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rocky

adjective as in unyielding, inflexible

adjective as in doubtful, undependable

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If it doesn’t, the economy could face even rockier times.

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In the foreground, an indigenous woman carrying a baby in her arms and a basket on her back, accompanied by a young boy and his dogs, traverses the rocky terrain.

From a team threatening to carry all before it earlier in the season, albeit without being at their best and relying on late goals, Liverpool now look rocky.

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On a rocky outcropping she called the Peak, Goodall made her first important observation.

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Williams reminds us that even in our darkest political times, our inner lives continue along the same rocky spiritual paths.

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