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She resolutely refused to give up.
Most writing on state constitutions is resolutely textual, as befits authors whose central concerns are legal history and the courts.
Few politicians conceived of present-day problems more resolutely in terms of their relation to the past.
But he resolutely rejects this path, as he does the dogged defensiveness of those who have forgotten nothing and learned nothing.
The discourse structure typically establishes two stances or orientations to content - one relatively authoritative and historical, and the other resolutely personal and local.
It must remain open to the weak uses of representation, or designers will resolutely suborn it to such.
The school system remains resolutely secular, with no religious instruction whatsoever.
There are, nonetheless, several very real problems, even terminological discrepancies, in any attempt to get at the resolutely socio-cultural dimensions of the past.
Why do all sensory systems and brain parts scale so resolutely together?
