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Mr Obama talked about his "extraordinary admiration for the courage and the tenacity that the prime minister has shown in navigating through some very difficult political times".

Pierce and Garnett will provide the defense and the tenacity that the Nets sorely lacked this past season, when they won 49 games but failed to get out of the first round of the playoffs.

The Italian daily Correre della Sera ran a long feature on Mr. Schwarzenegger on Wednesday, highlighting his difficult childhood, particularly his relationship with his distant and sometimes violent father, as well as the personal tenacity that, the paper said, lies behind his success in American life.

The tenacity that the military engrains can be seen in any Service Member.

He chose to play without a protective mask and has maintained the tenacity that is the hallmark of his game.

Inter started with the clear intention of stunning Napoli with a pace and attacking tenacity that belied the aging on the Milan side.

David Herro, a portfolio manager at Harris Associates in Chicago, a group of funds that is the No. 2 shareholder in Fila S.p.A., behind a Milan company called Holding di Partecipazioni Industriali, said Mr. Epstein also displays the pit-bull tenacity that marks the corporate savior.

While the stars were Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer and Joe Dumars, it was Rodman's defensive tenacity that personified the team.

His family nickname is the cute John-John, but at a muscular 6 feet 7 inches, Baumann attacks life with a raw tenacity that makes the Rambo moniker appropriate.

Justin Rose, doesn't, though, displaying the tenacity that won him the US Open at Merion, another course that wasn't taking any prisoners.

"Yeah, I shut a few of them up," he says, showing a flash of the tenacity that lurks beneath the ordinary facade.