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stonewalling

[stohn-waw-ling] / ˈstoʊnˌwɔ lɪŋ /






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Social media fervor against the brand has died down as well, though the union battle continues to dog the company, with organisers accusing Niccol of stonewalling contract talks.

From BBC

That effort was greeted with “nearly six months of stonewalling,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Strike action is not currently a plausible option, but while the Slams feel they are listening and engaging, the players think they are stonewalling - and will consider their next move after the Australian Open.

From BBC

But Johnson is really being tied up in knots for his stonewalling over the Jeffrey Epstein files.

From Salon

The incident was unexpected — shocking, even — because for at least two decades, Belichick was the master of stonewalling reporters, steering interviews and giving snarky responses to questions he didn’t appreciate.

From Los Angeles Times