Carries On When Nuisances Admit Repetitive Strain Injury Crossword Clue

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- Carries on when nuisances admit repetitive strain injury
- Chief protester violently resists and carries on
- Continues
- Continues despite opposition
- Continues in a course of action or opinion
- Continues steadily
- Endures

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