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Species of the genus Saxifraga are known for their tenacious ability to grow and thrive on exposed rocky crags and in fissures of rocks.

According to a Daily Telegraph report, Baird said Bishop was "adored by her constituency and is known for her tenacious ability to take the fight to Labor".

What this brown trio lack in charisma they make up for with their tenacious ability to fly on the darkest of summer days.

Members of the genus Saxifraga (literally "rock breaker"), with their tenacious ability to thrive on rocky crags in cold, harsh climates, have a tough root system and penetrating taproots.

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Species in three genera, Pila, Pomacea, and Marisa, have demonstrated a tenacious ability to survive and spread rapidly in the freshwater habitats into which they have been introduced [e.g. [ 1- 3]].

He said the Knicks have more important things to worry about, like Toronto's tenacious rebounding and its ability to get to the foul line.

If this single (albeit tenacious) misconception is affecting students' ability to learn concepts throughout biology, instruction specifically designed to help students think critically about this sort of reasoning could have an impressive impact on student learning.

You have the ability to consciously choose tenacious, bold living, but that choice requires mastering the natural and habitual inclination to worry.

More pertinent in these moments is the tenacious way the Yankees have played to earn the ability to behave foolishly.

Recent studies of the virulence properties of G. vaginalis have revealed its ability to adhere avidly to and establish a tenacious biofilm on the vaginal epithelium in women with BV and have characterized the molecular basis for its cytotoxicity [ 11, 12].