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Meanings of remain firmly in English

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Usage of remain firmly in English
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Germans, despite their current angst, remain firmly wedded to their democratic parties.
The Irish Times
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This reform should remain firmly on the G20 agenda, the EU document says.
Reuters
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Therefore, the risks with respect to share prices remain firmly on the downside.
The Irish Times
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Decision-making should remain firmly in the hands of Member States, the statement said.
Reuters
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Most of all, a single location can remain firmly under control.
Beyond The Frontier: Guardian
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Any secrets in the letters will presumably remain firmly in the Queen's mausoleum.
The Guardian
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The reigning dynasty would remain firmly seated upon its historic throne.
Famous Affinities of History: The Romance of Devotion. Volume 2
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Tottenham remain firmly in the hunt for a Champions League spot.
The Guardian
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Spain's 17 autonomous regions remain firmly shut out of capital markets.
Reuters
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The doors to Harvey Norman, Bunnings, Kmart and similar will remain firmly shut.
News.com.au
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Yet the foundations of the state that shored up Mubarak's rule remain firmly intact.
Reuters
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The famous thatch, however, will remain firmly on the head.
The Irish Times
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She'd made an effort every day of her life to remain firmly grounded in reality.
Haunted
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Both aspects remain firmly in place; after a one-hour warmup session, Player outdrove Nicklaus this time.
The Guardian
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His literacy with social networking sites is strong, but his strong social connections remain firmly offline.
Wired
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Both Zuma and the Gupta brothers remain firmly at the centre of investigations into State Capture.
The South African
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United States of America
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