in·tran·si·gence [ɪnˈtræn(t)sɪʤən(t)s] СУЩ. no мн. form
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They were equally inclined to intransigence and were also committed to remain on the path which both had decided to accomplish.
en.wikipedia.org Partly through his intransigence, the age lower limit for boys to work underground was set at ten.
en.wikipedia.org It is quite rare to meet in a young man of this age such firmness and intransigence, a self-discipline so powerful when it comes to his artistic work.
en.wikipedia.org His intransigence and piety alienated liberal opinion very quickly.
en.wikipedia.org Official intransigence contributed to increased animosity between the nationalists and the "colons" and gradually widened the split between the sultan and the resident general.
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