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• At least Harris is, as always, stalwartly professional.
• They stood stalwartly by the presumption of innocence.
• For the record, officials stalwartly insist that a spirit of cooperation has dominated the reform.
• The New York Times said Britain was the only nation that came out stalwartly behind the aggressive speech.
• The Dresden's brass sections whaled stalwartly away, and timpani climaxes banged as if in competition with everyone else.
• Kudisch, a stalwartly handsome man with a forbidding forehead, plays Chauvelin with committed, as opposed to winking, melodrama.
• By contrast, Sylve, partnered stalwartly by Charles Askegard in " Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, " was all ballerina dazzle.
• But Sloan continues to stalwartly resist the trend because he gets satisfaction from putting food on the table, not just paying for it.
• The world's champion sharpshooter, she stalwartly refused to align herself with any of the women's reform movements of her day, including suffrage.
• Jack Kemp, celebrated more as a quarterback in this arena than he was on the football field, has been stalwartly maintaining the convention's jock motif.
• Ireland is equally enthusiastic about D'Onofrio, who is garnering raves for his idiosyncratic performance but stalwartly resists crossing over into big-time movie star territory.
• Which brings us back to Harris, who has kept after O'Neal to be all that he can be while stalwartly defending the player against his critics.
• One of Hollywood's most stalwartly independent filmmakers, Altman makes movies on a tight budget; " Dr . T " cost just $ 16 million.
• In 1915, the new Federal League sought to locate a franchise in Detroit and contacted Roesink about operating a franchise out of Mack Park; he stalwartly declined the offer.
• The younger Bridges steps stalwartly and evocatively into seafaring mode, though this dutiful performance doesn't rival his great work in the sadly neglected " Wild Bill ."
• Britain stalwartly supported Washington's move to destroy Iraqi air defense installations in response to Saddam's troop intervention in the northern Iraq, where Kurdish factions have been fighting.
• In 1915, the new Federal League sought to locate a franchise in Detroit and contacted Mr . Roesink about operating a franchise out of Mack Park; he stalwartly declined the offer.
• While the East Tennessee mining companies were moving away from convict labor, the state's primary lessee, TCI, remained stalwartly dedicated to using convict leasing at its south Tennessee mines.
• The Hezbollah claimed that authorities were trying to blame the blast on the Shiites in order to " exterminate " a minority that has long been regarded with suspicion by the stalwartly Sunni Muslim leadership.