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Meanings of insist today in English

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Usage of insist today in English
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They would never, they insist today as they always have, accept subjugation by anyone.
The fracture zone: my return to the balkans
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District councils across Northern Ireland must share power, the SDLP insisted today.
The Irish Times
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Taxes would be greener and fairer under the Liberal Democrats, Vincent Cable insisted today.
The Guardian
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But the Taoiseach insisted today he was sticking by a decision to expel her.
The Irish Times
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Brussels insisted today Turkish membership of the European Union would not destroy the grouping.
The Irish Times
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Minister for Health Mary Harney insisted today she was not dodging responsibility for childcare issues.
The Irish Times
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GPs must obey Government policy on the new doctor-only medical card scheme, the Government insisted today.
The Irish Times
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The Democratic Unionist Party will not be rushed into power-sharing deal, chairman Lord Morrow insisted today.
The Irish Times
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The number of detox beds for drug addicts needs to be doubled, rehabilitation experts insisted today.
The Irish Times
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Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams insisted today there could be no re-negotiation of the Belfast Agreement.
The Irish Times
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Far-right parties with racist politics must be opposed in Northern Ireland, a senior Ulster Unionist insisted today.
The Irish Times
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair insisted today he would not let European Union defence-integration plans undermine NATO.
The Irish Times
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Prime Minister Ariel Sharon insisted today Israel was prepared for any Iraqi retaliation for a US-led strike.
The Irish Times
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Iranian President Mohammad Khatami insisted today that Tehran had never sought to acquire weapons of mass destruction.
The Irish Times
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The Belfast Agreement retains the potential to transform relationships in Ireland, the Taoiseach, Mr Ahern insisted today.
The Irish Times
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Racism in Northern Ireland must be stamped out before it grows out of control, protesters insisted today.
The Irish Times