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(让我替他和月姨 来祭奠一下) ── Previous context

“You are just as stubborn as when you were a child.”

(那我们家房呢 如果拆迁了钱怎么算) ── Previous context

“You're showing how stubborn you are again! Hold it back!”

(夫妻之间性格太像) ── Previous context

“both stubborn and unwilling to give way,”

(大鹏为什么和蔡军打架) ── Previous context

“Dapeng is quite stubborn. He refused to tell me.”

(要不这样 我到时候我就劝劝她) ── Previous context

“and I'll pay the rent as usual... Wan is an obstinate girl.”

(那不是对外的说辞吗) ── Previous context

“With your stubborn attitude, who would dare marry you?”

(是不是小名惹你生气了) ── Previous context

“I know she could be stubborn.”

(我们就能早一点 好好在一起了) ── Previous context

“Mom is quite stubborn.”

(他好一点您再带他回去) ── Previous context

“Wei is a very stubborn child.”

(你真是和我那臭徒弟一样啊) ── Previous context

“Stubborn and proud.”

(咱们改日再聊) ── Previous context

“Hey, why do you have to be so stubborn?”

(你回去制你的墨吧) ── Previous context

“Why are you getting more and more stubborn?”

(往后我会替你物色物色) ── Previous context

“Definitely not someone cold and stubborn.”

(你看看这线条) ── Previous context

“So smooth and stubborn.”

(真不用) ── Previous context

“Why are you so stubborn?”

(不要) ── Previous context

“Mr. Mao. I know you're a stubborn old man.”

(这 如此突然 发生什么事了 灵主 就算聿灵殿主) ── Previous context

“as stubborn as a mule, you shouldn't have...”

(你说这个老郑) ── Previous context

“Why were you so stubborn?”

(我要去金藩 大哥你到底在干什么 救你的命) ── Previous context

“You're so stubborn but still alive. Your ancestors must've accumulated a lot”

(寸步不让的样子) ── Previous context

“See? Zheng is stubborn as a mule.”

(这不能这么说 对对对 是这样啊 这个 老林啊) ── Previous context

“Lin is stubborn and won't listen to us. He wanted to go to the site.”