Hang tough, Madame Justice, we are with you all the way.
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They appear willing, in short, to "hang tough," despite the political consequences.
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So Cruz is likely to hang tough or climb in the coming races.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer last week urged Trump to "hang tough" with Beijing.
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"Hang tough on China, President @realDonaldTrump," the Democratic Senate leader, Chuck Schumer, tweeted on Sunday.
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The journalism scenes are great but ultimately it's up to a fluttering Streep to hang tough.
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Does anybody really believe that Zeke, Will, Bret, Sunday and Jay will hang tough to the finale?
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He's got to hang tough because there's ... a lot of people want him to do the wrong thing.
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"Hang tough on China, President @realDonaldTrump," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said on Twitter.
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" And Mr. Macron, admonished to hang tough by a passer-by over the weekend, replied simply: "Don't worry.
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On today's Op-Ed page, the political scientist Sarah Binder offers a playbook for Senate Democrats on how to hang tough.
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Syracuse will hang tough, but North Carolina's frontcourt size, strength, and skill will be too much for the Orange to overcome.
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Fans won't be alone as they try to detach themselves from the world of Westeros and hang tough through this difficult time.
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Oddly specific prediction: They hang tough early, but the wheels come off by mid-November and they finish sixth in the Pacific.
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They helped the Thunder hang tough with the two-time defending champions while Westbrook watched from courtside, still rehabbing a surgically repaired knee.
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Hang tough, hit fairways, hit greens and obviously being a good putter helps as well - be able to clean up any mistakes you make.
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If I tell you we're going to do diplomacy, we're going to hang tough, we're going to get answers, that's exactly what we will do.
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Trump's comments about all three men came across as a resounding message to hang tough and to defy Mueller's investigators and any pressure to cooperate.
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If Green Bay's defense can hang tough and the Rodgers of old returns, look out for the Packers to make a deep run in the postseason.
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Transported to the John F. Kennedy Medical Center in Monrovia, he listened as a fellow patient, a young man named Trocon, urged him to hang tough.
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Zelensky, however, has sent mixed signals of late about whether he wants to hang tough against Putin or seek an accommodation with him to end the war.
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In 2010, when the news media discovered the self-published "Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure" on the site, the retailer's first reaction was to hang tough.
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To say that the buffoon in the White House is responsible, so everyone needs to hang tough while they try to strike a fair deal, sounds much better.
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Marterer continued to hang tough and forced Nadal into a tiebreak but his big stage debut, and invaluable lesson in claycourt tennis, ended when he hit a backhand long.
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"I have found that Chinese Americans ... will say, 'Hang tough, we need structural change, this is the only way we are going to get structural change,'" Lighthizer told lawmakers.
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The prospect of a pardon may have been driving Manafort's resistance to striking a deal with Mueller, and may help him hang tough through his prison time, observers said.
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I wish the best for Susan Credle, Nancy Hill and all the other women in advertising you profiled and hope that they persevere, hang tough and continue to make their mark.
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"I've been in these sort of positions before, and thankfully I showed the character today to bounce back and hang in there and hang tough when I needed to," he said.
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But not only is the approach not working, Trump's idea -- what we call "strategic impatience" (as opposed to his predecessor's policy of strategic patience) has only deepened Kim's resolve to hang tough.
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More recently, North Korea may have been encouraged to hang tough by what was widely seen as a U.S. capitulation to pressure from Turkey, abetted by Russia, to abandon the Kurds in Syria.
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"I thought the guys did a good job to hang tough and show the ability to come back, but we need to sharpen up, and that's what we'll focus on tonight," Spithill said.
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With nearly 60 percent of the French voters holding negative views of President Emmanuel Macron, it is difficult to see how he can hang tough on reforms no French government has ever won against debilitating strikes and massive street protests.
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On a day when 270 players at one stage were within two shots of the lead, McIlroy eventually emerged from the pack, overcoming an early double-bogey by displaying enough maturity to hang tough before moving in for the proverbial kill.
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Do you think the president is going to hang tough on this issue like he does in the face of a lot of outrage or do you think he&aposs going to come to the table and try to do something with the Democrats?
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The counterpoint to this: If stocks can't make headway through this whole earnings season while credit markets hang tough and the macro picture still appears stable, the market might be working through something a bit more serious than a simple attitude and valuation adjustment.
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However, Trump has toned down his comments about North Korea as he pursues nuclear disarmament talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE.
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By exploiting Trump's weakness for pageantry and flashy photo opportunities, Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE hoodwinked an oblivious Trump into gaining international legitimacy for his murderous regime.
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Blackman must hang tough against the Miami front seven and get the ball to his playmakers, but the offense could be in trouble if the blocking up front is as suspect as it was against the Demon Deacons, who amassed five sacks and 17 tackles for loss, numbers that play right into Miami's strength. 1.
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Both Xi and Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE hastened to the negotiating table and to a series of high-profile summit meetings with Trump to preempt his taking even stronger measures in pursuance of his ambitious policy goals.
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Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE's disparaging response of recent days to Trump's call for a third summit comes at a critical moment, for the North Korean dictator is likely sensing U.S. weakness in light of recent administration actions.
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Since Trump clearly wants to bring U.S. troops home, Kim may conclude that he can hang tough, demand up-front concessions, and secure a nuclear deal that scales back American sanctions but doesn't really force the North to abandon its nuclear program — and perhaps even secure the added benefit of a U.S. troop withdrawal, something that would greatly enhance his regional flexibility.
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In his subsequent meetings with Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE — a total of five, as of this writing — Xi has made no effort to advance bilateral negotiations between the U.S. and the DPRK, or to encourage Pyongyang to denuclearize.
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"Hang Tough" is a song by American hard rock band Tesla. The song was released as the second single from the band's second studio album, The Great Radio Controversy. "Hang Tough" peaked at #34 on the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.
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Atlasphere, Duel, Gauntlet, Hang Tough, Hit & Run, Powerball, Pyramid, Suspension Bridge, Tilt and Wall were played over Series 1. The Eliminator featured as the final event in every show.
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Sumo Ball was roadtested in these shows and would feature as the only new event of the 1996 televised series. Other events played were Atlaspheres, Powerball, Gauntlet, Hang Tough and the Eliminator.
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Heidi finds out she has a gastric ulcer and that she and Spencer will not be able to return to the jungle again. The celebrities arrive at the Hang Tough immunity trial.
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The new Gladiators studio set meant that there was only room for 11 events, 9 events from the original series: Duel, Gauntlet, Hang Tough, Hit & Run, Powerball, Pursuit, Pyramid, The Wall and Suspension Bridge. The two new events were Earthquake and Rocketball, which originated in the first and second American Gladiators series respectively. Notable changes from the original series include Duel, Hang Tough, Hit & Run, Pursuit and Suspension Bridge now being played over water. The revised Eliminator featured a swimming section, a climb to the top of the Pyramid and (for series 2) two Travelators.
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Due to the increased pool of Gladiators, a new approach was taken to the majority of one-on-one events from this series onwards. On Duel, Hang Tough, Joust and Suspension Bridge, there would be a different Gladiator for each contender instead of the same Gladiator challenging both contenders. This approach had already been used on Tilt but was not used for Pole-Axe or Danger Zone. From this series onwards, a recording of Showaddywaddy’s "Hey Rock And Roll" would be played upon the introduction of each Gladiator on Hang Tough.
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In 2014, Atkins called the album his least favourite. "Hang Tough" is a song that was written and recorded for Icon's Night of the Crime album but was not included in the final release. Icon's version is only available on the 1984: Live Bootleg CD and DVD.
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The Meaties without enforcer Rudy Distrito, who is serving a five-game suspension, held an imposing 77-61 spread in the fourth quarter and despite blowing a 16-point lead, hang tough when the Milkmen with Johnny Abarrientos orchestrating the plays, came to within 85-86, only to falter in the end.
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In 1995, Cox joined the UK version of Gladiators under the stage name Vogue. Cox was a firm favourite with fans, dazzling them with a display of backflips upon entering the arena. She excelled in Hang Tough and Powerball, although she could turn her hand to any event. Her theme music was "Vogue" by Madonna.
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Atlasphere, Duel, Gauntlet, Hang Tough, Hit & Run, Powerball, Pyramid, Suspension Bridge, Tilt and Wall returned from Series 1, as well as the Eliminator which featured as the final event in every show. Three new events, Swingshot, Pursuit and Whiplash were introduced all of them having already featured in either the American or UK series.
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Lou wins the Hang Tough trial and immunity from the next public vote. Heidi's sister Holly joins the camp and the rest of the celebrities take a liking to her. Holly and Janice beat Lou and Daniel in the Tree Surgery trial and win a hot dog and chips dinner. The celebrities share stories with each other.
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In Hang Tough the course is shorter, situated over a pool of water, and has much smaller platforms. Further, the Gladiator is allowed to use the contender's equipment (such as the straps holding the backpack) to pull the contender in. As in the original version, contenders receive 5 points if they are still on the course when the 60-second time limit expires.
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Each episode features four events chosen at random, followed by the final round, the Eliminator. The first series of Gladiators featured many events that continued to run for the following series. The events featured in the first series were Atlaspheres, Duel, Gauntlet, Hang Tough, Hit & Run, Powerball, Pyramid, Suspension Bridge, Tilt, and the Wall. The second series introduced a few new events; Pursuit, Swingshot and Whiplash.
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Adenauer was opposed to any sort of negotiations with the Soviets, arguing if only the West were to hang tough long enough, Khrushchev would back down. As the 27 May deadline approached, the crisis was defused by the British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, who visited Moscow to meet with Khrushchev and managed to extend the deadline while not committing himself or the other Western powers to concessions.
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Atlaspheres, Duel, Gauntlet, Hang Tough, Hit & Run, Powerball, Pursuit, Pyramid, Swingshot, Suspension Bridge, Wall and Whiplash all returned. The layout of the Pursuit course was slightly changed or this series. Two new events were introduced, Skytrack and Joust, the latter of which had been recently axed in the UK series with the apparatus being shipped to Australia. Tilt which had only appeared once early on in the preceding series did not return.
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Atlas, Sam Bond, Gladiators Zone Bond starred as Atlas in the 2008–9 revival of cult British television series Gladiators. His favourite events were Hang Tough and Gauntlet.Gladiators - The Gladiators are READY, Gladiators Then from late 2009 to early 2010 he starred, at the Mayflower Theatre, in the pantomime Santa Claus and the Return of Jack Frost as Thaw the Glaciator. In 2010 he appeared as the saxophone player in the Crunchie Rocks advert.
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The Great Radio Controversy is the second album by American rock band Tesla, released in 1989. The songs combine 1980s metal with some blues-influenced elements, as well as the occasional love ballad. The record features many two- part counterpoints provided by guitarists Frank Hannon and Tommy Skeoch, on both electric and acoustic guitars. The hit singles "Love Song", "Heaven's Trail (No Way Out)", "Hang Tough" and "The Way It Is" received considerable MTV airplay and rocketed the band to stardom.
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As Lightning, she was known as one of the toughest and most determined of the UK Gladiators. Known as the Queen of Hang Tough, she remained undefeated in the UK Arena and was only ever beaten once, during the first Ashes series in Australia. That loss happened on the first heat of the first Ashes against Australia's Kerry Warman, who slid past Lightning and defeated her. Betts gave birth to a baby boy called Lexus three weeks before competing in the Gladiators arena for the 1999 series.
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Nine players on the roster were 34 years old or older. Their all-4F infield included 23-year-old shortstop Vern Stephens, who led the league in RBI (109) and was second in home runs (20). St. Louis started the season with nine straight wins and continued to hang tough in a four-team race with Detroit, Boston, and New York. It came down to the final week, when the Browns defeated the Yankees five times, winning the pennant by 1 game over Detroit.
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Contenders were required to continue moving as long as they were not stuck on one ring or engaged with a Gladiator, and neither the contender nor the Gladiator could stay in one place for more than ten seconds. Gladiators were not allowed to contact the contenders above the shoulders or pull the contestant down by their uniform, or they would be disqualified. Hang Tough debuted on the 1990 alumni show season premiere, but did not join the event rotation until the second half of the season began in 1991.
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Yes! Yes! Yes!" Music & Media called the song a "hyper-kinetic rhythm topped off by a killer hook that's part of your system before you realise it." Neil Strauss from The New York Times commented that "Beautiful Life" is "pure treacly pleasure, with bubbling keyboards and a fast, chirpy rhythm that will inspire most listeners to forget that the 70's ever ended and accept the chorus -- "It's a beautiful life"—for one night of disco-era hedonism." Bob Waliszewski of Plugged In said it is "a joyful admonition to hang tough when times get hard.
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Venue: Wembley Arena, London, England Presenters: John Fashanu and Ulrika Jonsson Female Gladiators: Falcon, Jet, Lightning, Nightshade, Panther, Scorpio, Zodiac Male Gladiators: Cobra, Hunter, Saracen, Shadow, Trojan, Warrior, Wolf Referee: John Anderson Timekeeper: Derek Redmond This set of live shows saw the entire 1993 team return. Cobra suffered an ankle injury during the shows and had to be sidelined. Only one new event was roadtested in this series, Cannonball Run, which was later used in the 1994 televised series under the name Hit & Run. Atlaspheres, The Wall, Powerball, Hang Tough, Duel and The Eliminator were also played.
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In Hang Tough (Season 1) the course is shorter, situated over a pool of water, and has much smaller platforms. Further, the Gladiator is allowed to use the contender's equipment (such as the straps holding the backpack) to pull the contender in. As in the original version, contenders receive 5 points if they are still on the course when the 60-second time limit expires. In Season 2, the course has been lengthened, and contenders must have at least one hand on a blue ring (all rings from the center row to the Gladiator's platform) when time expires in order to earn points for a draw.
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He works as a dentist. He is a state congressman for the tenth district of Tennessee, having been reelected in 2012.Joel Davis, , Maryville Daily Times, August 02, 2012 He supports efforts by the state legislature to reduce the number of bills proposed by individual lawmakers in order to reduce the backlog of legislations.Joel Davis, State legislators talk food tax, U.S. senatorial nominations Blount’s state legislators hang tough, Maryville Daily Times, April 06, 2013 He is a member of the Blount County Board of Health, the Regional Solid Waste Authority, the Agricultural Extension Committee, the Community Action Agency, the Regional Planning Commission, and the Kiwanis Club of Maryville.
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Despite being made by London Weekend Television, all episodes of Gladiators, International Gladiators, the second series of The Ashes and the first series of Springbok Challenge were recorded at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, whose ITV provider was Carlton Central. The first series of The Ashes and The Springbok Challenge II were filmed at the locations of the Australian and South African series respectively. After series one, which had 6 events always in the same order; Atlaspheres, The Wall, Danger Zone, Swingshot, Hang Tough and Duel, the line-up changed from series to series, with new events being added every year and randomised. However 2 events never made it onto the televised show (Breakthrough & Conquer and Cyclotron).
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Years active: 1990–96, 2008 Hang Tough saw the contenders use a series of hanging gymnastic rings to swing themselves from one side of the arena to the other with the object being to reach and land on a platform on the opposite side while trying to avoid being taken off the rings by a Gladiator or falling off on their own. The contenders were given sixty seconds to reach the opposite end and received ten points if they did. If they lasted the whole sixty seconds and were still on the rings, they received five points for a draw unless the official determined that they did not make enough of an effort to advance, resulting in no points being awarded; this rule was instituted after several early playings saw contenders only go out a short distance from their platform. It also gave rise to a short-lived seven point draw possibility, which required the contender to advance to the closest rings to the Gladiator's platform (which were color coded).
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