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ob·sti·na·cy [ˈɒbstɪnəsi, Am ˈɑ:bstə-] СЪЩ no pl
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He bats with an unorthodox technique, which is often described as crab-like, and is highly regarded for his patience and obstinacy at the crease.
en.wikipedia.org His obstinacy allowed him to do it once again.
en.wikipedia.org The proverbial obstinacy and stubbornness, particularly amongst the miners, often led to indiscipline and high-handedness.
en.wikipedia.org Why will you persist in hopeless obstinacy?
en.wikipedia.org He was known for his obstinacy as a director, for featuring protagonists who could be categorized neither as heroes nor antiheroes, and for casting actors against type.
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www.goethe.de To this mysterious Eduard, a highly witty, slightly quirky and idiosyncratic artistic original to the point of obstinacy, who in 1895 moved to the district of Schwabing, just incorporated into the city of Munich, Köpf sets a moving monument, tender and mild and brilliant in its language.
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Diesem sonderbaren Eduard, der 1895 in den gerade eingemeindeten Münchner Stadtteil Schwabing zog, einem höchst geistreichen, leicht kauzigen und bis zur Sturheit eigensinnigen Künstleroriginal, setzt Köpf ein bewegendes Denkmal, zart und mild und sprachlich brillant.
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www.englishtheatre.at Alston ’ s Pearl, equally strong in will and voice, occasionally gets stuck in childlike obstinacy, thus barring her own way.
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Alstons Pearl, mit einem Willen, so stark wie die Stimme, verrennt sich oft dermaßen in kindischer Sturheit, dass sie sich selbst im Weg steht.
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