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Meanings of most staunch in English

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Usage of most staunch in English
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The intense concentration of the group would have impressed the most staunch nonbeliever.
White corridor
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Friends of the Maitai spokesperson Jacquetta Bell was one of its most staunch advocates.
Radio NZ
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But events over the past two months will have shaken even the most staunch optimists.
The Guardian
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To most staunch believers, the obvious righteousness of their conviction means no other is tenable.
The Guardian
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And with George W. Bush out of office, European-based missile defense lost its most staunch advocate.
Wired
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If renewables became widespread, farmers and ranchers in conservative states would become some of the most staunch advocates.
Wired
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The polls consistently show the elderly are the most staunch "No" voters and will turn out in droves.
Reuters
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Or does the American president lie awake at night wondering what his most staunch critic will throw at him next?
The Irish Times
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In the morning I became acquainted with one of the most staunch and steady friends of Liberty that I ever knew-Mr.
Memoirs of Henry Hunt, Esq. — Volume 2
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The connections with the other routes centering here is made by a number of ferry boats of the most staunch and powerful description.
Old Mackinaw; Or, The Fortress of the Lakes and its Surroundings
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He came, however, of a very Republican family, and in his earlier years he personally evinced what seemed to be most staunch Republicanism.
My Days of Adventure / The Fall of France, 1870-71
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However, the most staunch opposition comes from the EFF, who have vowed to fight tooth and nail for Busisiwe Mkhwebane to remain in office.
The South African
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