FINK: I think it's always -- I think it's getting tougher and tougher and tougher.
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It's getting tougher and tougher for phone makers to differentiate.
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It's just tougher and tougher for employers to find people.
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As interest rates sink towards zero, that gets tougher and tougher.
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Meanwhile, it's getting tougher and tougher to differentiate with mobile hardware.
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And I think violent videos is a tougher, a tougher venue.
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It's a call that's going to get tougher and tougher to make.
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"Tech for tech's sake is a tougher and tougher option," he said.
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"Emissions standards in following years are getting tougher and tougher," Woebcken said.
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"The profession is getting tougher and tougher," he tells me as he works.
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I'd like her to be much tougher on the border -- much tougher, period.
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But I was tougher than you, and I'm tougher than you are now.
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On Monday Mr. Sobyanin vowed "tougher and tougher measures" to keep people indoors.
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I'd like her to be much tougher on the border — much tougher, period.
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You're a hell of a lot tougher, a hell of a lot tougher.
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TRUMP: But what it does, Maggie, it means it gets tougher and tougher.
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He implemented a maximum-pressure campaign of much tougher sanctions – and even tougher language.
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BECKY QUICK: So is right now tougher just because-- CHARLIE MUNGER: Now is tougher.
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Calculator Finding a home in the United States has been getting tougher and tougher.
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But they have tremendous financial difficulty, and the sanctions are getting tougher and tougher.
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"If Trump is tougher, he is going to find a tougher people here," Pillo said.
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"We expected tougher markets and we're finding tougher markets," CFO Graeme Pitkethly said in an interview.
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The opposition will just be tougher and tougher as we get closer to the World Cup.
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Filling the lower benches is a tougher task, and generating swifter justice a tougher one still.
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The problem is that it is getting tougher and tougher to find ways to keep improving.
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We have to be a little tougher in that area, make it tougher on the other team.
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They talk about the economic consequences of this administration, it gets tougher and tougher for we, Democrats.
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"We expected tougher markets, and we're finding tougher markets," said Graeme Pitkethly, the company's chief financial officer.
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"Competition is getting tougher and tougher, and all means can be used in this context," she said.
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"I think he's finding it tougher and tougher to defend all these allegations," one White House official said.
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I actually think that the people on the right are tougher, but they don't play it tougher. O.K.?
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"It's getting tougher and tougher," said Francisco Monaldi, a Latin American energy expert at Rice University's Baker Institute.
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Some states push for tougher measures Some states are calling for tougher measures to help combat the virus.
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I actually think that the people on the right are tougher, but they don't play it tougher. OK?
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Over decades researchers have crafted a series of super-specialized programs to beat humans at tougher and tougher games.
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"The environment is playing out the way we anticipated with a tougher and tougher space around pricing," he said.
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You win because you're tougher mentally than the other guy, and you're tougher mentally because your trainin' is superior.
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I obviously come to the rink with a lot more motivation knowing I'll be playing tougher players in tougher matchups.
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Stop wondering if you had it tougher than your parents or if your kids will have it tougher than you.
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"I think the smarter bankers know that the outlook is only going to get tougher and tougher," Ms. Gilbert said.
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Could have been tougher, could have been tougher, but he wouldn&apost make anybody happy, and this is who he is.
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But, you know, there's a tougher review of anti-trust and other issues just like there's a tougher bank regulatory environment.
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In December, Kelly pushed for tougher policing laws and endorsed tougher vetting for immigrants after President Trump's election a month prior.
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"This business is getting tougher and tougher, so those creating more of the same will just die; they will disappear," she continued.
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And as a result they've slow walked us and reneged on deals and all they've gotten is a tougher and tougher stance.
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It is about the appearance of being tougher, without the hard legal, ethical and political slog that getting tougher would really require.
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"Donald Trump got elected in part because people want a tougher leader in the White House, a tougher Commander-in-Chief," Conway added.
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Digital media companies typically make money by placing ads on their websites, but that market has gotten tougher and tougher to compete in.
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It is, after all, an expense that his businesses incur: TRUMP: But what it does, Maggie, it means it gets tougher and tougher.
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Once the season gets tougher and the schedule gets tougher throughout the summer, hopefully I can make them want to play me more.
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We're the elite, you're, smarter, you're, sharper, you're, more loyal, you're, a hell of a lot tougher, a hell of a lot tougher.
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The Trump administration has sought to rein in North Korea's nuclear program by passing tougher and tougher sanctions designed to punish its economy.
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As you progress, you accrue a larger team of birds, level them up, and take on tougher and tougher teams of inexplicably green pigs.
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They say they support rules tougher than those in place today, although they oppose significantly tougher standards put in place during the Obama administration.
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They're a better bet than the cannibalized routers Iantorno and Lau originally borrowed from work colleagues: routers are becoming tougher and tougher to crack.
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"You gotta give people something they're not going to get in the news and that's becoming tougher and tougher to do," the agent added.
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Be willing to play hardball: Ironically, it appears that the way to restore bipartisanship in Congress is for Democrats to be tougher -- much tougher.
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" On Nielsen: "I like her very much, I respect her very much, I'd like her to be much tougher on the border — much tougher, period.
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CABRERA: I think we need to be tougher on the prosecutions, tougher on the sentencings, and make it a real deterrent against coming over here.
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Voters who identified themselves as "moderate" were less interested in having the U.S. get "tougher" with Moscow, but tougher policies still see 6900 percent support.
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Some would like her to be even tougher with the protesters (on November 9th a Chinese official said Hong Kong urgently needed tougher security legislation).
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Right now, it's getting tougher and tougher to defeat them, because they're in more and more places, more and more states, more and more nations.
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Do you think that President Trump should have been tougher on President Xi or tougher on -- more in support of the protestors in Hong Kong?
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To be tougher, and to not — and by tougher I don't mean let's get Trump, or let's get this group, or let's get that group.
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"The environment is getting tougher and tougher to operate in," he said, though he added that his company had not been told to rein in its activities.
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"Although market stresses may look tougher in [the U.S. tests], it's hard to conclude one is tougher than the other," said Monsur Hussain, senior director with Fitch Ratings.
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"Competition in hiring IT talent - whether new grads, mid-career and foreign workers - is getting tougher and tougher," says Kazunari Ikeyama, a manager in Sony's human resources division.
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But the nation's chief law enforcement officer also made waves by taking a tougher tack against illegal immigration and pushing for tougher penalties for those convicted of crimes.
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JONATHAN SWAN, NATIONAL POLITICAL REPORTER, "AXIOS": Well, certainly has advisors -- a lot -- a lot of his advisors want him to be tougher and have advised him to be tougher.
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I'm so glad we've made it through the first two eliminations, but the competition is getting tougher and tougher and I know we need to get our scores up.
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Burson — a bigger business — had a tougher year.
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And I think it's going to be tougher and tougher for people that don't make hardware but don't have an ecosystem, that aren't really solidly in one of these camps.
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At $175, it's an easy enough sell to those who've already bought into the Misfit ecosystem, but standing out among hybrid smartwatches is getting tougher and tougher by the day.
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At this point of the economic cycle it is tougher and tougher to find good, qualified employees and thus employers are holding on tight to the ones they currently have.
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But, combine Trump's unpopularity, historic midterm patterns for the president's party and the early-warning signs in state legislative seat and that is looking like a tougher and tougher sell.
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The Nevada Democrat tweeted that he's "dealt with tougher opponents" than Trump: Trump can make fun of the injury that took sight in my eye-I've dealt with tougher opponents.
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"Now, they're all trying to be tougher than me — nobody can be tougher than me," Mr. Trump said Tuesday night at the rally in New Hampshire where Mr. Brown endorsed him.
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"Now I have to say this; I say it to the leaders of the Republican Party: Folks, you gotta get tougher, you gotta be tougher, you gotta be strong," he said.
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Tougher enforcement has brought the numbers down, but attitudes to the migrants have become one of the main faultlines in European politics, driving the rise of parties who want tougher policies.
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Health care is tough ... tougher than Middle East peace?
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" To which McCain replied: "I have faced tougher adversaries.
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Then you'd have to like ... That would've been tougher.
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" He just said, "We are tougher than they are.
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Such is the current state of the markets, according to Morgan Stanley strategists, who see a "Bizarro World" where nothing makes sense and it's getting tougher and tougher to make a buck.
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Credit Agricole has sold assets and pulled out of markets such as Greece to meet tougher post-crisis regulation and combat tougher economic conditions, while focusing on activities in France and Italy.
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Since lawmakers don't know where he actually stands, let alone if he's going to stick with a proposal, it's making it tougher and tougher for Congress to actually reach a deal with him.
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"We like that it is getting tougher and tougher and I think that African women's football is catching up with the rest of the world," he said from their training camp in Austria.
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This time, the odds are even tougher, campaign officials said.
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That's because the email is personal and tougher to ignore.
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He's going to tell you he's getting tougher on China.
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In an orthodox versus southpaw engagement that is much tougher.
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I thought they were tougher than us — for 40 minutes.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A tougher European testing regime following Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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I think he's a lot tougher than all of us.
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Getting there is tough, and staying there is even tougher.
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It seems the species is even tougher than we knew.
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I thought I was tougher than this, but I'm not.
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"I've met much tougher people than Ted Cruz," Trump said.
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Buffett: It's tougher than it was, obviously, 17763 years ago.
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Tougher for her than it would have been for me.
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What makes things even tougher for the Ravens to swallow?
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The two senators have said they will seek tougher sanctions.
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It also faces a tougher regulatory landscape than at home.
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She took a tougher stance than her boss on Russia.
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That was definitely a lot tougher situation in my life.
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He now faces a tougher campaign to unseat Democratic Sen.
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Germany has tougher hate speech laws than many other countries.
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Actually he has been tougher on Russia than President Obama.
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For deaf people behind bars, it's even tougher, sometimes impossible.
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That might push up the cost, making their economics tougher.
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And that makes sticking to a gym routine even tougher.
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Neither is a good reason to avoid getting much tougher.
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In terms of harvesting, it's a little tougher right now.
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However, it's a tougher market with more customers buying online.
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Things are definitely getting tougher, even in the last year.
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"It's getting for sure tougher in each race," said Bottas.
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It is perhaps tougher than ever to be truly outré.
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Indeed, in a way, "Amy" makes for the tougher film.
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But Ms. Anderson has a far tougher role to play.
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Some Canadians yearn for a tougher line from Mr Trudeau.
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Next year will be tougher still for the public finances.
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KARL: I have never seen Christie tougher in this race.
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The Chinese government has responded with an increasingly tougher line.
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Followers are a tougher crowd than they used to be.
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The government need not meet the tougher standard of scrutiny.
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And I'm not sure which is going to be tougher!
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Tougher welfare policy may have had more of an impact.
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But Liu's job seems likely to get tougher, not easier.
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The marginal companies are going to have a tougher time.
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Skincare can be an even tougher field than hair care.
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Tougher safety measures and driver screenings are likely, analysts said.
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I don't believe there was any tougher language than that.
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And I'm not sure which is going to be tougher.
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Working out what effects it will have is even tougher.
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The party has since grown tougher, enforcing discipline and authority.
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"It was a tougher conversation then I expected," Essaid said.
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Large tremors tend to be followed by tougher building regulations.
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As in so many other ways, government is proving tougher.
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Asian humor today is more insidious and thus tougher to
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Hillary Clinton, for her part, has had a tougher time.
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This reflected constrained consumer demand and tougher competition, it said.
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The business has gotten tougher, but that's the case everywhere.
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As a consequence, we have to make some tougher decisions.
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But farming your own food would be a lot tougher.
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We still hope that Mr Obama will take tougher action.
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Delivering justice may prove even tougher than gathering the evidence.
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SCARAMUCCI: -- and be tougher on the Russians than the Congress.
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Across the country, states passed tougher prison sentences for drugs.
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But health care proved to be much tougher than those.
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Streaming content from games, though, is obviously a tougher challenge.
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If getting in is tough, the program itself is tougher.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, however, is having a tougher time.
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In contrast, Republican candidates have largely proposed tougher immigration rules.
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And he sets tougher targets all the time for himself.
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But to talk about them when faced with tougher questions?
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Rarer keys call up tougher challenges, and promise better rewards.
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Maybe he can get a little tougher on the Chinese.
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Some rules are, however, proving tougher to meet than others.
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"We've got to a get a lot tougher," Thibodeau said.
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But it'd be a lot tougher than people might realize.
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That would mean tougher stances on migration and on Europe.
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Tougher legislation poses challenges for the company's lucrative business model.
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But the party has a tougher challenge in the Senate.
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"Nobody has been tougher on Russia," said the American president.
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The new rules are tougher and include additional regulatory hurdles.
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Those trying to raise money are braced for tougher times.
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And that makes picking Apple Photos a much tougher decision.
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Tougher still is the need for a change of mindset.
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Bob Corker and Tom Cotton are already preparing tougher legislation.
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I saw myself as bigger and tougher than I was.
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If you're in the latter group, it's a tougher question.
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They're not only heavier, but also distinctly tougher to bend.
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Advocates of tougher regulation greeted the news with glum resignation.
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Alphabet's new look makes sizing up Google's prospects only tougher.
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The faster the race, the tougher your competition will be.
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I've seen tougher questions from Big Bird on Sesame Street.
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The U.S. Senate voted unanimously in favor of tougher sanctions.
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But the Senate GOP bill could face a tougher road.
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Colorado is a notch tougher than any of those states.
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However, that argument could be a tougher sell this week.
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Everyone's bullish now, but that will get tougher in 2017.
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Selling Pence, however, may be tougher than selling Trump steaks.
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John Sawers said a tougher line is emerging against Moscow.
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But no matter what, the nomination became tougher to win.
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Times are getting tougher for food delivery startups in India.
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Who would you say is tougher, basketball players or rappers?
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Think about how having a tougher shell can help you.
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She said she was going to make tougher gun control.
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But Rocket is finding life tougher than before its IPO.
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If Barkov does, the Panthers' road gets a lot tougher.
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Competition in the informal labor market will likely become tougher.
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In nearby Pirinjimulai village, Rani faces an even tougher situation.
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He opted for tougher sanctions rather than a military strike.
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Things are tougher for the correspondents out there now, though.
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But the EU, members acknowledged, would be a tougher crowd.
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In that sense, PandA clues can be tougher than cryptics'.
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Things are about to get tougher for these specialists, though.
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But the attachments she formed also made the project tougher.
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Some in Spielfeld applaud the tougher stance taken by Austria.
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"But we should consider tougher actions to control the population."
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And that competition is only getting tougher and more diverse.
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But Trump's comments about being "tougher" don't necessarily reflect that.
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"Deal would get MUCH TOUGHER!" he wrote in a tweet.
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But a state like New Jersey is a little tougher.
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An equivalent exercise with French rappers would be even tougher.
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I think we just have to be tougher on everybody.
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Playing the title character presents Brühl with a tougher task.
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Trump's diplomats, particularly U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, have been tougher.
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Using more exclusive criteria, Alabama clearly played a tougher schedule.
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Tougher emissions rules and declining demand have been hurting profits.
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In both cases, these tougher policies drove up vaccination rates.
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The proposal would probably face tougher odds in the House.
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It was a tougher race than the one Republican Rep.
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In other areas, Democrats need to take a tougher line.
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Just act natural: Has there ever been a tougher assignment?
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It will all be tougher if Comcast remains an owner.
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She also called for tougher safety standards for frontline workers.
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" He added later, "We must get MUCH tougher (and smarter).
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Let's make that a lot tougher for the next monster.
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Headlines UK warns of tougher measures on public movement on.ft.
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"Nobody will be tougher on Australia than me," he said.
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The law also paved the way for tougher consumer protections.
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Instead, Trump kept rising even as the coverage got tougher.
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But for tougher stains, I need to call in backup.
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The Trump administration was right to take a tougher line.
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Stoneman Douglas students have been pushing for tougher gun laws.
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Tougher regulation has been a key factor weighing on price.
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Either way, I suspect history will make the tougher assessment.
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The next hurdle is probably going to be even tougher.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson may seek tougher sanctions on Russia.
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New Zealand also announced tougher entry requirements for overseas workers.
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"Our focus is to make Boeing ever tougher," Muilenburg said.
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Arizona's 8th District poses a much tougher challenge for Democrats.
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"And Republicans have to get tougher and fight," he continued.
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Rocky Balbaby's diaper provides extra padding for the tougher sequences.
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"The language was much tougher today," one source told Reuters.
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"We've got to get tougher," coach Mike White told reporters.
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"I think it's tougher than he thought," Mr. Trump said.
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Meanwhile, hardliners within the administration have advocated a tougher approach.
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This year, however, has been much tougher for Brazilian shares.
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Other Republicans are pushing back against Bannon with tougher language.
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We force her into tougher bargains to make ends meet.
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Perhaps this information could be used to produce tougher varieties.
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" He added that "the left plays it cuter and tougher.
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The tougher climate is now forcing Ryanair to scale back.
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Thanks to the new tax code, it'll be even tougher.
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That would be a tougher election for Ossoff to win.
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But the discount retail space is even tougher for Kmart.
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If anything we would look to get tougher on Russia.
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She would have had an even tougher time with Getty.
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That may warrant a tougher stance from the United States.
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Several senators from both parties backed tougher sanctions on Russia.
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If I was from Boston I'd be a little tougher.
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Next, we should take a tougher look at corporate taxation.
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Mr. Putin's propaganda campaigns made our job tougher than expected.
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I would have taken a tougher stand in getting out.
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Who really had it tougher is almost beside the point.
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Much tougher, going to be more deaths than they thought.
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He says only one guard was prodded to act tougher.
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You turn a knob, and it becomes tougher to pedal.
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If they're a referendum on impeachment, that's a tougher campaign.
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Small farms have a tougher time, especially small, organic farms.
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In Israel, where the government has long advocated a tougher stance on Iran, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear accord and place tougher sanctions on Iran.
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Instead, Brafman had said, the judge's ruling could mean that Shkreli would be sent to a prison with tougher rules, and with much tougher inmates who would be a threat to the slight-framed convict.
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Shortly after taking office, the Trump administration had moved to reexamine those tougher Obama-era standards and end California's authority to set tougher emissions standards than the federal standards for itself and 12 other states.
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Box braids are a better option, as they're synthetic (and tougher).
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It's getting tougher for investors who depend on stocks for income.
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The next decade may be even tougher than the first one.
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Obviously my game is on when the course is playing tougher.
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"Last year it was about sales being tougher," Rowley told CNBC.
|
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Clinton got tougher questions, but also got visibly irritated and defensive.
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The most recent wave, from Ethiopia, faces tougher obstacles than most.
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And it's tough work, tougher than being on the golf course.
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GEORGE WHITESIDES: I think the tougher part is building the spaceship.
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WARREN BUFFETT: It's tougher than it was, obviously, 50 years ago.
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Would you as a Democrat be tougher on tech companies now?
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Tougher, in fact, than its more "normal" counterpart artistic ice skating.
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HENRY: To be tougher and to crack down on illegal immigration.
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On the second, it's tougher to predict -- although New York Sen.
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On the Democratic side, it's going to be a lot tougher.
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That, in turn, leads you into your next, increasingly tougher hunts.
|
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Life on the road may be about to get even tougher.
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"We've called for tougher policies towards Iran for years," he said.
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IT'S GONE THROUGH SOME BOOM TIMES AND THEN SOME TOUGHER TIMES.
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And relying on oil that is tougher to extract increases emissions.
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Bulgaria introduced tougher jail terms last year to deter refugee smugglers.
|
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So it will only get tougher for Netflix to stand out.
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These days it's tougher to figure out where a Portman fits.
|
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A Boycott America plan could be much tougher to pull off.
|
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Did Bobby Riggs deserve a tougher treatment, instead of a softball?
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Things are about to get even tougher for struggling luxury retailers.
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The incident has sparked calls for tougher penalties for open borewells.
|
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For them, it means tougher competition in ports and traditional markets.
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Even his skin is thicker and tougher than an ordinary person's.
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When did he campaign for tougher enforcement against white-collar crime?
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I thought down the stretch that the tougher-minded team won.
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Sometimes it's just, Show the world you're tougher than the rest.
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Many of my fellow entrepreneurs have a much tougher road ahead.
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Unfortunately, carrying a Woman Card makes it tougher to make money.
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As the game gets more challenging, these choices get even tougher.
|
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So far this year, the trading environment has only gotten tougher.
|
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Bezos hired Carney as Amazon was entering a tougher regulatory environment.
|
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Mars is a much tougher place for life to get started.
|
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The upside to a tougher benefits system could be higher employment.
|
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But by the end of January, things get a bit tougher.
|
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League leader Matteo Salvini has pushed for tougher restrictions on immigration.
|
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He has suggested that he simply wants a tougher nuclear deal.
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It's a different vibe than the army, so you get tougher.
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That certainly makes that 10% upside a bit tougher to hit.
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One of my lessons of all that was that it's tougher.
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She had a tougher job throughout that primary than I did.
|
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Trump campaigned for president in 2016 promising tougher rules for immigration.
|
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Critics say she should have been tougher still, especially over money.
|
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Mr Trump said he wanted to "go in a tougher direction".
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Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner.
|
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But the Turks will face a much tougher fight in Afrin.
|
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So it doesn't seem to work on anything tougher than wood.
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A little tougher to get across this town without a motorcade.
|
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So I think it&aposs going to get tougher for Iran.
|
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And therein lies the second major goal of Tillerson's tougher talk.
|
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Bannon loves, enables, encourages tougher tone and trade action against China.
|
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He supports tougher antitrust review of tech mergers, for one thing.
|
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If anything we would probably look to get tougher on Russia.
|
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Army, the Ukraine, expelling diplomats, imposing sanctions, tougher than Obama did.
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Frankly, they're as tough or tougher than China, just smaller numbers.
|
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I told Sheryl this was going to be tougher than usual.
|
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The thought of having to leave them behind is even tougher.
|
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Now that all is apparently going well, it is even tougher.
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Rigid labour rules are tougher on young workers than older ones.
|
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If anything, we are probably looking to get tougher on Russia.
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However, anti-graft measures will be tougher to tackle, he said.
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But it is reluctant to endorse America's demands for tougher sanctions.
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Earlier, the U.S. Senate voted unanimously in favor of tougher sanctions.
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I'm sure their scouting report was to be tougher than Xavier.
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European farm groups have called for tougher action against Brazilian meat.
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They are likely to face a tougher bar as a result.
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What drove that shift in wind patterns is tougher to say.
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But you know what burden is tougher to bear than criticism?
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Hill Democrats are working tougher merger enforcement into their midterm platform.
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Clorox is imposing tougher repayment terms for its popular household products.
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The news quickly sparked calls from Congress for a tougher line.
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Such reforms provoke grumbling from those demanding a tougher justice system.
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The bank would look tougher if she had resigned more swiftly.
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Some people thought Mitchell was tougher on Kavanaugh than on Ford.
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The Trump administration has been working to make it even tougher.
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And with Italian budget deliberations looming, things could even get tougher.
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For the Mets, the immediate road ahead will be even tougher.
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Trump has taken a tougher tone with Iran than his predecessor.
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Her race and gender likely made this balancing act even tougher.
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They had to take tougher mid-range shots with limited success.
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It turns out that I'm tougher — more durable — than I knew.
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It's also tougher to pass legislation during a presidential election year.
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That's made it tougher for any one candidate to consolidate support.
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Without him it would have been a much longer, tougher, process!
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Several lawmakers have pushed for tougher regulation of social media companies.
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To meet tougher standards, light vehicles must become more efficient, i.e.
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Hunter said there is "overwhelming public support" for tougher background checks.
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But she's every bit as tough or tougher than they are.
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Without him it would have been a much longer, tougher process!
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Life here is far tougher than in the centre or south.
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This was tougher than the inspirational remarks to the large crowd.
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It's a tougher market these days than it used to be.
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It's also tougher for new home buyers in the Bay Area.
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But the changes announced on Wednesday made those warnings far tougher.
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"The tougher the better," said a Democrat involved in the discussions.
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That makes her the eighth candidate to meet the tougher requirements.
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A plurality of Democrats (37%) agreed that Trump should be tougher.
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But the odds of gaining asylum just got a lot tougher.
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The difficult task of raising the debt ceiling just got tougher.
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Even the good games I threw it was a tougher game.
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Being a Hispanic woman has made her task tougher, Tobar said.
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In some ways, they face a tougher challenge than conservatives did.
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Merkel could win consensus in Germany for tougher sanctions against Moscow.
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Faced with tougher questions, Zuckerberg did two things again and again.
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In one way, the stress tests were tougher than ever before.
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Oklahoma had a tougher time with No. 123-seeded Virginia Commonwealth.
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This will be a tougher race for Biden than many expect.
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Conversational translation is a lot tougher than social media posts, though.
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It's substantially tougher to do when your adversary is death itself.
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It'd be a little tougher to shoehorn the feature into Snapchat.
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Linda Hamilton somehow looks even tougher than she did in 1991?
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It's tougher playing a team like North Carolina, and doing it.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is getting tougher on token sales.
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But I think she is the tougher of the two candidates.
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Doing so with bugs flying in your face is even tougher.
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Democrats have demanded a tougher response for the election hacking. Rep.
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The rest of the details are lot tougher to pick out.
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But these tougher laws haven't brought down the number of rapes.
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"I actually think it's a tougher fight for Conor," Brendan said.
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President Trump blamed Barack Obama for not being tougher on Russia.
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Europe has been swift to hold these companies to tougher standards.
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Much tougher is figuring out how to respond to climate threats.
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It will be the case again this year, maybe even tougher.
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As big companies grow more dominant, life gets tougher for entrepreneurs.
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If improvements aren't made, the officials said, tougher mandatory regulations loom.
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These loans generally have tougher terms than World Bank aid packages.
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How to Be More Resilient Some people are just genetically tougher.
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"The Republicans have a tougher path – not my fault," he said.
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When you're the singer, it's tougher to get a moment away.
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Historically, Clinton has been much tougher and more punitive on crime.
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President Trump is stepping up his push for tougher asylum rules.
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Once camera operators have gained experience, their assignments can get tougher.
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Mr. Trump said he wanted to go in a "tougher" direction.
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The hard reality, evident days earlier, was much tougher to accept.
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Now consider the other four contenders, who face far tougher tests.
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"Leading your family is a lot tougher than basketball," Antetokounmpo said.
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Other factors make it tougher for these young people to succeed.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Big Oil's life is about to get tougher.
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Even in tougher times, many of us never stopped coming here.
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The landscape, however, gets a lot tougher for him moving forward.
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"The bigger the company, the tougher the transition is," Sijbrandij said.
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All over, parties and politicians are shifting to a tougher stance.
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Days later it opposed tougher screening of Chinese investments in Europe.
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But in the meantime, he needs to navigate this tougher terrain.
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It was a far tougher night for the like of Sens.
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But the center-right center of gravity is tougher to argue.
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My fear of driving, however, was a tougher nut to crack.
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Durbin's tougher stance came into view Wednesday, as he and Sen.
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Emptying its teeny dust canister was also tougher than other vacs.
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Without Senate action, it will be tougher to fuel media interest.
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China is applying tougher cybersecurity standards more widely as of Dec.
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The tougher law, at least ostensibly, addresses a very real issue.
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Several of Bennett's football peers were having a far tougher time.
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And, changing those systems is tougher than changing our own behavior.
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In Syria, the tactical picture is even tougher than in Iraq.
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Now, with Trump's approval rating slipping, Senate Democrats are getting tougher.
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S. military getting stronger and bigger and tougher and better equipped?
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His decision to step aside has made it tougher for Democrats.
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Ours is a little bit tougher on Mr. Bloomberg than hers.
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IMO, the art of puzzle-making is tougher than the craft.
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Asked what would be "tougher" than "fire and fury," he demurred.
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It is hard, but no tougher than your standard Contra game.
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Tougher laws Isn't it time we strengthen the animal welfare laws?
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It sounds simple, he said, but it's tougher than it looks.
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These days it is the workers who are tougher to find.
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Devising a nozzle for the aeroponic sprayer proved a tougher problem.
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Ironically, tougher regulations actually lessen the need to even have them.
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Trump wants to get tougher with China on trade and security.
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Without him, it would have been a much longer, tougher, process!
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I have been tougher on Russia than any president, maybe ever.
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Doing so without access to banking and credit is even tougher.
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"There are jobs that are way tougher than mine," he said.
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The tougher he talks, the more dear he'll become to them.
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Tougher oversight of NIH, and NIEHS in particular, is long overdue.
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Ron's a good man, but we're going in a tougher direction.
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Our Government should be here to make things easier, not tougher.
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Rocket Current status: Alive A tougher call than it should be.
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What about the wrapper that's made up of a tougher plastic?
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Ron's a good man but we're going in a tougher direction.
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We must give tougher sanctions on North Korea a chance. Rep.
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WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, already provides that tougher encryption.
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Most independent voters didn't want Trump to be tougher on immigration.
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But the administration may be ready to signal a tougher stance.
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The Steelers present a tougher matchup, especially since acquiring Minkah Fitzpatrick.
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Carmakers face another quandary as diesel vehicles become a tougher sell.
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And he must wrestle with which banks deserve tougher Fed scrutiny.
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"As you get older, it just gets tougher," Sampras said then.
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"Fighting the media is tougher than fighting the Democrats," he said.
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Investors dumped shares at the faintest whiff of tougher times ahead.
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Bitcoin Gold may have an even tougher time clinging to life.
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The tougher criteria are double those of the first two debates.
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If he was tough with collaborators, he was tougher on himself.
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Biba: No, because sometimes the oilier skin is not necessarily tougher.
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The road gets tougher now: No. 1 Duke awaits on Sunday.
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It was a strange existence, tougher on some people than others.
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The frustration of getting nowhere with calls for tougher gun laws.
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There is substantial data showing support for tougher gun laws, however.
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The state's pollution rules have often been tougher than federal regulations.
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Taking a nap might make it tougher to fall asleep later.
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He also said tougher measures were coming against the OPEC member.
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I knew which houses were easy sells and which were tougher.
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But in many ways Allen had traveled a much tougher road.
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The latest CNN/ORC poll also found that a stark partisan divide on the issue remains -- with 78% of Democrats supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.) Pollsters queried 1,001 adults between June 16 and June 19 and most results carry a plus-or-minus 3 percentage point margin of error.
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The Security Council first imposed sanctions on North Korea after its first nuclear test in 2006 and has made them tougher and tougher in response to further nuclear tests and its increasingly sophisticated ballistic missile program.
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The city council also wants the federal government to consider tougher penalties for gun traffickers, more resources to handle domestic firearm trafficking and tougher screening for mental health and partner violence issues for licensed gun owners.
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Some local rivals agree with Caterpillar's assessment and say they see signs of life, crediting state stimulus efforts, as well as tougher emissions standards, which mean buyers are advancing purchases to avoid tougher rules and pricier models.
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Right now it's getting tougher and tougher to defeat them, because they're in more and more places and it's a big problem, and as far as Japan is concerned, I want to help all of our allies.
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This makes the economics dramatically tougher because batteries haven't improved that much.
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"We expect a tougher environment over the next few years," he said.
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Let's talk about some of the ones that are a lot tougher.
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Should May see off any challenge, the next step might prove tougher.
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Eliminating more items when I actually packed my bag was even tougher.
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But Year Two at Periscope will likely be tougher than Year One.
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They should be asking tougher questions than members of Congress are asking.
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I think that it will be even tougher this year for retailers.
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Well, it's even tougher to rank all the superb performances and performers.
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What could be a tougher problem to tackle than reusable space rockets?
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TARLOV: OK. HANNITY: Who&aposs been tougher on Russia, Obama or Trump?
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Have you seen China sort of take a tougher statist, communist role?
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He distracts himself by instigating a fight with his bigger, tougher cousin.
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SCHAPPERT: You can if you are bigger and tougher than them, sure.
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Tougher rivals await, however, such as France — bookmakers' favorites for the tournament.
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The announcement also coincides with the U.S. administration's tougher stance on immigration.
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"By being very much tougher than they are right now," Trump said.
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Tigers starter Tyson Ross had a tougher time staying out of trouble.
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That&aposs not going to resonate quite as much in tougher districts.
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Tougher global capital rules are also adding to pressure on the banks.
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In response, the central government quickly passed tougher laws with harsher punishments.
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HENRY: That they stepped up to show that they were being tougher.
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The tougher standard would raise cleaning costs and risk, exporters have said.
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Six states could face tougher limits on their ability to collect taxes.
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There are worries that tougher laws would drive the tradition back underground.
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Ideally Osorio would utilize the veteran against tougher opposition like Los Canaleros.
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In response, the central government quickly passed tougher laws with harsher punishments.
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What would you tell people who are going through those tougher phases?
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But Seabrook's deal is tougher to defend, especially given his recent play.
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There are two reasons why trustbusters should now take a tougher line.
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The bill notoriously carried tougher sentences for crack cocaine than powder cocaine.
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That pleased civil-society groups that had been pushing for tougher rules.
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For traditional retailers, existing alongside Amazon on the internet is getting tougher.
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At times it has pushed back against settler demands for tougher measures.
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They thus lose the respect of tougher-minded conservative elements in society.
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Tougher sanctions come into force in November that curb Iranian energy exports.
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There is talk of tougher price controls, which would further discourage production.
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We expect the government to announce tougher criminal penalties for the enablers.
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The Droid Turbo 23 is the Moto X Pure Edition's tougher cousin.
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China is indeed getting tougher on, and less patient with, North Korea.
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If steel is a big test, cement is an even tougher challenge.
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Korpisalo had to make the tougher saves toward the end of regulation.
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Will country music artists and fans rise to support tougher gun regulations?
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Will he be tougher on that group because of his high standards?
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However, with the market now maturing, conditions are likely to be tougher.
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He has promised to impose tougher punishments on rebels for war crimes.
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It's also tougher to make rational decisions when our minds are clouded.
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There are signs that the West is getting tougher about enforcing sanctions.
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But Cornyn could make competing in Texas tougher for Democrats this time.
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Calls for tougher law-and-order enforcement at sea are getting louder.
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The tougher tactics have already made a big dent in specific industries.
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International communication in Venezuela is becoming tougher, with carriers barring international calls.
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Gift giving for someone with a passion for fashun is even tougher.
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MBA students had a tougher ride after the financial crisis of 2008.
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Since its launch, Gorilla Glass has been getting thinner and tougher still.
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The new order is tougher than the royalty arrangements announced in March.
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A tougher challenge, but worth it, was a film about Edward Snowden.
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Under the influence of Vox, Mr Casado has talked tougher on immigration.
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Congress has been tougher on Russia than he appears to have wished.
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But building on the momentum from that deal looks tougher than ever.
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Now it is time for tougher legislation and real, lasting culture change.
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Ryan Zinke is facing a tougher than expected challenge from Denise Juneau.
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This time around, it will be a little tougher to give up.
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We have an upside, but the downside is much tougher to call.
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But the fines would be tougher to swallow for smaller, rural facilities.
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Some cities have building codes tougher than the state's, but that's rare.
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Elizabeth Warren, if elected president, would be tougher on China than Trump.
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The company cited slower sales in China and a tougher consumer environment.
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As AV technology advances, the company can tackle tougher environments, he says.
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It's tougher in some places ‑‑ more so in some places than others.
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Tougher disclosure requirements ought to apply to judgments reached against the firm.
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And did this make his sentence tougher than it might have been?
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I think in 2017, making a living in music is even tougher.
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That pace is only likely to slow further, however, against tougher comparisons.
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It makes my job tougher because I don't want to disappoint them.
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The student protesters have demanded tougher punishment for offenses involving road accidents.
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Some see the shift as a sign of a tougher road ahead.
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Classical computers, on the other hand, seem to have a tougher time.
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Transportation, another third (and now the biggest source), remains tougher to address.
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The next day, he faced an even tougher crowd in the House.
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And what if, as many expect, the IT outsourcing industry gets tougher?
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That's because the standards for making September's third debate are significantly tougher.
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And the circumstances of Clinton's loss make it even tougher, he said.
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Critics of Steve Bannon know he's smarter and tougher than they are.
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Now we're in the tougher yards, " he told "Squawk on the Street.
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Do Mondays seem tougher than ever and weekends shorter than you remembered?
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Germany has been a leading proponent of tougher regulation on social media.
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What to look out for: Diplomacy is about to get even tougher.
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The smaller the department, the tougher it tends to be for them.
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It also introduced tougher criminal sanctions for perpetrators and more victim protection.
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California opposes weakening the rules and threatened to pursue tougher standards unilaterally.
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They've got this poisonous air here, which makes it a little tougher.
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This year is tougher, though, because the sound categories are super weird.
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Tougher global capital rules are also adding to pressure on the sector.
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She is in many ways tougher than I was with the kids.
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Paradoxically, public support for tougher gun laws has risen alongside gun sales.
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But proponents of tougher rules argue investors need more information from corporations.
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Program trends have made it tougher to rack up miles and points.
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There's zero political support on Capitol Hill to enact something even tougher.
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There are probably tougher 10-game trips, but that one ain't easy.
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Anecdotally, startups are also seeing more investors asking tougher questions this year.
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"There's not a tougher guy around than a Texas Ranger," Bridges says.
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Now the government appears to be getting ready for the tougher parts.
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Rachel Weisz is a hell of a lot tougher than she seems.
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That includes a state expansion of Obamacare and tougher restrictions on firearms.
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Access to China's market, never easy for foreign investors, has become tougher.
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With Ms Warren in the White House banks might face tougher regulation.
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To fight back with any effectiveness, Democrats have got to be tougher.
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The proposal was revised after a tougher earlier version was similarly rejected.
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Mr Fernández, facing an economic crisis in Argentina, has a tougher task.
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Because McCain is up for reelection, he's in a much tougher spot.
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They are tougher and smarter and braver than Sessions seems to realize.
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Clinton, which promises much tougher criticism than Mr. Trump's Republican rivals delivered.
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President Donald Trump's administration has made tougher immigration enforcement a key priority.
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It's another instance where we're proving tougher on Russia than previous administrations.
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The idea is to use the hacking community to create tougher cybersecurity.
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In that case, anti-pollution measures will have to be even tougher.
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The Hill: Gillum to face tougher road in Florida after primary stunner.
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But the discharge route will only get tougher in the weeks ahead.
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The tougher it is for him to make a lineup, the better.
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President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan is also getting tougher with Pakistan's leaders.
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The calcaneus (the heel) is tough to break, tougher still to repair.
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Clinton herself is a lot tougher than anyone on the other side.
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Duque has promised to impose tougher punishments on rebels for war crimes.
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Speculation is growing that even tougher curbs will be imposed in 2018.
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Russia and China have taken tougher stances, cracking down on the currencies.
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It's becoming tougher for less-educated Americans to find decent-paying jobs.
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A new bill backing tougher sanctions against Russia is also being considered.
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Factory workers in China, already suffering, may face even tougher times ahead.
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Many deal makers believe regulators have taken a tougher stance this year.
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The reclassification paved the way for tougher regulations, like the privacy rules.
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But like so much about immigration, that's much tougher than it sounds.
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But crossing the windy, ship-filled Channel is a much tougher challenge.
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Lower farmland prices ultimately make it tougher for farmers to obtain credit.
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However, Gluckman suggests the next down-cycle may be tougher on lenders.
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Kashuv has frequently opposed his peers' efforts to support tougher gun measures.
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Most spacesuit helmets are made out of polycarbonate, which is much tougher.
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As money poured into the sector, it became tougher to make money.
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After that movie, Bale realized it was getting tougher to lose weight.
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Activists now want President Trump to take a tougher stand against Beijing.
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Despite my affinity for it, the Saeco Incanto was tougher to clean.
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So far, it looks like an even tougher climb in the Senate.
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If not, we will be forced to play a much tougher hand.
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China is getting even tougher on cryptocurrencies a year after its crackdown.
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This means tougher border security is necessary to cut off the supply.
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But City is 10 points behind Leicester and has tougher games ahead.
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Either team will provide a much tougher test than the overwhelmed Wild.
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Historically, research has shown that women have a tougher time finding mentors.
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Admittedly, being transparent is easy for me and tougher on my CEOs.
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So how will Trump's walkout lead to tougher on-the-ground monitoring?
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A stronger dollar makes imports cheaper and exports tougher to sell abroad.
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It's even tougher to predict a highly volatile market such as cryptocurrencies.
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But the bill faces an even tougher path in the upper chamber.
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And any new deal presumably would be tougher on the nuclear issue.
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The scarcity of such pitchers makes them tougher for hitters to track.
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Guerrasio: Was there one character that was tougher to accomplish that with?
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Tougher quotas in Norway have not obviously trickled down to broader groups.
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Executives at several of those carriers said they expect tougher times ahead.
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As difficult as those items might be, there are other, tougher possibilities.
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I protected myself that October night, and if anything, I'm tougher now.
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That's a good sound bite, but the political reality looks much tougher.
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But some of the accused came in for tougher treatment than others.
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Getting pregnant a second time became far tougher than they expected. Mrs.
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Russia and China supported his push for tougher sanctions on North Korea.
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The tougher stance reflects growing security concerns in the West about Huawei.
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Macron's — and Europe's — challenge in blocking Iran folly has just grown tougher.
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So all this is an argument for tougher gun-control laws, right?
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Using no other T's in the grid was a much tougher constraint.
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Mr. Trump is departing from his predecessors by getting tougher on Pakistan.
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The agency is considering a new, tougher approach to regulating homeopathic treatments.
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"It was a kind of tougher, in-your-face sound," Patrik describes.
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"If brows are bushy and mascara is chunky," it's a tougher look.
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These perennials are tougher than you would think, Ms. Kraemer-Doell said.
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"The training is getting tougher and harder after each practice," he said.
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Yet, without a college degree, it's even tougher to get a job.
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You've been outspoken on issues like L.G.B.T.Q. rights and tougher gun laws.
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In a tougher market for cars, it helps to take some risks.
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Contemporary jewelry is a tougher market for buyers to predict investment potential.
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Go deeper: Importing prescription drugs from Canada is tougher than it sounds
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California's new laws are tougher than those enacted by the Obama administration.
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He sued California to revoke its authority to set tougher emission standards.
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The Japanese public is now more open to adopting a tougher stance.
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I'm that first cat, getting tougher, more focused, maybe a bit immortal.
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Romantic comedy is apparently even tougher, at least from recent onscreen evidence.
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But as players age and face tougher competition, they begin to specialize.
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That will be driven in part by tougher rules on air pollution.
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South Carolina's special election will be an even tougher lift for Democrats.
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It was a tougher position to be in than history might indicate.
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Yup. Do I think we have to get tougher in certain instances?
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They just played a lot tougher and better and deserved to win.
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Twelve states and the District of Columbia match California's tougher state standards.
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"The travel ban -- the tougher, the better," Trump told reporters on Sunday.
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On Wednesday, several House Republicans released their own, likely tougher immigration bill.
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"The travel ban — the tougher, the better," Trump told reporters on Sunday.
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A tougher law is needed to keep Mr. Mueller's investigation on track.
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The hulking, tougher specimens harvested in the fall are around all year.
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President Trump shifted to a tougher stance on Syria and its president.
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But their shared history could also make tough personnel decisions even tougher.
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Now it's going to be tougher for my officials, especially in replay.
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When you are out there, tactically it's tougher than against anybody else.
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Choose an exterior made of lightweight ripstop nylon or tougher ballistic fabric.
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Others suggested that the rhetoric is tougher in public than in private.
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It was tougher, and the best I could manage was an 85.
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But another group of stocks may have a tougher time this year.
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Things will undoubtedly get tougher for Puerto Rico before they get better.
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MS: That must then put the Fed in in a tougher position?
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Chinese officials acknowledged last week that tougher months lie ahead for exports.
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All of a sudden every shot is 10 times tougher than usually.
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Germany's tougher stance is part of a global backlash against Chinese takeovers.
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Harper Neidig has more on Dems' call to get tougher on mergers.
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In Remake, the player has more control but the zombies are tougher.
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With Beijing already tackling food standards more aggressively, expect far tougher crackdowns.
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The environment for international students getting a U.S. education has gotten tougher.
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Trump signed a directive on Friday outlining a tougher stance on Cuba.
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Yet tougher tactics will ultimately do little if housing costs remain high.
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The Oscars may prove tougher to convince, but so far, so good.
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The tougher standard for new designs could go into effect by 2020.
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Under Xi, China has also taken a much tougher line on Taiwan.
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Resolving some of the issues fuelling the fighting will be tougher still.
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Other countries have, on occasion, taken a much tougher line with Facebook.
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MORE, who used mass shootings to call for tougher restrictions on firearms.
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Giffords went on to become a vocal advocate for tougher gun control.
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Now it's going to be tougher for my officials, especially in replay.
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Apple isn't the only company complying with tougher regulations in China either.
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Late Tuesday night, Mr. Trump reiterated his request for tougher border security.
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The moderators could simply be tougher about cutting off candidates who interrupt.
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We can go a lot tougher if we need to do that.
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It means their job is tougher, but they know what's going on.
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Companies in a global economy can locate anywhere, and face tougher competition.
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VICE NEWS: Doesn't that make it tougher to work with [President Trump]?
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Some conservatives in his district would prefer Denham take a tougher stance.
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Some European officials want a tougher line on big technology firms, however.
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Tougher than shoe leather, perhaps, but that's exactly how I like it.
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While we are cognizant of the yield curve challenges banks are facing, we are of the view that many of the stocks are now discounting a tougher NII outlook, and the short case is tougher to make here.
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Roy Hodgson's gamble in making six changes against Slovakia will be cursed for thrusting his side into the tougher half of the draw, but it only really became tougher when Spain unexpectedly lost to Croatia 24 hours later.
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" Democrats must be tougher, Clinton says Just days after Democrats lost their bitter fight to keep Kavanaugh off the high court, Clinton told Amanpour that her husband, former President Bill Clinton, thinks that "Democrats have to be tougher.
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In her campaign, Ms. Klobuchar called for "More Trials, More Convictions," vowing that her office would make fewer and tougher plea deals and double or triple the number of cases its prosecutors took to juries, seeking tougher sentences.
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BECKY QUICK: The arguments in favor of rolling back some of the regulation on the banks are that, as a result, it's tougher for businesses to get access to credit, it's tougher for consumers to get access to credit.
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Violent crime in Sweden, with assailants using firearms and high explosives, has become a major political issue over the past years and prompted political moves such as one of the tougher gun laws and tougher sentencing for some offences.
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McCain, a Republican, himself is in a tougher than usual re-election fight.
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"We've got to be tougher to play against," said Nashville coach Peter Laviolette.
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A stronger dollar makes it tougher for U.S. multinationals to sell products overseas.
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"Inferior" is the story of how science made the journey tougher—until now.
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However, next year could be a tougher one for activists of every stripe.
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"I haven't met anyone who's tougher than her yet," Subban said of Vonn.
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Beltram's transition from house to techno stemmed from his love of tougher sounds.
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"Mentally I am tougher than I am physically," he said at the time.
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DAN BONGINO, NRATV CONTRIBUTOR: Sean, he&aposs already been tougher on the Russians.
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Navigating romance is even tougher than fighting zombies in Anna and the Apocalypse.
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Lindsey Graham, who openly advocated a tougher military approach toward Venezuela on Friday.
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The attacks have rattled the country and renewed calls for tougher gun laws.
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Democrats' quandary for the current presidential cycle is tougher than either of those.
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Expect tougher words from Trump toward Russia and Syria in the coming days.
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It just got a lot tougher in the last six months to do.
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Lindsey Graham, took the opportunity to pressure Trump to get tougher on Moscow.
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Your day is so monotonous it becomes tougher to think outside the box.
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Poland has seen mass protests in response to ever-tougher sanctions on abortion.
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I think health care is tougher, if you want to know the truth.
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So the automakers asked the Trump administration to reconsider implementing the tougher rules.
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The Trump administration moved to reexamine those tougher rules shortly after taking office.
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And, in many ways, this bill is tougher than the original Goodlatte bill.
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Walmart (WMT) and Amazon (AMZN) have become tougher drug store competitors as well.
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That work style, though, is tougher to swing for CEOs at large corporations.
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Rothenberg Ventures team Rothenberg Ventures team Meanwhile, Rothenberg has been facing tougher challenges.
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But the swinging single life got tougher when Zoë started having a say.
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"She had a tougher job throughout that primary than I did," he said.
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"It's potentially tougher than people might have imagined," Barclays analyst Jeremy Sigee said.
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When we play like that, it's a lot tougher on the other team.
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Weaning people off spice is also tougher than getting them off other drugs.
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Vermaelen believes France will be tougher opponents than five-times world champions Brazil.
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Moreover, weaning people off spice is tougher than getting them off other drugs.
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It's a tougher bar to clear, but we'll all be better for it.
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Are there other folks you can buy as things get tougher this year?
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Let's get that Irish-American vs the real Irishman and see who's tougher.
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That will make it tougher for the NFL to reach a definitive conclusion.
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Taking a tougher stance with Brussels helps him fend off populist political challenges.
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Companies in a global economy can locate anywhere, and they face tougher competition.
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After the longest government shutdown in history, it's going to be even tougher.
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But Mr Xi has been even tougher on civil society than his predecessors.
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Bernie Sanders faces a tougher path to the Democratic nomination than Hillary Clinton.
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The surviving Stark children have grown up, and they're tougher and more prescient.
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The Shanghai Trust case also reflected the tougher line being taken by regulators.
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Whether China would follow through on tougher sanctions was also a key question.
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Apple has been facing tougher times in Greater China - its second-largest market.
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Such silk is stronger, tougher and lighter than almost any man-made material.
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A moderate Peronist, of whom there are several, would be a tougher opponent.
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"He's just much tougher and much smarter than her and Obama," he said.
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You likely grew wiser and tougher from the challenges that came your way.
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Rolling back the US guidelines contrasts starkly with a tougher approach in Europe.
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The UN recently adopted even tougher sanctions against North Korea starting last December.
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The tribunal has the power to overturn FCA decisions or impose tougher penalties.
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The growing weight of African paupers in the global total makes forecasting tougher.
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Life as a high school freshman was tougher than normal for Alexis Freed.
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That task is made even tougher by shifts in the burden of disease.
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Given the hoopla, that would be a tougher argument to make in 2020.
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Staying true to who I am was tougher when I first got wealthy.
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Meanwhile, states would be blocked from adopting tougher rules on self-driving cars.
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Other states have had a tougher time getting their industries off the ground.
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But this looks like a tougher gig than becoming Harvey Weinstein's PR guru.
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TC: The market looks to be tougher this year, as you've yourself acknowledged.
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It's going to be tougher to get those kinds of gains from here.
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College isn&apost exactly what they had imagined--it&aposs a lot tougher.
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"Yes, this is far tougher than envisaged," said Hooper in a Facebook post.
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All those plans and expectations of joy can turn tougher than they sound.
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States having tougher times opted for more crime shows and small-town dramas.
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Less ambitious growth targets would also give policymakers more room for tougher reforms.
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Of course, I've been through those moments, but those moments made me tougher.
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Haley has long taken a tougher public stance on Russia than her boss.
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Operating a drone in the UK just got a little tougher, and safer.
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"It's tougher than in the past," admits Ravi Govindia, the borough's Conservative leader.
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And they're doing it at a time when the industry's never been tougher.
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But when you have weirdo non-imagery data, the talk can be tougher.
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Some hope that Temer will talk tougher after the confirmation of Rousseff's removal.
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Let&aposs turn to Iran, the third country that has seen tougher sanctions.
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And these details are tougher to pin down until the storm gets closer.
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I sometimes expected Hochschild to be tougher on Communist actions than he was.
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I will give President Trump credit for being tougher on Russian than Obama.
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Guessing he'll be a tougher test than Van's grammy ... just by a little.
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They're stronger, bigger, tougher, meaner and actually better looking in a certain way.
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The tougher landscape is widening the disparities within the diamond mining industry itself.
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It's a tougher question whether "killing videos" could be additionally penalized as obscenity.
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They&aposre tougher, they&aposre harder, and they don&apost care about politics.
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The tougher policy on illegal fishing has at times caused tension with neighbors.
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Do you see those two companies becoming tougher competitors than they have been?
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But UK politics seems to be shifting in favor of tougher climate targets.
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Felix, who has outlived six of her 10 children, has survived tougher times.
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Ramirez's Cinderella, who was previously played by Jessy Schram, is edgier and tougher.
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Sumpter has the trickier, tougher role (the first lady probably knows the feeling).
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It is just possible that China is now getting tougher on the North.
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The report came as the U.N. Security Council discusses tougher sanctions against Pyongyang.
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The rise makes the climate goals of the right-wing government's ever tougher.
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"It's quite clear ... that the market is tougher at the moment," said Sharp.
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But over the next two years, the outlook for the industry looks tougher.
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The tougher new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test (WLTP) became mandatory on Sept.
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Making money from music itself — not concerts or merchandise — is tougher than ever.
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Hate speech is even tougher: Facebook finds just 33 percent before users do.
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But when he speaks to Iowa voters, he takes a noticeably tougher line.
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Finding advisers clever enough to overcome that impediment will be a tougher call.
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Startups and VCs are facing tougher times, layoffs, down rounds and eroding valuations.
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Mark Warner, earlier Tuesday to say they would issue tougher subpoenas to Flynn.
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But he conceded that health care would be a tougher nut to crack.
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Even Trump's own national security team said he could be tougher on Russia.
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Trump has said tougher sanctions on the OPEC producer are still to come.
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The problem, at least for the Justice Department, may only be getting tougher.
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For professional clowns, anti-clown backlash is making business even tougher than before.
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Now, though, he'll face harsher media scrutiny and tougher attacks from Clinton's allies.
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Republicans opposed the move because it opened up the industry to tougher regulations.
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Finally, the older you get, the tougher it is to move at all.
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" If that wasn't enough, her question for the president was even tougher. "Mr.
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For example, female graduates are facing a tougher time finding employment these days.
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They argue that their plan is far tougher on Sharp and its banks.
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The next items on Clinton's list are tougher to determine, longtime observers say.
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While tougher rules around ads may help, they alone won't solve the problem.
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India is in many ways a tougher market for e-commerce than China.
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Florida, on the other hand, enacted much tougher anti-hazing laws in 2005.
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Many sexual assault advocates viewed the answer as tougher enforcement of the law.
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" When asked by a reporter "What would be tougher than fire and fury?
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Yet the bill concocted by Republicans in Congress was tougher than he wanted.
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The government announced tougher tax rules on superannuation in this year's budget proposals.
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FSA groups in northern Syria have had a tougher time withstanding the jihadists.
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Uh, tougher, more resilient, more able to get down and dirty as needed.
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When you go into another team's home territory, it's a little bit tougher.
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But the rhetoric of the government and opposition leadership got tougher on Sunday.
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Ohio, with its GOP-leaning electorate, is looking like a much tougher state.
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McDonald's is lapping tougher comparisons this quarter and that will continue throughout 25.14.
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The president claimed tougher voter ID laws are needed to prevent illegal voting.
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But it's tougher to pin down an exact equivalent to the "wanted" message.
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But again, no streaming on board, making that a bit tougher to accomplish.
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This includes working with experts, applying tougher standards, and working with counter extremists.
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It will be even tougher in the United Kingdom, for the same reasons.
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It's kind of funny; she's showing us she's tougher than we all thought.
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It has struggled due to low volatility and tougher regulations on capital requirements.
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They knew Trump had pledged tougher rules but did not expect the problems.
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The tougher standard on canola, also called rapeseed, takes effect on Sept. 1.
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In the Senate, Democrats face an even tougher job trying to win control.
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The company did not say what the tougher standards or penalties will be.
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The carmaker said tougher emissions rules would hit earnings in 22020 and 29.
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It's a tougher task now, as more than 150 voters currently cast ballots.
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He frequently urged the government to take a tougher line with Islamist groups.
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The GOP's tax bill will, if passed, subject families to even tougher conditions.
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He would then push for Europe to agree to negotiate a tougher deal.
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Democratic lawmakers, who control the House of Representatives, are seeking tougher enforcement measures.
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It's getting tougher to have a successful biotech initial public offering in 2019 .
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"So it's tougher for some people to say that I'm just a showman."
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The Hill: GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language.
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"The stakes are tougher for everyone," said Kent Alterman, president of Comedy Central.
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There are some sectors that are proving a tougher slog for foreign companies.
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Completing stages will level up your character, giving you access to tougher challenges.
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Trump has previously claimed he's been tougher on Russia than former President Obama.
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He wants to get tougher on intellectual property theft by countries like China.
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"They were tougher than us and more aggressive," Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue said.
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The RSC has long been pushing leadership to take bolder and tougher votes.
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"There are others who have tougher races than Sherrod's and Casey's," he said.
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"Nobody has been tougher on Russia than Donald Trump" - President Trump, April 2018.
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The effort might also include tougher regulation of heavy trucks, Mr. Foxx said.
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Of course, a battle over the Supreme Court nomination would be much tougher.
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In defeat, even claiming a rigged election, he may be a tougher sell.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to be tougher on Pakistan than his predecessors.
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Smaller insurers will face tougher scrutiny when trying to expand overseas or domestically.
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Trump's wealth made him appear to be tougher and smarter than traditional candidates.
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Lavrov has said US military exercises in the region have made dialogue tougher.
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Opportunities which can provide healthy returns remain but they are tougher to find.
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As the battle gets tougher, Iraqi forces have begun to besiege the jihadists.
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Sadly, because of this meme, the competition will probably be a lot tougher.
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But it's the Ravens who definitely have the tougher job in this game.
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He felt that his teammates resented his tougher, more passionate style of play.
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The Mets could perhaps have not picked a tougher spot for Henderson's return.
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Menendez is facing a tougher-than-expected challenge in the deep-blue state.
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Coal companies are under pressure from less expensive energy sources and tougher regulations.
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In the absence of a tougher federal response, cities may start cracking down.
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One factor is the Social Democrats' tougher stance on immigration in past years.
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Chains like McDonald's make it tougher for mom and pop restaurants to survive.
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I want her to get much tougher and we'll see what happens there.
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But they're just simple, and they're stronger than us, they're so much tougher.
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Modi has taken a tougher stand towards Pakistan in the past five years.
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Rather, it's about raising awareness and lobbying for tougher laws against child predators.
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Still, the Hornets clearly are improved, a tougher out on a nightly basis.
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Finding new homes may become tougher still as the Nairobi authorities audit structures.
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Political observers say Trump makes it tougher for Republican candidates to attack Clinton.
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But the western portion, much more densely packed, proved tougher to take back.
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These tougher ethics proposals are a key part of Mr. Trump's announced agenda.
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The inquiry may be only the start of tougher questions facing Hampton Creek.
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And the tougher approach reflects a growing wariness of China among American businesses.
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In practice, they are far tougher to pull off, especially in the heat.
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Things turned out to be much, much, much tougher than anybody dreamed possible.
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He praised some of President Trump's policies (on tougher trade negotiations, on taxes).
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Either way, it's not obvious what a "tougher direction" for ICE would be.
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That was against Charlotte and Syracuse, and FSU proved to be no tougher.
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Life is going to be a little tougher for him as a boy.
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Most of the leading contenders to succeed May want a tougher divorce deal.
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Recent fighting in the region has made imports tougher, one stall owner said.
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For example, in the 1990s, African-Americans strongly supported tougher criminal justice laws.
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The tougher immigration enforcement has, at times, caused internal conflict at the agency.
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But anecdotally, the man himself says it was tougher both physically and psychologically.
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Mr. Piñera, who assumed the presidency in March, has adopted a tougher stance.
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With her debut album, she's even tougher: tough enough to show some heart.
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Venezuelans overwhelmingly told me that they want tougher international action to dislodge Maduro.
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The latest iteration would require tougher security standards and faster notification of breaches.
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Even Mr. Smith said he did not support tougher restrictions on Chinese researchers.
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But Sanders appears to be facing a tougher political dynamic this time around.
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An even tougher round of sanctions will probably go into effect in November.
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And to make it even tougher, the occultations are happening during daytime hours.
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"Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner," he tweeted.
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Some business leaders also want the government to adopt a tougher climate policy.
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Reinvesting profit is a tougher habit to break, but there are positive signals.
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A senior State Department official reaffirmed the tougher-than-anticipated policy on Monday.
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Mr. Sessions, like Mr. Trump, has made tougher immigration policies a central priority.
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Such a tight labor market makes finding skilled workers tougher in certain industries.
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It also has a tougher "Hero Game" with harder questions and bigger prizes.
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There needs to be consistent compete and (a) tougher player to play against.
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The tougher part, I think (and Ms. Tannen agrees), is what comes afterward.
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We have to get TOUGHER AND SMARTER than ever before, and we will.
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Republicans are also facing a tougher than expected fight in Texas, where Sen.
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That could signal the tougher fight to the death, American military officials said.
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Olson said he would like to see Goodell to take a tougher stance.
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They may simply be tougher, and this was a year when toughness worked.
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The jitters in the stock markets followed tougher talk from Washington and Pyongyang.
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When it comes to writing accessibly, some beats make it tougher than others.
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But she's also tougher, less of a fantasist and more of a pragmatist.
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" He added: "Ron's a good man but we're going in a tougher direction.
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An E.P.A. plan would reduce truck pollution but also avert tougher state controls.
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The Senate voted 98-2 to impose tougher sanctions on Iran and Russia.
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Prosecutions could send a tougher message but also require more time and effort.
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At 55A, the clue "Food for thought?" was a bit tougher for me.
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Highlights Most Americans want tougher gun laws, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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She has been tougher on the president than many colleagues in her party.
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I've taught her to be tougher and not to take things so personally.
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The job market continues to be tougher for black Americans than other groups.
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But businesses that operate from enclosed workplaces, such as offices, face tougher regulations.
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That would help offset tougher capital requirements for trading exposures, among other things.
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For American law is tougher in identifying currency manipulators than in punishing them.
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In contrast to the tougher mortgage rules being introduced in Canada, U.S. banks .
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Home Depot executives acknowledged that the home improvement retail landscape is getting tougher.
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BP will face a second, tougher, climate change resolution at its annual meeting.
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U.S. FAA HEAD SAYS WILL BE TOUGHER ON THE CERTIFICATION OF THE 777X
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Democratic incumbents in Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota face much tougher electoral winds.
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The retort: "It'd be a lot tougher if there was nothing to eat!"
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Overall, though, the new shape of Congress makes the president's position much tougher.
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Regulators globally have been taking a tougher stance on the sector as well.
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Americans want tougher regulations for major technology companies, according to a new survey.
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As the season goes on, teams are going to be tougher to beat.
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He has taken a tougher stand towards Pakistan in the past five years.
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THEY'RE GOING TO BE TOUGHER THIS YEAR THAN THEY'VE BEEN FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
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The crowds are brutal, making it tougher for comedians to test their material.
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But even a tougher regulatory environment couldn't slow the growth of leveraged loans.
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This would make it even tougher for North Koreans to access foreign broadcasts.
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But being in debt for student loans makes self-financing that much tougher.
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Rural advocacy organization Federated Farmers has also voiced support for tougher gun laws.
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And it could be tougher for the U.S. to match China on investment.
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There are tough ways to lose, and there are tougher ways to lose.
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He said he would also press for tougher national security steps in response.
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Something with more momentum is more difficult to stop and tougher to turn.
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Adopting those would require still tougher choices about raising taxes and trimming spending.
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In the face of tougher conditions, the Gulf carriers are adapting their businesses.
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Later on in his address, Obama said the nation needed tougher gun laws.
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He also doesn't mind using his stand-up act to forestall tougher conversations.
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Publishers in China now wonder whether they have entered an even tougher era.
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In Europe, the authorities have been far tougher on the four tech giants.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Will Nediger makes seeing both sides tougher than you think.
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They are tougher, less solicitous about our opinion or eager for our approval.
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They're not acts of dominance, showing how much tougher Putin is than Obama.
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"Tougher" is a tougher adjective to parse, but presumably it means a ban without caveats like those imposed by the Supreme Court in June, when it said Mr Trump's order could not apply to foreigners with family connections in America.
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But if the industry keeps adding jobs across the country — and solar power growth is expected to continue for the next few years, no matter what Trump does on climate policy — it'll become tougher and tougher for him to ignore.
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WE THINK AS THE PIE SHRINKS, IT'S GOING TO BE TOUGHER AND TOUGHER TO JUSTIFY THE ABILITY OF COMPANIES TO HIKE DRUG PRICES 1,000% OR CHARGE COMMERCIAL INSURERS FIVE TIMES WHAT YOU CHARGE MEDICARE AND MEDICAID IN THE CASE OF DIALYSIS.
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The Trump administration suggested it would take a tougher line under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, but current Attorney General William Barr backed off the tougher approach and said he would more or less go back to the Obama-era policies.
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The House is a much tougher climb, but not impossible in a blowout situation.
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Brexit negotiations may be tough, but living with lower incomes afterwards could be tougher.
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Tougher than any of those tasks is keeping her mother's wandering mind on track.
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Those who want to try to get to Europe face an even tougher journey.
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Haverty also said that Netflix has more challenges ahead as the competition gets tougher.
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California, by contrast, imposes tougher gun laws as of the first day of 2017.
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"You have to be tougher," Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue told reporters after the loss.
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But that also means Macy's is facing a tougher comparison with last year's performance.
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Of course, life is going to get a lot tougher for the President-elect.
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But Peugeot had warned conditions would become tougher in the remainder of the year.
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With tough talk and tougher actions, including terrorists that the globalists are all against.
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Does he have to be tougher if only for domestic consumption in the U.S.?
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President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to take a tougher stance against ISIS.
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But, because it's tougher to achieve that distance, you might not run as far.
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