steadfastly

adv.

踏实地，不变地；岿然；坚定不渝；

Steadfastly forward
Steadfastly forward
[Work steadfastly and advance steadily]
China Steadfastly Safeguards Peace and Stability in the South China Sea
Loving God and Steadfastly Awaiting Christ (2 Thessalonians 3,5)
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Richard Meier: white knight: for forty years the acclaimed architect has steadfastly--and successfully--pursued his singular vision.
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The CIA Knew the Depense Department Knew of Iraqi Insurgency-But Did Nothing: "The U.S. Intelligence Community ... Steadfastly Has R...