It's going to be a tough, tough, tough one to beat.
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Film Forum's "Tough Guys, Tough Dames … Tough Pictures" series, starting Friday, Sept.
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"Tough night, tough ball game, tough loss," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said.
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I know it's tough for everybody, tough for fans, and tough for you.
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California passes a law, it's tough, it's got meaningful ... Tough-ish. Tough-ish.
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These are tough people whose grandparents were tough and great-grandparents were tough.
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These are tough people whose grandparents were tough and great-grandparents were tough.
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It was tough to penetrate, tough to score, and, at times, tough to watch.
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I have tried to be tough, not just physically tough but mentally tough as well.
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Some nights are tough for Kyle, some nights it's tough for DeMar, tough for me.
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The president likes "tough" people and "tough" action, where "tough" is a euphemism for violent.
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It's tough being a little girl, and it's tough being a teenager, and it's tough being a woman.
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That was a tough -- that was a tough situation.
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So yeah, tough is … tough is probably an understatement.
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They didn't get tough assignments and work in tough neighborhoods.
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It's been a real tough, tough fight from the back.
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So that failure was tough; that was a tough pill.
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Every match is tough, my draw is (a) tough one.
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She can be tough, and I can be tough, too.
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Tough, and with real fines, exactly, tough in that way.
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"It's a tough, tough deal," Celtics Coach Brad Stevens said.
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Tough times don't last forever, and tough people are resilient.
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And it was a tough, tough struggle, you know that.
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And it'll be a tough, tough road to get there.
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And a lot of people like-- they like the delivery, they-- you know, and that is a tough, tough, tough, competitive force.
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Trucks are tough and football players are tough; you are tough and i am tough Once we've navigated the opening noun-salvo, we move into a world where trucks and football players are almost interchangeable.
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"If you can't handle tough questions from a reporter, you will have a real tough time handling tough questions from constituents," Democratic Rep.
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And pretty tough, every administration thinks they have it pretty tough.
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"This is a tough time to take this tough job," Sen.
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I believe in tough love, meaning we're tough with each other.
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"Tough times never last, but tough people do," the quote read.
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"It's [a] tough, tough time on the river," Rauen told WCPO.
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"It's going to be tough, it's a tough job," says Bryant.
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Tough questions Strategically, Tuesday's missile test left Washington with tough questions.
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Of course it was a tough call They're all tough calls.
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But it's, it's a tough, it's a tough decision to make.
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In tough conversations, or tough debates in Parliament, does gender matter?
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It's not only tough for me but tough for my sisters.
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"My son is tough — my son is tough as hell," Jack exclaims.
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"It's been tough, it's been damn tough," he said of the occupation.
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And be like me, be tough, be tough in a good way.
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On a tough day, stocks in most sectors were tough to own.
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On a tough day, stocks in most sectors were tough to own.
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There are tough questions in journalism, but this one isn't remotely tough.
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It was tough, made you tough, cause you knew what to expect.
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But avoiding tough questions from tough interviewers is not a good sign.
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"This is a tough, tough case," medical ethicist Arthur Caplan told CNN.
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It's worth noting ... Tiffany's tough night and Louis' tough night are dissimilar.
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So yeah, I mean, it's a tough grey area—it's really tough.
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"He's a tough out, a tough player," Braves manager Brian Snitker said.
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It was a really tough year that turned into three tough years.
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My mother always says, 'Tough times never last, but tough people do.
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"Look, as a mother, it's tough, it's a tough sport," she said.
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"You want a truck that's really tough, not fake tough," he says.
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It's really tough, and I know it's tough game-planning against him.
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Tough whaling laws are making the traditional talismans tough to come by.
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"Then when the tough times come for you, they're not as tough."
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I know that I can be tough on people, sometimes too tough.
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The confrontationalists elected Trump and earned his loyalty, and often capture the president's "tough guy" impulse, especially on tough talk overseas or tough action on immigration.
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TILLERSON: Well, we're -- he's pretty tough and I'm pretty tough, but I think this is -- it's important if we're going to deal with these tough issues.
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It's clear he is a tough guy willing to play a tough role.
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It's not a pot of gold every time – it's a tough, tough game.
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It's a really tough, tough situation that they definitely should have handled better.
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Leonard shouldered toughly through double-teams, grabbed tough rebounds, and hit tough leaners.
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Cruikshank may be a tough nut, but Violet's a "tough nutcracker," you see.
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There's a saying that when the going gets tough, the tough go shopping.
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"You want a truck that&aposs really tough, not fake tough," Musk said.
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Now, she talks tough, she talks really tough against Putin and against Assad.
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Day 16- Durgapur to LucknowWhen the going gets tough...the tough get going.
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He should ask them tough questions and let them ask him tough questions.
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"You want a truck that&aposs really tough, not fake tough," he said.
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Show them how to be tough — tough enough to stand up to intolerance.
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It's always that way, I've had tough primaries, I've had tough general elections.
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TOUGH TIMES: It was a tough day for Team USA on the ice.
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It's not just been tough for me, it's been tough for them too.
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" He continued: "I may be tough on Border Security, but not that tough.
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And you can't fight a bigger tough guy against a smaller tough guy.
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So we all met, and it was a tough time, a real tough time.
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"These conversations can be tough, and arguably should be tough," Leaf told the audience.
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Donald Trump's a pretty tough guy, and he's ready to make those tough calls.
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Trump's not tough, he's just harsh and there's a difference between tough and harsh.
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HE WASN'T NICE TO ME. HE WAS ON TOUGH ME. HE GAVE ME TOUGH.
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"I love playing tough — well, not tough, but strong and powerful characters," she says.
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It's a very tough situation for my kids, very tough situation for my family.
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"The way he can command that changeup, it's a tough, tough pitch," Yost said.
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It is easier to be tough on guns when you're simultaneously tough on terrorism.
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It's a tough loss and it's tough to be a part of and watch.
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Philadelphia is a city where, when the going gets tough, the tough get going.
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Tough regulatory standards also make it tough to find buyers for European steel assets.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - - When the going gets tough, the tough ask for tax relief.
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Not fake tough," Musk said, taking a dig at Ford's slogan "Built Ford Tough.
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Okay, this is a tough message to have to relay, but tough times, etc.
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Tough on her, tough on the whole family, and I'm just glad it's over.
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Both sides are going to have to make some tough concessions and tough choices.
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"A tough way, obviously, to end a tough weekend," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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He's merely the first president not just to talk tough, but to get tough.
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WATCH: Jim Cramer says Irma was tough, but not tough enough to dent market.
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When their confidence gets going, they made shots, tough shots, tough 3s at times.
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We support her...presidential politics are tough, but she's tough enough to handle it.
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I've had to be tough; Virginia has had to be tough and fight to survive.
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I'd been in a tough school environment and having a tough home life with him.
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It's a tough program being trapped in a galley and given an incredibly tough workload.
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It was really tough to see, and it was tough to be a part of.
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"That's a tough lineup over there and a tough lineup to get out," Bundy said.
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"We have to make tough choices, and so far we're not making those tough choices."
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As a rule, the police are soft on the tough, and tough on the soft.
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"It's tough, it's tough for the team when I go again, three innings," Nola said.
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The limits of tough-guy policyBut tough-guy foreign policy works only to a point.
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"Those and elimination diets are very tough to do and tough to interpret," Hamilton says.
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Given his size, even his routine saves looked tough, and his tough saves looked ridiculous.
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Talking tough on crime is one thing; translating tough talk into effective policy quite another.
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That's what I've done in my life, and I've come through tough, tough political environments.
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He was tough on Syria, he was tough on guns, he went back at folks.
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In response to the anxiety, politicians have come out with a burst of proposals claiming to get tough on terrorists, tough on security, tough on integrating refugees—in short, tough on the whole confused range of identity-politics issues that are making Germans nervous.
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He said the senator was in a "tough, tough situation" and "not a very fair" one.
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But I think the French understand they are dealing with a very tough, tough president here.
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One of the biggest effects of a shrinking economy is a tough job market — really tough.
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Don't avoid tough conversations Couples really get into trouble when they avoid tough conversations, Stern says.
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Tough weeks for the team and the tough times don't seem to be stopping for me.
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"The markets business has been tough — really tough," said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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It's been a tough cycle, a really tough cycle emotionally and mentally and psychologically for everyone.
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Tough people don't go around talking about how tough they are or trying to prove it.
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Donald Trump's a pretty tough guy, and I think he's ready to make those tough calls.
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James is the son of a single mother from a tough corner of a tough city.
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"This is a tough day, a tough day," said Duree, visibly shaken and choking back tears.
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Politicians of both parties talked tough on crime and tough on drugs to voters at home.
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"Being where we are is tough; missing the playoffs is tough," Tavares said Wednesday after practice.
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Biden added that Israel's "very, very tough neighborhood, a tough and changing neighborhood" necessitated US support.
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But it is such a tough, tough problem, and made tougher because of the mixed pathology.
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And that's either a tough shot that goes in or a tough pass that gets through.
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One of the show's darkest metaphors (for Buffy's malaise and depression at this point in the run) and a gut-punch ending make this one brilliant, but tough, tough, tough to watch.
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It's going to be a tough, tough season, but we're just going to have to keep fighting.
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"It's a tough, tough loss," Oladipo said after Indiana lost to Boston for the fifth straight time.
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You might look at him and think he doesn't look as tough, but he's a tough player.
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YOU KNOW BEYOND THAT EUROPE IS TOUGH AND CHINA IS TOUGH EVERY PLACE IS GOING THAT WAY.
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Last year was tough for many independent digital publishers, but it was especially tough for Gawker Media.
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Tough Operating Environment Fitch expects limited improvement in O'key due to the tough operating environment in 443.
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The Tough PLA pack To get the Tough PLA, you'll need a special extruder for the Replicator+.
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You went through a tough, tough situation and I don't think a very fair situation, but congratulations.
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"It was a tough decision for us, it was a tough issue," Pirates pitcher Gerrit Cole said.
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That tough guy thing—I'm gonna call that a persona because, now, I'm a real tough guy.
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"The Hong Kong thing is a very tough situation, very tough," the president told reporters in August.
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And so I think this is why it's tough for investors and it's tough for our clients.
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A whistleblower is a great thing, but it's tough on the individual and tough on the organization.
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Who uses "tough language" although she doesn't exactly remember what the specifics of that tough language are.
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It might also hope to drive a wedge "between tough and not so tough countries," he added.
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"He may, and if he does, it's going to be very tough, very tough," Mr. Trump said.
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W.H. reporters should ask tough questions and Peter often does, BUT THAT WASN'T EVEN A TOUGH QUESTION.
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Barnsley is a tough place, old mining country, and Oakwell is a tough stage, unwelcoming and unforgiving.
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As tough as they just played, it's tough to give them words to make them feel better.
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He added that anyone who has to repeatedly tell you how "tough" he is, isn't that tough.
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I was a young kid coming out of Yale Law School, moved into a tough, tough, neighborhood.
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And it's always interesting to me to see folks who talk tough but then don't act tough.
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And yet she deserves so much more recognition for how beautifully she plays a tough, tough part.
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I was and am tough as nails, but there's so much more to being strong than being tough.
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But his only alternative to his own failed tough policies is to say that we need tough policies.
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Trump's thesis explicitly embraces "tough crime policies": Tough crime policies are the most important form of national defense.
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It makes it tough to make it tough in agriculture because we get more productive all the time.
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Be tough, be firm, and I expect if the summit goes on, be tough and be firm there.
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When the going gets tough, the tough take a look at the love lives of the tangentially famous.
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What I hear CEOs talking about is topline is going to stay tough, it was tough in '15.
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But for a tough, tough truck, the ZR2 Bison is remarkably easy to live with day to day.
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SCHLAPP: Jimmy Carter didn&apost sell him grain, that was really tough, that was some really tough stance.
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You have to keep chipping away at it—it's tough, and it's tough for anybody—despite their gender.
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The correct title is "Tough Love: Cinema by Lynne Ramsay," not "Tough Love: The Cinema of Lynne Ramsay."
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The choice of Mr. Lighthizer, who has a reputation as a tough negotiator, signaled a tough road ahead.
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The choice of Mr. Lighthizer, who has a reputation as a tough negotiator, conveyed a tough road ahead.
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But if history is any guide, the company could face "a very tough tough road ahead" Schonthal said.
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" Followed by "maybe that statement wasn't tough enough" and "if anything, that statement may not be tough enough.
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Which means you have to be tough without being so tough that nobody will work with you, either.
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Their absence made it tough for New York to keep up with Utah's efficient offense and tough defense.
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She'll know she's really back to her old self once she's tough enough for her next Tough Mudder.
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It's tough for the hitters to lay off, but tough for them to hit at the same time.
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I have the tough people, but they don't play it tough until they go to a certain point.
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This could be tough, given three red-state Democrats who are facing tough reelections already voted for Gorsuch.
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You know, he can talk tough all he wants, in the meantime he talked tough to North Korea.
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That is a very tough balancing act, and it's tough to find many examples where it has worked.
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This is a tough note to write — and perhaps a tough one to read for some of you.
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"NAFTA is sort of a gut check-issue about how much you care about workers in the heartland, so I think that's a tough, tough, a tough one for the vice president," said Rep.
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Americans are divided over the media's treatment of Trump, according to Gallup: "Not tough enough:" 28% "Too tough:" 36% "About right:" 21% "Republicans overwhelmingly believe the media has been too tough on Trump," Gallup says.
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"I think the biggest thing for us now is that we need to recover because that was a tough, tough game and we are going to face a tough Japanese side as well," Kerr added.
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By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Feb 10 (Reuters) - - When the going gets tough, the tough ask for tax relief.
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" He also noted that tax reform will "be tough" to pass, "but it won't be as tough as healthcare.
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"It's tough when you get down two goals and it's tough to battle back from that," Ekman-Larsson said.
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"They hit some tough shots, Watson banked one in and he hit a couple of tough ones," Wright said.
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It's a tough game, it's a tough way to make a living, but it does give you that freedom.
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The hinges are tough enough to keep the top closed and the strap is a bit tough to secure.
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Growing up is tough, and it's particularly tough in a culture that is as corrosive as ours is currently.
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"He was a strong guy, but it was a tough, tough thing that he was going through," Trump said.
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"I know it was a very tough night for Marco Rubio — he had a tough night," Trump said Tuesday.
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I feel like I was coming along in the end but it was tough for me, it was tough.
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Winner faces tough job Whoever wins the presidency has a tough road ahead amid tensions between Muslims and Christians.
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They can more easily impose tough contractual restrictions that make it tough for workers to shop for better jobs.
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John R. Lewis may not have been intrinsically tough, but he was tough in the name of civil rights.
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And under President Trump's "America first" mandate, being tough on crime is inextricably tied to being tough on immigration.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Chinese diplomats are known to be tough, but it is rare to hear descriptions of how tough.
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"He may, and if he does, it's going to be very tough, very tough," Mr. Trump said on Monday.
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"We want the government to stop saying tough words and (start) making tough acts," Ratcliffe said at the time.
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She was at her strongest, it seemed to me, when she was tough-minded about her characters' tough lives.
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Getting tough on Trump is going to be a picnic compared with getting tough on the causes of Trumpism.
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Life is tough enough, I can tell you the members of Congress on both sides of the aisle, it&aposs tough to be away from your family and it&aposs tough to take the public criticism.
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The testimonial from the elder Mr. Shaw softens what is otherwise a tough-on-crime, tough-on-illegal-immigration spot.
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I got her right when I was going through some tough things, like a breakup and tough things career wise.
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And you know what, if I was killer-tough with president Putin, they would have said, he was too tough.
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It was a tough few days, he admitted, but his experience was nowhere near as tough as what he'd seen.
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"And when were facing a tough map and a tough electoral environment, we need all the help we can get."
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It made things tough with my family, it made stuff tough with school because I needed to get good grades.
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By tough, we mean really, really tough -- especially when the Chicago Cubs are already rubbing the collapse in your face.
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"My son [Monroe's twin brother Moroccan Scott] is tough, but my daughter's super tough," he prefaced of the playground incident.
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She is an incredibly tough opponent and I had a tough match against her at the French Open last year.
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"It's a tough one, guys, it's a tough one," he told reporters Monday afternoon as he hustled toward his office.
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The question is whether she is tough enough and skilful enough to deal with the tough-minded Israelis and Palestinians.
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I had also tough moments, because in Melbourne it was really tough to go over and to come back stronger.
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Girls that many would not listen to, girls that came from very tough times in tough neighborhoods, in many instances.
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"My parents taught me to stay strong even when it gets tough, and it gets tough a lot," he says.
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He started 2017 talking tough but doing little to China, and ends 2017 talking tough but doing little to China.
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Quoting one of her husband's favorite sayings, Lauren captioned the images: "Tough Times Don't Last, Tough People Do 💪🏼 #FreeSitch"
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Yet they still acknowledge they'll have a tough time defeating Baldwin, especially in a tough political environment for the GOP.
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They were against everything Reagan was doing to get tough on the Soviet Union, now they want to be tough.
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And in that very first term, they had to take tough vote after tough vote because we were in crisis.
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I have had good matches with her before and I expect another tough one — of course every match is tough.
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It's really tough to beat them, even to get a set from them, even every game to win is tough.
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Yet amid the fight, there's a sense of hope as we watch one tough kid turning into one tough man.
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Yes, we did have 30 years of a decline in crime, which we did with tough sentencing, and tough prosecution.
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We were basically a greasy spoon in a tough part of Toronto, a tough neighbourhood not too far from here.
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It was tough for them and it was tough for me because you have to share in that emotion and grief.
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Scarborough tried to argue that he is tough on both candidates, and that Hillary is "tough" enough to take that criticism.
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But what so many don't realize is that sharing your tough moments can make other people's tough moments a little easier.
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I've been tough..." Díaz-Balart: "You've been tough, but..." Trump: "...and yet my poll numbers with Hispanics have gone way up.
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But I have a tough group that is getting more tough-minded all the time and I totally believe in them.
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" Of filming such tough scenes, MGK says, "Man, my life is f—ing tough, I don't have no problem going there.
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IT'S A TOUGH TOUGH BUSINESS IN AEROSPACE, BUT AGAIN I THINK THIS COMBINATION MAKES IT SO MUCH MORE DIFFICULT GOING FORWARD.
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I work without ADD'ing on social media, and I dig, really dig into tough, tough tasks without procrastinating or avoiding them.
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"The Hong Kong thing is a very tough situation - very tough," Trump told reporters during a visit to Morristown, New Jersey.
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There's a lot of tough guys on Twitter that if you meet them in person don't really, are not so tough.
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So I had a radio ... and you have to answer the tough questions, which I felt comfortable answering those tough questions.
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"Yeah, it's tough, it's real tough," said Victor Oladipo, who continued his hot scoring with 25 points to lead the Magic.
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"I knew it was going to be tough, and it was very tough," Tsitsipas, who plays Poland's Hubert Hurkacz next, said.
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"When you get into a tough situation when you need a strikeout, that becomes tough when you really can't," Harvey said.
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But several Democrats facing tough re-election fights in states where Trump won big have their own tough choice to make.
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"I don't know Prince Andrew, but it's a tough story, it's a very tough story," President Trump told reporters on Tuesday.
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He's warm on the outside but when the tough decision comes he's cold, and tough, and chooses without fear or favor.
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In the Senate, Pompeo faces a tough confirmation as Democrats are expected to ask him some tough questions about numerous issues.
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I learned something very simple when I was in the CIA: Be nice with nice guys and tough with tough guys.
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James Zimmerman, the head of the American Chamber of Commerce in China and a prominent Clinton backer, said "talking tough is a lot easier than thinking tough and making tough decisions, which is what presidents actually have to do".
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"We intend to be tough on Brexit and tough on the causes of Brexit," said James Torrance, the party's head of strategy.
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"My father's been incarcerated half of my life, and it was tough, extremely tough," Branch told the Clarion Ledger of Jackson, Miss.
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This reflects a long-held "tough on crime" and "tough on drugs" stance that Sessions has held for much of his career.
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"Sometimes when you have to be very tough with somebody who's being tough with you, you can't be so presidential," he says.
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So, we're gonna have a tough discussion and a not-so-tough discussion, but we're gonna talk about what happened at Jawbone.
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So, we wondered, would it be possible to tell a Luke Cage tough-guy line from a Nic Cage tough-guy line?
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" Trump even said he wished the campaign had been less vicious on both sides, acknowledging: "They were tough, and I was tough.
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"It was tough, it was crazy tough, especially with Michele and the closeness we have with her," Roethlisberger said of the game.
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But as the famous phrase goes, when the going gets tough…the tough channel everything they've got into making a second album.
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"I never complain about tough decisions and tough plays after the game that referees have to make," Wizards coach Scott Brooks said.
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Philippot said Fillon, who was prime minister between 2007-2012, talked tough on migration but would not act tough once in power.
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She's match-tough after Rome, but still fresh - that's a tough combination, and it will be hard for anyone to beat her.
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Merlin also warned of tough trading conditions, saying London was a tough market as it reported results broadly in line with expectations.
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Creating a new AR platform is tough, and there are a ton of super smart people here helpingus crack some tough problems.
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Overall, Plett was a skilled tough guy, or maybe a tough skill guy depending on how you wanted to look at it.
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"Not too tough, but tough enough," Poehler, who is the mother of two boys with ex-husband Will Arnett, told Entertainment Tonight.
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"The Hong Kong thing is a very tough situation - very tough," Trump told reporters earlier during a visit to Morristown, New Jersey.
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"It was tough to breathe without coughing, I was just fighting to stay in the course, it was tough today," she said.
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" Asked if Harris would be a tough opponent in the 2020 election, Trump said: "You never know who's going to be tough.
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But among Democrats, only 8 percent think the media's coverage is too tough and 53 percent think it is not tough enough.
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Extravaganza."'It would be a tough ask'When Business Insider told Haye about the news, he said: "It would be a tough ask.
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" When asked about the role younger members can play, Kennedy won't criticize Pelosi, calling her "one tough lady and one tough leader.
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While this is hardly an era of great men, it is a time ripe with tough guys pushing tough-guy foreign policy.
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Touring is really tough and being in a band is tough therefore, a label should help the band make their job easier.
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It was tough... we had it really tough towards the end of the game, but it really doesn't matter in the end.
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There's some tough races that I've had to bounce back from, and tough workouts, and that's the same thing with my treatments.
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After a tough 2018, Snapchat staged a comeback last year, but continues to face tough competition from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest.
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Russia talking tough... The Kremlin is talking tough, about both eliminating the "terrorists" in Idlib and "provocations" being planned by the West.
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"The issues are tough, and they will be tough to resolve," Biegun said Thursday when he was named to his new role.
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And Republicans in tough or potentially tough down-ballot races — as McCain, Toomey, and Ayotte are — evidently fear alienating too many of them.
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That's a tough one — it's tough to understand, but this has been a really difficult period of time for a lot of people.
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"It was just a tough crowd out there today, really very tough; story of my life," Williams said in the post-match interview.
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So be tough on Putin, be tough in our European allies, but remember this, NATO is your friend and Putin is your enemy.
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" ("What an embarrassment," one fan responded.) "It was tough on me, but it was tough on the people that I love, you know?
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The laptop wasn't just tough, it was so tough you could throw it across a room — a feature he'd happily demonstrate in interviews.
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" Bookout nodded, saying, "That's tough and it sucks and it's tough because there's nothing you can really do, you know what I mean?
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We all knew he was a dog, we knew that he was a … tough guy, a brute, a tough guy to negotiate with.
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Tough talk, moderate action In Trump's mind, his bellicose language makes him look tough and gives him greater leverage over prospective negotiating partners.
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"I know it was a very tough night for Marco Rubio — he had a tough night," Trump said in a Tuesday evening address.
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"He's pretty tough, but not tough enough for a drone," Roberts, who did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment, told WTHR.
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Paul may soon face a tough choice Rand Paul is struggling in the GOP presidential race and could soon face a tough choice.
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Jeff is very tough, very tough guy, although I think he's morphed quite a bit, too, with his other things that he's doing.
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Matt Lauer was very tough on me, and I guess he was tough on her, I thought frankly he was tougher on me.
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"The Americans are finding that the negotiations are tough because Canadians are tough negotiators, as we should be," Trudeau said, according to Reuters.
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Third, the czar must have a tough deadline -- or a series of tough deadlines -- to create a sense of urgency among all participants.
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" "But the presidency is a tough job, and if you're not ready to make those tough calls then you shouldn't seek the office.
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It was a tough call and hopefully they've got it right but looking at it today it's going to be a tough sell.
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The difficult diet probably selected for a tough constitution, with top-flight immune and DNA repair systems, and tough things tend to last.
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"It's a tough thing, and what makes it more tough is I have family in North Carolina and friends there," Jonas told E!
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Tough on crime, but pro reform The message to Trump is that you can be tough on crime but still for these reforms.
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For Earnhardt, the "Track Too Tough to Tame" is now the "Track Too Tough to Race" in his only start of the year.
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"The Americans are finding that the negotiations are tough because Canadians are tough negotiators, as we should be," Mr. Trudeau said in Ottawa.
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"I have had some tough matches against Julia in the past and I knew this one would be tough as well," Wozniacki said.
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"(It's) extremely tough (to) come back home after a tough loss (in Dallas on Wednesday) and just give the game away," Harden said.
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You know, Trump, absolutely wants to be a tough guy, and he should be tough in telling them we want more money or else.
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"Congressman Carter hasn't had a tough race his entire career, so we'll show him tough then we'll show him the door," the video says.
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We've partnered with Tough Mudder and Greatist to take one lucky winner and a friend to Tough Mudder Sydney on November 18 and 113.
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The Coke maker "follow a picture-perfect accelerated growth quarter from PepsiCo, so they're in a tough position — too tough for me, " Cramer said.
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"So they may talk tough or use language that is similar to gang-involved youth to present themselves as being tough online," he continued.
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"I have had tough conversations with my family, really tough ones but my family is standing with me," he later told the Daily Mail.
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"I have had tough conversations with my family, really tough ones but my family is standing with me," he later told the Daily Mail.
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Talking tough about protecting gun rights is just as easy for Republican politicians as it is for Democrats to talk tough about gun control.
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"It's true that I have been (handed) a tough draw, a tough opponent for a second round," Nadal said after his victory over Kyrgios.
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The Pacers are extremely tough to score on, but luckily for the Raps they're not all that tough to keep from putting up points.
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His caption revealed the tough road he faced while recovering from cancer, and how he learned not to quit when the going gets tough.
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"My guess is China will do something tough and nasty but it won't be tough and nasty enough to make a difference," Chinoy said.
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So, the next time your horoscope alludes to tough times ahead, that's your cue to get tough as well (and not to stress out).
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Each of them is tough and ruthless, but they see in Trump someone who understands them and is equally tough in defending his country.
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While the '70s were tough for Kors to think about from an aesthetic standpoint, the '90s were tough for him from a business standpoint.
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And journalists find the argument alluring because it has a ring of tough skepticism, and we journalists love to present ourselves as tough skeptics.
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Talk about them and how you all look at them, because you've been pretty tough on them, and they've had a pretty tough year.
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"It was a tough game, a tough fight," said Harper, who finished with 26 points and was named the Midwest Region's most outstanding player.
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Read the full story here Sanders criticizes Biden's voting record: 'People want somebody' who can make 'tough decisions in tough times'By JUSTINE COLEMAN Sen.
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Instead it's about tough men toughing it out in tough conditions while laughing — or stoically staring or occasionally trembling — in the face of death.
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The longer version is nonjudgmental, showing the tough conditions faced by people scratching out an existence in a tough business with razor-thin margins.
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He has earned Mr. Trump's ire in the past for asking tough questions — and offering tough analysis — of the president and his senior aides.
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That means that, for solvers, a really tough clue is not so tough if you can get one or two letters in an entry.
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"Virtually every member from a tough district made the tough choice that his conduct was serious enough to merit an impeachment inquiry," said Rep.
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But Jackson still faces a tough vote in the Senate and could face a tough hearing with the allegations against him being discussed publicly.
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Meanwhile, Republicans dance on hot coals trying to figure out a way to look tough on immigration without actually being tough on illegal aliens.
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When the going gets tough — and at some point, the going always gets politically tough — politicians predictably demonize foreign trade deals as the culprit.
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Her small, confident, capable voice is tough because, as a lesbian competing in a man's world both musically and erotically, she has to be tough.
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Yes, this a phenomenally tough category — so tough that Tracee Ellis Ross was snubbed for Black-ish despite having been nominated every year since 2016.
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If you think these decisions are tough with clear-cut situations, imagine how tough it will be for self-driving cars amidst chaotic road conditions.
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And where we are, because he&aposs been tough, and I think he should be tough, and I am glad that John Bolton is there.
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If it can be a tough time to be a black male in America, it is also a tough time to be a police officer.
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Challenge-response tests that present jumbled and distorted characters in various fonts and configurations are super-tough for machines, but not so tough for humans.
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Supporters: President Trump, Steve Bannon, Republican National Committee Platform: Moore is anti-establishment, "tough on crime," tough on immigration, anti-LGBTQ rights and anti-abortion.
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Moreover, the country's tough regulatory environment doesn't make it easy for local breweries, especially as capacity limits mean economies of scale are tough to achieve.
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It's always tough to be a public school teacher, but it is especially tough in Oklahoma—and Oklahoma teachers are ready to walk in protest.
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"It's a very tough situation that they're in, and it's a very tough situation that we've been placed in the United States," Trump told reporters.
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" Earlier in the night, Trump congratulated Rubio "on running a really tough campaign," saying the young senator is tough, smart and has "a great future.
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He said Ms. Olivera's posts on Instagram helped him through moments that were tough, but not tough enough to merit a face-to-face consultation.
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Regardless of the TV's specifications, OnePlus will have a tough fight on its hands as it tries to make money in a notoriously tough market.
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On the page, [Mary] seems so...she's tough and strong and I didn't feel tough or strong when we were shooting it, at that time.
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What's amazing about Trump's reliance on the tough-talk explanation for his "shithole" comments is that what he actually said is the opposite of tough.
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"He had a special way of making you feel good all the time even in the tough games and in the tough moments," Long said.
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"I think we're going to be very tough on the drug companies in that regard and very tough on doctors in that regard," he said.
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Over the past few decades, as lawmakers passed tough-on-crime policies, the idea of a tough approach trickled down to schools across the nation.
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Once again, the signs point in a single direction: Trump is "tough on crime," and he's surrounded himself with people who are "tough on crime," too.
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Instead of the tough guy fighting for you, he became the tough guy whose goons would mire their constituents in traffic for a pointless little feud.
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Pros: Very high-quality whey protein powder with absolutely no unnecessary ingredientsCons: Expensive, can be tough to mix, tough to digest for anyone who's lactose-intolerant
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OTTAWA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday that the United States is finding NAFTA talks tough because Canadians are tough negotiators.
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I've learned that a tough outward appearance, if not a preventative measure for catcalling, at least makes me feel strong, tough enough to take incoming fire.
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" Trump, taking the stage after Palin, said: "Her husband is a tough cookie but when you're too tough, you break ribs every once in a while.
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"Seven goals against — it's tough when you make some good saves there and it's tough to even take those good saves out of it," Raanta said.
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He was really tough, he kept the ball down, and we knew that coming in, but it's still, it's still tough to lay off some pitches.
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Sounding tough -- no matter whether or not we can back up that tough talk without starting a world war -- is an end in and of itself.
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"The conversation was very impassioned, I don't dispute that the President was using tough language, others in the room were also using tough language," Nielsen said.
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States face tough decisions about future primary elections Governors and state officials face tough decisions ahead about whether to hold in-person voting in future primaries.
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"Serena always expects a tough match against her sister, but I don't think she expected it to be quite that tough from the start," Mouratoglou said.
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That's a remarkable level of unanimity from House Democratic freshmen, many of whom won tough races in GOP-leaning districts and face very tough reelection fights.
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In it, he is a tough-talking tough guy who uses colorful language and sharp elbows to change things in their interest and in their favor.
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" Instead, she added, "it's about tough men toughing it out in tough conditions while laughing — or stoically staring or occasionally trembling — in the face of death.
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While Rodriguez has the tough ask of taking on one of the best to ever play the game, he makes a tough match up for Edgar.
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The storyline its proponents push is that no-excuses schools may be tough but they prepare students well: They represent a kind of educational tough love.
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When all they knew about that outcome was that Trump was talking tough, it made sense to wait and see what that tough talk turned into.
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So like Diddy himself, his fragrance has two sides: a tough exterior, but not so tough that he won't turn down a cameo in Muppets Most Wanted.
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For one, Sessions has time and time again proven to be "tough on crime," opposing efforts to roll back tough prison sentences that contributed to mass incarceration.
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Overall, 13% feel the response has not been tough enough, while 21% think the response has been about right and 2003% say it has been too tough.
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It's tough to blame Spiegel for Facebook, and it's tough to invent products that Facebook can't quickly replicate — and with almost 1.4 billion daily users, quickly dominate.
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"My son is tough, but my daughter's super tough," Cannon, 37, explained during a segment of Dad Fails with Queer Eye's Karamo Brown and PEOPLE's Jeremy Parsons.
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We need tough new laws to hold corporate executives personally accountable, and we need tough prosecutors who have the courage to go after people at the top.
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We need tough new laws to hold corporate executives personally accountable and we need tough prosecutors who have the courage to go after people at the top.
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"They started hitting tough shots and then those tough shots turned into easy shots," said Celtics guard Marcus Smart, who finished with nine points and eight rebounds.
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And how people would take part once in a Tough Mudder endurance event so they would be able to show off their tough adventurer facet forever after.
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"It's a very tough situation that they're in, and it's a very tough situation that we've been placed in the United States," Trump told reporters in July.
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A majority of Republicans, 28503 percent, said the media's coverage of Trump is too tough, compared to just 22019 percent who said it is not tough enough.
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"He started throwing that sinker, and that sinker at 97, 98, if it's tough to catch, I know it's tough to hit," Texas catcher Bobby Wilson said.
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He realized that the blame for his bad play started with him and that when the going gets tough, the tough cling tighter to those they trust.
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"A lot of consolidation comes when you're in tough times and agriculture is certainly in tough times," said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist for brokerage INTL FCStone.
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He can make tough shots, but that knowledge leads him to take tough shots, often without so much as glancing at the other Cavaliers on the court.
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Related: Joe Jackson on physically disciplining his kids: 'I'm glad I was tough' "I'm glad I was tough, because look what I came out with," he said.
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As usual, the first person to get the correct answer will get a copy of my book and the honor of figuring out this tough, tough case.
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Clinton chose her after she developed a reputation as a tough-on-crime prosecutor in Miami at a time when tough-on-crime policies were in vogue.
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I have the tough people, but they don't play it tough — until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad.
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The international response was tough, but apparently not tough enough; some months later, Russian-backed rebels invaded the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, triggering even more sanctions.
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" And when another reporter asked whether she was tough enough to take on Trump, she laughed and sad, "I am tough enough to take on Donald Trump.
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Through private conversations and carefully calibrated public statements, they have tried to push the President to match his often tough rhetoric toward Iran with equally tough action.
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"The idea is to absolutely have a tough tournament, tough matches - the better man wins," he told a news conference alongside Czech world number 14 Tomas Berdych.
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The tough thing about homelessness is, no matter how you come into this, you quickly learn it's tough to weaponize this and make this a partisan issue.
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I do think what was tough, what was tough for Hillary and what was tough for that campaign, is just what you were saying, you go out there, you give a big speech on the jobs and the economy and then suddenly the "Access Hollywood" tape comes out, right?
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If you see me raising topics about being nice to yourself, yes it's a tough talk for everyone else, but initially, it was a tough talk for me.
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"Enough talking about being tough on terrorism: Actually be tough on terrorism and stop making it as easy as possible for terrorists to buy assault weapons," Obama said.
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We've got a couple of tough games coming up and we have to focus on that, but it's only going to help you to go through tough times.
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He blamed Senate Republicans for stalling action on a budget to help protect some of those facing tough re-election races from having to take some tough votes.
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"There's certain buildings that are tough buildings to come into and we've tried to make the Verizon Center very tough to come into," Capitals coach Barry Trotz said.
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"It's kind of a page from the Reagan playbook — talk tough, act tough, build up and then, I guess, presumably, negotiate," Woodward added, referencing former President Ronald Reagan.
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The more you solve, the more you will see things come up again and, even if it was tough the first time, it won't be tough the second.
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She tells Andrea that she deals with tough times by becoming an animated Disney princess in her imagination, because they also dealt with tough times and being captured.
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"In order to be a tough guy, you've got to go against some tough guys and get beat every once in a while," Manhattan coach Steve Masiello said.
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Still, I have a tough time believing they'll lose three straight, and almost as tough a time believing this Broncos team is ready to win three straight games.
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When one of our key guys doesn't play, that makes it tough on the other two and it makes it tough on the rest of the team, also.
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"They're tough — and they're tough because they're plate-disciplined more than anything," said Matt Wieters, the Cardinals' backup catcher and a former National, referring to Rendon and Soto.
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But Biden has way outpaced his competitors in numbers, and he's earned endorsements from Democrats who've won tough races in places that will be tough again in 22020.
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I don&apost think he wants to risk a stock market crash, an economic recession on his watch because of this tough talk or this tough play with China.
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On the policies: Immigration: 48% said Trump's immigration policies are too tough, 32% said they are about right, and 16% said they are not tough enough, per CBS News.
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"She was both calling for tough enforcement and then praising and having the back of the administration when we took those tough enforcement actions," said one former department official.
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But if it was tough for the largest auto manufacturers in the world in the years that followed, it was really tough for a new car company to launch.
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Check out the clip -- Berto is Team McGregor all the way, telling our guy he thinks Nate's tough ... but not tough enough to take out the pride of Ireland.
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New button: Sad Appropriate time to use: When he told Ellen DeGeneres it's still "tough" to think about ex Selena Gomez – and it was still tough for you, too.
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You can make an argument that he could be tough, and there's a lot of tough actors around, but when you watched him on the show, you got gold.
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The American public stands squarely behind a tough regulator enforcing tough rules against the financial services industry, but bank lobbyists in Washington can't stop trying to change the subject.
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From way across the country came Cousins, from Mount Vernon, N.Y. He's a tough kid from a tough place, and his mother wanted to get him out of there.
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Forty-four percent said Trump has been "too tough" on the media, with 22019 percent saying he hasn't been tough enough and 22 percent saying he's been just right.
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The truth is, despite his lifelong yearning to be considered a tough guy — despite all of his talk about toughness — he's truly about as far from tough as possible.
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"A local town is going to go through pretty tough times because people have lost their houses and lives been lost ... it's tough time for all," Mark Ethell said.
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Jeff Sessions is conducting a master class on deflecting tough questions Jeff Sessions is conducting a master class on deflecting tough questions The Senate confirmation hearings for Alabama Sen.
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" Food & Wine called it a "Best Tough Workhorse.
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" Pete Sessions faces tough test - Politico: "Texas Rep.
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" Trout added, "It's sad for baseball ... it's tough.
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" He added: "Be tough & strong, we love you!
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" And then "... when the going gets tough, quit.
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" Library says it had to make a tough call The library said it was disappointed it couldn't move forward with the event but had to make a "very tough call.
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So if you're currently a Comcast internet access subscriber, you'd have to cancel, wait 90 days (tough for families with school-age kids; tough for anyone, really), and then apply.
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The fight's not over Regardless of who succeeds Rosselló, the new governor faces tough challenges -- including a tough economy, a difficult recovery from Hurricane Maria, and now an emboldened electorate.
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In the House, Republicans are divided over how tough to make the enforcement provisions and there's little appetite among Democrats to help advance Trump's get-tough approach to illegal immigration.
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The longer I looked at these tough, bold, challenging works the more I became convinced that Milan is making art that is urgent and tough and shot through with vulnerability.
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Trudeau told reporters in Ottawa on Thursday that "the Americans are finding that the negotiations are tough because Canadians are tough negotiators, as we should be," according to news reports.
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La Perla is a tough place, and for many years, it had a suitably tough godfather: Jorge Gómez González, a man known to all as Cara de Truck, or Truckface.
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"While we won tonight, this remains a very tough political environment and moving forward, we cannot expect to win tough races when our candidate is being outraised," the statement read.
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Trump has scoffed at suggestions that he will not be tough with Russia, saying more than once that Clinton would be less tough if she were in the White House.
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"A lot of people are tough on the court and then when you seem them off the court, they're not as tough as they want to be," Barnes told us.
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"We know we can have a tough game on our hands but we also know that whoever plays us will also have a tough game on their hands," he added.
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We began to hear the President shift from describing himself as "tough on crime" to expressing that he's tough but fair and recognizing the disproportionate sentencing in the justice system.
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Think about it — when the weather gets tough (like car buried under a foot of snow, subways shut down, coffee shop closed kind of tough), what do you turn to most?
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Don Bacon, a Nebraska Republican who faces a tough reelection in November, told CNN that "farm prices are significantly down" and that the tough trade talk was not helping the issue.
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"You want to be president of the United States, you need to be able to answer the tough questions," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio told Biden during one tough exchange.
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Partly it's psychological: Trump loves acting the part of the tough guy, but hates doing things that are genuinely tough, like standing up to dictators or firing his subordinates in person.
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"So the idea is, 'So you're a tough guy, you've gotta tell everyone that you're tough, you're this and you're this and you're this and you're this,'" she told Rolling Stone.
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Medications may also be tough to access due to supply-chain issuesEven if insurance companies lifted restrictions, it could still be tough for Americans who wanted to refill their scripts early.
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Donald Trump has made tough decision after tough decision, whether it's in Korea, whether it's with China, whether it's in NATO, whether it's in the Persian Gulf, whether it's in Iran.
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Recency bias is tough to contend with and makes it tough to recall the better showings earlier in the year, especially with performances as commanding and thoughtful as dos Anjos vs.
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A tough political environment has so far discouraged many of the G.O.P.'s strongest potential candidates, and those who do run might face tough primary challenges from Steve Bannon-backed insurgents.
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Y. – no stranger to tough political talk – condemned Waters.
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It was a tough decision — in a good way.
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More importantly ... he had to look tough for Kim.
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Mohrer's departure comes at a tough time for Uber .
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Shooting #firebase - tough lugging equip into a jungle pic.twitter.
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AND FINALLY ... Water works It's been another tough week.
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Transferring someone in the middle of high school – tough.
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" She continued: "We are just as tough as men.
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Even the tough days — there's something delightful about them.
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Even after a tough loss — you can't point fingers.
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She gets that shaving is tough – she hates shaving.
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" "To these people, we would like to say: Tough.
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" Against Brazil, he said: "We'll have more tough moments.
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So Trump will probably need Ds — tough before midterms.
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" He called him "a strong man, a tough man.
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" She captioned her video, "Had a tough day yesterday!
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Let's be honest — 21960 has been a tough year.
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But that's a good hitting team — a tough lineup.
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Health care is tough ... tougher than Middle East peace?
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" The real estate mogul called Wallace "fair" and "tough.
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" "They've never seen an American president this tough before.
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And I thought there was — a tough dynamic there.
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Lemoine says that job hunting — and interviewing — is tough.
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Good question — it's going to be a tough vote.
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Tough break ... where's a rookie when you need one?
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Often, though, those questions aren't actually tough — or smart.
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"It's tough, especially mentally — it's the worst," Zubac said.
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Here's the latest: • Back to tough talk on immigration.
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" Henrich regards him for a moment and says, "Tough!
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" Kavanaugh later apologized, saying, "This is a tough process.
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She'll have some tough — and memorable — acts to follow.
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Resolutions are easy to make — but tough to keep.
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Is Mr. Kelly — a tough, sensible general — being silenced?
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" And I said, "Well, it's tough to lose anything.
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Carlos Curbelo — are facing tough reelection contests this year.
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" That tough approach is embodied in the "ghetto package.
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"Some of the challenges that they were facing, the changes and the tough decisions that needed to be made would be tough under the public market scrutiny," Schulman said in an interview.
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Tony Blair might seem the prototype of the modern soundbite-spewer, with his promises to focus on "education, education, education" and to be "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime".
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This, combined with the motivational quotes emblazoned on the walls ("Tough situations don't last, but tough people do"), is clearly meant to encourage professionalism even when the players leave the training ground.
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And you have to evaluate and see exactly what went wrong with your team, or what went right with your team, so it's a tough place, it's a tough question to answer.
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Trump continues his vitriolic attacks on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the first member of his cabinet to be confirmed and a key proponent of Trump's tough-on-immigration, tough-on-crime agenda.
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"Trump refusing to take the party line and condemn Moore puts McConnell in a tough spot, it puts everyone in a tough spot," said Ryan Williams, a former spokesman for Mitt Romney.
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"You were a tough one, I have to tell you, that was a tough situation," the President said to Holt, adding that he is "very proud" of the administration's overall track record.
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But with experience and tough moments, I learned that if you enjoy it more, and take every tough moment and tournament that you have to defend as a challenge, it's much better.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist At this point, it's looking as if Trump's tough talk on China trade will turn out to be as empty as his tough talk on, say drug prices.
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I have to go out there and execute and it's going to be tough and hopefully it is tough and I can play a really solid round and give myself more looks.
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It'd make it tough on the hustings to convince even a MAGA rally that the wall has been built and that get-tough immigration policies — snakes and gators and moats, oh my!
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"He was tough, he was straight talking, he was the tough guy on your side," said Dr. Matthew Hale, an associate professor of political science and public affairs at Seton Hall University.
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Meanwhile, 37 percent said the media has been too tough on Trump, while 32 percent say they haven't been tough enough on the president and 24 percent say they've been just right.
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First, senators of both parties are increasingly focused on avoiding "tough" votes and, because the two parties find different issues "tough," on trying to force the other side to take such votes.
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When it became clear that the tough talk didn't reflect the underlying reality — people who entered the US were still allowed to stay and seek asylum — the tough talk lost its efficacy.
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"The Americans are finding that the negotiations are tough because Canadians are tough negotiators, as we should be," Trudeau told reporters on the way into a regular weekly cabinet meeting in Ottawa.
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" Of the entertainment world, she says, "It's very tough for women, it's very tough for black people, it's very tough for a black woman who's not going to get out on TV and act like a buffoon, because the industry still wants a certain kind of shuckin' and jivin' from my people, and I can't give that.
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"For sure, it was already a tough, tough, tough moment for myself, to be out, to get surgery, to know that it will take at least six months to be back at a place where I can play tennis again," said Wawrinka, who has not played a competitive match since being knocked out of the first round at Wimbledon.
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" Law professor at Villanova University "The prosecution of Bill Cosby for the aggravated indecent assault of Andrea Constand was widely viewed as a 'tough case' — and no doubt the retrial will be tough as well — but as District Attorney Kevin Steele rightly observed in his comments following the mistrial, prosecutors 'should take on the tough cases.
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Which is why death penalty opponents have to speak up, even though it feels awful and insensitive in the wake of such a sickening crime, even though it's tough -- especially when it's tough.
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So it's no wonder that, like Jack, Ventimiglia is reaching out to his Twitter followers to help them get through the tough stuff...even if that tough stuff is solely on the screen.
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Asked a tough question about her reputation for dishonesty by a skeptical young Democrat, Clinton responded in a tough, forceful manner that will remind many of how she fended off the Benghazi hearings.
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He is tough as tough gets being it was the first day of summer vacation and he has to have his feet wrapped and is unable to play with his friends or brothers.
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He said some descriptions of his wife during trial as a sharp-tongued and tough woman were tough for him to listen to and didn&apost match the woman he knew and loved.
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Reality Check: California's prosperity under tough climate laws By Kate Grise, CNN Brown held up his home state as a shining example of a place where tough climate laws have not hurt businesses.
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Not only was it a tough ending, but it was a tough start for the Flames and rookie goalie Jon Gillies, who was victimized on two of the first three shots on goal.
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" During a press conference at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club on Thursday afternoon, Trump stated, "Frankly, the people who were questioning that statement — was it too tough — maybe it wasn't tough enough.
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He campaigned on fighting the opioid epidemic and getting tough on drugs, and his calls for getting tough on the border center on preventing drugs as well as illegal immigrants from coming in.
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To put a number on it, when a human was giving the robot tough love, the machine had a 52 percent success rate at grasping, compared to 26.5 percent without the tough love.
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"After showing that the Tesla truck could withstand more damage from a sledgehammer than a regular truck&aposs door could, Musk said, "You want a truck that&aposs really tough, not fake tough.
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"Harley is in a tough spot here, where their core constituency is getting older and they are having a tough time attracting new people to the sport," said Raymond James analyst Joe Altobello.
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How to communicate with your board in tough times For startup CEOs, tough economic periods are like stressful stretches in a marriage: They test your mettle while making ugly truths impossible to hide.
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"Tough Love" (season 24, episode 24) "Tough Love" features the first time we see Willow's magic turn her eyes black, when she turns on Glory in a fury after Glory melts Tara's brain.
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"It's obviously been a tough start for us on many levels, so just trying to find our footing and obviously this puts us in a tough spot," head coach Steve Kerr told reporters.
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But Tillerson "has a tough set of meetings and a tough job ahead of him when he's in Ankara," said Ross Wilson, who was the US ambassador to Turkey from 2005 to 2008.
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Being on the engine and going in, that was tough but it was a different type of tough when you get told to leave and you don't know anything, yeah, so it's different.
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Getting to the top in any field should be tough.
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Journalists should be tough when powerful people say untrue things.
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"Right at the end, it got very tough," he said.
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Although tiny, they were crispy enough and not too tough.
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That led to eating more fibrous, tough foods buried underground.
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Just by nature of the engagement, that's a tough job.
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"When she's in front, it's tough to play," Sevastova said.
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I think the negotiations are going to be very tough.
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We knew it was going to be a tough sell.
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They are tough to beat, especially by air power alone.
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But changing taxation rules in Europe is a tough road.
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Finding a suitable replacement at the alliance will be tough.
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The incessant hype around new games can make this tough.
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Her son is dyslexic, and he found the SAT tough.
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Australia also faces a tough program over the next year.
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"How much longer can we blame weather and tough comps?"
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I love my job, but this week has been tough.
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But it can be tough to operate in such places.
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The test is notoriously tough, but political flattery can help.
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Working at an Amazon fulfillment center is tough and tedious.
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Retail woes: A tough week for US retailers drags on.
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Even when romance was tough, it was ultimately a blast.
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It put someone like Jill Soloway in a tough spot.
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He's ramping up the rhetoric with Iran and talking tough.
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Lee and Wrangler face a tough battle with Levis, though.
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I know how tough their job is every single day.
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The BJP has long advocated a tough stance toward Pakistan.
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It already looks like talks are going to be tough.
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This has been a tough chunk of history for women.
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And he didn't want to take responsibility for tough measures.
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Tough tactics aside, regulators did extend a hand in friendship.
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And it took some tough love to get there though.
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Did we mention this list was tough to narrow down?
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These are tough questions that force us to get real.
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It's a tough thing to describe using just words, honestly.
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And I think that what has happened is very tough.
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The iPhone XR just doesn't feel as tough or sturdy.
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"Matt is the trustworthy and tough news man," Murphy said.
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Being single on Valentine's Day is always a little tough.
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Expect some tough questions for the chief executive that day.
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Tough bounces, but we got a point out of it.
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And I thought we weren't mentally tough at that point.
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He faces a tough transition from wayward prince to king.
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We had a tough fight last time, but I won.
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The gift comes at a tough time for Williams, 54.
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Tom Hardy has a tough acting coach — his son Louis!
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BONGINO: Again, Philippe has a tough time with the facts.
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How tough a battle do you think this will be?
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At least it's tough to find them in southern Wisconsin.
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"It's still tough to watch that Florida game," says Makings.
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"It is tough working with a romantic partner," she continues.
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Hopefully, these investors realize a tough slog that lies ahead.
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It's just we're going through a tough stretch right now.
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You were a tough one, I have to tell you.
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Getting there is tough, and staying there is even tougher.
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For the novice, picking the right investments can be tough.
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It's tough to find an EV anywhere on Earth, though.
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Image: Getty / WikiCommonsIt's been a tough year in the news.
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Hint: It's really, really tough, and you know exactly why.
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The US consumer is having a tough time of it.
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KERNEN: BUT HE WAS – HE MANEUVERED THROUGH SOME TOUGH WATERS.
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"These deputies are trained to handle tough situations," says Keith.
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I want to make it but it's a tough time.
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"Obviously, it was a tough start for me," Mazanec said.
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It's tough in New York, and not just for Amazon.
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The president has already talked about a very tough budget.
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There's another reason a bilateral deal may be tough: History.
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It's time we're going to be a little tough folks.
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"Getting over her was tough," Tartick, 29, admits to PEOPLE.
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It may be tough to keep track of them all.
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We've got a tough task, no matter who we're playing.
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That's another tough call that AI can't make just yet.
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But the domain fronting issue might be a tough sell.
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Sometimes, in an interview, it's the tough questions you want.
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It's tough and very risky — but it's all worth it!
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That's going to be tough for any battery to beat.
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All this softheaded sternness and flabby tough talk is embarrassing.
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And then for Democrats, this is very, very tough day.
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But at Ferrari he has a tough act to follow.
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"Mitt is tough, he's sharp, he's smart," Trump said then.
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Trump himself ran on a clearly "tough on crime" platform.
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The sessions were filled with tough questions, and complicated answers.
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Must have been a tough call to make for MGMT.
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" A smiling Tilly replied: "He's really tough on me, yeah.
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This has gotta be a tough time for the family.
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Xiang talked tough at a Beijing press conference last week.
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However, making those proposals a reality has looked increasingly tough.
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"It's tough right now," shooting guard Khris Middleton told reporters.
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Republicans always knew that he would be tough to beat.
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But she gave this interview and it was really tough.
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Critics say he's not tough enough to represent Staten Island.
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When you start talking about ridesharing, it's a tough business.
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Life was tough, but it made people who they are.
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And let me assure you, those unplanned emergencies are tough.
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CN: Yeah, I mean, he's still in a tough spot.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is in a tough spot.
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Conway's talent for surviving tough interviews is hard to deny.
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Another 8% think he will be too tough toward Russia.
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"Chelsea Manning has served a tough prison sentence," Obama said.
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It also helps the robot tackle tough terrain it encounters.
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This year has been a tough one for the Wests.
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"That was too tough for that man..." Corcoran said again.
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Potentially complicating such tough decisions, neither candidate is hugely popular.
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As if rocket science weren't tough enough as it is.
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Her art could be simultaneously raw, tough, evanescent, and vulnerable.
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Pressure inside the LDP for a tough stance is strong.
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It's been a tough month so far for Sarah Stage.
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McDermott credited his squad for sticking together through tough times.
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"… It's tough because I'll be doing so well," said Fleiss.
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It's tough to come back on a team like that.
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"Every team goes through tough stretches," goaltender Carey Price said.
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Hey fam, It's been a tough few months, hasn't it?
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And it's tough even for newspapers to let it go.
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Change your behavior to get a good relationship, be tough.
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Zeman has won votes with a tough stance on migration.
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King Jahaerys I had a tough time with his daughters.
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Without a real system in place, that's tough to answer.
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It must mean that she's tough or that she's mean.
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You're expected to handle your shit, be a tough guy.
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He can be tough and strict, but he's never mean.
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The months since the attack have been tough to handle.
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"We played three excellent games against tough opponents," Subasic said.
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It's really tough to bring medical stuff into a festival.
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The European aviation industry has had a tough time recently.
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The last couple of years have been tough on Fitbit.
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Android security has had a tough year in the headlines.
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But the young student journalists couldn't handle Paris' tough love.
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Where the larger market goes, though, remains a tough question.
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But executives saw stiff competition and a tough economy ahead.
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Democrats are in a really tough place right now, though.
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Vietnam has had tough internet regulations in place since 2013.
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So this is going be a tough primary for us.
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Public figures know they must sometimes brace for tough treatment.
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I live w IBD and it gets pretty tough sometimes.
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Today is an especially tough class — very lower body focused.
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You're in for a tough timeThat free party is over.
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Achieving success and making tough decisions go hand in hand.
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The takeaway: It's tough to be bearish on the stock.
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Why is the winter chore so tough on the body?
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Well, I mean, during it, not just after, it's tough.
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Liman's departure comes at a tough time for DC movies.
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Facility fees can be tough to fight after the fact.
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Tesla once again finds itself in a somewhat tough spot.
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The month of March has a tough job this year.
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I knew it was going to be a tough match.
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"It's tough to take a blown save, especially," Robertson said.
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The last year has been particularly tough for his business.
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But many will balk at the tough provisions Climb imposes.
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Dating is another tough area for teenage girls, she explains.
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A tough year for anyone with celeb crushes for sure.
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Booze, and whatever, that happened, but the Ambien was tough.
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And cutting the tether to smartphones is a tough task.
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"This is a tough scene, and they're frustrated," he said.
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He spoke about how tough she was as a parent.
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" He added, "Tough to be a woman running for president.
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"The cost for a small agency is tough," said Sgt.
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It's tough to tell if publishers will love the change.
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But they knew comprehensive reform would be a tough sell.
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They did say that next year's going to be tough.
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" But she admitted that having him as leader is "tough.
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Why it matters: It's been a tough year for Samsung.
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" Mr. Francisco acknowledged that "this is a very tough hypothetical.
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So the Chinese hope Trump's tough talk is just bluster.
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When times are tough, that may not be the case.
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But his posture has changed considerably after a tough start.
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Neapolitan Mastiff named Martha ... but she had some tough competition.
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It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it.
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We always have had it tough against the top teams.
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No, the steak is mundane, somewhat tough and rather bland.
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Even so, this was a tough grid to fill cleanly.
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Female senators are often accused of being tough on staff.
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Donald Trump's tough trade talk has the world on edge.
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So it is an important question and a tough question.
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I was a tough fighter when I was in Washington.
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I see that match with Kerber being a tough one.
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Many foreign companies find it tough to succeed in India.
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"Times are tough and people are in debt," she says.
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They are tough little things to get your teeth around.
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But questions remain about how tough those tests really are.
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"It's a very tough thing for any Republican," she said.
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Jessie Kahnweiler is no stranger to talking about tough topics.
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Rob Portman, who is facing a tough reelection in Ohio.
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It's a tough lesson, but hopefully it's a lesson learned.
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Those were tough times filled with power struggles and misunderstandings.
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Sure, it's been a tough year, to say the least.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi found herself in a tough balancing act.
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It was a tough time to buy at that point.
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But we have to get him to keep it tough.
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"The kid's getting pitched tough," said Colorado manager Walt Weiss.
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It's tough to play your best every match that way.
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That's simple and easy to say, but tough to do.
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Finding a career that could utilize his skills was tough.
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" Dog added, "She's very tough, and she can beat this.
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I played her in Sydney in a really tough match.
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Less attention has been paid to its tough sanctions regime.
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A lot of characters have really tough choices to make.
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"The long distance is tough, but worth it," she said.
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It is also preparing to scrap tough foreign exchange controls.
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And many of them were tough, strong men and women.
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It's tough to get battery tech out of the lab.
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It's a tough pill for Clay (Dylan Minnette) to swallow.
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It's tough but satisfying in part because it's never unfair.
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Working out at home never seemed to be tough enough.
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Any negotiations in the future will be long and tough.
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That's the thing that's going to be tough for people.
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They're unbelievably innovative, so they're a really big, tough competitor.
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Go deeper: Tough U.S. measures seek to stem Chinese espionage
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But the 1970s were tough for the New Zealand economy.
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And, sometimes you have to get tough to make changes.
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Ms Beckermann's footage of those encounters is tough to watch.
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The Brookland Baptist congregation proved to be a tough crowd.
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Dothraki is just as tough to learn as it sounds.
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Ed Kurtz, the original emergency manager, faced a tough job.
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These things are tough to read off the bat sometimes.
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It's still tough to make these changes take place overnight.
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Wage negotiations are tough in Argentina because of soaring inflation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It's been a tough week for copper bulls.
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Being a woman and a fan of music is tough.
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"He's just a tough player to serve against," Kyrgios said.
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"It was still quite a tough pitch shot," she said.
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Go deeper: A tough time to be a Trump supporter
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He guided the film through a tough and chaotic production.
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"Michael Pence was in a very tough position," McAuliffe said.
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The bottom line: Acosta remains in a tough, shaky position.
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But it's been a very tough period for hedge funds.
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China, though, continues to be a tough place for Samsung.
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Second, commodities can be a safe haven during tough markets.
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You are much less likely to make the tough calls.
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Union recently helped her hubby through a very tough time.
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August tends to be a tough month for the market.
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Halep said her opponent had been tough to put away.
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If you think football is tough, you should try teaching.
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"We better start getting tough," Mr. Trump commented in approval.
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Winning in Australia has always been tough for visiting teams.
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That's a pack of apps that's tough to tangle with.
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The gesture control is tough to learn, for one thing.
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But there is tough competition on many of these issues.
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Now that seems unlikely, raising tough questions about what happened.
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First, he is a liberal who is tough on "villains".
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That's a drastic and tough transition for anyone to make.
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She's tough on crime but relatively liberal on social values.
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That was a very tough bar for us to accomplish.
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Today's cheap gas makes it tough to break even financially.
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"This one was tough," I said eventually, stating the obvious.
|
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Paris Jackson has been having a tough time of late.
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The past year has been tough for Kunz, he shares:.
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Sure, it's sometimes tough being a soccer fan in America.
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My perseverance through the tough moments has changed as well.
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The rest of the year is tough on pocketbooks too.
|
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Headlines Wolfgang Schauble sets out tough line on Brexit on.ft.
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It was the start of a tough week for Trump.
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Life remains tough despite the easing of Iran's international isolation.
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LONDON — Beards have had a tough time of it lately.
|
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Still, analysts said the new CEO has a tough task.
|
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But it's tough out there for current willing Tesla buyers.
|
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He was tough on Secretary Clinton, but not overly so.
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"That's what's tough to hear all the time," said Murray.
|
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But Democrats could also be forced to make tough choices.
|
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So, Acosta CNN fake news so tough on President Obama.
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"It was just a tough day, you know?" he said.
|
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The world of entrepreneurship is a tough one to crack.
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"Working on a case like this is tough," he says.
|
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Running away from the basket, (Teletovic) hit a tough shot.
|
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" Adds Dog: "She's very tough, and she can beat this.
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"It's been a tough fight," Molinari said, reported Sport's Illustrated.
|
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"They're employees (of the Mets), so it's tough," Franklin said.
|
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So yeah, it's been a tough week for planet Earth.
|
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In Hafner's case, she's facing some pretty tough odds Tuesday.
|
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But it shows the tough spot Trump is in, too.
|
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We also had some rather tough races against one another.
|
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It's tough work, and people don't last long at it.
|
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"It's tough, because we always talk about safety," he said.
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Unlike other products, giving it up won't feel that tough.
|
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Tough warnings And no one can say they weren't warned.
|
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That is the tough part of the story to read.
|
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Stephen King's work is famously tough to adapt on film.
|
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Change is tough with a daily driver like a browser.
|
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His skin is like a "work glove", tough but smooth.
|
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"Pure Storage came out in a tough market," he said.
|
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We want Philly to stay tough and bold and courageous.
|
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It's a tough argument to make, yes, but it's true.
|
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The Fed has talked tough before and then backed off.
|
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They were hot today, and it was tough on us.
|
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They're tough, athletic, and, guess what, they're wearing makeup, too.
|
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Tough Guy when he's standing behind a microphone by himself.
|
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Any of those changes will likely be a tough sell.
|
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It's tough to say whether that's a bonus or not.
|
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Musk is having a tough time, partly because of tweeting.
|
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But in 2018, the smartphone market is already pretty tough.
|
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People in the region are tough and resilient, he said.
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It's a tough job being a phone maker, I guess.
|
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Coffee has seen us through a lot of tough times.
|
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"Everybody knows she's smart, everybody knows she's tough," he said.
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Top 10 lists are tough, especially when you're talking music.
|
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It will be tough, but it will also be rewarding.
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If anyone's had a tough couple years, it's Ariana Grande.
|
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Her campaign is convinced she will win, despite tough odds.
|
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But it can be tough to sit still on Survivor.
|
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Thompson, pushing 64 at the time, is one tough bird.
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But I say, look, you've got to tough it out.
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This is just another example of how tough they are.
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BMW is in a tough position like most auto makers.
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We didn't handle the ball tough enough during that time.
|
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The Palestinians, long divided, are unable to make tough decisions.
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Photo: APPress Secretary Sean Spicer had a tough day today.
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Harding herself approved of Janney's performance as her tough mother.
|
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"They will have a very tough OPEC meeting," Nasseri said.
|
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But officials seeking a tough line against Citibank were disappointed.
|
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"Giving stem cells is not a tough process," he said.
|
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We're obviously in the middle of a very tough stretch.
|
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But do you have faith that tough times won't last?
|
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We have to get tough, we have to get smart.
|
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It's tough to make a career selling dimes for nickels.
|
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It's tough to pinpoint what pushed him over the edge.
|
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Refusing to confront tough, inevitable political choices is simply irresponsible.
|
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That high asking price could also be a tough sell.
|
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If, as expected, Powell is confirmed, he faces tough challenges.
|
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"Tough pill to swallow," Houston center Dwight Howard told reporters.
|
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But they can also be ornery and tough to handle.
|
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What can be done to back up the tough talk?
|
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Finding work for refugees is another tough nut to crack.
|
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NASA officials are already bracing themselves for tough cuts ahead.
|
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" She added, "My point is, it's tough being a tween.
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No wonder oil prices are always so tough to predict.
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It's tough to deal with some of those elements today.
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Still, it's tough to get too emotional over the exterior.
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"It was tough out there on the median," said Mark.
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"Tough loss for him," Rockies right fielder Carlos Gonzalez said.
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Toddlers are very demanding and they won't tough it out.
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Tough for our brand and really disappointing for our guests.
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It was a tough time for me socially, I guess.
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Sooner rather than later it should confront tough strategic choices.
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It's tough to sum up 29Rooms with a straightforward description.
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"I was a tough week for the line," Maher began.
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Running a restaurant in 2016 is a damn tough prospect.
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You'll face a lot of tough situations throughout your careers.
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He is tough and willing to voice out his position.
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"This is tough 'cause there's a lot," said Nicole Kidman.
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When we came off Stargazer, it was tough to navigate.
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This was a tough first match of the clay season.
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Commerce is hardly the only agency getting tough on trade.
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When things get tough in media, they tend to consolidate.
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It's tough to come back when you don't enjoy it.
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"I thought Millsap made some really tough shots," Prunty said.
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"These are tough stats," Ted Rossman, industry analyst for CreditCards.
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The first four days on the plan were extremely tough.
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"Anyone would have a tough time against Stabenow," he says.
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In my opinion, those heartless congressmen need tough medicine, too.
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But those indelible moments are built on tough, smart questions.
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In both regions, zoos had to make some tough decisions.
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Housing in Iqaluit has been tough to find for years.
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Smart, tough on crime, borders & trade, loves Vets & Military. Tuesday!
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It's been a really tough year on so many levels.
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Coming up with a New Year's resolution can be tough.
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"Call my bluff, I'm always acting tough," the group sings.
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"It's tough to hear what they were chanting," he said.
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That follows a tough trading session for stocks in Asia.
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Hilary Duff is finding pregnancy tough the second time around.
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I should never do that, but you know it's tough.
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That's a tough question; here's my attempt to unpack it.
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She is tough as nails and left w/ a sprain.
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The weight loss was tough but not impossible, Rockney said.
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The opening moments of the event forecast a tough room.
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The holidays were tough for Kunis to navigate at first.
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Darn Tough makes some of the burliest hiking socks around.
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It's tough to have a guy that you can't lose .
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The past year was a tough one for handbag companies.
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It was a tough call, but arguably the right one.
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"[It's] obviously been a tough week at CBS," he began.
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These days, Pixar has a tough time competing with its
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Just kidding, it's always been tough to be a woman.
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During Monday's episode, Nick Viall, 36, made a tough decision.
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I don't know if that's a tough player or not.
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In addition, more stimulus may be tough to come by.
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Cranberry farmers are having a tough go of it lately.
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It's a tough assignment: I'm not much of a runner.
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But businesses have a duty to take sometimes tough decisions.
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He was a tough one, but even Marines aren't immortal.
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It's been a tough week for United Launch Alliance (ULA).
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"She's a tough little kid, like her mother," he said.
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"It was tough," Deputy District Attorney Kecia Lind tells PEOPLE.
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But with few Republican Senators up for tough reelection battles.
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It's tough time for the New Jersey Devils these days.
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"I'm very happy, because it was really tough," Linette said.
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"We're expecting a very tough game," midfielder Valon Behrami said.
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Ayotte is locked in a tough reelection fight with Gov.
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Hillary Clinton has had a tough couple days in Cleveland.
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White viewers will have a tough time with this film.
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The satellite industry is a tough area to map out.
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Still, such tough talk has gotten him in hot water.
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The way that they played, they're tough to play against.
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"It is tough to perform under pressure," Ms Hardt says.
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But Democrats have a tough team and a great pitcher.
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They seem to be the tough ones to kill off.
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New construction is tough, due to land and zoning limitations.
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This wasn't the first tough conversation I'd had with Jordan.
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To be fair, that's always a tough relationship to develop.
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Red carpet interviews are tough & I'm bad at them & 2.
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There's firm, tough leadership, and then there's ... whatever this is.
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I know the guys had a tough time this morning.
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Sadly, for Fitzgerald, it was a tough goodbye on Monday.
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The hardware component itself, too, can be a tough business.
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If the pastors succeed, Cruz will be tough to beat.
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There are still tough days sometimes when they feel overwhelmed.
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It was a tough game, but we pulled it off.
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Morris Chestnut's good looks are a tough nut to crack!
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Cruz, by contrast, was seen as tough until quite recently.
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Earlier, Asian shares regained some poise after a tough week.
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Consider: We've had "tough" policies for illicit drugs for decades.
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If getting in is tough, the program itself is tougher.
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In my case, I have been pretty tough on Trump.
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Warning: Just like tattoos, stopping at one may be tough.
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It's tough to play with a lead in this league.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Juncker described May as a "tough woman".
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You have to be tough working in almost any bar.
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"Our kids typically come from tough family circumstances," says Berlin.
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The poverty line is a tough one to wrestle with.
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It was very tough for me to experience all that.
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"We played these guys tough," said Phillies manager Pete Mackanin.
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"Chelsea Manning has served a tough prison sentence," he said.
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Well, not quite as hard, but still a tough feat.
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It's not as tough because you'll always rise above it.
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Kang also said the accusation had been tough to take.
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Coming out can be tough, even if you're Kristen Stewart.
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I know Clinton is tough enough to wage this fight.
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Snoop Dogg was posed a tough question on Family Feud.
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TRAFFIC, YOU MENTIONED, HAS BEEN A TOUGH POINT FOR YOU.
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British chipset firm Imagination Technologies is having a tough quarter.
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It's tough, but this is who I'm doing it for.
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It's tough but we have a lot of good shooters.
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Do you find it tough to wear these clothes now?
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"Last year's fighting season was a tough one," he said.
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Sanders The next two Tuesdays will be tough for Sanders.
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Joe Donnelley, who faces a tough reelection battle in 2018.
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It'll be a tough — but not impossible — race for McCaskill.
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It's kinda tough because there really is no average user.
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It has been a tough century so far for democracy.
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His candid and introspective lyrics were "relatable" during tough times.
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"They are in no rush, and will be tough negotiators."
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He's tough as a boot and he loves his country.
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Prayers to both of their families through this tough time.
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We knew it was going to be a tough fight.
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Next up was United Rentals, which was a tough one.
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What motivated you during the tough times in the beginning?
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So it can be tough to replicate Berkshire's transport bet.
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"This year was particularly tough," he says while tearing up.
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Bouteflika, a tough political infighter, is a case in point.
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White House counsel is a tough job in any administration.
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"The greens are tough," South African Louis Oosthuizen told Reuters.
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The New York Times called her aggressive, disciplined, and tough.
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These were more effort to eat - like tough, earthy celery.
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The United States imposed tough, new financial sanctions on Jan.
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It's going to be really tough to do your job.
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