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Перевод: stubbornness

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упорство; упрямство
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Тезаурус:

1. There was little banner-waving or rhetoric, just a classic example of polite English stubbornness - complete with children, dogs, prams and united linked arms.
2. He sighed deeply and rolled away from Zambia, presenting his lean back which Zambia decided was wearing an expression of stubbornness.
3. Palestinian stubbornness has become a major stumbling block to the peace process as conceived by the United States.
4. Personally, I do not share that view but whatever the reason, stubbornness must not be allowed to succeed: the dog must do what he is commanded to do, not in his own time, when he feels like it, but immediately; and if it is done correctly, he should receive praise and lots of it.
5. Speaking in a slightly formal Texan lilt, Shocked exudes a quiet charisma and wry stubbornness.
6. The direct results of the Prime Minister's aversion to the EMS are: interest rates which are higher than is needed to take the heat out of the economy; an incipient sterling crisis; the prospect of recession; jittery financial markets waiting in vain for a clear signal about the direction of policy; poisoned relationships with some of her most senior colleagues and Tory MPs who increasingly fear that her arrogance and stubbornness will cost them their seats.
7. Stubbornness was an early characteristic, as was the way he would call a halt to any admonishment laid down by Mud.
8. A mixture of stubbornness and pride in his voice.
9. Caught unprepared by East Germany's explosion of discontent, West Germans fear that the regime's stubbornness could provoke a revolt and bring chaos to the country, threatening the stability of Europe and pose immense problems - including the question of German reunification - which they and their neighbours are not ready to face.
10. I've had enough of your stubbornness."
11. If I refuse to listen, violence possesses my soul, and I live in stress and stubbornness.
12. The tendency of Down's children towards stubbornness and inflexibility needs to be countered from an early age.
13. Tall, thoughtful, a brightness in his eye that hinted at both humour and stubbornness, William Livingstone was an American, but he looked every inch a Scot.