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Democrats have become even more staunch advocates for vaccines in the past two years.

In Italy, the humanitarian crisis has been made even more difficult because of the staunch opposition against Renzi – and anti-immigrant fervour – among some rightwing governors, which has put pressure on local officials.

Even more reckless is the populists' staunch refusal to address the coming Medicare crisis.

The prospect of Mr. Gore's doing business with Mr. Beck, a staunch conservative, was even more unlikely than Mr. Gore and Al Jazeera.

Or it might have nudged the country even more firmly into the camp of Russia, Kazakhstan's staunchest supporter in OSCE decision-making councils.

There have been, to their great credit, many holdouts and even a few staunch and loud opponents of Trumpism among Republican regulars, and even more among the conservative intellectual classes.

Raining nerve agent down on the civilian inhabitants of a city might disgust even the regime's staunchest supporters.A Scud-based attack on Israel would be even more counter-productive: the Scuds are not generally accurate and would probably do little serious damage.

Though Mr. Wölffer was a staunch advocate for Long Island wines in general, he did not hesitate to point out that his winery was even more regional than most.

The 200 people who returned and rebuilt were hit with an even more devastating flood in 1993, when 20 feet of water destroyed most homes and the resolve of all but the staunchest loyalists.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, usually a staunch ally of the security agencies, said the end of what she called Comey's "October surprise" made his decision to intervene "even more troubling".

The more staunch advocates of geography's spatial-science paradigm in the 1960s accorded special significance to space over time.