In "Cocaine & Rhinestones," an opinionated, feverish, wildly entertaining podcast about twentieth-century American country music, written and hosted by Tyler Mahan Coe, we learn why, from a progressive guy with an arsenal of doggedly presented research.
Doggedly CNN tried to present itself as a lone voice of objectivity amid the cacophonous, partisan babble.
'The Brakes', as they are known by their fans, have clung doggedly to it ever since, so the ultimate locus at the present point, I'd suggest, is Olly and Gale's shared house in Balham.
A younger Congress MP doggedly calls his party the only pan-Indian political force, a "machine" present in all 600,000 villages.
Football is a flurry of cliches and it is the custom to present South Americans as street footballers, while Europeans are depicted as doggedly disciplined professionals.
Where Cuba is concerned, Washington has simply never had a Kim Dae Jung, the present South Korean leader, who at great political risk conceived and doggedly pursued a policy of engagement with the North.
"One reads the first two stories in Salley Vickers's first collection with a slight uneasiness," admitted William Palmer in the Independent: "'Mrs Radinsky' and 'Join Me For Christmas' are perfectly tailored, with witty twists at the ends, but are a bit too pat for our present taste for stories which are open-ended, non-judgmental, and still doggedly post-Chekhovian".
Texas is presented as a state of being, where good and evil circle doggedly around each other, and it just doesn't occur to Moss that he could take his black bag, catch a flight, and seek a world elsewhere.
Deutsche Bank has built doggedly.
Yet Latin doggedly hangs on.
