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He's playing badminton while Mr Bannon is playing hard ball.
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He also wrote a book, "Playing Hard Ball," that compared the two sports.
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And it looks like he's playing hard ball: Jones has hired superstar litigator David Boies.
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He's playing hard ball with countries he says have been cheating the US for decades.
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Feigning a fight without the gumption to follow through announces to the world that you were never serious about playing hard-ball in the first place.
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While the opposition is pushing for a recall referendum to oust Maduro this year - as allowed halfway through his term under the constitution if nearly 4 million voters request it - the government is also playing hard ball.
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To be specific, both of them recently started down a path of playing hard ball with President Trump over their demands for including an extension of the so-called "Dream Act" or "DACA" in the government funding bill.
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While the opposition is pushing for a recall referendum to oust Maduro this year - as allowed half-way through his term under the constitution if nearly 4 million voters request it - the government is playing hard ball after its December loss.
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Smith's first book, Playing Hard Ball, describes his interest in the game, psychology, history and mythology of American baseball and compares it to cricket. His diary of the 2003 season, On and Off the Field, was named the 2005 Wisden Book of the Year, and was shortlisted for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year and The Cricket Society Book of the Year Award in 2004. In Luck: What it Means and Why it Matters (2012) Smith examines the concepts of luck, fortune, destiny and fate in sport and beyond. Smith is also a regular columnist and contributed cricket book reviews for the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack and history book reviews for the Sunday Telegraph.
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