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obstinação catalán
tossuderia Resolute adherence to your own ideas or desires.
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The natural stubbornness on which he had counted hardened in her face.
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Don't think I am not aware of the source of your stubbornness.
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Some call this principle, a kind of stubbornness the hard left admire.
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I've got a bit of faith in the stubbornness of human nature.
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But he doesn't say this; he has a stubbornness to match hers.
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He did not like this mulishness, this almost ostentatious look of obduracy.
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And Lanyard shrugged appreciation of the futility of more contention against such mulishness.
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The acute form of this mulishness is writer's block.
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I shall not tell the name of the book (mere mulishness!)
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Separate honor from mulishness if you can.
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Oh, you've got some of the old man's pigheadedness, have you?
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For all his pigheadedness, Toby had a base, savage cunning.
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Between Nate's pigheadedness and her responsibilities, she hadn't had much play in her life.
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Gee, labor is unrestful... and gee, the pigheadedness of bosses!
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I could still recall the words she had used, 'selfishness' and 'pigheadedness' were merely two.
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Then he thought it up, and we break through his bullheadedness.
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Do you know what you've done with your bullheadedness?
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Presson understood better, but could not forgive the bullheadedness that seemed to be wrecking their political plans.
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The understaffing of the reconstruction and the lack of post-combat planning wasn't the result merely of Donald Rumsfeld's bullheadedness.
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Other was plain, human bullheadedness.
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And Jennie's cocky obstinance indicated she was aware of it.
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Ferrell's Lars is a character whose obstinance makes it hard to root for him.
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But the urgency outside has only met a wall of politics and obstinance inside the convention centre.
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Her eyes were glittery with renewed obstinance.
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It needs much discipline and watchfulness; it excludes all self-will and selfishness.
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Johnson asserted the power of intellect and self-will over mind and body.
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There is music in heaven, because in music there is no self-will.
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In this case, the bondage of self-will is found to be absolute.
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There was neither self-will, perverseness, nor antagonism, in this; but paralysis instead.
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There is something awful in the obstinacy of the assaults upon us.
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The general's patience was gradually vanishing in the face of such obstinacy.
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That, and a good portion of obstinacy, he thought with a smile.
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Wherever they passed, there did the fight augment in obstinacy and fury.
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The girl comprehended without hearing, and shook her head in sullen obstinacy.
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I sense more here than simple stubbornness, more even than sinful obstinacy.
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The old woman stuck to her guns with the obstinacy of age.
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The Imperials refused to break; Ullen had to admire their inspired obstinacy.
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Perhaps Shairez was about to explain that obstinacy of theirs to him.
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Her ivory forehead was wrinkled charmingly in a little frown of obstinacy.
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And there was a sort of dull, lifeless obstinacy in his voice.
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And the obstinacy of monarchs is not as that of other men.
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But she had steeled herself to obstinacy against him in all things.
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You are only lowering yourself in my estimation by showing this obstinacy.
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It is downright obstinacy-forgiveme for saying so-topersist in your refusal.
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He looked at the fixed obstinacy of the Archdeacon's face and said:
