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Even in staid, stolid, and prudent Iceland, the government has been forced to intervene to prop up a bank.— All articles at Blogcritics
In 1920 Watson secured access to a "healthy, stolid, and unemotional" nine-month-old infant named Albert B., the son of a wet nurse who worked in the hospital.— Damn Interesting
Walpole bore his position with a kind of patience which might be called either proud or stolid, according as one is pleased to look at it.— A History of the Four Georges, Volume II (of 4)

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