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Once we were forced to detour around a stubborn buffalo who had claimed the trail.
IN BIG SKY COUNTRY, A PANDEMIC-ERA FLY-FISHING GETAWAYCARL FINCKEJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POST
There’s a delicate balance between ambition and the stubborn facts of nascent technology.
VIRTUAL REALITY HAS REAL PROBLEMS. HERE’S HOW GAME DEVELOPERS SEEK TO DELETE THEM.DEREK SWINHARTJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Of Jimmy Butler lugging the Miami Heat to an absurd Finals win over a Lakers team that was destined for rings, just because he was too damn stubborn to stop scoring.
SPORTS AREN’T JOYLESS. JUST WATCH SIXERS PIANO GIRL.DAN STEINBERGJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POST
The American flag on this Inauguration Day wasn’t a sign of victory as much as it was an emblem of stubborn endurance.
DEMOCRACY SURVIVED, BARELYROBIN GIVHANJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POST
When you flip this shovel over, there is a cutting angle that can be used to chip away at stubborn ice.
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In this, he could be self-righteous and stubborn, for which he often paid a price.
THE CASE FOR JIMMY CARTER AS A ‘CONSEQUENTIAL’ PRESIDENTRUSSELL L. RILEYDECEMBER 4, 2020WASHINGTON POST
“Before the game, I was a very stubborn child, and I still am, but I was crying in the bathroom and didn’t want to go out there,” Sarah said.
SARAH FULLER MADE HISTORY. HER PARENTS UNDERSTAND WHY HER MOMENT MATTERS.CHUCK CULPEPPERDECEMBER 3, 2020WASHINGTON POST
If there’s something I don’t understand, I’m extremely stubborn when it comes to figuring out the answer.
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During the winter campaign in 1814 in France no one fought more fiercely and stubbornly than the Duke of Elchingen.
NAPOLEON'S MARSHALSR. P. DUNN-PATTISON
Day by day every inch of ground was stubbornly fought, and on the 12th of July the decision of the Committee was announced.
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