The case has been dogged by claims of British collusion with loyalist gunmen. |
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Since then, Spector has been a virtual recluse, dogged by rumours of mania and madness. |
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Allegations of censorship, bias and sensationalism have dogged the current saturation coverage of the war. |
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Arms races have dogged mankind from the dawn of history, and history seems bound to repeat itself. |
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Nonetheless, by sheer dogged determination I have managed to observe and cogitate on a number of summer's wonders. |
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He is perennially dogged by comic mishaps and misfortunes, usually of his own making. |
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Howard, love him or detest him, has earned respect as a leader with incredible staying power, and dogged consistency over the years. |
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For months it has been a media-driven story, fueled by dogged journalists committed to facts rather than opinions. |
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For a man whose playing career was characterised by dogged resilience and bloody-minded determination, the manager cuts a very different figure. |
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Its sheer joy and wonder reside neither in tension nor resolve, neither verse nor chorus, but simply in dogged perseverance. |
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Those who knew George knew of his dogged determination to see things through to the end. |
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From 1981 to 1997, no one played with as much tenacity and dogged determination as Mullen. |
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This dogged persistence and determination to see it through has taken its toll, both on his finances and his emotional well being. |
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He performs Sly with his usual care and dogged efficiency, but he never gets under the skin of the part, and the results are very bland. |
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He's also dogged in his determination to see his own artistic vision fulfilled. |
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Yet his dogged determination carried him through thousands of experiments, seventeen books, and a hundred scientific papers. |
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They simply want to get things done, and it's that steady, dogged persistence that winds up being viewed as stubbornness. |
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A milkman, dogged all his life by poverty, he has five lovely daughters, which is something of a mixed blessing. |
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So his dogged belief in his ability as a salesman doesn't come off as gumption and moxie, instead he comes off as delusional. |
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Your dogged pursuit of those you don't like is as annoying as your bootlicking of industry people you do like. |
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Accusations of venality, incompetence and corruption dogged him throughout his career, and history has rarely been kind to him. |
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Heroic GB were minutes away from a great win when Darren Lockyer broke dogged bulldog resilience by scoring the match-winning try. |
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I marvelled at the imaginative energy of the Martian enterprise, at its visionary and dogged inventiveness. |
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Not requiring long grass or thick bush for cover, their methods are those of a courser, relying on speed and dogged endurance in the chase. |
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If Richards's film is a tribute to the tenacity of the treasure hunters, its very existence is proof of his dogged obstinacy. |
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By now the portents and ill omens that had dogged the start of their journey were receding quickly into memory. |
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The company continues to be dogged by an ongoing dispute with the Ordinance Survey. |
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With another week under his belt, he should shed some of the hesitation that dogged him in that outing. |
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These heterodox opinions have, in some respects, dogged Evangelicalism ever since. |
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American forces have been dogged by hit-and-run attacks by small groups of fighters. |
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The tunnel has been dogged by controversy over its clearance height, which is lower than the NRA's standard motorway bridge of 5.3 metres. |
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Weight problems that have dogged him after recent close seasons have eased now he has taken advice on his diet. |
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All failure, however undeserved, however excused or dogged by ill fortune, is treated the same. |
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These bizarre stunts are entertaining and the handheld camera in dogged pursuit offers a sense of immediacy. |
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Seven minutes later, though, the 10 men were rewarded for a period of dogged persistence. |
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There was a persistency to his nature, a sort of dogged determination that she would have admired if it didn't grate her so. |
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But major plot holes and inconsistencies dogged the thing, and left me frustrated. |
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The latter system has been dogged by complaints that it can too easily be abused by people intent on fraud. |
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Together with dogged determination from the soldiers, Allied fighter-bombers succeeded in safeguarding Patton's communications. |
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The arch tastemaker meant it as a compliment, but barbed remarks and outright insults have dogged her throughout her career. |
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In between times, he has plugged away at a steady pace, approaching his work with a measured, thorough approach more dogged than dashing. |
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Not content with just one target, these flaggers soon dogged the steps of campaigning state legislators who had backed the new banner. |
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He kicked a chair after picking up a second first-half foul and he has been dogged as a flopper and a complainer. |
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He was out hooking for a dogged 64 and guiltily apologised to his team-mates as England followed on. |
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Her reputation for froideur has dogged her for years, along with her earnestness on the topic of herself. |
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A cult figure to the masses, controversies dogged him after that fantastic debut. |
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Sam's dogged pursuit of evidence brings him head to head with his DCI, Gene Hunt, who has a more flexible approach to the pursuit of justice. |
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Its long-held image of benevolent inefficiency has dogged it ever since it was incorporated into a public limited company. |
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Morash is a maestro of the Irish theatre, and his book will readily displace some of the dogged chronicles that have appeared in past years. |
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Darren's dogged perseverance has finally, after years of thankless effort, begun to pay dividends. |
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Since Sally was the only member of the group who would acknowledge Yap's existence, the little gnome dogged her every step, chattering excitedly. |
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The senator complained that he was dogged all week by opponents of the White House plan who dominated news coverage. |
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Whenever the Democrat arrives in the Midwestern state, he is dogged by a volunteer from the rival campaign dressed as a giant ear of corn. |
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He is dogged by the determined trio of regional leaders, who want to grab as much from the largest pie as possible. |
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But again and again, he was dogged by scandals of his own making that made him as much of an embarrassment as an asset to the party he served. |
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I'm looking for ways to tackle this constant state of feeling tired all the time, which has dogged me for years. |
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It has dogged him all his life, and has, at different times, overwhelmed and almost broken him. |
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As for the criticism which has dogged him all season he replied that as long as the manager believed in him he was happy. |
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Loneliness, grief and despair dogged her at every turn, seemed to follow always in her wake, just out of sight. |
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She said one of her hopes was complete recovery from the illness that has dogged her. |
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Pavel led the league in goals for the second straight year with 59, even though he dogged it for long portions of the schedule. |
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He has dogged it by refusing to debate his ready opponent on the Seven Network this Sunday evening. |
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There was a muted boom as the Captain closed and dogged the ships inner lock shut behind us. |
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The hatch closed, they dogged it, and checked to make sure everyone was in the seats lining the walls. |
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He symbolises great tolerance, and dogged persistence in the face of adversity. |
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But at the moment the City's whisperers are asking whether the LSE is about to return to the bad old days when it was dogged by controversy. |
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Reilly's story, one of loyalty, brotherhood, and dogged determination, captures and holds the reader's attention. |
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Now finally clear of injury woes, the Spaniard has been dogged by ongoing back problems. |
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The development will be seen as evidence of the wretched luck which has dogged the Holyrood project. |
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Cast bronze was now his favoured material and a growing sense of blandness and reiteration dogged his later career. |
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The Civil Commissioners acted with resolution, but they were dogged by the problem of the ultimate legitimacy of their acts. |
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He overcame the initial seam movement, two perilously close lbw appeals and a few edgy moments before settling down into a dogged mode. |
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After two dogged weeks I've finally given up, switching to much lighter aqueous cream instead. |
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The other topic that has dogged athletics, as it has so many sports in recent years, is drugs. |
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The persistence, the dogged attention, the caring were what counted. |
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When the dogged Singer proved that his source was lying, he wrote a different kind of book. |
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The system was supposed to replace the box-ticking, legalistic approach that dogged predecessors with a more flexible approach based on high-level principles. |
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However, the internet retailer has been dogged by claims that it left some customers without Christmas presents after failing to deliver orders on time. |
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Calm, unflustered and a mix of dogged compiler and thrusting dasher. |
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I asked an astute hockey observer about the player, whom even a casual looker-on like me recognizes as a skilled player, himself dogged by clutchers and grabbers. |
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One tournament win doesn't inspire confidence but his play this week has been exceptional, a total contrast to the self-doubt that dogged him in recent times. |
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Scotland's major task in the coming decades will be to outgrow the stultifying mentality of negativism and inferiority that has dogged the nation since the second world war. |
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With dogged perseverance and considerable luck, the author, Alexander Haley, traced his ancestry back through seven generations to a Mandingo village in Africa. |
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Peter was a voracious reader, a tireless networker, intrepid and fearless at approaching the biggest names, and dogged in working with authors to finish their manuscripts. |
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There is no logic in this, of course, just as there is no logic in my dogged loyalty to the name Heinz when purchasing either tomato ketchup or baked beans. |
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The British Foreign Office was advising travellers to avoid the country while the stretch from Bam to Pakistan was dogged with marauding gangs of bandits. |
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He obviously hoped to repeat his success with another trip, but the second cruise was dogged by bad weather and did not provide enough material for a book. |
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In a performance full of skill, passion and dogged determination the men in red and black ensured that the Mayo League crown became the latest resident of the ancient barony. |
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They negotiated their gold ransom for the kidnapped Freia with all the dogged, gormless determination of a ticket collector extracting an excess fare. |
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These diarised moments of brutal honesty, twinned with hesitant uncertainty, are typical of Woolf's swings between self-doubt and dogged ambition. |
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However, some very changeable conditions dogged the first race of the Scottish Flying Fifteen Championships' 25-strong fleet at Loch Earn yesterday. |
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There's no drive or energy here, just a sense of dogged persistence. |
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While abuse of a sexual nature is new for the principal, accusations of physical abuse have long dogged the school. |
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They negotiated their gold ransom for the kidnapped girl with all the dogged, gormless determination of a ticket collector extracting an excess fare. |
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Although he was acquitted in 1991, the incident has dogged him ever since. |
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Sometimes we make our achievements possible not by brilliance or talent but by the sheer, dogged determination that leads us to get up each day and try again. |
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He is a raconteur extraordinaire and an interview with the dogged reporter can rapidly turn into a delicious gabfest. |
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She was dogged in her condemnation of those who went too far too soon. |
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A class is created of dogged self-righteous obstructionists with a vested interest in the status quo, however obsolescent, however decayed, however inappropriate to the site. |
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But the District Judge, sitting at Dewsbury Magistrates Court, told the defendant that his dogged pursuance of the case had wasted a lot of taxpayers' money. |
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From August on, the German companies will have to fight for customers against a dogged rival that has already proven it can beat them in the U.S. market. |
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I have to admit that this issue has dogged me most of this week. |
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If a car looks dogged and tired, but the odometer is only showing an average mileage then it is likely that the vehicle in question has been clocked. |
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After umpteen prosecutions for failing to display a UK motor tax disc, the authorities were worn down by his dogged challenging of their authority to levy tax. |
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Accurately planning Chick-fil-A stops on a road trip requires dogged practice. |
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There were more clashes with the coach after his trade to the Nuggets, including an accusation that he dogged it through his first season in Denver. |
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In the night attack he seems to have displayed some courage and resolution, but was dogged by ill luck and the inexperience of himself and his men. |
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The crackdown on long waits has been dogged by allegations that ambulance staff are deliberately delaying taking patients into casualty until the hospital is ready for them. |
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His pilgrimage is dogged by calamity, as oxen sicken and die, the cart carrying the bell catches fire, and waifs and strays join his tattered procession. |
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Figuring how to train Iraqi forces has dogged the United States since the 2003 invasion. |
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Allegations of sexual misconduct have dogged Carl DeMaio since he entered politics. |
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To say Nelson has been dogged by controversies since he was chief of Roseau River First Nation is an understatement. |
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During the 18th century, London was dogged by crime, and the Bow Street Runners were established in 1750 as a professional police force. |
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Early in his service, Nelson discovered that he suffered from seasickness, a chronic complaint that dogged him for the rest of his life. |
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She keeps the scene light, but her nonrecreational drug use adds a dogged, truth-seeking vibe to her latest project. |
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Giles, England's spin bowler and dogged batsman and a Warwickshire County Cricket Club player, is raising cash for the Cure Leukaemia charity. |
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In the 19th century, the hat-making profession was dogged by mental illness caused by the use of the toxic chemical mercurous nitrate. |
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John McCormack has been the dogged fly in the ointment here. |
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At night proctors patrolled the street and dogged your steps if you tried to go into any haunt where the presence of vice was suspected. |
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Identity issues seem to have dogged Otis since his troubles began. |
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Pietersen's century, his 23rd for England, was untypically dogged, spanning 312 minutes and 206 balls. |
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He has been dogged by accusations that he is a chucker for years because of a genetic defect which prevents him fully straightening his arm. |
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Still, the dogged obstinacy of his race held him to the pace he had set, and would hold him till he dropped in his tracks. |
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The team had also resolved the reliability problems that had dogged them the previous year. |
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And since the British period, the reputation of a common prostitute has dogged the heels of the tawaif. |
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Wicketkeepers are normally dogged by broken fingers and the other injuries which come from standing up to the stumps and batting. |
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But last year it was dogged by manic behaviour from desperate shoppers trying to outmuscle fellow bargain hunters. |
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Maybe the home side was narked by the dogged last-wicket stand between Clarke and Boyd Rankin which expited the monumental moment. |
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But his bag man Damon Green insisted he is a different animal on the golf course after his dogged, determined style saw him bring home a second Major. |
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There were echoes the Poll Tax riots which dogged the Thatcher years. |
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This may have signaled a change in fortunes in Welsh rugby but underneath the same problems that dogged Wales throughout the 1920s still remained. |
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Fennelly was dogged by back problems again this year, with the added discomfort of osteitis pubis in his groin, but soldiered through another successful campaign for the Cats. |
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The well-travelled 31-year-old toyed with calling time on his career when a shoulder injury picked up as a singles player persistently dogged him. |
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Robbie Regan, the WBO bantamweight champion, who has been dogged by illness for more than a year, is now hopeful of regaining fitness by the autumn. |
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Thanks to dogged batting and at least four umpiring decisions in their favour on the third day, they finished 96 runs behind with eight wickets of their first innings intact. |
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Clarkey gave his a big larrup and comfortably cleared the lake surrounding the green, and me, with a power fade that had dogged me all day, followed suit. |
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Dogged by a corruption inquiry, he appears to have been dumped by the party hierarchy. |
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