But it's tough out there for current willing Tesla buyers.
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"It was tough out there on the median," said Mark.
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My motto is to try to be a tough out.
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"He's a tough out against everybody," manager Mike Matheny said.
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It was tough out there, or in there, or wherever.
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As chipmakers are realising, it is tough out there for singletons.
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Bailey says survivors never have to tough out such an ordeal alone.
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It's tough out there for the average guy trying to find love.
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"He's a tough out, a tough player," Braves manager Brian Snitker said.
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Robby Soave: It's tough out there for third-party candidates Former Gov.
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"It's going to be tough out there," said the world number 251.
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"It was real tough out there," UConn sophomore guard Daniel Hamilton said.
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Mertens is a very tough out right now, especially on red clay.
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And if the Wildcats even get close, they'll be a very tough out.
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And Notre Dame may prove a tough out for all comers this season.
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The Canadians will fear no opponent, and they will be a tough out.
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The last of these is one reason to tough out more than 350 pages.
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On the flipside, if demand is not declining rapidly, then investors can tough out the market.
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But things can get a little tough out of the swimming pool and in real life.
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"I couldn't figure it out, and it was just really tough out there today," Auger-Aliassime said.
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He's a tough out and a very dangerous hitter, and I don't think he's a finished product.
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CB Stephon Gilmore leads a defense that had 38 takeaways and makes New England a very tough out.
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West Virginia — West Virginia cooled off after a sizzling start, but the Mountaineers are always a tough out. 19.
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The Grizzlies, at 10-17 and fresh off a home win over Miami, have been a refreshingly tough out.
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The Colts will be a tough out in January if their quarterback can't be tackled by regular humans. 2128.
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They may well lose, and perhaps even in the NCAA tournament, but they're still going to be a tough out.
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Arizona: Sean Miller's squad is always a tough out, but injuries and uncharacteristically mediocre defense have made the Wildcats vulnerable. 3.
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Reyes worries for her parents, who she said have so far refused to evacuate, hoping to tough out Irma at home.
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It is a cold world, it's tough out there, but at the end of the day we have to bring joy.
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Earlier in the week, Ford unveiled an electric Mustang SUV to compete with Tesla's upcoming Model Y. It's tough out there.
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Many of their neighbors had chosen to stay put, he said, figuring they could tough out a few feet of storm surge.
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Seton Hall — The senior-laden Pirates, led by Angel Delgado, will be a tough out based on their skill and experience. 30.
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"It shows that things are tough out there for first-time homebuyers," Holden Lewis, home expert at NerdWallet, said of the survey results.
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"For women, starting companies, raising venture capital, it's tough out there," he said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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Back on home ice the Golden Knights will be a tough out for the Capitals who are also seeking their first Stanley Cup.
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OF Charlie Blackmon is a tough out these day, going 43-for-24 in the Rockies' 2348-221 loss to Texas on Wednesday.
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If he can be a presence inside while stretching the Warriors defense from three-point land, then Cleveland will be a very tough out.
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Costco is lining the wallets of its employees with even more money, but they won't get the loot unless they tough out the pandemic.
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I would be totally cool and nonjudgmental about drugs, if necessary, but was secretly planning to tough out that last hour riding high on adrenaline alone.
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Many of their neighbors on Charleston's historic peninsula had chosen to stay put, he said, figuring they could tough out a few feet of storm surge.
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With the B100 bison down, you get to take advantage of the natural properties that allow bison to tough out cold winters instead of migrating south.
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Some thought the Pelicans could challenge for a playoff spot, while others thought they would at least be a tough out in the deep Western Conference.
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"It was still very tough out there, very windy," Garcia told Golf Channel after playing the opening round in the company of world number five Rickie Fowler.
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When these headaches blossomed into chronic pain that negatively affected my day-to-day functioning, I realized I could not simply "tough out" or "ignore" them any longer.
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In other words, men who "tough out" minor health problems because they believe that going to the doctor is a sign of weakness are, in part, killing themselves.
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This, I decide, is the only way to get through February—to tough out the short days, freezing weather, and the real kicker half way through: Valentine's Day.
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The Blue Demons reside in the basement of the Big East but have been a tough out against ranked conference foes so far, losing by three at then-No.
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It's tough out there for on-demand drivers, and every second en route counts if they want to hit that bonus or just bring enough home to make the rent.
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When the New Deal began, Laura and Rose expressed outrage that struggling people were going to get "handouts," when they had had to tough out so many hard, lean years.
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It can be tough out there as a bicycle in a bike-share fleet, endlessly unlocked via an app, pedaled around and then left behind before the whole process repeats itself.
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I had more than one moment of hopelessness while working this straightforward Saturday grid, cruised for a bit, then had to tough out the last few letters to complete the solve.
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Wisconsin, always a tough out in March, is the No. 5 seed; Villanova, the Big East champion and winner of two of the past three national championships, is the sixth seed.
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Brad Ashford (Neb.), the first Democrat to represent his Omaha-area district in more than two decades, will have to tough out the GOP-leaning headwinds in his traditionally red state.
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Luckily, most seasonal bugs are easy enough to tough out, especially with the help of non-prescription decongestants, cough suppressants, and pain relievers available to dial symptoms down to a liveable level.
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But if GoPro can tough out these early setbacks and get its combination of drone, stabilizer, and camera right, it will have a compelling value that sets it apart from the pack.
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ET Seattle limps into postseason without Earl Thomas and with persistent questions on offense, but the Seahawks are still a tough out at home, where the team went 7-1 this season.
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Detroit showed it is still a tough out, rebounding from a five-game skid (21-22-213) by knocking off NHL-leading Washington and defending champion Pittsburgh on back-to-back nights.
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The operating environment remains "tough out there" with heightened volatility in markets, made worse by widespread speculative trading in metals futures in China, Walsh told reporters after Rio Tinto's annual general meeting in Australia.
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Russia and Germany have been trading, warring and making peace with each other for centuries, so many in both countries say they can tough out the current lows, keep talking and hope for better days.
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Courtroom testimony alleged that instead of answering some participants' pleas for help, Ray pushed them further, encouraging them to tough out the sweltering conditions as part of a rebirthing process that would transform their lives.
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The Packers may yet be a tough out in the playoffs, though they will have their work cut out for them next week in Arizona, where they lost by 30 just two weeks ago. 2.
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The Texans showed some vulnerabilities in their tight game against the Bills, but if Watson can keep playing at the level he played at on Saturday, Houston will be a tough out in the postseason.
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But this year, where it looks like the NFL is wide-open, one dominant unit has helped them stay tight with the Steelers in the division and could make them a tough out in the playoffs.
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As a player for the Seattle Storm, New York Liberty, and San Antonio Silver Stars, Battle said that all those teams expected their athletes to "tough out" any menstrual symptoms during game days and in practice.
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Mackenzie, the former #1 female Brazilian jiu-jitsu player in the world, knows Amanda's gonna be a tough out ... but told us it's GAME OVER for Cooper now that she's got a whole country in her corner!
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"Him being able to play the way he did under those circumstances, you have to give him so much credit, it's an unthinkable situation," Talbot said, adding the Oilers knew the Senators would be a tough out given the situation.
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"Hitting Spangenberg with the 2-and-8 heater and then compounding the mistake by walking Hedges on a full count, so you know you are just setting the table like that, especially with Margot being a tough out right there," Moore said.
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"Anytime you&aposre playing a really good quarterback and he is able to stay in rhythm, it&aposs going to be a tough out," said Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith, who also had plenty of experience facing Brees as Atlanta&aposs head coach.
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He likes to cite the apocryphal tale of Cincinnatus, the Roman general who chooses to turn down vast political powers to return to his farm, and of Thomas Paine at Valley Forge comparing the "summer soldier" and "sunshine patriot" to soldiers willing to tough out long Revolutionary winters.
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The original phrases and their elided theme entries are: 23A: It's tough out there → STUFF OUT THERE 40A: It's no surprise → SNOW SURPRISE 68A: It's too damn hot → STEW DAMN HOT 92A: It's who you know → SIOUX YOU KNOW 113A: It's hip to be square → SIP TO BE SQUARE 123D: It's our little secret → SOUR LITTLE SECRET 37D: It's taking me forever → STAKING ME FOREVER The theme is pretty tight, although some of the changed phrases worked better for me than others.
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Tempers are flying. It's really tough out there ... I can't believe it. It's so tense. It's so tense.
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"It's tough out there On the Corner". The Globe and Mail, June 18, 2004. The film premiered at the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival."First-time Vancouver directors enter film-festival circuit".
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Retrieved 19 June 2016.Apple Australia denies Double Irish with Dutch sandwich tax avoidance SMH. Retrieved 19 June 2016.Questions remain after tech giants Google, Apple and Microsoft tough out tax grilling AFR. Retrieved 19 June 2016.
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After home wins over North Carolina Central and Valparaiso, the Tar Heels began a tough out of conference slate which would include five teams ranked in the preseason Coaches' poll. First was a trip to Madison Square Garden for the finals of the Coaches Vs. Cancer Classic. After defeating #15 Ohio State 77–73 in their semifinal game, the Tar Heels lost the championship game 87–71 to #24 Syracuse. UNC had a two- point lead at the half, but the Orange used a 25–3 run coming out of the locker room to defeat the young Tar Heels convincingly behind 25 points from forwarding Wesley Johnson.
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In June 2014 he told Australia's Channel 9"Its tough out there for so many in the community and we need to take stock of whether or not we are doing all we can to support not just young people but also our older population, those in rural and remote communities because unless we start having these conversations the black dog (referring to depression) will always chase us around the room." In 2015 Tukaki was appointed as chairman of Australia's National Coalition for Suicide Prevention. On 28 November Tukaki was elected as the chair of the Board of Suicide Prevention, replacing Murray Bleach. Employment and the Global Financial Crisis: At the height of the Global Financial Crisis, Tukaki was cautious in his assessment of what the impacts would be on jobs and employment, particularly in Australia.
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The Minutemen, as usual, performed strongly within the ECWHL, winning the regular season (which has served as the only league championship since 2018), but were ultimately doomed by a 6–7–0 mark against a tough out-of-conference schedule including powerhouses like the Spartans, Liberty, Lindenwood–Belleville, and McKendree. Juliana Dolan's overtime goal against URI on February 8, 2019 gave Wright his 100th win as head coach. After that hiccup, 2019–20 saw a return to UMass' more typical form including just six losses all season, four of which came against two-time defending national champion Liberty. Season sweeps of ECWHL opponents Rhode Island and Penn State helped the team stay in the 5th or 6th spot in the rankings all year long, but the Minutemen truly announced themselves as a contender on January 18, 2020 with a 2–0 victory against No. 3 Lindenwood–Belleville fueled by a 32-save Marshall shutout and goals from Nikolopoulos and Dolan.
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Malthouse coached brilliantly throughout 2007, blooding 10 debutants while champions Buckley, James Clement and Paul Licuria were sidelined through injury. Such was the side's ability to tough out any onfield situation it faced, they achieved the rare success of never losing more than one match at a time. Despite finishing outside of the top four, the Magpies made it through to the Grand Final qualifier following stirring victories over the past two champions in Sydney and West Coast, but went down to Geelong by five points before a crowd of 98,002 attracting a higher attendance than the actual Grand Final, in a game that was ultimately referred to as the 'real' 2007 Grand Final. Skipper Buckley retired in the ensuing weeks, as did Clement and Licuria, a changing of the guard apparent, as the young Magpies, such as Dale Thomas, Scott Pendlebury, Martin Clarke and Nick Maxwell proved themselves capable of not only keeping the club near the top end of the ladder, but perhaps within reach of premiership success in the years to come.
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