Against fear and racism, tenaciousness and eloquence were no match.
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The recent Doom reboot, for example, has also been known for its tenaciousness.
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He identifies with the animal for its tenaciousness, its determination to protect its turf.
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We are proud of our tenaciousness and never let the world see us crack.
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While wrongful conviction claims are hardly unusual, Mr. Sommer's stands out for its longevity and his tenaciousness.
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He crashed the glass, defended well, and offered a tenaciousness that probably wouldn't have the same effect against bigger, stronger competition.
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One of the things I liked most about Merl was his tenaciousness whenever he thought that a mystery or a puzzle could be solved.
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Maybe because he also lived in a time of repeated wars, with names reflecting their tenaciousness: the Thirty Years' War and the Eighty Years' War.
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Your tenaciousness running the football, the attitude you&aposve brought, the toughness that you&aposve brought and the unselfishness you&aposve brought is a big part of our identity.
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You sense Lucia's tenaciousness coursing through Ms. Yende's performance of the mad scene on her latest Sony recording, "Dreams"; even in the character's delirium there is a chilling directness, even defiance, to her singing.
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Researchers said on Monday they pinpointed crucial genetic adaptations that may underpin the tenaciousness of these lizards that inhabit several Indonesian islands including Komodo and bring down prey as big as a water buffalo with a venomous bite.
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Too few of us acknowledged the tenaciousness of opponents who will resort to whatever they must, including the hallucinated specter of male sexual predators entering women's restrooms, to sweep aside anti-discrimination laws that include us and to turn public sentiment against us.
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The shop has hung on as one of the last independent bookstores in Midtown Manhattan partly because of Mr. Singer's own Churchillian tenaciousness, and also because the skyscraper's owners, the Fisher Brothers, have long extended a "favorable" financial arrangement to Mr. Singer, he said.
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The volume and tenaciousness of legal challenges to the Exclusion Act, and the eloquence of Chinese immigrants who spoke out and editorialized against it, feed a recurring if not very convincing theme in the film that the Chinese were particularly attracted to the democratic values of the founding fathers.
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In scouting missions against a confederation of Indians, Andreson distinguished himself for bravery and tenaciousness, drawing praise from Moseley and his superiors.
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Westport: Praeger PublishersBart, P. B. (1993). Protean women: The liquidity of female sexuality and the tenaciousness of lesbian identity. In S. Wilkinson & C. Kitzinger (Eds.), Heterosexuality: Feminism and psychology reader (pp. 246-252). London: Sage No research has been done on people with gender variation, such as transgender people.
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He was re-elected for Bedford in 1780. He was described as "a very independent Member" with "a small mixture of tenaciousness, or perhaps obstinacy, in his disposition". He decided not to stand again in 1784 but was active in the election at Bedford. Wake died on 29 October 1785.
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Although Patung's function as a wuya is unknown and may be lost, he is still seen in use as a fetish for protection or healing Mesa. Patung is considered a shape shifter, able to become a Badger. Patung is always seen heading south in a protective and healing fetish set or Mesa. Characteristics associated with Patung include tenaciousness, passion, control, persistence and earthiness.
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2004 was far the best year in Rachael's career. She has based herself in Cairo for a few years and it had proved to be a great place to hone her game. She may be slight in stature, but there is no doubting her tenaciousness, which saw her become world number one in August 2004. She started the year by claiming the Kuwait Open, the richest squash event in the world, by beating top seed Cassie Jackman.
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Fuller grew up in Nederland, Texas, where he attended high school and played football for Bum Phillips. Despite weighing only , Fuller displayed extraordinary talent and tenaciousness as a defensive back. As a senior in high school, Fuller lived with the Phillips family, after his father was shot in a bar and his mother left town. Because of his size, Fuller was not recruited by any college, but Phillips recommended him to Floyd Wagstaff, head coach at Tyler Junior College.
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In 1655 she became ill. A friend of hers named Trijn Jacobs eventually managed to persuade the council to intervene on her behalf and Geertje was freed from prison, having been confined for five years.Driessen, Christoph (2012): Rembrandts vrouwen, p 162-163. After her release she prepared a complaint against Rembrandt for wrongful imprisonment on grounds of slander and false testimonies. According to Christoph Driessen, “[t]he audacity and tenaciousness she showed to fight the highly respected and established Rembrandt command one’s admiration”.
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In spite of being a perennial lower table side, Bochum developed a reputation for tenaciousness on the field in a run of 20 seasons in the top flight. The club made a repeat appearance in the DFB-Pokal final in 1988, losing 0–1 to Eintracht Frankfurt. Relegated after a 16th-place finish in the 1992–93 season, the team has become a classic "yo-yo club", bouncing up and down between the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga. The club's best Bundesliga results have come relatively recently as fifth- place finishes in 1996–97 and 2003–04, which earned them appearances in the UEFA Cup.
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Milne's tenaciousness and high levels of fitness led Arsenal manager Herbert Chapman to retain Milne's services, appointing him as assistant trainer to Tom Whittaker. During World War II he was stationed as an ARP warden at Highbury and was present the night the stadium was bombed with incendiary devices; Milne helped put out the resulting fire and saved the stadium from even more serious damage. Milne continued to hold the assistant trainer's position until Whittaker himself became Arsenal manager in 1947, upon which Milne became first-team trainer, and later club physiotherapist; he also served the England team in a similar capacity. He fully retired in 1960 and was succeeded by Bertie Mee, who would later become Arsenal's Double-winning manager.
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Born in Osijek, Croatia, Kurtović got his first opportunity to play for his hometown Prva HNL club, and at the highest level of Croatian football at the beginning of 2009, aged 25, under Tomislav Steinbrückner, after Goran Todorčev got sidelined due to three yellow cards.NK Osijek: Kurtović ulazi na zadnjeg veznog at Osijek 031 He remained a fixture in the first team, ever since - a strongly divisive figure, lauded by some, including his coachesKurtović: Igram pod injekcijama, a za Rukavinu sam spreman skočiti u bunar at Glas Slavonije<, for tenaciousness and his work rate,Kurtović: Igram pod injekcijama, a za Rukavinu sam spreman skočiti u bunar at Glas SlavonijeNK Osijek at cro- manager.net but dismissed by many for an alleged lack of technical abilities and proneness to errors.NK Osijek at cro-manager.
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Theological schools were closed (until some were re-opened in the latter 1940s), and church publications were suppressed. However, the Soviet policy vis-a-vis organised religion vacillated over time between, on the one hand, a utopian determination to substitute secular rationalism for what they considered to be an outmoded "superstitious" worldview and, on the other, pragmatic acceptance of the tenaciousness of religious faith and institutions. In any case, religious beliefs and practices did persist, not only in the domestic and private spheres but also in the scattered public spaces allowed by a state that recognized its failure to eradicate religion and the political dangers of an unrelenting culture war.John Shelton Curtis, The Russian Church and the Soviet State (Boston: Little Brown, 1953); Jane Ellis, The Russian Orthodox Church: A Contemporary History (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1986); Dimitry V. Pospielovsky, The Russian Church Under the Soviet Regime 1917–1982 (St.
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