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Since then Republicans have only grown more intransigent with disastrous effects.

The game may indeed be rigged". And the rigged system is growing more intransigent with time.

Former Police Commissioner William J. Bratton said that if the scandal grew, the union's current leaders could be replaced by some Young Turks who would be more intransigent in dealing with the city.

She said unrepresented litigants often are more intransigent than those with lawyers, who can reduce expectations and press for settlement.

She remained at loggerheads, however, with a more intransigent group that has taken aim at the party leadership, calling for a shake-up of a top echelon inhabited by three lawmakers in their late 70s.

The way to bring Hamas on board is not to isolate it, which may make it stronger and more intransigent, but to entice it with measures of at least temporary respite that have a better chance, over time, of making it embrace the reality of a predominantly Jewish state next to a Palestinian one.Hamas cannot expect a free pass to respectability.

Faced with an even more intransigent opposition after Republicans captured the House in the 2010 elections, Mr. Obama made a tactical retreat, suppressing his instincts to "go big" in favor of a go-slow approach.

Margaret Thatcher, then prime minister, had said: "How can I talk to them [the prisoners] when they have no support, no mandate?" Yet when Bobby Sands was elected by the people of Fermanagh and South Tyrone, with more votes than Thatcher in Finchley, she became even more intransigent.

Since then both sides have become more intransigent.

Dror Etkes, of Peace Now, sees a more intransigent problem.

Indeed, Muslims are likely to become more intransigent.