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• Its coverage gets skimpier and more diverse as it approaches the obdurately pluralist present.
• Horne batted obdurately for 190 minutes for his 38, which included four boundaries . ( ik-tjh)
• Johnson, even when his amnesty policy had come under heavy criticism, had obdurately supported and continued it.
• Instead of working the ball inside to their seven-footer, the Lakers obdurately launched quick shots from the perimeter.
• Rumsfeld, the American secretary of defense, is, by all reports, a distinctly unfeminine and obdurately real creature.
• In Korea, the chaebols, the corporate leviathans that dominate the economy, are obdurately resisting efforts to slim down their empires.
• But if Ariel Sharon's Likud-Labour unity government is nudged out, an even more obdurately nationalist configuration might well take its place.
• The vulpine Capali, as the anxious, affectionate and laceratingly conflicted Ross, offers a much more effective counterpoint to the obdurately self-contained Wilde.
• The left-handed Richardson was happy to let his partners dominate, and batted obdurately as he closed on his third test hundred in his 21st test appearance.
• The third book of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels-a paradigmatic work-has obdurately remained the least popular part of this engrossing and contemporary work.
• "If a lesser conductor obdurately doesn't want to be with you, you can get caught by the music and close your eyes and turn away and play.
• But that white-haired leek-head, thrust so obdurately crown-downward into the loam, will not come up without the soil it has annexed over the winter.
• He buys a Coke from a beggar girl, hands it back to buy one from a legless boy and obdurately ignores the girl's prolonged pleas, tears, curses.
• Just because editors oppose use of : category : pseudoscience on certain articles does not mean they are blind " promoters " who obdurately refuse to allow debate or criticism of the article.
• Throughout this embarrassing period, the obdurately bipartisan mixture of implacable hostility, attempted isolation and trade embargo has been consistently opposed by both our neighbors and nearly all the rest of the world.
• The subsequent BBC News article quotes him as saying that senior commanders had obdurately resisted " ditching the lessons from the past ", preferring these to the " radical and progressive ideas " which were needed.
• But the regulators remained obdurately opposed _ even digging out regulatory filings from other companies to try to prove that AT & T was contradicting itself with claims that a merger could be pro-competitive.
• Harris, who hit the 10th slowest half century by a New Zealander, reaching it in 273 minutes, batted obdurately in the company of Simon Doull ( 17 ) and Allott to defy the South Africans.
• On the face of it, Whitman in midcareer and the late Hindemith seemed an odd couple : America's loftiest, most gorgeous poetic voice filtered through the taciturn music of Europe's most obdurately prosy composer.
• The Dodgers under previous owner Peter O'Malley kept brushing off signs the times kept flashing, never more obdurately than when they had the opportunity to secure the services of catcher Mike Piazza well into the next millennium.