"Mental toughness, physical toughness and never giving up," Chancellor said.
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"Hate begets hate; violence begets violence; toughness begets a greater toughness," as the Rev.
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Toughness That ties directly to Jones' best trait coming out of college: pocket toughness.
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It seems marathoners reflect a significant level of mental toughness, and that toughness appears to grow into middle age.
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"I'm really proud of our mental toughness as well as our physical toughness," Minnesota coach Richard Pitino told reporters.
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He's the kind of player that can play in a playoff-type game, just his mental toughness, his physical toughness.
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The appearance of toughness, or a reality show facsimile of toughness, seems to matter more than any of our values.
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"The hard work, the smart work, yes, the talent – but what he did with the talent, the toughness, the mental toughness."
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"The toughness fascination emerges from a variety of gender tropes that extend back pretty far that associate toughness with manliness," he wrote.
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We need to help our children develop a little toughness so that when they experience toughness down the road, they don't shut down or shatter emotionally.
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Sports reward toughness, both physical and mental, and the language in which sports gets talked about, from locker rooms on out, hinges on the idea of toughness.
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Yes, especially being on the road, but I Thought we showed some road toughness and some team toughness, staying with what we tried to do to start the game.
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"The physical and mental toughness this team has shown all year to overcome the adversity we've faced ... I'm proud of the toughness we showed," Blue Raiders coach Rick Stockstill said.
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A young politician can try to project toughness all he likes, but the only way to actually prove your toughness is to fight the battle that's right in front of you.
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Much of King's toughness came from his faith, Rieder says.
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Obviously and for sure that mental toughness helped a lot.
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That's what probably the number one ingredient of toughness is.
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He seems genuinely to respect Ms Pelosi's toughness and accomplishment.
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"She could use a bit more toughness," Sabato told VICE.
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"I loved his grit, his toughness," Kelly said of Wimbush.
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I think toughness, and his skill set is really good.
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Broadly speaking, we could categorize this simply as mental toughness.
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That is just the way he is programmed. 4. Toughness.
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Now he's working to improve his fitness and mental toughness.
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Another attribute that was often touted was the candidate's toughness.
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He presents a combination of airy aestheticism and intellectual toughness.
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In her underlying toughness, she is closer to Elaine Stritch.
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I think everyone's born with a degree of mental toughness.
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Q. So what do you understand mental toughness to mean?
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A sort of toughness and refusal to be taken in.
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"Jungle terror is tropical toughness," Wiwek told THUMP via email.
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"She has a Prussian toughness against herself," Mr. Kornelius said.
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Mental toughness also plays an important role in sporting success.
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"His toughness is through the roof," Roper said of Jones.
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Our president adores going on about his love of toughness.
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Which left the researchers wondering how this toughness is achieved.
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He later settled into his seat and praised Wilder's toughness.
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The typical themes of such speeches are perseverance, teamwork, toughness.
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Taking their toughness into account, how long can these creatures live?
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That says a little bit about the toughness of our guys.
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China's rise and Russia's decline call for both flexibility and toughness.
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Did he think size and toughness win Stanley Cups in 2017?
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It could be an ostentatious statement of toughness, rebellion, even danger.
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Thank you so much for your discoveries, your toughness, your shrewdness.
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Autocrats maintain a facade of toughness to inspire fear, Roth said.
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Mental toughness is hence one of the hardest characteristics to develop.
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Yet murdering a defenseless journalist in your own consulate isn't toughness.
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Kamala Harris's fans like her smarts, toughness and flashes of warmth.
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He has the compassion and toughness to lead on gun safety.
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But her signature becomes her, and toughness need not be plain.
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He plays soccer and loves Alex Morgan — her attitude, her toughness.
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" Carlson ended his monologue by saying he's grateful for Fox's "toughness.
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Her strength and toughness really embodied the spirit of our country.
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It probably gave her some of her trademark "toughness," he added.
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Many others, however, praised the troops for showing toughness in Kashmir.
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Like physical health, mental toughness must be worked toward, Morin said.
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Beyond signaling toughness and an eagerness to fight, it accomplished little.
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"It was Bryant who pointed out to us her toughness," she says.
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Though Letourneau's toughness was on full display, this one was all Calderwood.
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TMZ Sports talked to Luque ... who was blown away by Perry's toughness.
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His charm and toughness showed the world that we were no pushovers.
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There's probably a little element of toughness, I guess, thrown in there.
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Milena stares down the camera with a blend of toughness and vulnerability.
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We understood that he would bring a new toughness to trade talks.
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That's one reason that Harris focuses on her toughness as a prosecutor.
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All the cords are super sturdy, reinforced for extra toughness, and affordable.
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Seemingly superhuman determination and toughness have been hallmarks of Ginsburg's entire life.
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"Our toughness and pride on defense is starting to evolve," Weber said.
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The Ducks or Bruins win with toughness, everyone tries to get tough.
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It's easy to overcook into irredeemable toughness, and therefore easy to dismiss.
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It takes a lot of mental toughness, and it reveals a lot.
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Still, Boseman manages to communicate T'Challa's tenacity, his logic, and his toughness.
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I was struck by his message, for its frankness and its toughness.
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Grace, passion, coolness, toughness, beauty — like its creator, it has them all.
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But the United States' problem isn't toughness — it's an absence of strategy.
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You have to admire the Chinese combination of toughness, patience and savvy.
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"I received assurances that Paxton's toughness was not an issue," Cashman said.
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How have some invoked the "state's mythic toughness" to give Texans hope?
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"I think it's her mental toughness that really stands out," Watson said.
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You can feel Edgerton striving manfully to strop his character into toughness.
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She was called the Iron Lady for her political and personal toughness.
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Talent was going to take a backseat to grit, toughness, and character.
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Patrick wasn't just talking about what growing up Chicago taught him about toughness.
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It requires toughness -- both Kissinger and Baker demonstrated the capacity to walk away.
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"I feel like today we showed a great amount of toughness," Loving said.
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It's one of Sharp's great talents, creating female characters of toughness and complexity.
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Democrats said her attendance at events despite her pneumonia diagnosis proved her toughness.
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Trump has said the United States will need "toughness" to reverse these trends.
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If you're looking for a career change, consider this title: Director of Toughness.
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It's that toughness that I want keeping me and my family and your
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But we got some grit, some toughness and some fight in this group.
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Mental toughness starts with not being intimidated by the challenge ahead of you.
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To prove its toughness, Ford is taking its 2017 Ford Raptor desert racing.
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Much like other contact sport athletes, professional wrestlers receive adulation for their toughness.
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Maybe Perez thinks he's showing toughness against Trump, who's prone to foul language.
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"Coach K definitely installed professionalism, and Boeheim brought some mental toughness to me."
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In America, there's an extraordinary connection to the Old Testament and its toughness.
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It can also be tough, and that toughness can be expressed zealously, too.
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"He played with the type of toughness that our town so deeply admires."
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Perhaps it's time to rethink toughness or at least detach it from hardness.
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The trickiest part is getting the glass to bend without compromising its toughness.
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But he's just going to have to show toughness and fight through it.
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It always had a bit of grit to it, a bit of toughness.
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It demanded experience, improvisation, discipline, solidarity, and immense toughness of body and mind.
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And U.S. allies might emphasize their toughness against China to win tariff exemptions.
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It isn't calibrated but it has a caliber, because toughness means packing heat.
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There were also several job applicants whom he was judging for mental toughness.
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There is symmetry in Hadfield's Rangers career befitting his toughness and scoring prowess.
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People are questioning his character and his toughness, all that kind of stuff.
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RUGD sounded like "rugged" and reflected the toughness of patients and their families.
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Teutonic toughness was necessary to tame high inflation in the 1970s and 1980s.
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The loudness isn't cut with toughness, or wryness, or nuance — it simply blares.
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"Those games are the foundation for our toughness and competitiveness," McGlinchey said Thursday.
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They may simply be tougher, and this was a year when toughness worked.
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When you're in the minority, it takes extra strength and toughness to persist.
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The Shockers showed their toughness Friday, though, particularly how they defended the glass.
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Toughness and foreign policy foresight are critical qualities for any secretary of defense.
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He was the one who brought the toughness out in me, I guess.
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The sheer toughness of the venture made for the program's sole serious drama.
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"His production, consistency, toughness and work ethic were second to none," Payton said.
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Sports and Concussions Sports are often associated with heroism — endurance, toughness, and valor.
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Is toughness perceived as something more pernicious when the hide and stride are female?
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"This game was like this season in that it tested our toughness," Manning said.
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Yes, even The Champ himself — the epitome of toughness — Mr. John Cena cries sometimes!
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She also made signs heralding defender Kelley O'Hara's toughness and Morgan's tea-sipping celebration.
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VoteCast also illustrated Mormons' preference for a mix of compassion and toughness on immigration.
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"It's going to take a little bit of toughness at the beginning," he added.
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"Toughness" is no longer a side dish; it's the main dish, the only dish.
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Director Rich Moore said in press release statement that Shank isn't all toughness, though.
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The tongue was pretty small, so only needed a few chews despite its toughness.
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Mental toughness should not be the gold-standard requirement for on-the-job success.
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"He has a toughness streak to him," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said of Markkanen.
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I feel quite high-end in this outfit but with a little toughness, too.
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Toughness is no more than empty aggression when it will not admit to misjudgment.
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It's just a matter of your mental toughness to keep going no matter what.
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He even vouched for McGregor's toughness before Conor fought his old friend, Floyd Mayweather.
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He played with a toughness, and he played with a great will to win.
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Why have the Chinese been so confused in their response to Trump's trade toughness?
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His best attributes are his athleticism, his toughness, and he's a high-character guy.
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"They want toughness, they want firmness, they want to obey the law," Trump said.
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Using anger constructively is another form of mental toughness that you need to succeed.
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Boys said strength and toughness were the male character traits most valued by society.
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There was some toughness and resiliency when they came back to tie things up.
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She had shown toughness and flashes of bravery in six years as home secretary.
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"Students should have the courage to confront the tough with toughness," Mr. Feng said.
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The toughness her father imbued in her became an important tool for surviving Hollywood.
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"I felt I had a good mental toughness throughout the whole year," Dimitrov said.
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The slight and slender Marie Goudot, possessing a certain toughness, is deceptive as well.
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The 2019 editions of both teams, though, still oozed chemistry, toughness and know-how.
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Montreal has sought to add toughness since Claude Julien replaced Michel Therrien as coach.
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Like physical health, mental toughness must be worked on, Morin said in her book.
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Knowing how to regulate your thoughts and control your emotions helps build mental toughness.
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There are two good reasons to wonder just how much credit Volcker's toughness deserves.
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Some mystical combination of talent, toughness, luck and magic conquered everything in its path.
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Her toughness has been quantified by her membership in a local gang called the Serpents.
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Known for their toughness and pride, the Venda boys would challenge their bulls to fight.
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"I used to think that mental health meant mental toughness and masking pain," Marshall says.
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But Boston's defense (and toughness) is spent now that Crowder and Avery Bradley are elsewhere.
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Yet Scott Walker, Wisconsin's governor, knows that many voters like toughness whatever the actual outcomes.
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Raids dominate a couple of news cycles, scare immigrants and let Mr Trump project toughness.
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Travel enough with the military, and the toughness of today's troops and officers jumps out.
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But this supposed toughness is incompatible with his longing for approval and fear of opprobrium.
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Football has always been an effective vehicle for many American values—grit, determination, toughness, winning.
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We found a way in the second half, pulled together, and played with some toughness.
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Interim head coach Dan Campbell will spout his toughness clichés in New Orleans next season.
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It's more mental, and mental toughness is a fragile, unique path you have to take.
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The thing with all those algorithms, they can't calculate heart, will to win, toughness, desire.
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Both, says Ford, possess the quality of "toughness" and that's all there is to it.
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If there is such a thing as Appalachian-ness, it looks a lot like toughness.
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In her photograph she looks tough, and her toughness is the quality we should celebrate.
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The former amateur boxer has shown both his toughness and irritability in several recent hearings.
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These challenges, he explains, were lessons in toughness that only made him a better athlete.
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But Sunday, their agendas diverged over whether or not their sons should inherit that toughness.
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"That wittiness and that toughness come through," claims Mike Calcagno, director of Cortana's engineering team.
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But if you have Toughness 3, I would hit you on a 3 or higher.
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He has toughness to him, changes the tone and kind of the energy in practice.
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"That may sound like bare-knuckle politics, but preserving democracy calls for toughness," he says.
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His advisers insist his projection of toughness against China will energize, not alienate, his base.
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But the toughness of German Expressionism can be a hard sell, particularly to Asian buyers.
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How do you develop the toughness of skin, but also a strong sense of self?
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He and Dr Ritchie then measured the scales' toughness by squeezing them between metal plates.
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"We will miss the toughness Marcin brought to the group," Frank said in a statement.
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Often criticized for being aloof and academic, he is, in fact, proud of his toughness.
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"What he brought was fire, competitiveness, spirit, toughness, tenacity," said Steve Lavin, his coach there.
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He was the epitome of toughness, and I do everything I can to avoid contact.
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Whatever you think of Israeli politics, no one can doubt the toughness of its military.
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"At that time I liked him personally for his toughness and strong stance," Duyet said.
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Trump sells toughness, but he seems to frighten some voters as much as ISIS does.
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It was a fraction of what the company had demanded, but Exxon showed unusual toughness.
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I thought there was a lot of verve and toughness in the filler clues today.
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Her example elevated showmanship and appearance, and Donald's father emphasized toughness and competitiveness and drive.
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Because of his toughness as a military commander, Jackson was nicknamed "Old Hickory" by his soldiers.
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"I love his toughness and the purity with which he plays," said Dallas coach Rick Carlisle.
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When you out-rebound Arizona by 16, it says something about our fight and our toughness.
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She also had a certain strength and toughness that reminded me she's a successful business woman.
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"As I mentioned to our players, we have to have a toughness to win," Thibodeau said.
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Trujillo proved his toughness to avoid tapping until the horn signalled the end to the round.
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She effectively criticized Trump's volatility, but juxtaposed it with her resolute toughness, not her diplomatic skills.
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That—along with his extraordinary mental and physical toughness—played a part in ensuring his survival.
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Mr Prabowo also wanted to project toughness; military themes figured heavily in his slogans and posters.
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"I don't think our toughness in November and December would've won us that game," Miller said.
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You see the player, you see the toughness, but don't forget about his selflessness, his leadership.
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But Joaquin was so confident in his toughness, he didn't have to project any of that.
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It should be called the Olympus Rasputin The real draw, though, is the camera's supposed toughness.
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Trump's fixation on toughness is not necessarily the best way to judge US-Russia policy anyway.
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I think that's definitely a step in the right direction when it comes to mental toughness.
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Yet the texture of the story has a weathered toughness, exemplified in the figure of Dafoe.
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Toughness may be the most important skill when it comes to reaching success of any kind.
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He was a brilliant writer and storyteller, and you saw his toughness and sensed his vulnerability.
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In this way of thinking, grit, resilience and toughness are not traits that people possess intrinsically.
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Q. Mental toughness is something we hear about a lot, in sports and in other domains.
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We will need to show unaccustomed wisdom and understanding, persistence and patience, as much as toughness.
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"But I thought we were the toughest team, the No. 1 team in toughness," Brey said.
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"I really liked our toughness in the second half, in particular," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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Shigemoto's toughness saw him through Kato's onslaught when he took his Heat middleweight championships from him.
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The thinking goes like this: Trump casts himself as a man's man -- all toughness and bravado.
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China's toughness may sound appealing to some Americans frustrated by what Facebook, Twitter or YouTube allow.
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As the Washington Post's Dan Drezner shows, "toughness" as a foreign policy strategy isn't just ridiculous.
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But speculation about Ginsburg's longevity on the Court has always run up against her legendary toughness.
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But many coaches still employ conditioning drills that are intended to imbue players with mental toughness.
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"Designers make reference to sex workers to communicate toughness," said James Kaliardos, a founder of Visionaire.
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His advisers insist Trump's projection of toughness against China will only delight, not alienate, his base.
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He peppers virtually every speech he gives with tales of his strength, his toughness, his manliness.
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Maybe, but remember that toughness is a relatively individual thing, and depends largely on your wheelhouse.
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Why it's taken so long, well, that's the toughness of getting into the Hall of Fame.
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"I thought our guys matched their energy, matched their toughness," Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton said.
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While Brabo's words underscore the toughness of the migrants' task, his photos are even more searing.
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He was a brilliant writer and storyteller, and you saw his toughness and sensed his vulnerability.
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"It shows perseverance, mental toughness, everything," said center Jeff Skinner, who leads Carolina with 35 goals.
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"This team showed a lot of mental toughness over the course of the year," he said.
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She'd rely on the toughness instilled in her by her father from working on the ranch.
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"The answer is you have to have strength, and you have to have toughness," he added.
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But his mobility and toughness — traits that he showed in spades at Duke — provided encouraging signs.
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Highly successful people learn how to use this mental toughness to their advantage in any situation.
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"Coach Day emphasizes toughness, and so I want to show him I was tough," Fields said.
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Iran released the hostages in 1981 because of Jimmy Carter's negotiations, not because of Reagan's toughness.
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Politicians wanting to show greater toughness on enforcement usually only call for more Border Patrol agents.
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" But what media outlets and NGOs have seen in Mexico in recent years isn't legal "toughness.
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Although Mr Trump portrays his toughness as a way to spur democracy, it may do the opposite.
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"She has a real ruthless edge about her, a real toughness which she exudes," the coach said.
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His fighting out of several Marin submission attempts also helped erase any lingering doubts about his toughness.
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It's a crude accusation, really, but it followed him throughout the offseason, with scouts questioning his toughness.
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The more you find yourself consistently beating your own records, the more you'll increase your mental toughness.
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It remains unclear whether Mr Trump has a clear goal in mind, beyond showing China his toughness.
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Söderberg's team put the two together: nanocellulose for strength and silk for even more toughness and stretch.
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As he launched his campaign, his party put out four videos, three of which highlight his toughness.
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Part of being a really successful kicker is having mental toughness, and he's got that in abundance.
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The headline-making case caught the attention of many, and Abramson's charismatic toughness added another captivating element.
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Every athletic skill is tested: speed, agility, strength, stamina, flexibility, hand-eye coordination, reflexes, explosiveness, mental toughness.
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This is all mythical nonsense, both as an interpretation of facts, and as a characterization of toughness.
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The researchers chose to use material from the californica because the animal is known for its toughness.
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For all three were, again, heavy, and demonstrated the cultural concept of karteria, meaning toughness or perseverance.
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She brings real toughness on the perimeter, creates her own shot, can be a really good defender.
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That's why Herman is banking on Ehlinger's toughness and competitiveness kicking in on Saturday against the Sooners.
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Her best teams displayed a similar toughness and determination, playing with ravenous attention to defense and rebounding.
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Sharon, played by Ms. DeVido with a veneer of sardonic toughness covering an innate sensitivity, pushes back.
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For the past year, Dad continually impressed us with his dignity, toughness and overriding will to live.
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There is both a toughness and a sweetness here, a strong regional and class consciousness and pride.
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A lot of what we take to be the toughness of the past was really just callousness.
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Voters -- or enough of them in the right states -- saw Trump's name-calling and insults as toughness.
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Having shown such toughness last year, there was apparently little appetite to let Russia off the hook.
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"You've just got to keep talking about it," Hoiberg told reporters of his team's mental toughness issues.
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"Bobby Hurley had a toughness and fearlessness about him that set the tone for us," Hill said.
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I'll tell you what, when you deal with ms-13, the only thing they understand is toughness.
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Ford praised his only daughter with his ex-wife, the late screenwriter Melissa Mathison, for her toughness.
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" Entertainment Weekly wrote that "this was a very strange debut, merging grim toughness with mawkish softening twists.
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How is this boxer, the embodiment of toughness, more capable of taking emotional risks than I am?
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But they also cite the patina of toughness that Mr. Trump accumulated in his pre-political days.
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Excess padding was a sign of weakness; a skimpy layer of protection shouted an air of toughness.
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By now, Knicks teammates and Hernangomez's parents have felt the impact of his toughness on the court.
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Scaramucci also said that Trump is "exuding his toughness" by threatening a government shutdown over border security.
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Given his reputation for toughness on immigration, Mr. Trump might have the credibility to create a consensus.
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But Maggie's tractor performance had convinced other Hilltoppers that toughness and her leadership was the way forward.
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Chief Acevedo was among those who said that the state's mythic toughness would help Texans soldier on.
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Such an invasion was previously thought to be impossible, because of the toughness of the tree's wood.
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It was part of a larger push to show Obama's toughness during a hard-fought reelection campaign.
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I hope solvers enjoy this mix of silliness (in the theme clues) and toughness (in the rest).
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But it was not Mr. Tillerson's charm, guile and toughness alone that won the day for Exxon.
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Both were raised in environments in which toughness was not just a virtue, but also a requirement.
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But being too soft and nice means we don't have the grit and toughness for the job.
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Arriving in Lucknow, a city weary of a corrupt bureaucracy, he projected a refreshing toughness and austerity.
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His facility from the elbows would be a gift, rather than a reason to nitpick his toughness.
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His presidency has been guided by the belief that preventing migration from Central America requires toughness, not compassion.
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It's about mental and physical toughness in the face of an overwhelming instinct screaming capitulation, defeat and failure.
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I can attest that attending a Marvel movie marathon is a test of endurance, will, and mental toughness.
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And good for her, she showed a little toughness, that&aposs for sure, but she is behind bars.
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"The only way to solve the drug problem is through toughness," Trump said, according to the Washington Post.
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Hopefully we can get back to playing with some toughness, some physicality for 48 minutes instead of 24.
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But at the end of the second debate on Sunday, Trump offered uncharacteristic praise of his opponent's toughness.
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But I am proud of my toughness, which is not a bad thing for a female to possess.
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And Trumpy KKKlaus reminded them that a white man who employs good ol' fashioned white toughness is unstoppable.
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The former governor showed that earlier this month when, at the same union speech, he needled Trump's toughness.
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Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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This results in their unparalleled sharpness and toughness, as well as their distinctive patterns reminiscent of flowing water.
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Of course, success in all of these pillars still hinges on one large unknown: mental toughness or grit.
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The attorney general's rollout was obviously designed to underscore — and accomplish — an overall program of toughness on crime.
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He was a Navy SEAL, with a Rhodes scholar's mind and a boxer's toughness — and a compassionate heart.
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If that's not a serious credential and recognition of a watch's toughness, we don't know what is. Why?
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I tried to ease the toughness with steak sauce and spinach, but the fattiness distracted from the taste.
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"We needed some resolve and some mental toughness and we showed that," Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said.
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The difference, Spitzer suggests, is that guns tie into Trump's broader desire to cultivate an image of toughness.
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Guards made of different cheeses, their relative toughness a function of how hard and thick their rinds are.
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His campaign has been airing television ads there since March 12, focusing on his toughness toward border security.
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No matter what you already know about the opioid crisis, its toughness and intimacy make it a must.
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But I think we should be careful when we start romanticizing "toughness" — either our children's or our own.
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Unparalleled sharpness and toughness, as well as distinctive wave-like patterns that are basically a work of art.
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Many of us find a breezy toughness in the bygone versions of our mothers, and we envy it.
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Clinton's campaign on Sunday, for example, suggested Trump may not display toughness toward Russia as America's next president.
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North Korea tends to respond to toughness and attempts at coercion with its own set of belligerent policies.
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"Mental toughness," Mr. John says, "and learning that your body can do more than you think it can."
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But the Australian government argues that toughness is the only way to prevent the country from being overwhelmed.
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But down 5003-3, 5-1 in the finals, Williams showed toughness and clawed back to 22-223.
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Trump is drawn to Putin's authoritarianism, toughness and embodiment of white Christian resolve against threatening (read Muslim) hordes.
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It subconsciously teaches your mind to give up unnecessary spending, and ultimately empowers your mental toughness over temptations.
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She wears her toughness like another piece of baroque jewelry: it can hurt, and eventually it hurts Judy.
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And it would signal toughness to China — a more formidable rival that is next on Mr. Trump's list.
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And if you don't show you have enough toughness to stay in Basra, that could embolden Iran elsewhere.
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Here, though, the family's toughness, thieving and secrets, its poverty and desperation, work like ballast on his sensibilities.
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Ultimately, Kim says, the key to honestly capturing the haenyeo was in recognizing both their softness and toughness.
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Since his death, anecdotes have been shared elsewhere about his generosity, his toughness, his contradictions, and his friendliness.
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After an appearance on British television, he is almost giddy at the toughness of the questions he faced.
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To enhance concrete's toughness and blast resistance, high-strength needle-like steel microfibers are mixed into the concrete.
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" The front-runner's son continues: "It's toughness that I want keeping me and my family and your family safe.
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And, thanks to the material's toughness and the Gorilla Glass 5 shielding it, it should be harder to damage.
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His ear for a tune and for what made a hit record combined with Ms Jett's desire for toughness.
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"It doesn't really show the kind of leadership and toughness that you'd want out of a president," Obama said.
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Sexual identity would be irrelevant to skateboarding if skateboarding wasn't so thoroughly identified with macho toughness and male heterosexuality.
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"Senior Chief Kyle Milliken embodied the warrior spirit and toughness infused in our very best Navy SEALs," Rear Adm.
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So I designed this dress that has this really beautiful D-ring neck detail, because I love the toughness.
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Because of the toughness of the Federal Reserve they haven't been able to give it [capital] back more aggressively.
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This team resembled a lot of teams from the past that had a lot of mental toughness, great defense.
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That's why we are trying to keep this toughness of our policy to achieve our target for medium term.
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To succeed in life, you need mental toughness to overcome the obstacles in your way and recover from setbacks.
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"His toughness is always welcome," said Manager Terry Francona, of Guyer, who was 2311-for-403 with an RBI.
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The acquisitions of Russell Martin and Josh Donaldson brought a degree of toughness, an edge that had been lacking.
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Where many rappers sell themselves on their toughness, Drake is known more for his goofy dancing and turtleneck sweaters.
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She has toughness that got her this far, and now it's getting her all the way to the Olympics.
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Our point guard was a slender, unsmiling boy famous at school for his disinclination to talk, and his toughness.
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Trump's comments, made during a White House Cabinet meeting Wednesday, malign the justice system for a lack of toughness.
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But even when crafting love songs, the Ramones loved to revel in horror-flick gore and street-rat toughness.
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It was a time when so much of what Reid earned came from physical toughness, and pure physical will.
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And I think that he thinks that the only way to be successful is to show off his toughness.
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As a young female entrepreneur, Ms. Quillen prided herself on having the toughness to make a factory run efficiently.
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" He quoted Peek praising Trump's toughness — "All of our businesses should be penalized if they move their plants overseas.
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Much of the criticism centered on toughness and steadiness, two qualities that Mr. Trump has long bragged about having.
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And continues about boys' responses: Boys said strength and toughness were the male character traits most valued by society.
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And the virtues of self-respect — toughness, moral nerve, character — have never been, unlike the presidency, male-only business.
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With her solid game and mental toughness, Svitolina has become one of the toughest outs in the women's game.
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Democrats across the spectrum no longer believe that a reflexive toughness to international crises is a prerequisite for victory.
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"Everyone knows that when Yolanda sets out to do something, she accomplishes it," she said about her own toughness.
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They're expected to show that they're as tough as men, but then that toughness is described as bossiness, shrillness.
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Both are proud members of Gen X, a cohort they revere for its purported toughness and love of irony.
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We often judge ourselves by considering what other people think of us, which is the opposite of mental toughness.
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Tying those qualities together was a magnetic presence — part toughness, part charm — that could make him a franchise quarterback.
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We need toughness, folks, we need strength, we need smarts, we need warmth, we need compassion, we need everything.
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But, what he lacked in stature he more than made up for in heart and classic Long Island toughness.
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With their season beginning to spiral down the drain, the Knicks revealed some toughness, some chemistry and even some competence.
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He set a tone of uncompromising toughness and clarity, in which emotion and attitude take priority over subtly and details.
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No. 5 Clemson rolls over Georgia Tech ATLANTA — Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is loving his team's toughness on the road.
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The adult Arthur Curry can talk with fish and other sea animals, and he's also got superhuman strength and toughness.
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And on several tracks with a brisk bebop cadence, the trio makes it clear that there's toughness beneath its cool.
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"I think we talk about the character of the group and the toughness and competitiveness of the group," Budenholzer said.
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Southern Madagascar's people are said to have a reputation for toughness, befitting a population that usually survives with little rain.
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At a recent Friday night game, a father cheering for his son said he appreciated the toughness of the sport.
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This mixture of kindness and toughness is informed by the judge's own problems with cocaine addiction when he was young.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance," he wrote.
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In that case, we won't be marveling at the longevity of Peyton Manning and the toughness of the Denver defense.
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" Trump continued: "Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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"It's been a big theme of practice, physicality, playing with toughness and not getting outworked," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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The Tour de France tests many thing: A rider's physical endurance, mental toughness and the very core of their spirit.
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They said, no, you can't do that, because then people are going to pour in before the toughness goes on.
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U.K. -drill rappers, in turn, were inspired by the vibrant toughness of Chicago drill, which originated almost a decade ago.
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The kid who wants to keep going, who can pitch through the pain, who wants to impress with his toughness.
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Ms. Kuritsky has several fine scenes, but there are others in which she projects Erika's toughness or distress too bluntly.
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" Paying tribute to her toughness but also her vulnerability, Hamill said his life "would have been far emptier without her.
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Legislators did not want to rescind the law without sending the Kremlin a message about American toughness on human rights.
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Then they went off to do grueling work in the factory or they learned toughness and grit in the military.
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Wealth, toughness, libido, swagger: The more of it there is, the thinking often goes, the better the song will be.
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It's the pass rush, not some Ryan-approved virtue like toughness, that will get Bills to the playoffs in 2016.
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In their telling, the negotiations were a useless show of weakness that ultimately failed, and Reagan's toughness won the day.
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He demonstrated the toughness of his condoms by putting one on over his fist and poking it with a pen.
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"We're elated to be in the championship game," Pitino said, noting the quick turnaround and the toughness of Wichita State.
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All these men have shown the insight and the toughness to stake out unconventional positions and act on their beliefs.
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Women for Afghan Women sent Mumtaz to India for facial reconstruction surgery; her toughness inspired the others, especially Gul Meena.
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Yumul and Dawana said they had revered Bryant since the start of his career, citing his toughness and competitive fire.
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In the past, candidates running to be district attorney — if they were challenged at all — touted their toughness on crime.
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Foreign policy is not the conduct of relations between states but rather a locker room competition of displays of toughness.
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Cyd is the very model of conservative toughness as she narrates her experience of the shooting from the control room.
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He averaged 17.3 points over the first week this month and has repeatedly earned praise for his toughness and poise.
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And when Patrick Beverley grabbed one of his seven rebounds, Lawler opened Twitter to praise Beverley's pound-for-pound toughness.
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But in those nerve-jangling final minutes when improvisation, poise and toughness are required, Stafford can be at his best.
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"Chuck's overall presence, his intensity, his toughness, play a big factor in helping us win," Krieg once told Sports Illustrated.
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Suddenly stories about infighting and dysfunction were replaced with screaming headlines about the president's toughness and footage of Tomahawk launches.
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The statement said the motto was used by team, known as the Black Knights, to underscore teamwork, loyalty and toughness.
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I like the distressed detail, because it adds toughness and edge to whatever outfit you're going to dress these with.
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"[Gates'] confrontational style of management helped Microsoft maintain its edge — its mental toughness," Wallace and Erickson note in their book.
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This miniature version by Salvatore Ferragamo, in plaid and black calfskin leather, is just as smart but with added toughness.
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And that requires a tremendous amount of toughness and willpower and strength and hope and faith, and they had that.
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Both were schooled in the art of toughness by older brothers who recognized the necessity of a hard outer shell.
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Little surprise, then, that both major parties compete in rhetorical one-upmanship to demonstrate toughness on terrorism and govern accordingly.
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Miffed that the Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee had questioned his toughness, Koepka successfully defended his P.G.A. title last month.
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" Clinton isn't applauded for her own toughness; instead, that same tough quality is twisted into her being abrasive or "cold.
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It's the fact that when he's on the court, there's a toughness that the Boston Celtics are able to play with.
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So it's no surprise that in her latest small-screen role, Theron is prepared to show off more of that toughness.
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I love Hillary Clinton and though I knew she had her flaws, I believed in her tireless energy and her toughness.
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" The next one read: "Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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But an unsentimental toughness lies just beneath Ms. Burke's disarmingly scattered sunniness, itself a perfect foil for avant-garde self-seriousness.
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Brooklyn's first African-American district attorney demonstrated courage and a toughness tempered by mercy in his handling of this tragic case.
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I have always had tremendous respect for you, but the toughness and perseverance you've displayed over the past year is remarkable.
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Those emotions are largely absent from the latest film, and toughness and stubbornness alone aren't enough to make a compelling character.
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Yet a growing chorus of Indian officers, civilian officials and defence analysts appears less than impressed by all this seeming toughness.
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They were treated with kid gloves by colleagues and bosses afraid to upset them or worried about their toughness, Elsbach says.
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Communicating a sincere mea culpa, contrary to popular belief, is not an act of timidity, but rather a sign of toughness.
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I have always had tremendous respect for you, but the toughness & perseverance you have displayed over the past year is remarkable.
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He argues that Trump's outer-borough background is the key to both his toughness and his ability to connect with voters.
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It's a brutal position, and there has to be a good amount of toughness in an individual to play that position.
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Since a majority of people in prison are black or Hispanic, the impact of this toughness will fall disproportionately on minorities.
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"It's all about mental toughness, but I think we're grown from this experience," Lakers coach Luke Walton said before the game.
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The toughness factor, when you get that from your point guard, it seems to resonate to the rest of the group.
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Thomas, who earlier in the week said the Celtics were not playing with the toughness of years past, saw a change.
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Recoiling at the American President giving Russia a free pass for the election transgressions, Congress resolved to show even greater toughness.
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She brought a competitive spirit and innate toughness to every single challenge, helping her teammates – and later, herself – in clutch moments.
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Orban also said the Hungarian opposition had failed to heed the call of history when it opposed his toughness on migrants.
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A mere broken bone, along with a now-familiar hyperspeed recovery, lets people celebrate football's much-fetishized toughness with clean consciences.
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"The Chinese government in its totality must not underestimate President Trump's toughness and willingness to continue this battle," Mr. Kudlow added.
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The Texas senator's campaign began airing television ads in the state on March 12 focusing on his toughness toward border security.
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She is portrayed with benevolent toughness by Andrea Bianchi, who is also highly amusing as the writer and actress Ruth Gordon.
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Bang intended "bulletproof" to function as a celebration of the kids' toughness and ability to withstand the pressures of the world.
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A similar pride and defiance, mixed with resiliency and urban toughness, comes across in his photographs of children at Coney Island.
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Right-wing toughness is too inflexible and blind to civil society; leftist rage is too scornful of institutions and market forces.
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For male politicians, crying in public (or even in private!) can be seen as an unacceptable lack of toughness and fortitude.
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Teams liked his size, his rim protection and his toughness, but there are concerns about his athleticism and his post game.
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She has the toughness and integrity needed to clean up the corrupt mess Donald Trump has created in our Justice Department.
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We won Game 21987 with a toughness and the home court, and we're going to need that same approach on Saturday.
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Kisenosato had long been ranked one notch below yokozuna, and critics had wondered if he had the mental toughness to advance.
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"A hard-nosed, tough coach who demanded that toughness from his players," said Brian Cabral, who played for Mallory at Colorado.
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This type of toxic masculinity equates toughness with power and emotions with weakness, leaving men with no outlet for their shame.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance," Trump tweeted Sunday.
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With the American leadership receiving "carte blanche" public support for being hard with Russia, toughness might be an intuitive retaliatory measure.
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Helsel says the company envisions something including fibrous material to enhance strength, inspired by the renowned toughness of natural spider silk.
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But if that music was all toughness through its rhythms, then the harmonic content of the song spins it another way.
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The toughness issue came up after Florida was blown out 23.64-5 at home by the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday night.
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The research team looked to test the sulfide's fracture toughness, which is essential to the material's role in a lithium-ion battery.
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The world knows no toughness like that of the water bear, which looks like a cannon wearing a pair of wrinkled khakis.
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Apple did once try to make a sapphire glass iPhone display, which would have solved the scratching issue with its incredible toughness.
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On the football field, the only way to win was to cultivate speed, strength, endurance and mental toughness that outpaced our opponents.
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She passed those lessons about toughness down to her children, and my siblings and I are better for it in many ways.
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Trump, whose foreign policy pitch to voters has included calls for a stronger response to ISIS, also spotlighted that toughness on Tuesday.
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But rather than treat this game as an ultra-serious battle of toughness and wits, the Buffaloes are having fun with it.
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Summer cuts off Hemorrhage's insecure babbling with a kiss, perhaps seeing too much of herself in his facade of toughness to resist.
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Cersei picked up all of the masculine "virtues" of toughness, ruthlessness, and the prioritization of the pursuit of power above all else.
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Full-grain leather Full-grain leather takes the entire grain of hide, with all the imperfections and inherent toughness of the material.
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"Our customers are not passive viewers, so we're inviting them to engage and be active contributors to the Directors of Toughness story."
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How We Tested To measure each phone&aposs toughness, we dropped it from both 4 and 6 feet onto wood and concrete.
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It's made of ultra-durable polycarbonate for maximum toughness, and once you slip it into your pocket, you'll barely notice it's there.
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He hopes that China's negotiators are signalling toughness to the public in order to leave themselves wriggle room in talks with America.
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Hill ate some big punches in all three rounds with her toughness more than making up her severe lack of striking defence.
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The fitness instructor and owner of HIIT Australia credits her tough classes for whipping her abs back to their pre-baby toughness.
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But that toughness attracted the attention of the Penguins, a team packed with skill that was looking for a bit more sandpaper.
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I have always had tremendous respect for you, but the toughness and perseverance you have displayed over the past year is remarkable.
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This is especially true for increasing your mental toughness since you can only tap on it when you're going through difficult times.
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Widely known, fairly or not, for whining at officials and crumbling in critical moments, these Clippers played with resolve and uncommon toughness.
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"We've shown some grit and some toughness to win some tough games on the road," Miami coach Eric Spoelstra told the media.
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The requirement was not for toughness, but for forbearance and encouragement in the hope that a new democratic system could take root.
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He was a handsome go-getter, but also an arrogant self-promoter, proud of his toughness, a flirt with a fat wallet.
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His mental toughness and competitiveness, team officials felt, were strong enough for him to withstand, or help compensate for, any diminished skills.
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Bamboo is a type of wood that's commonly found in kitchens, thanks to its clean look, toughness, affordability, and environmentally friendly makeup.
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But Lloyd pulled through during the past year, developing the mental toughness to match the physical prowess that she had always had.
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Del Potro, a laconic Argentine, rejoined the tour full time this year and has steadily improved his conditioning and his match toughness.
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To be a man was to maintain the appearance of toughness, to never let on that you were weak or in pain.
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Another of Trump's go-to moves in response to a terrorist attack is to criticize the "toughness" of the current US leadership.
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It's a style, it's an unselfishness, it's a toughness, it's a coming together, it's being involved in something that's bigger than you.
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The era of toughness and the occasional hard foul being enough to get by as an elite defensive team is long gone.
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"I expect them to do it at some point with a lot of ferocity, physicality, toughness," head coach Dwane Casey said Sunday.
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I'm also under no illusions about the threats to his kingdom, and of the need for toughness in the face of them.
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Both books were made into blockbuster films, and are celebrations of toughness, perseverance, and rugged individualism in the face of grave danger.
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His view was unburdened by any serious assessment of how to balance toughness and engagement in the long-traumatized American-Iranian relationship.
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The Warriors showed some toughness of their own in their conference semifinal matchup, overcoming Durant's absence to finish off the Houston Rockets.
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He wanted to show his toughness and assumed that his armed forces would crush an Iran-backed faction there called the Houthis.
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Sansa Stark had proven her guile and toughness, while her younger sister, Arya, had saved the day at the Battle of Winterfell.
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Having built their identities around traditional notions of toughness and stoicism, many of these men are struggling with a new identity — #UsToo.
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She did this while struggling to project both toughness and compassion standing astride three institutions — business, politics and wrestling — dominated by men.
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After decades of trying to prove their toughness on national security, the candidates described an allies-first, tough-on-Russia foreign policy.
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Ben calls Joanie out, telling her that her toughness is a mask — and she is as sad and frightened as her mother.
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Ms. DeVos's advocates see in these fights the toughness to take on entrenched opponents of expanding reforms like charter schools and vouchers.
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Taken together, a balanced mix of toughness and engagement vis-à-vis Moscow could help increase the security of America's Baltic allies.
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"The motto was originally used to emphasize teamwork, loyalty and toughness," the academy's public affairs office said in a statement on Sunday.
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And don't just take our word on the toughness — 77% of customers (out of over 2,000 customers overall) gave it five stars.
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The word made the news in May when President Donald Trump talked about "toughness" to deter migration to the US, Babbel says.
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"The only thing these gang members understand is toughness," he proclaimed, turning to his recent refrain of capital punishment for drug dealers.
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The film is luscious and cool, and Ms. Theron's Lorraine has the looks of Debbie Harry and the toughness of Chrissie Hynde.
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Narushige Michishita, a professor at Tokyo's Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, said Bolton's toughness could present a hurdle in dealing with Pyongyang.
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I would never question his toughness or willingness to play through pain, but the Cowboys shouldn't rely on Romo to get less fragile.
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"I developed a thermal processing for steels that changes the hardness-toughness ratio of steel for a wide range of applications," he said.
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That mental toughness and getting past when the little voices in your head say you can't go no more, but fighting through it.
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Still, elected officials routinely raise the prospect of doing so after attacks as a way to signal toughness in the fight against terrorism.
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As Reagan showed us, toughness with backing of military power is the only thing despots, dictators and terrorists understand and will listen to.
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Its toughness and longevity made it legendary, but it was not a top phone in Nokia's range; it was an entry-level device.
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And Trump feels, rightly, that many in the GOP do respect him for his toughness and trust him to fight fiercely against threats.
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It's not really physical with our team, it's more mental and mental toughness is a fragile, unique path that you have to take.
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Its practitioners pride themselves on their athletic conditioning, their toughness, and their ability to make their fake fights look as real as possible.
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Besides her technical ability, Muguruza also displayed impressive mental toughness to withstand the pressure that allowed her to win her first major title.
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In a way I think having an edge or toughness requires a kind of vulnerability and courage as opposed to malicousness and indifferenceRight.
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There's definitely a kick to her voice, and a toughness that has been on a back shelf since 2009's The Fame Monster.
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On the court or in the boardroom, factors like mental toughness, competitiveness, and focus are crucial to achieving a high level of success.
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In a musical genre that prizes toughness, many of his songs verge on the romantic, and Drake has generally been seen as nonthreatening.
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But her long nails and close-set eyes, both quizzical and confrontational, spoke of the toughness of someone singularly capable of protecting herself.
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Punk was masculine music, made almost entirely by men, and it vented male rage in a way that extolled toughness and righteous outrage.
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A silver front skid plate adds toughness to the face, and blacked-out pillars on the front windshield add a "floating roof" aesthetic.
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Clinton, before her 2016 turn as a stateswoman and grandmother, staked her 2008 bid on evincing a toughness that could match any man's.
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Alumni said fighting shirtless in close quarters broke down barriers and built bonds, and spoke of Kaisei Kenji, the toughness of Kaisei students.
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Presidential contests, as Ezra Klein writes, emphasize allegedly "masculine" virtues like oratorical skill and toughness over "feminine" ones like cooperation and consensus building.
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He showed us really after the accident that he had in Texas — how quickly he came back from that — what his toughness was.
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There, Gallant brought a toughness to the ice and an amiable persona to the locker room, making him immensely popular with his teammates.
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Ms. Rosales had found that male-centric narratives about Latino culture were coarser, less well-balanced and intent on exuding a certain toughness.
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We like his tenacity and his toughness, as well as the way he supports these guys the way they need to be supported.
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"Compared to other optically clear materials, such as polycarbonate, hard ceramic materials like zirconia offer improved strength and fracture toughness," the patent says.
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The official added that Pence does not believe that the invitation dilutes the toughness of the United States pressure campaign on North Korea.
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We need a president who will defend our interests around the world — not with ignorant bluster and bombast, but with toughness and resolve.
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Projecting an almost monomaniacal toughness, Baron himself plays a Cleveland hit man trailing his latest target in New York during the holiday season.
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We must come to grips with the long war before us and be prepared to secure the future through mental and physical toughness.
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Others point to the offense or the toughness or the competitiveness of the Southeastern Conference or the atmosphere at overflowing Bryant-Denny Stadium.
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After all the decades, Mr. Gordon and his Judson colleagues are not going gently into history; they're looking back with anger, toughness, skepticism.
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But Bibi survived to put a more lasting stamp on the young state through his political and economic policies, his toughness toward rivals.
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It lives on in Sally Pearson who sometimes has a fragility that is a decoy for the toughness that lines her body and soul.
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What Martinez didn't realize was how much she would need to rely on her mental toughness, not on the battlefield but in civilian life.
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The screen's also made of super scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass DX+ and the device was stress tested for MIL-STD-810 military-grade toughness.
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One needs a certain toughness and tolerance for discomfort to be at ease here, and we pride ourselves on being hardy and gleefully dirty.
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But there is no doubt that tattooing is associated with toughness, and that we humans influence each other through impressions as much as reality.
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"They do not understand anything but toughness and strength," New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said of North Korea during the eighth Republican presidential debate.
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Toughness score: 6/10 Samsung Galaxy S9 Drops from 4 and 6 feet onto wood caused no damage whatsoever to the Galaxy S9 ($720).
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"We try to pride ourselves on our toughness and I didn't think we held up our end of the bargain," Fizdale told reporters Monday.
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May, while often inscrutable, has the voting record of a center-right politician that supports private enterprise and seeks toughness on immigration and crime.
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Ibaka and Tucker were added for what they bring on the court, but the team also talked up the toughness and physicality they bring.
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He lets Boston go small without losing a single ounce of toughness, and is an immovable concrete slab whenever Stevens needs him to be.
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While mental toughness often conjures a militaristic picture of an individual slogging it out, a large part of it is actually due to recovery.
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In the same round, Kawajiri displayed his legendary toughness when he continued to fight after eating a substantial knee to the head from Swanson.
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So much standup is about the projection of toughness, even if it's a neurotic kind — the willingness to go there and damn the consequences.
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I was a big Joe Frazier fan who respected his quiet toughness and disliked Ali's outspoken ways, considering him a loudmouth and a braggart.
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Chicago's coaching and front office staff agreed that the team needed Bill Cartwright, the better to upgrade their center play with smarts and toughness.
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The episode sharply emphasizes Escobar's toughness and ingenuity, as well as the carefully cultivated Robin Hood image that earned him loyalty on the streets.
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When he's battling a corrupt private military firm, the terse, forceful prose with which Child describes him serves to confirm Reacher's toughness and credibility.
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Florida coach Mike White was seeking more toughness and energy from his team coming off a 61-54 loss to Butler on Friday night.
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Mitchell, through sheer toughness of personality and boldness of talent, eclipsed all but one of her peers in the second generation of Abstract Expressionism.
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Austin's Richard Linklater, an Oscar-nominated director, talked Texan to challenge Ted Cruz's toughness in a relatable way in an ad for Beto O'Rourke.
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Marines see themselves as a kind of warrior caste: Spartans who live by a code of loyalty, toughness under fire, and savagery in battle.
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Foreigners were encouraged to test the toughness of their shins on banana trees and free sak yant tattoos were being offered to all participants.
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Trump commended House Minority Whip Steve Scalise for his toughness after being shot and critically wounded at a congressional baseball practice in June 2017.
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They were just scrapping and that's what the playoffs are about: fight, toughness and for whatever reason we didn't start the game that way.
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Having built their identities around traditional notions of toughness and stoicism, many are struggling with a new identity — #MeToo, or in their case, #UsToo.
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And the intriguing thing about Gauff is that she has a combination of physical gifts and mental toughness to be one of those players.
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I want that same toughness that angered me and frustrated me to a fare-thee-well at times to see you through your fight.
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The Blazers have shown their toughness in the playoffs, our basketball reporter writes, but the Warriors's will to win seems as strong as ever.
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They may live in a neighborhood where, in the absence of jobs and material possessions, a man's status depends on his aggression and toughness.
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Athens — think of Achilles — stands for the competitive virtues: strength, toughness, prowess, righteous indignation, the capacity to smite your foes and win eternal fame.
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Fighting a sport synonymous with Canadian toughness and freezing afternoons on frozen ponds goes against the grain with many people above the 49th parallel.
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It was one back-down amid a grueling trade war that Trump insists will eventually benefit Americans -- and will demonstrate his toughness on China.
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"The spin rate, the swing-and-miss, those things are important to us," said the pitching coach Steve Foster, who also emphasizes mental toughness.
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LaMotta's toughness was in full display in his battles with Sugar Ray Robinson, whom many consider the finest pound-for-pound boxer in history.
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The strategy worked, judging by our conversation with Philadelphia 76ers partner Michael Rubin, who raved about his star player's toughness after the freak injury.
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It was later in the nation's history that the ideal turned toward individual achievements and, eventually, toward toughness, competitiveness and symbolic displays of virility.
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It's a promising sign of some toughness, but that may make "finding ways to work together" much harder for both the US and China.
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There is indeed an admirable mental toughness in "keeping calm and carrying on," but admitting you're struggling or hurting shows strength and bravery too.
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Though Halep is a light, graceful mover on clay, where her counterpunching game is at its most effective, her mental toughness is sometimes questioned.
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But with the Clippers' experience, balanced starting lineup and defensive toughness, they could prove a tough matchup for the Warriors in the second round.
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That toughness was key to the way Boyle — one of the few women leaders in the male-dominated sportswear industry — approached running the business.
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An enthusiast of history, Trump is seemingly intrigued by the toughness of Andrew Jackson, the inspiration of JFK and the success of Ronald Reagan.
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Walking its hallways, he will find helmets and shoulder pads and old footballs and photos and exhibits glorifying in the toughness of these men.
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Another angle: A prolonged trade war does offer some political advantages for Mr. Trump, allowing him to maintain an image of toughness toward China.
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Despite her battling injuries in recent seasons, he said, she has a toughness that he has never seen — both on and off the track.
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He was immediately impressed by Gauff's athleticism and her toughness, including the way she handled intense interviews designed to test the young players' resolve.
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She's supposed to be sweet and relatively innocent (well, at least not as grizzled as Frank), but he brings out the toughness in her.
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James Reston of The New York Times wrote in his memoir, "Deadline," that the president came out of the meeting determined to show toughness.
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Boys and men turn out each week to partake in these short bursts of violent beatings that test their opponents' toughness and prove their own.
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The most significant immediate result of the president's Helsinki flop is that his administration has kicked into overdrive efforts to show toughness toward the Kremlin.
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He may have not suffered a loss until now, but Breazeale's toughness was the only positive you could attribute to his performance on Saturday night.
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I had experienced many of the same things but at the time, I judged these women for what I perceived as their lack of toughness.
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Displays of toughness may help to ingratiate him with China's president, Xi Jinping, who has called for "a great wall of iron" to safeguard Xinjiang.
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The first lady -- who never mentioned the Republican nominee by name -- also defended Clinton's stamina and toughness, which have been brought into question by Trump.
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"You have to learn how to play through mistakes, you have to learn toughness, and you have to learn how to win," Snyder told reporters.
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Charles Oakley is a Knicks legend of the '22017s for his heart and toughness during New York's last sustained run as a respectable NBA team.
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" President Trump commented on the incident, saying "Another terrorist attack in London... These animals are crazy and must be dealt with through toughness and strength!
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Sheffield-born Brook earned plenty of plaudits for his efforts and the toughness he displayed on Saturday night—even from living heavyweight legend Evander Holyfield.
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The first time he sort of dodged the question and then found a way to praise Kim Jong Un for his strength and his toughness.
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Smith, who came into the game averaging just 6.7 points and 2.5 rebounds, gave the Magic the defensive toughness they have been lacking this season.
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We went into the game talking about focus, toughness, things that are going to help us as we move into the end of the year.
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If there's anything you could say of the men to hail from Eastern Europe, one thing that instantly springs into mind is their natural toughness.
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While lots of people misconstrue Roosevelt's "big stick" quote as an assertion of necessary toughness, historian Edmund Morris writes that TR meant the exact opposite.
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The speech earned praise in some quarters for the "toughness" of Pompeo's ultimatum to Iran's leaders, and his message of support for the Iranian people.
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Atlético eliminated the defending champion, Barcelona, this week and showed the toughness, class and discipline typified by its coach, the former Argentina midfielder Diego Simeone.
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The Talonport Privacy Stainless Steel Luggage Tag gives your luggage a unique look, while also providing the toughness and durability you need when traveling. werePros:
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Her provocative slogan, "Kamala Harris, For the People," derives from her career as a state and local prosecutor and speaks to her toughness and advocacy.
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He has also come under fire from other GOP White House hopefuls for his Senate voting record and his perceived toughness on the campaign trail.
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It may assuage some voter anger to hear tough rhetoric by a potential president, but toughness that fails analysis should frighten supporters and opponents alike.
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So his speech was free of any mention of platforms or policies, sticking instead to clichés about American toughness and strength delivered in booming tones.
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Bermane Stiverne toughed his way to a decision in his first fight with Wilder but he didn't show an awful lot of anything except toughness.
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Russia is a fighting land, a place where toughness is valued above all else, and Conor McGregor is currently the biggest fish in the sea.
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They're both projections of toughness, imagined or otherwise, a machismo that feels outmoded and absurd to anyone reading this sentence, but that's exactly the point.
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You've got more guts than you imagine And what's true of persuading others and cranking out good ideas might also be true of mental toughness.
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However, he showed some toughness and lofted a beautiful 64-yard touchdown pass to Hollins to tie the score at 10 with 3:19 remaining.
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It's even more to their credit — and a boon to the future — that they've kept that career's difficulty, and toughness, and nowness to the fore.
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The two generals celebrated by President Trump for their reputations for toughness are now considered the moderates — and at risk of falling out of favor.
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Now, the mental toughness has allowed him to win the Masters at 43 and to cope with, if not subdue, another Open at Pebble Beach.
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Despite its reputation for toughness, the I.R.S. relies on voluntary compliance, as in Americans' sense of duty, to collect the money that powers our government.
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But the Clippers persevered in front of a fun crowd, displaying the sort of physical and mental toughness that has been their hallmark this season.
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Mr. McCarthy is not without detractors, some of whom say he lacks the rhetorical firepower and conservative toughness to propel Republicans back into the majority.
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But the emphasis on strength of will, the bootstrap, the calls to toughness and self-respect — all of this touches some need in his audience.
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D'Antoni praised his team's toughness but didn't have a solid explanation as to how the Rockets were able to withstand Golden State's huge scoring bursts.
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Harvey did not like the headlines late last summer, when the possibility of a strict innings limit prompted some to question his toughness and commitment.
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Such a proposal appeals to Mr. Trump's instinct for toughness at the border, promoting American-made products and igniting the creation of new manufacturing jobs.
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Thursday afternoon's exchange could benefit Biden at a time when Democrats say toughness is one of their most coveted assets in their battle against Trump.
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Snake plants are beloved for both their style and their toughness: They generally do OK even if your plant care skills are a little embarrassing.
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This might seem like a tall order, but the discomfort it brings establishes mental toughness that enables you to reap bigger rewards in the future.
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"We all have to move on from a time when the kitchen was about pure discipline and toughness, sometimes almost bordering on mistreatment," he said.
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Harris' toughness and ability to "prosecute" a case against a second term for President Donald Trump has been the centerpiece of her appeal to voters.
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The daughter of a coal miner and a midwife, she had a hardscrabble childhood in northeast England — a childhood that bred toughness, her friends say.
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The daughter of a coal miner and a midwife, she had a hardscrabble childhood in northeast England — a childhood that bred toughness, her friends say.
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President Donald Trump once claimed his deal-making prowess and toughness would enable him to face down and reduce the threat from America&aposs adversaries.
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A photographic journey shows just how 'Bibi' has put his stamp on Israel — through his toughness and the search for security in an unstable region.
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Munoz has an AWESOMELY grotesque pinky from his playing days (it still points sideways) -- and says he appreciates Carr's toughness for playing through Sunday's injury.
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The Knicks had a reputation for toughness and grittiness during Oakley's tenure, including in 1994, when they lost to the Houston Rockets in the NBA finals.
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On my visits, the flavors couldn't quite overcome the meat's toughness; the beef fared better when chopped into smaller nubs and dispersed through a rice ball.
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Until it comes into view, we all need to hope that neither side makes a mistake as they try to project toughness during this fraught period.
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The irony is that Jeb Bush in 2016 is deploying his mother in a slightly different way than his father did, emphasizing her toughness and resilience.
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A testament to his toughness for sure ... we doubt most folks in that sitch would be nearly as collected as Myles is here in both scenarios.
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Clinton was intent in 2008 on showing her preparedness to be commander-in-chief and project toughness — and even downplayed the historic nature of her candidacy.
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And the Punjabi rapper Nav and the Cambodian rapper $tupid Young both freely use the n-word, channeling the toughness it implies without carrying its burden.
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Many critics and commentators thought that Mr. Rubio was the clear winner on Thursday night, but said that his newfound toughness may have come too late.
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It's easy for conservatives to project strength and honesty and toughness onto these figures; they're outnumbered and undaunted, like the Magnificent Seven or 300's Spartans.
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If Trump does feel some compunction to reach out to the other side of the aisle, he can do it without without losing any edgy toughness.
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If the price comes down, the 31-year-old could offer physicality, toughness, defense across three positions, and a respectable but hardly lethal 3-point shot.
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Toughness score: 4.3/10 OnePlus 5T No damage occured when the OnePlus 5T ($499) landed face-first onto wood from heights of 4 and 6 feet.
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Trump is often loose with his language in describing what has taken place, and couples it at times with bragging about his own calls for toughness.
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Cohn, who first met Trump in 1973, was known for his toughness and ability to spin even the worst news into something that favored his client.
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This extends to Shinji's attempts at living up to his father's masculine ideal, as Mongillo's shrill, high-pitched, scream desperately claws at some kind of toughness.
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Like Joan Didion, another American writer, Ms Crabapple's toughness comes from her willingness to accept her vulnerability as much as from her talent and unique eye.
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For all the tales of Howe's on-ice toughness — the elbows, the hard checks — it was his unassuming kindness off the ice that so many recalled.
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All of the evidence showed that grandiose narcissism tended to be correlated with traits that help you succeed, such as mental toughness, confidence and goal-orientation.
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"Only one candidate for president has the determination and toughness to stand up to the corporate gun lobby — and the record to prove it," she added.
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His mentor and coach, Brother Colm O'Connell, last month questioned Rudisha's mental toughness and said he had "done very very little training" with him in 2016.
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Trehaus' school head Carolina Sam said that grit, which "encompasses determination, toughness, and resilience", would help children look at failures and mistakes in a positive way.
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Cornette was calling a match between champion Nick Aldis and Trevor Murdoch -- when the announcer tried to praise Murdoch for his toughness ... and went super racist.
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Mr. Trump has at various times described North Korea's young leader, Kim Jong-un, as "a maniac," even while expressing grudging admiration for Mr. Kim's toughness.
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But her toughness, her guile, and her experience—qualities that helped her patiently decimate Trump in their three debates—will be assets in future political battles.
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"We try to pride ourselves on our toughness and I didn't think we held up our end of the bargain tonight," Grizzlies coach David Fizdale said.
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Their coach, Mike Brey, from suburban Washington himself, relishes recruiting players who have what he calls an I-95 edge — a certain grittiness, a mental toughness.
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In his mind, toughness served them on the road to wealth, but now that they've arrived at their destination, the kids don't need to know struggle.
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In a society that fetishizes unblemished skin and flawless butts, the series is a snapshot of a subculture that inverts beauty standards and embraces female toughness.
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Unlike his predecessor, Mr. Uribe, whose law-and-order toughness made him a popular two-term president, wholly embraced extradition as a drug crime-fighting tool.
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In a region that draws part of its identity from the toughness of farmers, their tractors are now among the symbols of Catalonians' fight for independence.
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That will require creative and sustained diplomacy, toughness, patience and a president who can be disciplined enough to keep his thoughts about the situation off Twitter.
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Though Lomachenko is likely superior in technique, it will be interesting to see how technical brilliance runs up against an indomitable will and plain ol' toughness.
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Mr. Trump has ushered in a fresh era of noxious manhood wherein bullying is conflated with toughness and self-interest is more important than self-respect.
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Elon Musk has attempted to save face on Twitter after a demonstration meant to show off the toughness of Tesla&aposs new Cybertruck pickup went awry.
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Raptors force OT at buzzer, but Heat pull out Game 1 TORONTO — Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was impressed with his club's mental toughness Tuesday night.
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Badu and her friends envied—and sometimes adopted—the sounds and slang of New York hip-hop, which seemed like the epitome of toughness and sophistication.
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"Rod Rosenstein is an exceptional trial lawyer, strategist and leader with unquestioned integrity and toughness," King & Spalding Chairman Robert D. Hays, Jr. said in a statement.
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The young actress Franziska Machens's Célimène is a strong-willed presence, and she matches Matthes, one of the Deutsches Theater's biggest stars, in toughness and resolve.
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That Trump, a cheerleader for American exceptionalism, doesn't get that basic idea speaks volumes about how distorted his views of toughness, valor and honor actually are.
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Toub loved Murray's toughness and intelligence, traits that have served him well with the Chiefs, who depend on him both to make blocks and shed them.
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Burdened with the nickname Baby Fed, for his game's similarities to Federer's, Dimitrov, 210, has been plagued by inconsistent play and a lack of mental toughness.
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"It takes a lot of mental toughness to push through thoughts and things when you haven't been in the competitive arena for a while," Murray said.
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Mr. Campbell had repeatedly insulted Mr. Collins's music and questioned his reputation for toughness, daring the rapper to send henchmen to attack him, the papers said.
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This work is a grind — it's not big speeches, it doesn't come with wide applause, and it requires an emotional toughness most human beings can't summon.
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However, Shawn Achor, world-famous speaker and author of "The Happiness Advantage," has found a key to mental toughness that flies in the face of traditional thinking.
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No, instead they are intended to strike fear into communities, to show the muscle and "toughness" of a new president, and to divide the citizenry against itself.
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"I was proud of Keenan for a lot of different reasons, but one of them was the mental toughness," Texas Tech second-year coach Chris Beard said.
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"Its unfortunate that male leaders think that they're showing their toughness and strong leadership material by shouting and screaming and bullying the little people," Chamorro-Premuzic said.
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Rubio and Cruz went hard at Trump, the frontrunner, repeatedly questioning his trustworthiness and toughness with the businessman swinging back hard at "Lyin' Ted" and "Little "Marco.
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Although Friday's team is consistently reaching the quarterfinals of tournaments, he believes it will not beat the top nations regularly until the players improve their mental toughness.
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Toughness is a real asset in the Adirondack Mountains, where the winters are long, heat is expensive, and the short tourist season is our bread and butter.
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Toughness score: 4.3/10 Google Pixel 2 XL The Pixel 2 XL ($849 through Verizon) survived drops from 4 and 3.93 feet onto wood with no issues.
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They had the toughness and stamina to fight for their career in a music industry that is programmed to grind up artists like so much street garbage.
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HP has made a laptop that it says stands up to military standards of toughness, a feat that it claims is necessary for another tough environment: schools.
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An ideal clerical candidate is a seasoned priest who has already shown that he has the spiritual and mental toughness to go toe-to-toe with Beelzebub.
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"You have to have mental toughness to get through and endure when things aren't going your way, you can't cave in," Timberwolves coach Tom Thibodeau told reporters.
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And when the Trump administration seemed to be wavering on illegal immigration toughness, Miller is credited with getting the team back to its roots on the issue.
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Both men share a similar impulse when it comes to crime and punishment: Harsher policies against defendants indicate toughness on crime, while less punitive measures indicate weakness.
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Enfield strategically deploys Metu in short bursts to maximize his explosiveness; when the team needs a pinch of toughness, he turns Clark loose for rumbling offensive rebounds.
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I feel like it's important for me to work on my mental toughness, because at the end of the day, I choose where I send my energy.
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I don't know about you, but I sleep better knowing a man of this toughness and character might soon be keeping watch over my family and me.
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McCain writes that the president seems to care more about "the appearance of toughness" than American values, chiding Trump's coziness with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in particular.
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While Justin Gaethje is still a fighter whose physical attributes (mainly his toughness) are relied on too heavily in fights, he is certainly not just that anymore.
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In fact, Barré's line possessed a severely pared down toughness that separated it from the work of his American counterparts, both of whom employed a gentle touch.
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Both men showed their vulnerabilities and their toughness, and a rematch seems inevitable down the road with the state of the bantamweight division outside of these guys.
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In a recent HBR blog post, he shared how his students usually fare when asked to test their mental toughness and try something that makes the uncomfortable.
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WWE is slowly, fitfully pulling itself out of a funk that he largely presided over, but Cena's longevity and sheer toughness puts him up there with Flair.
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His campaign worked behind the scenes to upend decades of GOP toughness on Russia, scrapping a call for arming Ukraine, which had been partially invaded by Russia.
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During Thursday night's unveiling, Tesla's top designer twice threw a metal ball at the pickup truck's armored windows to prove their toughness and smashed them by mistake.
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Like the other women in this book, Rose provides us not only with lyrical passages that pierce the heart but also with moments of bracing practical toughness.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia — Belgium arrived at the World Cup as dark horses, bringing both a roster bulging with talent and question marks about its mental toughness.
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His voice, clipped and nasal, had a bantam toughness, and his sentences (in life, not literature) make regular detours from formidable erudition into the slangy and profane.
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The service was filled with tears and laughter, especially when Harper's daughter, Cristina Cacciotti, shared loving words about her mother's much-celebrated toughness during her cancer battle.
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The warriors wear no clothing or armor when they fight, to prove their toughness and masculinity, and every once in a while one of them is killed.
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The article questioned his mental toughness after an emotional first-round loss at a Challenger tournament in Santiago when he was a 20-year-old ranked 276th.
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The study found that first responders failed to seek help because of the stigma of seeking mental health treatment in a profession that prioritizes bravery and toughness.
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"Toughness is the best case he can make for his foreign policy," Elizabeth Saunders, an expert on the presidency and global affairs at Georgetown University, told me.
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The vintage performance, before a sold out Staples Center crowd, showed the tenacity, toughness and talent that made him one of the defining players in NBA history.
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Nunes lost three fights earlier in her career to opponents beaten easily by Rousey, but Nunes's work ethic and toughness propelled her into the fight against Rousey.
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He's taking his naturally smooth game — refined moves when he dribbles past defenders, a silky, high-arcing jump shot, surprising toughness — and learning to play point guard.
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She has used her time here to speak out, again and again, on a handful of issues that have domestic political currency: Iran, Israel, toughness on Russia.
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Since her husband's death almost 20 years ago, Ms. Romano has drawn on the toughness she learned growing up in the East New York section of Brooklyn.
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Instead of standardizing metals based on performance – its degree of strength, toughness and corrosion prevention – today's criteria instead describes processing methods and chemical compositions of metal alloys.
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Boys perform better in school when achievement is considered to be desirable, and when they believe successful men get their power from education versus strength and toughness.
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In the case of 21 Savage, whose public image was built on a kind of impenetrable toughness mixed with weary resilience, this moment of vulnerability was destabilizing.
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Last but by no means least, they endorse a hard line on China, seeing toughness and resolve as likely to succeed in intimidating China into good behavior.
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These are all things I'm sure most women experience and are used to — and it just made me appreciate the unseen, badass toughness of the ladies around me.
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While Lue was questioning his team's toughness after the game, superstar forward LeBron James assured reporters that the physicality the team needs will be there in the playoffs.
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He also presented a second image of himself: as a devout Hindu combining personal piety, celibacy, closeness to grassroots right-wing Hindu groups and toughness on Muslim issues.
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What becomes more apparent here than ever before is the toughness of mind underlying these proscenium works, and it enriches the choreography with qualities of suspense and tension.
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Ernst, 46, first propelled to the national spotlight during her 2014 campaign with her "Make 'Em Squeal" ad, demonstrating her no-nonsense toughness, despite her "Iowa nice" demeanor.
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Born into a family of professional Australian Rules football players, Hewitt also fancied a career in the rugged indigenous sport which prizes courage and toughness above all qualities.
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She put in more training hours than ever before, focusing on developing her mental toughness and physical fitness, which, at the time, "were very, very bad," Lloyd admits.
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" Trump: Trump said on Twitter the day of the attack: "Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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GSAP is not short of grime bangers: among the new tracks, "Cold," "Return of the Rucksack," and "Mr Skeng" stand out for their fire-and-brimstone lyrical toughness.
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PLEASE help me wish a BIG Happy Birthday to my best friend, my wife, & my love Wendy Leann Anderson… absolutely the toughness most amazing person I've ever known.
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"The president recognizes that [Bloomberg] has that New York toughness, he's very, very rich," said Scaramucci, who worked briefly as a former White House communications director under Trump.
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The next night, Houston's Back to Back made quite the return to Dallas, offering a blistering set that combined Negative Approach's bleak outlook with that signature Texas toughness.
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His personal brand: In addition to viewing it as strategically useful for the United States to protect toughness and strength, Trump may have another concern: his personal brand.
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Mr. Takano despite a very positive attitude and genuine interest in fixing the problems facing our community, lacks the experience, record, and toughness we need at this time.
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And the toughness, indifference and callousness that Trump appears to exhibit toward those who disagree with his positions were hallmarks of Giuliani's administrations in late '90s New York.
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"I just thought that we showed a little bit more fight tonight," said Lakers coach Byron Scott, who called his club soft and lacking toughness after Tuesday's loss.
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Though Godless isn't based on a precise true story, its roots are easily found in the tragedies and the toughness found in the history of the American West.
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"Pikiell talks about how he built it up (at Stony Brook) the same way he's building us up, with defense and toughness," freshman Geo Baker told the media.
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Frankie Cosmos: Vessel (Sub Pop) Because it takes guts to get up there and sing your songs, we expect toughness from the women now achieving indie-rock parity.
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Still, what makes the show unique, and lends it a rare toughness, is the bond between Josh and Rose, who is played with bravura fragility by Debra Lawrence.
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"Sometimes a cunning tradesman, sometimes a stubborn toughness, sometimes glowering, sometimes bowing, but always with confidence that he would make it happen in the end," Mr. Can wrote.
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Trump unconvincingly denied his remarks on Friday, but the White House did not rebut making the "shithole" remarks outright, instead spinning it as Trump's characteristic toughness on immigration.
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Along the way she contends with the return of her toxic father (Trevor Long), emotionally oscillating between the toughness and vulnerability of a disappointed but still hopeful daughter.
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" The piece went on to say, "In brief, people with self-respect exhibit a certain toughness, a kind of moral nerve; they display what was once called character.
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But critics see the order as a clumsy show of toughness against foreign Muslims to impress Mr. Trump's base, one shaped by advisers with distorted ideas about Islam.
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Here too Mr. Trump celebrated the "toughness" of Mr. Letterman's response (the host pressed for an arrest), saying he wished more people would take Mr. Letterman's pugnacious approach.
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"Rod Rosenstein is an exceptional trial lawyer, strategist and leader with unquestioned integrity and toughness," Robert D. Hays Jr., chairman of King & Spalding, said in a press release.
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But if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time -- just remember that, we're wasting our time -- and that toughness includes the death penalty.
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Dried herring soaks overnight before its time in the pan with green seasoning; in patty form, it's smoky and salty, its toughness turned into something sturdy but delicate.
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He occasionally seems oblivious to pressure, which sounds great ... except ... Vision and ball security Despite the toughness, Jones doesn't always see or feel when pressure is closing in.
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Landeskog showed his toughness on Monday as he returned to the game after taking a slap shot to the face - with quite the "souvenir" in the process. 1.
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The players at U.C.L.A. may be rated more highly than any team Mick Cronin coached at Cincinnati, but the overall toughness of the Bruins remains a serious question.
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Bloomberg has a great deal of global experience, but he needs to show real toughness in defense of American vital interests if he wants to have a chance.
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Nancy had grown up being mocked and made fun of because of her uncles by people, black and white, and she long ago developed a façade of toughness.
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Your tenaciousness running the football, the attitude you&aposve brought, the toughness that you&aposve brought and the unselfishness you&aposve brought is a big part of our identity.
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This uncompromising toughness was present from the beginning, as evidenced by "Self-Portrait" (1931–33) in the exhibition Lee Krasner, at Robert Miller Gallery (April 21–June 4, 36).
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While she led Europe in pressing for tough sanctions against Russia for its seizure of Crimea and incursions into Eastern Ukraine, Putin respects her toughness and longevity in office.
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The first model launched in 1983, the DW-5000, was branded as indestructible—a quality that was quickly proved by tests of toughness, including dropping the watch from helicopters.
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But he's a perfect fit with what the Warriors are doing, a seven-foot wall of intimidation who frees shooters with screens and provides necessary toughness around the margins.
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Chad Laprise's well-rounded skill set and general toughness makes him a dangerous proposition for much of the lightweight division as he attempts to clamber up the UFC rankings.
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He said he was drawn to Klobuchar and Harris, both former prosecutors, because of their toughness — a trait he believes will be useful in the ultimate matchup against Trump.
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A "cult of toughness" at the top levels of the US government could also tip the balance towards using nuclear weapons when it's necessary in order to save face.
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"Lo and behold, the chewability, or the toughness of this meat, is pretty similar to the other kinds of meat that you might see in the store," adds Parker.
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Additional evaluation is needed to make a further determination of when Mahomes will return to action, but his presence on the practice field certainly displays his toughness and leadership.
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The announced exit from 30 stores at a cost of A$270 million ($192 million) illustrates both missteps along the way and the toughness of the market, investors say.
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Toughness is great to an extent, but this is a hockey team, not a group of guys that are taking to the streets to fight a bunch of gangs.
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Castillo Bataille, a celebrity stylist who works with Halle Berry and Priyanka Chopra, says the move to tight-as-a-drum styles is all about take-no-shit toughness.
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When Team Trump contemplates the upcoming Trump-Kim summit, they see a historic event that will begin as a win for their boss—a vindication of his unprecedented toughness.
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Toughness score: 6.2/10 LG V30 LG&aposs flagship V30 ($699) made it all the way through our testing, but it didn&apost do as well as other phones.
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Mr Trump could claim on May 12th that his toughness had pushed the Europeans into tackling the flaws in the Iran deal and that he would hold his fire.
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Now, Urijah says ... despite all of the positive things Conor has going for him -- like toughness and skill -- a victory in the rematch is simply out of the question.
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Tony Ferguson respects Khabib Nurmagomedov as an athlete ... but says the 1 area he falls short is "mental toughness," and he's gonna expose that next weekend at UFC 223.
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Chicago was able to snap a three-game slide with a 112-80 rout of Orlando on Monday, as it discovered a defensive toughness that seemed to be lacking.
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In a culture that prizes toughness and honour, his family was "hillbilly royalty": his grandmother came from "a family that would rather shoot at you than argue with you".
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Tucker promises defense, toughness, and intensity across multiple positions, and he's thrived in a low-usage offensive role with an outside shot that isn't far off of league average.
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McCain's book, "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations," took shots at Trump for caring about an "appearance of toughness" instead of American values.
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Instead Labissiere lost his starting spot, saw his draft stock fall, and had fans and commentators alike question his toughness because he was still learning the intricacies of rebounding.
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LA JOLLA, California (Reuters) - Tiger Woods knows it will take time to fine-tune his swing as he plays his way back toward tournament toughness on the PGA Tour.
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But the image was itself a product, a choice the Ramones made to convey urban toughness, to help them stand out from the emotive hordes of mid-70s rock.
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"We rely on our rebounding and our defensive toughness anyway, so if shots don't fall, we'll be ready to grind it out again," added the Villanova junior Kris Jenkins.
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For Clinton, figuring out how to bring that likable toughness to the debate Monday night, in real time, will not be easy, as she'll be walking a fine line.
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Other than the testimonial by Ivanka Trump, Donald J. Trump's daughter, about her father's support for women, Mr. Trump and the other speakers mostly focused on security and toughness.
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A. Mental toughness, to me, is your ability to keep doing what you're supposed to be doing regardless of a situation, regardless of whether you're physically or mentally fatigued.
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"This is as grateful as I've been, the time I've been doing this, to be part of a team that has the resilience and toughness they showed," Snyder said.
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All along, he's provided a toughness to the team that goes beyond rebounds and defense; he's always been willing to fight for his teammates, although he's seldom had to.
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The phrase "Get 'em out" has replaced "You're fired" in Mr. Trump's vernacular, offering him an air of iron-fisted authority to buttress the image of toughness he projects.
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What to expect: We hear President Trump, who doesn't appear in the ads, likes the starkness of the classic "Your Brain on Drugs" messages, and wanted a similar toughness.
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They will need opportunities to be "tough" toward Clinton, or at least to engage in the kind of performative toughness valued in campaign journalism, to demonstrate their continued independence.
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Opening a week later, another skater movie, Minding the Gap, exposes how the gendered mandate of toughness can prove hazardous to those roving the concrete jungle of early manhood.
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He described Joseph Bruno, the State Senate Republican leader and a man 30 years his senior, as "old" and "senile," throwing in vulgar language to show his own toughness.
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In war, they are handed these overloaded concepts of honor and toughness and masculinity and told that it is not acceptable for them to cry or show their feelings.
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She said on Sunday that Alaskan toughness has been a key theme in the response to the earthquake, but she stressed that tough does not mean callous or selfish.
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He wore his battle scars on his chest Lewis might not have been the most eloquent or physically imposing leader, but he earned respect for something else: His toughness.
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Research on electability from the Barbara Lee Family Foundation shows that "empathy, toughness, and substance" are qualities candidates have to demonstrate in order for voters to consider them electable.
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"Chris was a great example for players past and present, as he embodied all the best characteristics of a Viking -- resilience, toughness and a competitive spirit," the team said.
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Instead, she is using these stories as an argument for her toughness (something that women always have to do), and by saying Minnesota Nice can also be Minnesota Boss.
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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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Patriots safety Devin McCourty said earning the top seed showed the toughness of a team that had lost critical players such as Julian Edelman and Dont'a Hightower to injury.
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In this debate, the former vice president was far more prepared for what came at him, and even showed flashes of toughness and lucidity that he lacked in June.
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Belgium coach Shane McLeod hailed Gougnard's mental toughness after he shared the news that he had lost his father with the squad and went on to play in the game.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer lives on as a classic, thanks in part to Buffy's toughness and fighting skills, or in other words, the fact that she is a major badass.
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In a testimony to her mental toughness, she was back on the big stage at the 2017 world championships in London, where she reclaimed the hurdles title in 12.59 seconds.
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But what Beryl's fighting spirit illustrates so beautifully is the toughness that women are capable of, even (and especially) those we might write off as being "just" mothers or housewives.
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And he was the sire of this debate, inasmuch as the anger that he summons and the uncompromising toughness that he projects have infected his adversaries, tugging them toward truculence.
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They didn't bring bigger hoses and bigger dogs to beat Bull Connor, but they fought him with a toughness and a grit, unarmed truth, unyielding love, that transformed our nation.
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Toughness score: 43/10 Apple iPhone 8 Like other phones we tested, the iPhone 8 ($699 unlocked) survived drops from 4 and 6 feet onto wood without incurring any damage.
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Toughness score: 4.9/10 Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Samsung&aposs phablet (which starts at $799) took 4- and 6-foot drops on its face onto a wood surface with ease.
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He had a heart transplant in 2009 and two years later he led NFL owners in heated negotiations during a 135-day player lockout, reportedly questioning players' toughness and intelligence.
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The challenges in the region are daunting, and the tests of the campaign show Clinton has the toughness to face a relentless assault and psychological gamesmanship of her prospective foes.
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That's even though her supporters cheered that response from afar as an example of Clinton's toughness in the face of what they continue to see as a partisan witch hunt.
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"You don't want to get in the habit of playing from behind, but we're showing good mental toughness by not letting a goal affect the way we play," said Anderson.
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He responded to the worst mass shooting in U.S. history by proclaiming: Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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But Trump's bashing of China as a presidential candidate in 2016 delighted his crowds, and he is likely to highlight his tariff policy as a sign of toughness in 2020.
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For a politician whose woodenness as a campaigner has been as conspicuous as her toughness, and for the 15.5m Democrats who have voted for her, it is an impressive achievement.
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This is easy enough to understand, but not a lot of thought is placed on the mental toughness that is required to do something like a high fall — without flinching.
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And with possible prosecutions looming, the Marine Corps is grappling with how to continue to foster the Jarhead culture that prizes toughness while also safeguarding recruits and rooting out bigotry.
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But Siebold hasn't just studied the mega-rich (for his books "How Rich People Think" and "177 Mental Toughness Secrets of the World Class") — he's also a self-made millionaire.
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Undiagnosed blast injuries are common among the Special Operations soldiers, he said, because members of this military elite prize their toughness and do not want to risk losing their careers.
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He has also waxed nostalgic about a myth of an American general who executed Muslims with bullets dipped in pig blood, citing it as an example of old-fashioned toughness.
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RHP Carlos Martinez showcased ace stuff with the toughness a No. 1 starter has to have Wednesday night, shutting down Los Angeles for eight innings to post his fourth win.
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Ms. McCain described how her father instilled that toughness in her — by making her get back on a horse that had bucked her off, causing her to break her collarbone.
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There's an attractive, recognizable toughness to her as well as a febrile intensity born from need and circumstances, including the existential reality of being a woman in a man's world.
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What it does do, and he knows it, is look like toughness to his base, which he has shown time after time to be the only thing he cares about.
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Often credited for his mental toughness and drive, Brady said there isn't just one factor in his ability to last two decades at the most demanding position in the league.
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The film's working title was "Mothers and Daughters," and Gerwig is especially attentive to Lady Bird's tempestuous relationship with her mother, Marion, played with brilliant, wounded toughness by Laurie Metcalf.
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Ricky Rubio is a solid veteran who has experience winning, Dario Saric has had flashes of brilliance, and Aron Baynes adds toughness to a team used to getting beaten up.
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Here's Toronto Raptors star Rondae Hollis-Jefferson TRYING to prove his toughness by walking on the famous glass floor at CN Towers in Toronto ... and IT DOES NOT GO WELL!
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Sociologists who study American attitudes towards crime and criminal justice point to an evolving paradigm shift as the public turns away from toughness and toward more compassionate – and effective – strategies.
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But many times over the years, the church has fallen short of promises of toughness, openness and accountability on the issue of sexual abuse, and survivors have tempered their expectations.
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Like Trump, Arpaio communicated toughness through big, theatrical stunts — raids conducted with armored vehicles, the pink underwear, the tent cities — that often happened to violate the rights of their targets.
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But we have to maintain toughness, or our country will be overrun by people, by crime, by all of the things that we don't stand for, that we don't want.
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" Donald Trump appears prominently in Italy's Corriere della Sera, another major newspaper with a moderate point of view, which quotes a tweet from the Republican candidate advocating "toughness with Islam.
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"When we talk about the toughness of a hockey player, he's got that times ten,"Adam Graves, Garden of Dreams board member and alumni relations representative for the Rangers, tells PEOPLE.
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I think the president&aposs whole attitude of toughness with respect to North Korea -- and people yelled at him or said this -- now you&aposre too strong, you&aposre saber rattling.
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The game of retreat and reassembly that the police appeared to be playing with the march on Sunday seemed intended to deliver an image of toughness without actually provoking a confrontation.
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So in addition to academics, they were evaluated on grit — "a certain toughness, a pioneer quality," Henry Chauncey Jr., an administrator at the time, told The New York Times in 1969.
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" About 30 minutes later on early Sunday afternoon, he followed up with this: "Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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You need toughness to stand up to undue power, to press for progress even if it rolls back on you, to stand up for everyone, however stupid, burdensome or seemingly useless.
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Voters in both parties are also clearly attracted to another so-called "New York value," as Ted Cruz dismissively called them, and that is the toughness and grittiness of the city.
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Toughness score: 8.5/10 LG X Venture LG&aposs value-priced rugged phone — just $349 — made it through all of the 4-foot drops (wood and concrete) without sustaining any damage.
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The retired three-star general trades on his reputation for toughness, a stark contrast to his opponent, incumbent president Joko Widodo, or Jokowi, who nurtures a man-of-the-people persona.
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"Emmanuel is a passionate football player whose toughness and competitive nature have helped him become a dynamic playmaker in this league," San Francisco general manager John Lynch said in a statement.
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Military issues have long been dominant in South Carolina politics, and Republican candidates in recent days have looked to one-up one another with displays of machismo and national security toughness.
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Growing up in incredible poverty, he was one of six children raised in a one-room, dirt-floored, cinder-blocked shack, and learned toughness from the end of his father's belt.
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Life doesn't provide that for her, but she brings the same mixture of toughness and vulnerability that was on display in that Tom Cruise vehicle she just about stole from him.
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"It's a distinct honor for us to celebrate what was unequivocally our sweetest championship with a very good friend and somebody whose mental toughness and strength I greatly admire," Kraft said.
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"Rest in power," as though all that matters when you die is toughness and influence and all the other bullshit you've been forced to care about during this long, tiresome life.
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It's a classic strategy that he has deployed in toxic immigration wars before: Tout his toughness and dedication to law and order while blaming Democrats for not fixing the system's problems.
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Our endorsement is rooted in respect for her intellect, experience, toughness and courage over a career of almost continuous public service, often as the first or only woman in the arena.
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A former Marine Corps general, Kelly came to the White House with combat experience and the toughness to bring discipline to a President who is short on focus and self-control.
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Aides said they were surprised by her toughness going head-to-head with the African strongmen, but Haley said her previous life as a politician in South Carolina helped guide her.
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He realizes that "random" goofiness like the lint rolling (these tend to be moments that undermine traditional ideas of toughness, by the way) is even more irresistible when he plays along.
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But to the extent that Reagan's "bad cop" toughness influenced the hostage release at all, it was by encouraging the negotiations — the opposite, in other words, of what they are claiming.
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The inspiration: We heard last week that President Trump, who doesn't appear in the ads, likes the starkness of the classic "Your Brain on Drugs" messages, and wanted a similar toughness.
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His education was guided by a military school drill sergeant who was toughness personified, and his introduction to the adult world was shaped by the well-known character assassin Roy Cohn.
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Voit impressed coaches there with his toughness — he once tried to play through torn ligaments in his thumb — but Boone has been charmed by Voit's belief in his ability to hit.
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Ms. Pelosi laughed when asked how her father, Thomas D'Alesandro Jr., a Democratic mayor of Baltimore and a former congressman known for his political toughness, would have interacted with Mr. Trump.
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The culturally pervasive associations of masculinity with dispassion, distance, abstraction, toughness and risk-taking, and of femininity with emotion, empathy, bodily vulnerability, fear and caution, are embedded within the professional discourse.
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" In Mr. D'Souza's film, the president is a liberator blessed with Abraham Lincoln's "inner toughness," currently "saving America" from the "new Democratic plantation" of "black ghettos, Latino barrios, Native American reservations.
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"Thank God for New Yorkers that we have his tenacity, his toughness, his competence and his experience because he knows how to push back," said Maggie Moran, Mr. Cuomo's campaign manager.
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It's also decent fun, in the leathery, businesslike, self-satisfied manner of this kind of movie, which soothes the hurt places in the male ego with sentiment strategically disguised as toughness.
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None of them can match Paul's stardom, but Beverley and Harrell are rugged young players who add some toughness to the team, and Williams is a great scorer off the bench.
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The Jets still contend that the best thing Darnold has going for him might be his mental toughness, and they do not want to see his confidence continue to take hits.
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From the beginning of the race, the senators from Massachusetts and Minnesota, along with Harris, have tried to project toughness, steely determination, a willingness to fight and a thirst for confrontation.
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Cleage's script and Fuller's performance serve Angel best when they lean into her diamond toughness, but we don't see enough of it until the final act, when the stakes rocket upward.
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Fighting for his political life in the final days of this primary battle, Bush took the stage intent on showing toughness and drawing a sharp contrast between himself and Marco Rubio.
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"He has a well deserved reputation for fairness, toughness and integrity, which is why I was so disappointed to see him caught up in this mess," Mr. Murphy wrote on Twitter.
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Indeed, we admire many of these advantages, whether we believe they're bestowed by God or good fortune: we praise competitors for their strength, speed, endurance, agility, toughness, discipline, resolve, and more.
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Written by Giovanni Aloi, it begins with a potted history of plants in art, and then examines Freud's own use of plants, flowers, and vegetation in many of his paintings. Toughness?
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Campaign officials, testifying to her toughness, kept saying that she hadn't revealed the illness because she'd just wanted to "power through it," as though she came equipped with a turbo switch.
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"When you're in a Super Bowl game and your team is three touchdowns down and the clock is running, mental toughness is what makes the difference at the end," he wrote.
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He should be able to plug up the middle on defense and spread the floor on offense, offering toughness and leadership as well as the ability to knock down jump shots.
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"Since the spring and whole summer, he has instilled that kind of toughness and perseverance in games where we've gotten down by 18 like we did against Illinois State," Taylor said.
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"First of all, she had the physical ability, that's the first thing, then her mental toughness was way ahead of her age," said Black, who continued working with Gauff until 2015.
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The White House did not actually deny the "shithole" remarks outright after the Post and other outlets reported on the meeting Thursday, instead spinning it as Trump's characteristic toughness on immigration.
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Tennie, in the episodes I've screened, hasn't yet had the same opportunities as his fellow cast members, but he still displays impressive skill in balancing toughness and surprising vulnerability as Willie.
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Meanwhile, nails took on an industrial-inspired toughness with crescent manicures, featuring a metallic chrome-colored base (Morgan Taylor's Could Have Foiled Me), topped off with bronze-gold shade at the cuticle.
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In it, Leshurr wears the brand's new women's capsule range, the Force is Female collection, a reimagining of the iconic shoe for those "who value realness, toughness and creativity" (sign us up).
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Now though, the screen is significantly brighter with a claimed peak output of 9003 nits (versus just 350 nits on the original), and with Gorilla Glass 5 in front for increased toughness.
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Led by freshman linebackers Michael Pinckney and Shaquille Quarterman, the defense showed toughness despite giving up 20 points to FSU and still ranks near the top nationally in numerous defensive categories. 1.
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Demeaning or at least undervaluing women and burying feelings to live up to some ideal of toughness—these habits have wreaked havoc on the psyche of black men in particular for centuries.
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But there are plenty of ways to celebrate what he actually stood for: not just moral clarity but also courage, toughness and resilience in the face of frequent setbacks and vicious criticism.
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"There's a price to pay for getting rich, but if I have the mental toughness to endure the temporary pain, I can reap the harvest of great wealth," one millionaire told me.
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Their venison is marinated, seared, and then subjected to several hours of a sous-vide process that Craw says helps to break down some of the gaminess and toughness of deer meat.
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But instead of keeping that toughness in reserve, the nearly 40-year-old Emelianenko used up much of it last Friday in St. Petersburg, Russia, in the main event of EFN 50.
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Part of Duterte's appeal to the electorate has always been his toughness, and willingness to tackle crime -- although this approach goes alongside what critics see as a complete disregard of due process.
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French unions have a reputation for toughness, hitting the headlines in 2015 when workers ripped the shirts off executives after Air France announced job cuts following pilots' refusal to work longer hours.
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Nominating a military man seems like a good idea in theory—it would certainly help to signal Trump's toughness on foreign policy—but this particular military man would be a strange choice.
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Jumping from side to side, Perry, 32, look flawless in a black Adidas sports bra and matching shorts — her new edgy pixie blonde hair adding extra toughness to her already fierce moves.
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It was a lot of our definitions of masculinity growing up, as equated to toughness, being hardcore, and becoming damn near physically strong as opposed to being emotionally, spiritually, and mentally strong.
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He has established a reputation for a superb short game and mental toughness but on Thursday he was left shaking his head after hitting several shots that did not match his expectations.
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Interpolating a pair of classics by the Ruff Ryders star might seem like an odd call for an artist not typically regarded for his, err, toughness, it fits the track's braggadocio rhymes.
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First, Danielle was both fascinated and repelled by this profile of Oregon basketball star Sabrina Ionescu, whose sheer willpower, toughness, and intelligence have made her an all-time great in college basketball.
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In a three-minute-long video published on Mrs Clinton's Facebook page, Mr Obama praised the "judgment…toughness… commitment to our values" of his former secretary of state and sometime bitter rival.
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"The image of toughness that comes from being in law enforcement may help candidates repel the biases against electing women to higher office," says David Axelrod, Obama's former senior adviser and strategist.
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Narushige Michishita, a professor at Tokyo's Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, said Bolton's insistence on pressure and sanctions was "good news" but his toughness could present a hurdle in dealing with Pyongyang.
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Paired on a line with the emerging superstar Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers, Matthews flourished, displaying not only soft hands around the net but also a toughness in controlling loose pucks.
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Biyombo, 24, is coming off a breakout year in Toronto, where he showed more of the athleticism, toughness and shot-blocking instincts that made him the seventh pick by Charlotte in 29.
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Recently, Input Club launched a Kickstarter for the Keystone, a keyboard that uses a new type of mechanical keyboard switch that can adjust its firmness or toughness based on your key action.
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In his recently finished memoir, "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and other Appreciations," McCain criticizes the president for caring more about "the appearance of toughness" than American values.
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"Coach D'Antoni just said from the beginning, he wants me to do what I do and bring a toughness, some leadership, [and] that fierce ability I bring to the game," Tucker says.
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That means we get our first real look at Venom's human alter ego — the dogged street-smart reporter Eddie Brock, played by Hardy with his typical mix of mild manners and toughness.
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Fuzzier arguments for limited strikes — that they will communicate American resolve and toughness — play well in domestic politics, but there is little concrete evidence that such messages make much difference to adversaries.
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His recent statements suggest he now believes that demonstrating his toughness with the Chinese and walking away from a deal might well put him in a better position politically than signing one.
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Aides say Mr. Trump respects what he sees as Ms. Pelosi's toughness in the political trenches, but he sought on Tuesday to undercut her position by raising questions about her job security.
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"My guess is that he thought he was showing respect for the toughness and patriotism of people who sacrifice for something bigger than themselves, and just did it clumsily," Ms. Schake said.
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"Chris was a great example for players past and present, as he embodied all the best characteristics of a Viking -- resilience, toughness and a competitive spirit," the Vikings said in a statement.
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Trump has told advisers that the U.S. military became too politically correct under President Obama and that he wanted to unleash them to fight with "toughness," without these burdensome rules of engagement.
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Women disproportionately deal with impacts caused by gender inequality: As an elder law scholar, I am extremely interested in the cumulative effects that male toughness have on men in the long run.
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It's the classier version of mocking Trump for having small hands, instead impugning his "toughness," as Obama did on Tuesday when asked about Trump's latest accusations that the election will be rigged.
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She displayed toughness in war, ordering the invasion of Pakistan in support of the creation of Bangladesh, and decreed martial law when unrest and charges of corruption threatened to topple her administration.
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In an interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow on Thursday, the senator admitted she "can always do better" with her staff, but said her toughness would be an asset on the world stage.
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Over the first few episodes, his toughness softens as he grows close to a target (sure to delight fans), and embarks on a renegade mission driven by heart — and not by profit.
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"He's going to be one of those guys in that league who you want in your locker room, you want on your team, that has the toughness to guard anybody," Calipari said.
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"He represents a lot of what the city is about: the hard work, the toughness," said Jonnie West, a high school teammate who now works as the Warriors' director of basketball operations.
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