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Usage of remain stubbornly in anglès
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Despite laws against it, rates of early marriage in India remain stubbornly high.
The Guardian
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But in some tribal areas, rates of FGM remain stubbornly high.
The Guardian
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But failure rates in ordinary-level French and various technical subjects remain stubbornly high.
The Irish Times
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Remembering our journeys past, some portions remain stubbornly unavailable to recollection.
The new yorker
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But some facets of Mexican life remain stubbornly resistant to change.
The Guardian
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New infections also remain stubbornly high, with a further 410 new cases confirmed today.
Radio NZ
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In fact, they remain stubbornly oblivious to fashion's race problem.
Ebony
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The maternal mortality rates in South Africa remain stubbornly high.
The Guardian
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Even those that have taken a side remain stubbornly parsimonious.
Reuters
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But new transmissions in Britain remain stubbornly high and hundreds are dying each day.
News.com.au
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But losses of life in agriculture remain stubbornly high.
Radio NZ
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A number of serious crimes have dropped compared to last year, but carjackings remain stubbornly high.
The South African
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Merger expectations have been bubbling in the sector for months as commodities prices remain stubbornly low.
Reuters
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The earliest embryonic stages, however, remain stubbornly persistent.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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The facts on the ground post-Oxi remain stubbornly as they were; grim -if not worse.
The Irish Times
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These trends could persist given inflation looks likely to remain stubbornly high for some time, analysts said.
The Irish Times
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