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1
Yet behind that admission there is a deeper and
more
stubborn
truth.
2
Seldom was there born into the world a
more
stubborn
-minded
,
high-spirited boy.
3
But Sam Archer was made of sterner,
more
stubborn
stuff than that.
4
I also learnt from Dr. Lawrence, but was then grown
more
stubborn
.
'
5
Ah, if I had wanted thanks, I should have been
more
stubborn
.
'
6
The more rigid the social order, the
more
stubborn
its resistance to change.
7
The Book was proving far
more
stubborn
than Artemis had anticipated.
8
But his father was
more
stubborn
than any person he'd ever met-saveone.
9
The state had proved
more
stubborn
than he and his friends had expected.
10
The more Tabrina asked the Emperor, the
more
stubborn
he became.
11
To other less powerful and
more
stubborn
enemies he showed a greater severity.
12
Rather he stiffened himself to a
more
stubborn
and obstinate resolution.
13
That family of Elliotts has always been
more
stubborn
than natteral.
14
The Dwarves were even
more
stubborn
than the Fords, it seemed.
15
I swear, she's
more
stubborn
than you and Lillian put together.
16
If NIST says there's room to compromise, NSA gets
more
stubborn
.
more
stubborn
more