It can also be used neat on stubborn stains. [adverb]
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In fact most of them are too stubborn to train ! [adjective]
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"You hear," said Magua, with stubborn indifference: "the red Hurons call for the life of 'The Long Rifle', or they will have the blood of him that keep him hid." [adjective]
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"Edge her a little more from the sun, Sagamore," said the stubborn woodsman; "I see the knaves are sparing a man to the rifle." [adjective]
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The Constable and his underling were on the ground before that stubborn citadel answered the reiterated summons; but at last there came the sound of bolts withdrawn. [adjective]
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If she turn stubborn she shall have plain English from me. [adjective]
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"It is well that you should be prepared to let her keep her religion; for I doubt she has a stubborn affection for the creed she learnt in her childhood." [adjective]
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The late King--weak and stubborn as he was--might have been alive this day, and reigning over a contented people, but for that fair witch who ruled him. [adjective]
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