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Meanings of stubborn refusal in English

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Usage of stubborn refusal in English
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Her only recourse must be a stubborn refusal to explain anything more.
Mary Louise
2
They were irked by Boniface's stubborn refusal to get out of their way.
Surrender to the will of the night
3
They would consider his protestations of ignorance as a stubborn refusal to co-operate.
Storm Over Warlock
4
They stubborn refusal to play the big-money games of his rivals.
News.com.au
5
There was resistance there, a stubborn refusal to get involved.
A beautiful place to die
6
The strength of his love for Jenny, and his stubborn refusal to be fooled.
Knight of the Demon Queen
7
All because of their stubborn refusal to rejoin their creator.
Dorothy's Mystical Adventures in Oz
8
She had expected resistance or a stubborn refusal to move.
In His Steps
9
They see instead a weird, stubborn refusal to talk about the crisis in plain English.
The Guardian
10
She and Patrick hadn't exactly fought over his stubborn refusal to have sex with her.
Patrick's destiny
11
This stubborn refusal is not due to gastronomical causes.
More Hunting Wasps
12
Perhaps it's a stubborn refusal for older people to accept the truth of their own age.
News.com.au
13
She thought of Gran and her stubborn refusal to speak of them in any concrete way.
Running with the Demon
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This oddness of this situation is heightened by his stubborn refusal to look even vaguely middle-aged.
The Irish Times
15
Why this stubborn refusal to consider Newton's system, when yours is just as fraught with difficulties?
The confusion
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Berthe Louison's threats, Ram Lal's stubborn refusal, and the useless quarrel with Hawke had unmanned him.
A Fascinating Traitor: An Anglo-Indian Story
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Stubborn refusal through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common