His comments were widely interpreted as a warning to Zardari not to submit to the American importunity. |
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They endeavoured by persuasion, importunity and fraud to lure their colleagues into their religious movement. |
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There are people who put it off until the force of circumstances or the importunity of relatives makes them go. |
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He makes many attempts to be admitted, and wearies the doorkeeper by his importunity. |
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Mr. Simpson is under the impression that by being out of the way of being called upon, he saves a great deal of importunity and some expense to the Government. |
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The situations generally involved fatherly importunity or condescension. |
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Worse still, Edward falls so under the tyranny of his passion that he uses his great authority over the earl of Warwick to suggest that he prevail upon his daughter to give in to royal importunity. |
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The acquisition of this precious pearl and infinite treasure requires from us a holy importunity in praying to God, without which we shall not obtain it. |
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