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For instance, he is seen as stubborn and shallow.
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If he is to turn private reason into public agreement, the ex-senator will need all the stubborn optimism he can muster.
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He is holding the thirty survivors of the Benghazi attack out of reach of the press, but a stubborn Congress or an enterprising Breitbart reporter may break through the wall.
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Mr Trimble is a stubborn fighter, and is said to be determined not to step down as party leader even if he is defeated.
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One of the great myths generated by the president's opponents is that he justified action by claiming the threat posed by Saddam's regime was imminent.2 Well, the stubborn fact is, that wasn't the president's claim--in fact, he specifically disclaimed that rationale for his decision.
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Edwin Drake had no obvious qualifications to run the Seneca Oil Company except for two: as a retired railroad conductor, he could travel by train with a free pass, and--in what is required for the head of any start-up--he was very persistent by nature, indeed downright stubborn.
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