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Meanings of still reluctant in English

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Usage of still reluctant in English
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Such players were probably still reluctant to invest in Greece, analysts said.
Reuters
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But Isfendiyár was still reluctant, and implored him to relinquish his design.
The Persian Literature, Comprising The Shah Nameh, The Rubaiyat,...
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A Stonewall spokesman said many LGBT people were still reluctant to come out.
The Guardian
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But Taiwan is still reluctant to fully open its markets to Chinese investors.
Reuters
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I could see, however, that he was still reluctant to go.
My Strangest Case
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He looked at me, still reluctant, with an air of perplexity.
The Jervaise Comedy
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Only yesterday you were still reluctant to accept the truth of the Hiroshima story.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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So why are so many people still reluctant to change to a generic brand?
The Irish Times
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MacRannoch appeared semiconvinced, but still reluctant to take any action.
Outlander
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PURDIE (warningly, but still reluctant to think less well of his wife).
Dear Brutus
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But many are still reluctant to sell properties on their books at steep discounts.
Reuters
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Whereupon he said what he was still reluctant to say:
His Masterpiece
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But it is still reluctant to conduct outright bond purchases.
Reuters
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Magiere asked, still reluctant to exchange words with him.
Thief of lives
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Napoleon was still reluctant to do so, but he was in a paroxysm of pain.
Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire
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John was still reluctant to believe Gibson's moves were as sinister as Brennan viewed them.
Spring Street / A Story of Los Angeles
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