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PA) has said that inflation has remained stubbornly low in France.
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde, asked to elaborate on her definition of "stubbornly low" explained that stubbornly would apply to a case when the measures already deployed by the ECB would prove ineffective.
Like Ohio, Nevada remains stubbornly in Obama's favour.
Stubbornly high inflation is set to trigger another open letter from Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to the Chancellor later when July figures on the cost of living are published.
The police chased some of the monks and about 200 of their supporters while others tried to stubbornly hold their place near the eastern gate to the shrine.
Smoking amongst young people remains stubbornly high and we must renew our efforts to stop youngsters from getting hooked.
PORTUGAL MAY BE THE MOST stubbornly Catholic country left in Europe, but legalized abortion may be in the offing for the Iberian republic.
Beset with 200 savages," Smith fought stubbornly, until he fell into a swamp and was captured.
Evvy's progression from stubbornly strong street girl into a young woman who grows more comfortable with affection and knowledge is seamless, while Lady Zanadia's voice drips with greedy intentions.
But Bush stubbornly ignored public concerns about the war in Iraq, and ended up paying for it with a seismic political defeat in Tuesday's elections.
However, despite these losses and plans to close 14 plants in the United States, Ford has stubbornly refused to back off its financial support for homosexual groups that has alienated many of the company's loyal customers.
One can perhaps better understand now his identification with the role of underdog; Green is the big fish in a little pond who has stubbornly sought bigger waters despite their accompanying obstacles.
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