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Ironically, according to Hitner, women were some of his staunchest allies in getting the Massachusetts law reformed.

Earlier this year, in fact, Krugman managed to offend some of his staunchest ideological confreres.

Passages in which Knox contemplates suicide—and even how she would do it—will surely soften even her staunchest critics.

How come the turnout is higher, if most of Netanyahu's staunchest opponents expect him to remain in office?

Holbrooke could be exhausting, even to his staunchest allies and defenders.

But perhaps of them all, their best and staunchest friends were old Dan Higgins and his daughter, Meggy.

Stewart was an upholder of Whig principles, when the Scottish government was in the hands of the staunchest Tories.

He and I, and Peterkin afterwards, became the best and staunchest friends that ever tossed together on the stormy waves.

Liber and his colleague Dahn were at that time among the staunchest supporters of the policy of the Entente in Russia.

The Senator from Stackpole reassured all of these with whom he talked, and was one of their staunchest allies and supporters.