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Entrenched.

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Entrenched.

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Uso de entrenched en inglés
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Despite good intentions, this approach has not solved problems, but entrenched them.
The Guardian
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Philips adds: A really entrenched addict needs at least £100 a day.
The Guardian
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Serious expansion follows only when Kerry is firmly entrenched in the market.
The Irish Times
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Then there are entrenched relationships with local government officials and union leaders.
Reuters
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Like many in France, the company must overcome entrenched resistance to change.
Reuters
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The education publishing market is enormous, but also enormously complex and entrenched.
Wired
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All the infantry was concentrated in the town and the entrenched camp.
The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot
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Preventing long-term unemployment from becoming entrenched was also a huge structural challenge.
Reuters
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Despite that, no political party is denying that economic recovery is entrenched.
Reuters
10
Data from July onwards must confirm whether the rebound is becoming entrenched.
Reuters
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Our veto on harmonisation of direct taxation, including corporate taxation, remains entrenched.
The Irish Times
12
Chief Keef, entrenched in a heavy gang culture, is a prime example.
Ebony
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With opinions so entrenched it's hard for the debate to move forward.
BBC
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Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical.
Reuters
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He railed against the left's lack of interest in tackling entrenched poverty.
The Guardian
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The RFS has become a battleground between entrenched farm and oil interests.
Reuters
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