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The phrase "a stamina of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a level of endurance or resilience, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "He showed a stamina of a marathon runner during the competition."
Alternatives: "a level of endurance" or "a degree of stamina."
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So his rhythmic displacements and blase-sounding repeated chords did not achieve a stamina of their own.
That McCain has a stamina of 100 is pretty genius.
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Thanks to a noteworthy stamina of spirit, Mr. Bradley has overcome the inconveniences of having calcified arthritis of the lower spine, which has made him unable to bend over for nearly twenty-five years.
He has done so with the devotion of a lifelong educator, the ingenuity of an engineer, the stamina of a distance swimmer, and the spirit of an entrepreneur.
Each new round was a symbol of stamina, of a capacity to endure.
I have seen David close up on a variety of occasions: he just has an equanimity and a stamina, a sense of calm, good judgment..
Long-term emergencies require an emotional stamina of which the healthy have no need.
With the release of WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2006 was the inclusion of a stamina system, which was a measure of the superstars' stamina.
His tour de force reveals a stamina and grasp of detail matched only, perhaps, by David Dimbleby on election night.
All that may sound like an extremely tall order, even for a girl with the stamina of a fighter (she used to box for exercise back home in Puerto Rico) and legs that don't quit.
Hillary Clinton is 64 years old, with a Calvinist work ethic, the stamina of an Olympian, an E.Q. to match her I.Q., and the political instincts of a Clinton.
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