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transigence
1. Its called intransigence, belligerence, intolerance
2. These abridged extracts from the Bangkok Post newspaper give an indication of the likely continuance of intransigence by both Countries
3. Bob Long seemed imperturbable and appeared to view Lon McCall‘s intransigence as just part of the job—nothing personal
4. Since she had been very small she had been troubled by Fernanda’s strictness, her custom of deciding in favor of extremes; and she would have been capable of a much more difficult sacrifice than the clavichord lessons merely not to run up against her intransigence
5. Returning to the allegations of disunity in the Allied camp; why did Eisenhower deviate from the original plan agreed to by the Joint Chiefs of Staff? One of the reasons for Eisenhower’s intransigence is that he had become quite paranoid about a German last stand in a "national redoubt" in the Bavarian Alps
6. In reality, the Russian was fuming at the stupidity and arrogance of his customer: because of his intransigence, Viktor was being forced to commit a couple of cardinal sins in terms of clandestine deal security
7. The Church’s intransigence on this has just cost the King his life
8. It is the Church that has painted itself in a corner because of its intransigence and intolerance, not the Time Patrol or Nancy
9. “He also threw a nice barb at the Church by comparing their intolerance and intransigence to that of the Inquisition
10. In seeking for the causes of the killings that included eleven Pakistani Shias as well, the Indian umma seemed to lack the needed vision to comprehend the problem; after all, it had ever been the theme of the Musalmans and the logic of their apologists to couple the Israeli intransigence in Palestine and the U
11. The short-sightedness of the Israeli intransigence in its relations with the Palestinians in particular, and Arab neighbors in general, is immense
12. Their intransigence seemed borderline insane
13. “Your Grace, while I agree with you entirely about the no doubt unfortunate consequences stemming from the example of Earl Thirsk’s intransigence on this question, there is one other point which must, perhaps, be considered
14. It seemed sanest, though against the grain of years of jurisdictional intransigence, not to bring his own Department barging in, asking the kinds of procedural questions that get you fired without benefits
15. I had grown very attached to him, and when he got kicked out of school for misbehavior, I spent several years—and an enormous amount of emotional energy—trying to get him straightened out, only to be frustrated at every turn by his adolescent intransigence
16. ” The woman stiffened her lower jaw to show her intransigence on that point
