviate from its negotiating mandate.
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If Roger is simply stubborn, not a predator, he is now out of a job and a 21k.
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I bought the DVD in high school when I was having a stubborn six-month patch of insomnia.
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"I wouldn't reach out because I'm just stubborn and I don't give a f—," Khloé told the camera.
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It also offers tips that can prove useful in helping you watch your weight and lose stubborn pounds.
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As long as we stay stubborn, this too shall pass, and the arc of history bends towards justice.
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At the same time, he goaded a stubborn, hard-nosed society with his stinging jabs against pervasive racism.
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Unfortunately, the tech world's lack of diversity is a stubborn problem that doesn't seem to be going away.
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The Moon enters Taurus this morning at 8:33 AM, putting people in a sensual (yet stubborn!) mood.
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Instead, she is angry and resentful and stubborn, prone to shouting and fistfights and flights of self-pity.
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So why would you entrust your most important files to the mercy of slow, stubborn, inefficient FTP software?
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This Mercury retrograde will take place in Taurus, a sensual Earth sign that's often accused of being stubborn.
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"Wonder Woman is very powerful, Aquaman is very badass — he's got very strong and stubborn energy," he says.
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As we now know, that stranglehold was largely illusory, undermined by a stubborn minority in the U.S. Senate.
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Most of us live with the stubborn illusion that we will always have tomorrow to do today's work.
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It's possible that such offers have been made, and that Rubio is simply too stubborn to accept them.
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U.S. crude oil has slid for the past four sessions on the back of a stubborn global glut.
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The stubborn fact is that Trump's firing of Director Comey has not curtailed the Russia investigation at all.
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I stuck with it because I'm stubborn and have a low tolerance for not being good at things.
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The Alabama court system's stubborn and myopic focus on deadlines was actually part of a larger national trend.
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People close to her have often told me of how stubborn she can be about things like this.
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One has to wonder, though: Is this another act of "courage," or is the company just being stubborn?
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"At his age, everybody becomes very stubborn and he would be no exception," he told reporters in Johannesburg.
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BOTH sides are stubborn in their battle over the site of the planned Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
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We were all stubborn and insisted on getting our way, but had different ways of going about it.
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It has a great flavor and texture, and it can even impress some of the most stubborn skeptics.
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Or maybe George continues to be stubborn about his role and drifts further and further from superstar status.
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"I was told that she was irascible, difficult, stubborn, unreasonable," Levitt said in a Frontline documentary in 2009.
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Even though "it knows what it did," it's like a stubborn child: nobody can coax it into confessing.
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Its difficulty (or mystery), which can feel like her stubborn persistence of vision, is part of its pleasure.
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Tellingly, her sports hero was Geoffrey Boycott, a solid, stubborn cricketer who specialized in playing the long game.
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Now, a major energy ETF just needs to break its stubborn resistance level, according to one chart watcher.
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In my own comments from the podium, I tried to dispel two stubborn misconceptions about today's socialist revival.
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Indeed, ethanol has been trading at a rare, stubborn premium to gasoline for the longest period since 2009.
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The myth of coal as the most affordable fuel perished, though its greater symbolism has proven more stubborn.
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The hardest part about dating a Taurus is that they can be stubborn and set in their ways.
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It's harder to make a defense for the company's stubborn insistence on making its own walled Android skins.
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As an economic conservative, I wish it wasn't quite so central, but the truth is a stubborn thing.
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McCain is one of the strongest reweavers we have, and one of our best and most stubborn teachers.
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But pollution remains a stubborn problem in other areas of China, and has even risen in some cities.
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And it could also end up increasing health care disparities in America — which are already stark and stubborn.
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Bodies can lose all the fat they have, even "stubborn" areas, if you are severe enough with yourself.
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I must make myself smaller and smaller, reducing and reducing endlessly, my stubborn body resisting at every turn.
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Unlike the queen of Westeros, she is not a wicked woman; but her serial stubborn stupidity is unforgivable.
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You may not want another incredibly stubborn bull under your roof, in which case go for a Leo.
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But their lessons run deep: Our interpretations of reality are often arbitrary, but we're stubborn about them nonetheless.
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We want art to transport us, to take us beyond ourselves and the stubborn gravity of our lives.
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All the debate has come up against a stubborn fact: Brexit is damaging to the British national interest.
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Center fielder Aaron Hicks is battling a stubborn lower back problem; he has already received two cortisone shots.
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Depending on the issue, you knew John would either be your staunchest ally or your most stubborn opponent.
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Certain words stay stubborn on both sides of a border and don't seem to want to disclose themselves.
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President Trump is roughly the same age as Socrates when he died (70) and is just as stubborn.
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Astrologers say you're stubborn, but some powerful, paradigm-shifting transformations will take place as Mars moves through Sagittarius.
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"Ask anyone about donkeys and they will probably tell you they are stubborn, stupid and dangerous," he said.
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Boycott scored over 8,000 runs in test cricket and was known for his stubborn and conservative batting style.
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Miles (Brandon Micheal Hall) is a stubborn atheist who hosts a podcast in which he debates God's nonexistence.
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He emerged from captivity to become a stubborn advocate of American values as, overall, a force for good.
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Biologists and ecologists go there to study the stubborn persistence of various life-forms, from microbes to mammals.
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Many of those who remain in the war zone are elderly, frail, destitute or too stubborn to move.
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For women — less so for men — weight is perhaps the most stubborn of the entertainment industry's many biases.
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But his fortunes turned in Cleveland, where the stubborn and taciturn Johnson unraveled in the face of hecklers.
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They're two of the best to tackle such a challenge, and they're stubborn enough to see it through.
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But though central banks say they want to taper, the facts on inflation are a bit more stubborn.
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It covers everything, from stubborn pimples to blemishes, and yes, noticeable eye circles, and the coverage actually lasts.
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It was, and is, a stubborn constant to life here, to life in so many big progressive cities.
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I have noticed that a stubborn knothole will suddenly reveal itself if you take a break from solving.
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There's a stubborn streak of quiet melancholy running through this Northern Irish writer's new book of short stories.
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This particular candidate wanted to win and was genial and a good man, but he was innately stubborn.
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These cleansing wipes are gentle, effective at picking up stubborn residue, and convenient as a travel carry-on.
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"CTA's stubborn refusal to allow cannabis companies on the show floor is both comic and puzzling," Brown said.
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This body posture makes you seem distant and stubborn, and that's not who anyone wants on their team.
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The shooting underscores the stubborn lasting power of fake news and how hard it is to stamp out.
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Serving at 22-26 he slipped 24-21 behind but again responded to the crisis with stubborn resolve.
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Sometimes invention emerges from quirky, stubborn isolation and greed, and unfortunately sometimes from repressive, authoritarian and totalitarian regimes.
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What Simon has discovered, in the post-"Capeman" years, is a way to stay stubborn without getting stuck.
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You can also watch Dr. Pimple Popper extract a man's forehead blackheads that one viewer described as 'stubborn.'
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In the book, Lila's actions, filtered entirely through Lenù's narration, can at times seem merely stubborn or spiteful.
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But there is a stubborn residue, a few percent that resist easy explication, including now Commander Fravor's story.
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Washington and Beijing also have stubborn disagreements over trade and China's sweeping claims over the South China Sea.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde in Taurus, making your life hard, Gemini: Expect delays and stubborn behavior.
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But because I am a Taurus and stubborn AF, I resolved to have no added sugar at all.
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I know I can be stubborn and controlling, so I went into this trying to keep that in check.
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Amber Portwood couldn't contain her pride when her OB-GYN told her she was carrying a "stubborn" little boy.
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Using lackluster listing photos Professional photography is another thing it is just silly to be stubborn about paying for.
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To get rid of that stubborn fat once and for all without going under the knife and having liposuction?
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We get angry, too, at the way these events seem to reflect the stubborn persistence of racism in society.
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To somehow pinpoint his wife as the reason he is suffering is a stubborn vestige of plain old sexism.
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Prising a child from Lego's vast shop near People's Square can be like unsticking two stubborn bits of Lego.
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Seb is both simultaneously deeply charming and supremely stubborn in his refusal to adapt to the world around him.
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That polarization makes it easy to miss the adversity that Bisping has beaten through stubborn resolve and sheer longevity.
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It is mainly the stubborn core of far-right conservatives, mostly older white men, that still rejects reality altogether.
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"Jessica's a stubborn bitch, and good for her for putting her f—ing foot down," Reza tells the camera.
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A family in southern Alberta, Canada, recently had an intense run-in with three hungry and stubborn grizzly bears.
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You're releasing old patterns of thinking, which is no small feat for you, Taurus, considering how stubborn you are.
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Back then I was a little bit stubborn and didn't want to spend the money on Teachers Pay Teachers.
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The stubborn Thomas Fire burning along Southern California's coast has become the fourth largest wildfire in the state's history.
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Astrologers call you stubborn, but this shift will find you making some major changes over the next few years.
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There's been the big, the small, and the stubborn, but today we're covering uncharted territory with a mystery procedure.
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Given the stubborn persistence of these problems, the winner's tenancy in the mayor's office may be rather short-term.
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But there are other people in his cartel who aren't so stubborn, who aren't so set against getting back.
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YAWNING deficits, stubborn inflation, a plunging currency, spiking interest rates, dwindling reserves and a humbling turn to the IMF.
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"[My daughters] are all stubborn — and I mean that in the best way," Shonda told Good Housekeeping in 2016.
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The first sign in the Zodiac, Aries is brash, passionate, stubborn, and likely works better as a solo act.
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Among the causes for their stubborn unemployment is a lack of skills, a drug habit, or a felony record.
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Still, Spahr's will to cultivate resistance remains no less stubborn, no less deeply affiliated as material and literary intervention.
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But his horse, Appetite, is stubborn, "deaf as a post" and may gallop off the road at any moment.
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Anyone who has ever called your sign the most stubborn in the zodiac hasn't met a Scorpio, I guess.
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People are people, sports are sports, and people's worst and smallest failings also tend to be the most stubborn.
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Even their weaknesses (possessiveness, stubborn), Earth sign Taurus provides more balance that a Scorpio is in desperate need of.
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Even countries that have historically been more stubborn to change have already decided to try and fight climate change.
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"I don't want you guys to think that I'm being stubborn," Bautista said after repeated questions about his future.
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This cloth wipes away even the most stubborn makeup (yes, that includes stage makeup and your most waterproof mascara).
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" The pontiff also quoted from the Old Testament: "Man is stupid, he is stubborn and he does not see.
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This portable Travel Steamer is a pretty genius solution — removing stubborn wrinkles in just two minutes via, well, steam.
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But the White House concluded he was a stubborn obstacle to reconciliation talks, which have been paralyzed for months.
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But I am also serious about wanting local digital neighborhood journalism to work, and not just because I'm stubborn.
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A stubborn enemy, lack of resources and high casualty rates among Afghan troops have seen that objective pushed back.
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It is because these supposed dissenters are giving voice to the stubborn consensus that has been there all along.
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Sometimes Matt can be stubborn but he always does at the end of the day put the kids first.
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Nonetheless, endemic prison violence has been a stubborn public security challenge in one of the world's most violent countries.
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I was less enthralled by lengua (tongue), although those who love its stubborn texture will appreciate this forthright version.
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Prabhati, at 21, is stubborn and able, and Shashi, two years her junior, pretty and fizzing with suppressed laughter.
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Ms. Miller said that being "stubborn" and "pigheaded" has helped her thrive in workplaces where foul language is standard.
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Trump too, with his own stubborn support for Moore, seemed ready to give himself over to the Bannon way.
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This raises questions about whether anything can be done to clean up the oil, or stymie the stubborn leak.
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Behind that stubborn poverty is a history that is too often forgotten, one in which America is deeply implicated.
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If you encounter some particularly stubborn dirt, just use the included pair of microfiber cloths to scrub it away.
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They become blind to their mistakes, and if they are stubborn, cling to a mistake forever without correcting it.
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Despite Ramm's charisma, the intensity of his work and his stubborn, erratic personality kept him on the movement's fringes.
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Moscow mule: Putin's stubborn and will hold his ground Putin lies and denies seemingly as easily as he breathes.
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"Lauren has always been determined, and some might say stubborn," said Brittany Cowing, a close friend since elementary school.
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As Beau and Colt butt heads, it becomes clear they're each fighting a version of their own stubborn selves.
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Unfortunately, the other reason we don't have robots that can smell is that olfaction remains a stubborn biological enigma.
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So it feels especially empowering when change does happen, and the most stubborn of industries actually begins to mature.
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And when Yeah Yeah Yeahs paused to exhale, it was with defiance and stubborn conviction that they truly delivered.
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We know that stylists can sometimes get scissor happy, and on the other side, customers can occasionally be stubborn.
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Even though you're a famously stubborn sign, you have to be flexible and willing to change at this time.
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Maybe refusing to convert is my own equally stubborn way of holding on to those high-school punk sensibilities.
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If you need to break up with a Taurus, prepare yourself to face the wrath of this stubborn sign.
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Most Democrats disapproved of Trump from the very beginning, and most Trump voters have been stubborn in their support.
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If you have painful cystic acne or stubborn hormonal flares, you know the struggle to find the right treatment.
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Today the Sun enters Fire sign Leo, a sign that rivals you in being one of the most stubborn.
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Evercare's Pet Hair Extra-Sticky Lint Rollers use an extra-sticky formula to remove stubborn pet hair and dander.
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Andrew Das: There is something you have to respect about the stubborn way Spain plays on days like this.
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And yet, it remains a stubborn fact that it is hard to stay fully immersed in another person's pain.
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It centers on McCraven's heavy cymbal playing, a signature; a subtle but stubborn harmonic pattern; and Garcia's distant saxophone.
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Repeat as necessary, adding a bit of dish soap or liquid laundry detergent to coax out more stubborn stains.
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And his easy manner belies a stubborn streak that his neighbors see as the mark of a dangerous gadfly.
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For those who have not read other recent books on nuclear dangers, Ellsberg provides valuable reminders of stubborn realities.
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Unlike the Tate Britain, which ended its controversial relationship with BP in 2017, "the British Museum is so stubborn."
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But then the stubborn willingness to keep digging, to rescue secrets from oblivion, is a form of power, too.
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Over centuries, these people have shared some important attributes: courage, daring, confidence and a stubborn devotion to an idea.
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I always lose rooting for the earliest possible flurries, since the snows snuff out the region's last, stubborn wildfires.
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The athlete now resides in Greenwich, Connecticut, and described himself as "disciplined, dedicated, and stubborn," on the Survivor website.
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Their stubborn failure to do so is one of the mysteries of a recovery now in its ninth year.
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It enters stubborn and lazy yet hardworking Taurus today, which will have an interesting effect on your mental state.
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The DHC Deep Cleansing Oil dissolves stubborn makeup, even waterproof formulas, and gently cleanses so skin is left soft.
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Young Cubans and Cuban-Americans have no time for the stubborn old men holding power in Havana and Washington.
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Eventually it hit me that the same techniques might work on that stubborn but lovable species, the American husband.
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Sitting out the stubborn rain, she could legally receive as much advice as she wanted — or did not want.
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Her ranking plummeted to the 143s after she was sidelined by foot surgery to repair a stubborn stress fracture.
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China's use of plastic bags, containers and cutlery has become one of its most stubborn and ugliest environmental blights.
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This as U.S.-Canada talks on a North American Free Trade Agreement deal still face a few stubborn issues.
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After the Haggler helped get the attention of Facebook, the company took down a particularly stubborn "William Swenson" account.
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It is facing a stubborn insurgency in the Kashmir Valley and a heavy crackdown by the Indian security forces.
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Pros: Effective and long-lasting, provides excellent cleaning, breaks up stubborn stainsCons: Involved process, may lighten gums as well
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Tech companies can choose to stand on the right side of history, or be a stubborn roadblock to justice.
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This all-sticks-no-carrots posture resulted in stubborn hostility on both sides and an expanding Iranian nuclear program.
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But gender and racial gaps in economics are wider — and have been more stubborn — than in many other fields.
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Last August, Mike Balla went to an Ohio emergency room for what he thought was a stubborn bug bite.
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"This is a message for those who are saying that the Commission is composed (of) stubborn technocrats," he said.
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"Both are incredibly stubborn, fail to compromise and, for the moment, almost torch any shot an alliance," concludes Vox.
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He sees it in the stubborn way she holds her body, the blank look, the total absence of fear.
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Adverbs are stubborn but verbs are agreeable ("they shift, change identity and undo every noun's loneliness for a while").
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What emerges is a riveting picture, gorgeously rendered, of the stubborn, argumentative miracle of Jewish survival against the odds.
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" Another person interviewed said Mr. Kavanaugh was "immovable and very stubborn and frustrating to deal with on some issues.
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And there was my body, stubborn, inescapable — in the eyes of the world, bad: something to be rid of.
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Such stubborn dedication to anachronistic techniques can be — and often is — applied to any product imaginable in Japanese fashion.
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Right off the bat I got stubborn at 1A with "Luddites," which is wrong (it's THE AMISH, a debut).
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To me, at least, adamant confers a level of steadfast righteousness, whereas my stubborn adherences are usually to errors.
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It wasn't working for me but I was being stubborn and trying to double down on the wrong thing.
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His mother, Maysoon Salama, said he had been the best in the family at handling his sometimes-stubborn father.
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She had a stubborn backbone, that if she thought she was right she would stand there and defy you.
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At the time, this was an outrageous idea, and was met with stiff, stubborn resistance by the scientific establishment.
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You'll feel stubborn today about making some changes, but the Moon is in transformative Scorpio— let it go, Cap!
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A stubborn, indignant, often mocking resistance to finger-wagging propaganda is as much a Chinese tradition as deference to authority.
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Accordingly, they are subconsciously drawn to resolute, stubborn, or perhaps even autocratic leadership styles, because those styles signal principled conviction.
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Nanjie is China's last Maoist village—a stubborn holdout against the growing capitalism of urban areas like Beijing and Shanghai.
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He can be a pain to walk because bulldogs are so stubborn, but he looks so happy when he walks.
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In fact, studies find that people who know more facts about politics are more likely to be stubborn and partisan.
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A stubborn, massive supply overhang punished crude over the winter as U.S. oil futures hit 22017-year lows in February.
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"We have a hard time agreeing on things because we're so stubborn," Tom says in the exclusive sneak peek above.
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You have to choose six that you identify the most — I chose silly, food, drink, stubborn, goal-oriented, and warm.
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It can eliminate stubborn stains you've acquired from your morning coffee runs, clean your gums, and even strengthen your enamel.
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If the album's title is a deprecatingly self-aggrandizing reference to the trio's own stubborn persistence, then bring it on.
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In fact, these words are especially stubborn precisely because they give people an emotional connection to where they come from.
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So, if a queen is unwilling or too stubborn to leave the nest, her descendant worker wasps are as well.
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Most interesting of all, in pulling colours apart at the seams, "The Secret Lives of Colour" unpicks some stubborn stereotypes.
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But stubborn trouble in emerging markets has some economists worrying about an eruption of financial contagion resembling past global crises.
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And, frustratingly, research finds the more knowledgeable we are about politics, the more stubborn we get on politically charged topics.
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Stubborn, angry and without his father around, Carlos battled gang members, and wound up requiring the intervention of social services.
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Like many of the other adults in The Handmaid's Tale, Nick has one stubborn foot in a pre-Gilead America.
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As long as you're armed with the proper tools, you'll win every battle with your avocado's stubborn shell and pit.
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As a stubborn lover of paper and pens, I refuse to take notes on digital devices as often as possible.
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Luke blames him for Pop's death, but the headstrong kid is too stubborn to shoulder it all on his own.
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DeConnick leaned into Danvers's stubborn and unapologetic love for adventure and exploration — Danvers wanted to punch holes in the sky.
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Yet EAGLE, undeterred by the toll Mr Woods may have taken on its reputation last month, is a stubborn bird.
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At His Most Stubborn Fedor Emelianenko went into his bout with Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira as the underdog for good reason.
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Kaitlyn Frey, Style & Beauty Assistant: I swear by oil-based cleansers to melt away my makeup — even stubborn waterproof mascara!
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"Wish I finished my breakfast sandwich but my stubborn self decided not to and now I'm getting hangry," she tweeted.
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"It is very hard because mama, she is a very stubborn person, and she wants to do everything," Pumpkin said.
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"She's feisty and stubborn and she's determined to walk, so it won't be long now," Rodriguez, 35, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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But whether it can be built up quickly enough to turn the tide against the stubborn Taliban insurgency is unclear.
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The reason we associate grilling with men is, like many stubborn gender stereotypes, a product of the 1950s and suburbanization.
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Serena and Cersei are two of the most delectably compelling characters on TV precisely because of their stubborn, unapologetic badness.
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Though the pay gap is stubborn (and racial and gender discrimination are real), the progress in Native communities is palpable.
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The bugger is stubborn, requiring some yanking and tugging at the sticky gunk to remove everything from under Ken's shoulder.
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He was stubborn and insisted on finishing the ceremony (through the sound of sirens of the ambulance coming for him).
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But sensational lies are like stubborn viruses, and in the warm, humid corners of the Internet they thrive and spread.
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Policymakers are counting on growth in services to offset the stubborn weakness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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Wrangling control of content from stubborn broadcast and cable networks is a pain in the ass, and requires tough negotiation.
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Jane's always been strong, and can be stubborn enough to hide her weaknesses sometimes, but I'm really proud of her.
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The Moon enters grounded Earth sign Taurus at 8:39 AM, putting everyone in a chill (but possibly stubborn) mood.
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Aquarius—the sign the Sun is in at the start of February—is actually just as stubborn than you are.
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His stubborn dedication to honor created plenty of enemies and made him the first president to be physically attacked — twice!
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They're stubborn things, like John Adams said so long ago, and they're really important right now, and that's our responsibility.
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Just like a Roomba, the Grillbot takes itself over grill racks and scrubs even the most stubborn, crusted-on grease.
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Key features include a new core brush specially made for stubborn messes and multiple floor plan mapping for precise cleaning.
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Of course, there's always those stubborn areas that are hard to clean, but the Botvac D6 Connected has your back.
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"Wish I finished my breakfast sandwich but my stubborn self decided not to and now I'm getting hangry," Kim wrote.
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In Notas Aparte, Sara is the not-quite-18-yet stubborn teenager who needs help with her art history lessons.
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While it only beats our previous low by a few bucks, this monitor has been stubborn about sticking to $740.
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Jump on these deals early, save big, and never let a stubborn cat push you around and take what's yours.
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"My father was incredibly dedicated to his art — some even called him stubborn," Angie Fischinger, his youngest child, told Google.
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Wild turkeys in a New Jersey town have become stubborn and bold, and some people there say they're a menace.
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Our stubborn inclination to believe that a wider societal and personal redemption lies in politics remains a potentially fatal disorder.
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Odds are, this rebellion against Rowling's stubborn control over her characters is is an affliction of my early '90s birthday.
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In these songs, they take on subjects like survivor's guilt, the lure of suicide and the stubborn persistence of hope.
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There's a fundamental reason why consistently strident American demands are met with consistently stubborn Pakistani inaction: A misalignment of interests.
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Williams Sonoma Silicone Splatter Screen, $24.95The screen protects not only skin but also the nearby walls from stubborn, oily grease.
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Together, such factors may have contributed to the stubborn dominance of cash in one of the world's most advanced economies.
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They have also given unexpectedly stubborn opposition to rulers who won't respect their demand to be free of government intrusion.
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Either he'd gone mad, or was just a dinosaur who was just too stubborn to give up on his Marxism.
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If a more stubborn stain does get on it, I just use a cloth and soap to quickly remove it.
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We swear by this fresh and non-toxic soap bar to take out all the stubborn stains on our clothing.
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He was too old and too stubborn; he reminded voters too strongly of an election they'd all like to forget.
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There's moisturizing vitamin B5 and soothing comfrey root extract too so your face won't feel raw after removing stubborn makeup.
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In his stubborn pride, the ex-campaign manager is in good company, or was until the day of his dismissal.
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Astrologers call you stubborn, Taurus, and today is the day to prove to everyone that you can change your ways.
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You're reliable and loyal, Leo, but you can also be stubborn—use today's fiery energy to push through some blocks.
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I'm stubborn, headstrong, determined, focused, and if something doesn't go my way, I will literally bend it until it does.
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Versace is the same person all the time: moody, stubborn, arrogant, defensive, but also brilliant, hard-working, nurturing, and inspiring.
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"When we break out we tend to use more concealer or foundation to cover up those stubborn spots," says Young.
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"I assume she didn't want to tell me until the last minute because she knew I was stubborn," he said.
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Bulls are big and immovable (which is why we call Taurus stubborn), and they have a peaceful aura about them.
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But being stubborn has upsides as an entrepreneur because I am not afraid to think independently and ignore the consensus.
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He could have "jinked" — aborted the mission — to avoid the missile, but out of stubborn bravery, he flew straight on.
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Naïve, stubborn and prickly, she gravitated to animals and the Yorkshire moors, above circa 1940, where "Wuthering Heights" is set.
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But bans on plastic straws and fees for plastic bags only nibble at a gargantuan, growing torrent of stubborn garbage.
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In a moment of stubborn curiosity that alters the aesthetic history of mankind, she asks what would happen if Mrs.
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A timeline for an American withdrawal from Afghanistan has been a stubborn sticking point during the long days of talks.
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The most tragic characters are the ones whose stubborn moral compasses force them to act against their own best interests.
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Petty's urge to continually refine his craft is matched only by his stubborn faith in the good old rock verities.
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Facts are stubborn things — and diseases occur, and our ability to prevent them or mitigate their impact depends on science.
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He knows as well as anyone that prosecutorial misconduct is a serious and stubborn problem that has largely defied solution.
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The veterans, coming from across the country and with tight bonds formed in military service, are a particularly stubborn headache.
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But no problem has been more immediately stubborn than the limits on how many transactions the Bitcoin blockchain can handle.
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The bomber apparently decided to detonate his gym bag right then, rather than trying to get past the stubborn coach.
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"They're hitting stubborn mortgage spreads with a bigger hammer," said Derek Holt, vice president of capital markets economics at Scotiabank.
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Bernie (Stephanie Gould), alternately docile and demanding, rude and sweet, stubborn and accommodating, sets the pace of the Vincolos' existence.
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Frustratingly, research finds that the more knowledgeable we are about politics, the more stubborn we get on politically charged topics.
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Sheng Hong, Unirule's director, maintained his stubborn belief in rules-based governance even as his think-tank met its end.
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The answer, of course, depends on our willingness to dislodge the stubborn civil rights transgressions and prejudices that divide us.
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Sodi and Williams are both stubborn enough that they "try not to be together in the kitchen," Sodi says wryly.
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I also told her he was being stubborn about treatment, and that maybe a word from her — "Daddy," she said.
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It contains more hydrogen peroxide than other whitening toothpastes to tackle really stubborn stains that are set on your teeth.
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It is no joke getting old, particularly for stubborn, vivacious personalities like Mr. Buatta, and he chafed against its indignities.
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I think I'm just a really stubborn person and once I get into something I need to know what happened.
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If the surprisingly strong job gains in January revealed the economy's resilience, they also exposed some of its stubborn weaknesses.
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I realize I'm in the stubborn and probably stupid minority of Americans who still do their own income tax return.
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The end of the stubborn economic lag of the Obama years is a signal event affecting the life every American.
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The researchers found that disagreeable men who are argumentative, stubborn and unempathetic were more likely to drive high-status cars.
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Nonetheless, the stubborn fact remains that some dramatic careers impress themselves upon us more than others, with an unignorable force.
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Utilities, tech, chemicals and healthcare stocks all rose more than 1% while autos remained a stubborn 0.7% below the flatline.
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They are determined and stubborn, but their tireless upstream journeys increasingly ended at the dams and obstructions of human industry.
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The portraits were meant to be inclusive, upend stubborn preconceptions and unravel the cocoons people had created within the community.
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For the past several months, Mayo had been working with Crowder, a self-proclaimed "stubborn" woman, to regulate her diet.
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For Mr. Obama, it was the inevitable result of Mr. Netanyahu's own stubborn defiance of international concerns with his policies.
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Yet stubborn softness in wages has kept inflation in check, suggesting there is still plenty of slack in the economy.
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But the best of them possessed "Louie" 's stubborn specificity: these shows didn't try to speak to or for everyone.
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Still, the upside was seen as limited for now with the 21,2111.29-mark considered a stubborn resistance for the Nikkei.
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But one cause is that officials are too stubborn and controlling to accept that tinkering with quotas is not enough.
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As we criticize and debate long-established opinions in a divided country, one should keep in perspective such stubborn facts.
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A "selfsame sheer beauty stalks the empty spaces of this stubborn, lyrical novel," Susann Cokal wrote in the Book Review.
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Conn's is struggling with stubborn delinquency rates, an unwelcome byproduct of letting customers with poor credit finance big-ticket purchases.
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I asked Kleven why the child care penalty is so persistent and stubborn as other causes seem to fade away.
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Mr. Modi must stop his relentless use of lethal force in Kashmir and end his stubborn refusal to hold talks.
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In her remarks, she compared the protesters — many of whom are young — to stubborn children who did not know better.
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Gut bacteria, the stuff behind the miracle-level fecal transplant that can cure even the most stubborn of C. diff.
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Rather, there are more important — and frustratingly stubborn — forces at work that push or pull us from our greatest potential.
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But I was stubborn, I stuck it out and refused to go away and eventually they had to notice me.
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Even George W. Bush, an unusually stubborn president, conceded his Iraq strategy was failing in late 2006 and switched course.
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Anyone who has ever lived in a house or apartment infested with cockroaches knows what stubborn pests they can be.
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It's not the day to be stubborn—change is on the way, and it's time to make room for it!
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Apparently these men were so stubborn or thin-skinned that they couldn't even be told directly to stop talking past women.
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Even in its gentleness, with mildly Afro-futuristic lyrics about journeys and persistence and love, "We Are King" is pretty stubborn.
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Critics saw in him a stubborn bully who violated human rights, jailed his critics, banned opposition parties and wrecked Cuba's economy.
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Bertha, being an endearingly stubborn woman, accomplishes that dream, and her bowling alley has reverberating effects for everyone in the town.
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Taylor's dad is pulled between admiration of his child (and their stunning accomplishments) and his stubborn allegiance to the gender binary.
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Germany's Angelique Kerber, ranked second in the world, faced stubborn resistance from Canada's Eugenie Bouchard but won 6-4 6-33.
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The Taliban, the main security threat to Afghan and NATO forces trying to quell their stubborn insurgency, also denounced the bombing.
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While other episodes have peeled back layers of the show's stubborn characters, "Twenty Two" sucks us entirely into Edgar's glitching mind.
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We stumbled upon a Reddit thread extolling the virtues of switching your teeth-cleaning formula to clear up stubborn chapped lips.
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She'll tug a black notebook out of her blazer pocket, it'll stubborn at first but give way with a second pull.
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Google is taking aim at one particularly stubborn nut, public key verification, with a new open source project called Key Transparency.
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"I lost my best friend to a long and stubborn battle with cancer," manager Stewart Young posted on the musician's website.
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There's also this stubborn fact: While neonic use continues in the US, the particular symptoms of colony collapse disorder have not.
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"Seems like a pretty stubborn kid already, so I think he's got it under control," Tori says about her little boy.
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Second, Sonos has disappointed some home theater enthusiasts with what's seen as a stubborn choice not to support DTS surround sound.
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Much of it was stubborn male pride, outrage that my son had more respect for a toy Elf than his father.
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It faced high and stubborn inflation, perpetuated by many wage settlements tightly linked to past increases in the cost of living.
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The bartenders changed, the music changed—everything but that stubborn old smell of stale beer and citrus, it seemed, had changed.
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He's forced, as all men in the kingdom are, to try to pull Uther's stubborn and mystical sword from a stone.
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"They've been very, very stubborn and basically unwilling to ban people that are outright white supremacists from their platform," he added.
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We spoke to Ford about her journey, and exactly how to cover up stubborn breakouts that she's learned to masterfully conceal.
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Here's what he said in the Guardian: I remain a stubborn optimist about the progressive potential to society of technological innovation.
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Oil prices fell as worries about a stubborn global petroleum glut offset forecasts for a weekly drop in U.S. crude inventories.
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Ambitious, alive to the wonders and the dangers of the universe, yet still young and stubborn: she's almost a young Kirk.
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"Plead the Fifth" was written before I left and has a stubborn quality, but "Try Again" is a more hopeful song.
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Using both together successfully removes makeup and cleanses my skin, but using a washcloth to remove stubborn eye makeup is annoying.
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STUBBORN and self-serving, Khalifa Haftar has long been seen as a spoiler of efforts to end the conflict in Libya.
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South Africa's debt is also high by emerging-market standards—and its stubborn budget deficit means that debt is rising quickly.
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And it is a good sign that the governor will not be defeated by lawmakers' stubborn refusal to listen to reason.
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I had prolonged her suffering and my mother's pain with my stubborn belief in the power of medicine to fix things.
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Look no further than the novel vaccines to prevent Ebola, the discovery of gravitational waves, or new treatments for stubborn diseases.
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You can be pretty stubborn—are you open to looking at things in a new way or trying a new method?
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But as a stubborn Stark, it's hard to imagine her letting her past go and not avenging her family and friends.
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You're one of the more stubborn signs, but you also symbolize regeneration and transformation, Scorpio, so you're capable of great change.
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Unfortunately, humans are the only predators of these intruders as they have such stubborn shells that no bird can open them.
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Being the stubborn westsiders that they are, they opened up Tacos Punta Cabras in the absolute worst area for parking, too.
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Stubborn politicians could have a destructive influence on the U.S. economy later this year, a UBS economist told CNBC this week.
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