Immediately surrounding the city are such communities as Evanston, Oak Park, Cicero, and Blue Island, all of which resisted annexation by their larger neighbour.
The New Deal had rested on a tacit alliance between liberals and conservative southern Democrats, the latter of which resisted any legislation that might challenge white supremacy.
If one excludes the EU-25, Japan, and Korea (all of which resist FTAs that liberalise trade in agriculture), plus a China that has just entered the WTO, our current and in-process FTA partners total 73% of America's exports and 69% of our trade.
The cautious approach reflected, according to several officials from the Group of 20 powers, the concerns of China, which resisted setting any kind of timetable for currency appreciation, and Germany, which insisted that the problem involved fiscal, monetary and other policies, not just trade.
However, the increased amount of crystalline phases and an increased amount of MgO, which resisted dissolution, counterbalanced the negative effects of defective barrier and increased porosity resulting in a relatively lower rate of the degradation of the corrosion resistance.
It looks like a housepainter's discarded polythene sheet, covered with pink emulsion, slathered with Vaseline, shampoo, hair gel and toothpaste, some of which resists the paint applied over it.
Various such individuals formed the Romanian Legion of Siberia, which resisted the Bolsheviks in cooperation with the Czechoslovak Legions and the White movement.
Batory, ambitious to expel Ivan IV from Livonia, was constrained by the opposition of Danzig (Gdansk), which resisted Batory's accession with Danish support.
Consistent with this hypothesis, viral variants that emerged in vivo following infection with a clonal preparation of GL8, and which resisted neutralisation by homologous serum, displayed a shift in receptor usage from CRD2-dependent to CRD-2 independent [ 23 ].
That reversed years of British policy towards Europe, which resisted talk of an inner core that might marginalise Britain in vital matters of economic decision-making.
Or is there some core aspect of the extermination of the Jews of Europe which resists our powers of depiction, of theory, of narrative?
