This is one the toughest, if not the toughest, races of the year for us.
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That's because tardigrades are one of the toughest — if not the toughest — animals on planet Earth.
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It's the toughest -- the toughest calls I have to make are the calls where this happens, soldiers are killed.
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Federal requirements for rail passenger car strength and resilience are some of the toughest, if not the toughest, in the world.
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He'll fight the toughest Molina that anybody has ever seen, just like Adamek fought the toughest Molina that was seen before him.
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"By far this has been not only the toughest year of my life but also the toughest year of my recovery," he wrote.
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The toughest deal, the toughest negotiation there probably is of any kind, no matter where you look, no matter how hard you look.
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The state has the toughest fuel-economy standards in the nation, and some of the toughest emissions regulations on the fossil fuel industry.
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"By far this has been not only the toughest year of my life but also the toughest year of my recovery," he began.
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"All her life, Martha has put service first — leading in the toughest of fights and at the toughest of times," Ducey said in a statement Tuesday.
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"All her life, Martha has put service first — leading in the toughest of fights and at the toughest of times," Ducey said in a Tuesday statement.
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Obviously, focusing on the toughest students in the toughest schools is a very heavy lift, because these are students who almost always fall through societal cracks.
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Fighting, he says, "is an information-seeking device", and although the toughest men sport large muscles and scars, the toughest women are harder to spot without a scrap.
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In the early 212s Agnostic Front were the toughest band in America and their 216 debut LP Victim in Pain remains one of the toughest albums ever released.
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The Perezes have "combined the toughest industry with the toughest social problem we have," said Ouita Michel, the chef and an owner of Holly Hill Inn, just outside Lexington.
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Mortgage company LendingTree ranked Denver toughest out of 100 cities nationally for first-time homebuyers, ahead of the next toughest cities, which included New York, San Francisco, Austin and Las Vegas.
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Will Smith is facing his toughest opponent yet — himself.
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Toughest lineup he's faced this year — goes without saying.
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From the more than 6,000 applications it is expecting to receive, the agency will choose eight to 14 candidates, making one of the toughest jobs there is one of the toughest to get.
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"Read our full story on the toughest, common questions from Netflix job interviews: Netflix's 5 toughest job-interview questions, according to company insiders Recruiters at Netflix usually tell candidates to dress "business casual.
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Toughest job Kelly has told friends his role as Trump's top aide has been the toughest job of his career, which has included deployments in Iraq and as commander of US Southern Command.
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What's the toughest thing about life with a colostomy bag?
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She shared that her toughest skin problem is fighting blemishes.
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They have one of the toughest jobs in this country.
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It should be the toughest job interview of Kavanaugh's life.
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"Deciding to tell [them] was the toughest part," she admitted.
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The toughest part of the stadium flyover is the timing.
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"The toughest for us is the technical challenges," Curphey said.
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Known as "Sheriff Joe," Arpaio calls himself America's toughest sheriff.
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"I think the interview part is the toughest," he admits.
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The toughest stretch for Mr Montgomery was still to come.
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In football, New York is the toughest place to play.
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"This was the toughest Whipple I ever performed," he says.
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But "America's toughest sheriff," as he called himself, never did.
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"It's the toughest thing I've ever dealt with," he said.
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Some of the toughest stretches of basketball I've ever had.
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What was the toughest aspect of training for the kids?
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The smartest, toughest woman I knew, who never ever quit.
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Some consider the route to be the toughest on earth.
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It's where Scorchbeasts, the toughest enemies in the game, reside.
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They're the toughest tickets to get right now on Broadway.
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But, as the saying goes, we're our own toughest critics.
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God sometimes puts the toughest battles on his strongest soldiers.
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Widely considered the toughest man in the history of wrestling.
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Last year's Galaxy S6 Active was the toughest phone yet.
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Norway's environmental laws are among the toughest in the world.
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Revenge porn isn't the toughest thing to prove to Microsoft.
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"I view that as the single toughest deal," he said.
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"That is the toughest job on the field," Baker said.
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Ms Banerjee's toughest challenge, however, comes from outside the state.
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"The toughest thing is coming off the bench," Jennings added.
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"Behavior change is the toughest thing to do," he said.
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Patty Judge, the toughest opponent he has faced in years.
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"He's the toughest kid I've ever met," Jeremiah told ABC7.
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Saying the US is "the toughest nation to deal with"
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Klitschko is targeting one of the toughest records in boxing
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The toughest race in that area will be Democratic Rep.
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It's probably the toughest subject from the standpoint of approval.
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CLAMAN: He has been toughest when it comes to sanctions.
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These are the toughest sanctions the North has ever faced.
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Then trim off the toughest petals and peel the stems.
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Rather than cravings, meal planning has been the toughest aspect.
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"This is the toughest weight class in boxing," Porter said.
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He made his toughest song ever sound like a baptism.
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We now have the toughest testing program in American sports.
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College basketball's toughest teams aim all week for conference crowns.
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"The toughest military training in the world," he called it.
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It's one of the toughest things a president can do.
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No doubt the 1986 failure was the toughest to take.
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"The next game's always the toughest," Coach Rod Brind'Amour said.
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His prison years, he said, were toughest on his family.
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They are the toughest form of life we know of.
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And sometimes, that can be the toughest victory of all.
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And by the stats, the toughest inning is the first.
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The Discovery Channel dubbed it the toughest footrace on earth.
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Those are the toughest holes and make for great theater.
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The Hill: Trump trial poses toughest test yet for Roberts.
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AncestryDNA can help solve even the toughest of family mysteries.
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Maggie Hassan in one of the toughest races this year.
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Mentally strong people practice gratitude, even during the toughest times.
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That's one of the toughest assignments you'll ever be given.
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That might be the toughest part of the solve today!
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He logs the biggest minutes and plays the toughest matchups.
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Kelly Ayotte might have the toughest job of them all.
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Australia's Toughest Question: How Close Is Too Close to China?
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I think they are the toughest athletes I've ever filmed.
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Mr. Newman had a reputation for tackling the toughest cases.
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Selma revealed the toughest part of her public appearances now.
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I thought, this is the toughest guy I've ever met.
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The toughest battle is getting enough of the star ingredient.
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"Definitely is the toughest draw I've ever had," Halep said.
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It's one of the toughest election fights he's ever encountered.
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Still, this remains one of the toughest sectors to decarbonize.
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This is a real shot at the biggest, toughest feelings.
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"You're the toughest and most resilient of us all," Meghan wrote.
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"That's one of the toughest things we work on," Williams said.
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Immigration is perhaps one of the toughest tests of these principles.
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Western Mosul: The toughest battle yet ISIS seized Mosul in 2014.
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This is the toughest immigration court in the continental United States.
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Indiana and North Dakota might present the toughest races for Democrats.
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The toughest part of the diet was just starting, Sharny says.
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But this Antarctic crossing has been his toughest challenge to date.
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This is typically the toughest part of the M&A process.
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This is printed in titanium, one of the toughest of metals.
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The toughest question many faced was about "going up" to Oxford.
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The toughest messages must come from Venezuela's neighbours and regional bodies.
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He has and always will be...the toughest man I know.
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"He's definitely the toughest team mate I've ever had," he said.
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So today China's anti-bullying policies are among the world's toughest.
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Participant Neil Scheibelhut told Crane it was toughest around the holidays.
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And why Zuckerberg's 2018 yearly challenge will be his toughest ever.
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However, the round did not delve deeply into the toughest issues.
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Probably the toughest deal of any kind is that particular deal.
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This name might be the toughest to cross off Arya's list.
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The toughest thing is making sure I make the right decisions.
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Heller faces the toughest reelection of any Senate Republican in 2018.
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Donald Trump is facing perhaps his toughest opponent yet – Pope Francis.
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Buttercup (voiced by E.G. Daily) was the toughest of the bunch.
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Now the app is ready to take on your toughest blogs.
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Among the Big Three, Electronic Arts will have the toughest year.
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"GM was the toughest," said Arthur Schwartz, a former GM negotiator.
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The deposit insurance guarantee scheme has been the toughest to agree.
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"The toughest sanctions are yet to come," Bolton said on Twitter.
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The top toughest spots to travel to are several mountain peaks.
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The toughest battle in the trade war - with China - still looms.
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Some of Mr. Obama's toughest critics were not at the forum.
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The country's regime is the toughest of any big, rich country.
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Some of the toughest battles in Syria were fought by Hizbullah.
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Watch him face the toughest challenge of his pup life below.
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They were the toughest sanctions passed at the U.N. three times.
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Tim Kennedy tries his hand at some of America's toughest jobs.
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This is also the toughest job in all of intelligence work.
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"He's one of the toughest kids I've ever met," added Kevin.
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Noe's team told him to expect his toughest press reaction yet.
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These are the toughest conditions I've seen (on) this golf course.
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"Some of the toughest things have been agreed to," Trump said.
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"For most starters, the first inning is the toughest," Bumgarner said.
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"Deciding to tell [them] was the toughest part," Menounos told PEOPLE.
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Muna knows it will be toughest of all for her mother.
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But the company still has to prep for the toughest conditions.
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America is facing the toughest economic challenges in our nation's history.
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The 49ers are 1-4 in the toughest division in football.
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An aide for one of Facebook's toughest critics in Congress, Sen.
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California has some of the toughest gun laws in the nation.
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Ultimately, the toughest questions will be reserved for the president himself.
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Scott will give Nelson the toughest race of his Senate career.
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Read more: The 8 most infamous criminals at America's toughest prison
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Mr Hun Sen and his party are facing their toughest test.
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Yenn Wong: They are like the toughest people to deal with.
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What has been the toughest, most uncomfortable question that you've asked?
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This rescue in Thailand is one of the toughest I've seen.
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Her toughest competition for the nomination include several Democratic colleagues: Sens.
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CEO Matt Levatich, consequently, has the toughest job in the business.
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One of the toughest things for leaders to master is kindness.
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Sumorwuo Zaza is tackling one of journalism's toughest problems: monetizing content.
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That face said he was the toughest man on the block.
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"He is the greatest man I've ever known, and the toughest."
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What was the single toughest thing you were asked to depict?
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"This year is the toughest vote I've ever cast," he said.
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The test is the toughest one imposed on banks since 2009.
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The toughest spot came when they had to cross a river.
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The LNAH has been called the toughest league in the world.
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For me, he's one of the toughest hitters I've ever faced.
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So I think that was just the toughest part for me.
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One of the toughest — and most dangerous — jobs in New York.
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The expulsions were Mr. Trump's toughest action yet against the Kremlin.
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And what has been the toughest part of the Rio games?
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The escalating totals pose the toughest challenge to Ms. Jatta's directorship.
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He is considered among the administration's toughest hawks on North Korea.
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And it was some of the toughest scenes I've ever played.
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Sijbrandij says the toughest thing about working remotely is official communication.
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"April 2010 was the toughest moment of my life," Wozniak said.
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Massachusetts has some of the toughest vaping regulations in the country.
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This is, easily, the toughest interview on my book so far.
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Which makes sense—this is when tardigrades are at their toughest.
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But it's a daunting exercise, one of the toughest hunts possible.
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Pennsylvania will be the toughest state of the group for Trump.
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"This year&aposs deployment has been the toughest," Cobo told Insider.
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I think he's one of the toughest outs in the game.
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"Candidates may vie for who can advocate the toughest policy responses."
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"They're the toughest team to play against, pretty much," Perron said.
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She is a good person raised in the toughest of circumstances.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar face the toughest challenge against Trump in Michigan.
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Trump has been the target of some of his toughest criticism.
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She called housing the "toughest livelihood issue" facing the city's citizens.
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But Newman is giving Lipinski the toughest run of his career.
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And that turned out to be the toughest day for me.
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He has signed one of the country's toughest laws restricting abortion.
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Ms. Haley's toughest remarks have been on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The Yeti V Series is the toughest-built cooler there is.
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"We just won the toughest conference in college football," Franklin said.
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And, uh — BAKER: Who do you think is their toughest candidate?
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Learning from failure and enduring life's toughest moments Everybody fails. Everybody.
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It has meant reliving some of the toughest images he recorded.
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But the climate crisis is undoubtedly the toughest environmental challenge yet.
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And that's where one of VR's historically toughest challenges comes in.
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The law would have been among the nation's toughest abortion restrictions.
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"It was probably one of the toughest, if not the toughest, weekends I've had to go through because you put yourself exactly back in the same conditions and having to fight your own demons," said Bourdais.
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"This is the toughest and most brutal phase of this war and probably the toughest and most brutal close quarter combat that I have observed or read about in my 34 years of service," he said.
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It was probably one of the toughest calls I've had to make.
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Germany is one of Facebook's toughest critics on hate speech and privacy.
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NORDSTROM INC - WOMEN'S APPAREL CONTINUED TO HAVE TOUGHEST RESULTS IN FULL-PRICE
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Don excelled in some of the toughest schools in the Marine Corps.
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Susan Collins to have the toughest re-election race of her life.
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A: I would say that on paper, this is my toughest film.
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The toughest part of any exercise program is getting out the door.
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Getting out is supposed to be the toughest thing in that world.
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You know, my whole life, I was told that's the toughest people.
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More than any other show, walking into the Saddledome was the toughest.
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The course is seen by many as the toughest in the military.
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"The toughest transition was the rewiring of the mind," Bianco told Reuters.
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Dragline silk, which the spider uses to hang from, proved the toughest.
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It is perhaps the toughest simple problem I have ever come across.
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Mr Arpaio, who styled himself "America's toughest sheriff", is an authoritarian impresario.
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But American trade negotiators are some of the toughest in the business.
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I want the meanest, toughest son of a gun I can find.
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On January 226th America imposed its toughest sanctions yet on Venezuela's regime.
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Jerry Brown has signed the nation's toughest net neutrality bill into law.
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But we&aposve never tested to see which phone is the toughest.
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The highest grade in climbing is 5.15, with c being the toughest.
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He faces the toughest reelection race of any Senate Republican in 2018.
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"The toughest part of these cases is educating the judge," Boire said.
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Atlanta is, however, home to some of the country's toughest immigration courts.
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That's Notre Dame turning already tough conditions into the toughest task possible.
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Finding a job is the toughest thing for a young Italian immigrant.
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"Oh, it was the toughest phone call I have ever made," Rep.
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That's always the toughest question when it comes to diving Trump's motivations.
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Even the toughest, convinced also by slowly rising polls, eventually came around.
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Watch in awe as he tackles the toughest boss of all: menus!
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Thailand has the world's toughest lese-majeste law, known as Article 112.
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The film will show Garland at some of her toughest personal moments.
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" When someone asked him to name his toughest foe, Ali said: "U.
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Mr Xi has presided over the toughest crackdown on dissent in years.
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San Francisco already has the toughest e-cigarette regulations in the nation.
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"Children are resilient and some of the toughest people around," Tillman adds.
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Here, everyday Americans become Marines, the toughest fighting men in the world.
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Here's how he took one of the toughest shots of his life.
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I think I do it because they might be my toughest audience.
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I found that person at Salesforce, my biggest champion and toughest critic.
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But the toughest battle Hector Barajas faced lasted more than a decade.
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Trump must always be the strongest and toughest one in any room.
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Snips is tackling one of the toughest challenges in tech right now.
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California already has some of the toughest gun laws in the country.
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"Will let you know when it's more clear..." The toughest challenges: 1.
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You've been called the toughest motherfucker in Canada online by several people.
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The toughest issues in a complicated negotiation are often saved for last.
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"The politics part, I think, probably, is the toughest part," he said.
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Clinton's toughest scrutinizer on the left if she wins the White House.
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She said euro zone reform was the toughest issue in their talks.
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Yet they could also sound taxed during some of its toughest slaloms.
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People who buy cannabis by the ounce have been toughest to convert.
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Europe has become the world's toughest watchdog over the global technology industry.
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Recognizing our toughest problems and getting them in check is backbreaking work.
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They also have the league's eighth-toughest remaining schedule, according to Tankathon.com.
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New Jersey has some of the toughest gun laws in the country.
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Dilemmas Welcome to Dilemmas, where we find solutions to your toughest quandaries.
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Its toughest true road game was at unranked Virginia Tech (4-5).
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Some of Lessig's toughest words are for his own profession, the law.
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These oddly cute microscopic animals are among the toughest creatures on Earth.
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New York's toughest homeless problem: Thousands of people live in the streets.
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It is this fundamental conviction that raises the toughest doubts about Biden's
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Mexican democracy will likely face its toughest challenge in the coming decade.
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And the toughest battle in the trade war - with China - still looms.
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Heidi Heitkamp in one of the toughest spots of any Senate incumbent.
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In 2021, he will face the toughest reelection battle of his career.
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He made sure that only the toughest decisions reached the Oval Office.
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John Cornyn is running as if he's expecting his toughest race yet.
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Some of Facebook's toughest critics, though, question the fact-checking operation itself.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK THE SINGLE TOUGHEST MOMENT OF YOUR CAREER WAS?
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It's definitely been the toughest season — by far — that we've shot, ever.
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It was a perfect end to the toughest chapter in Jones's life.
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This is the toughest nut to crack, but also the most important.
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Senator Booker was there when you had some of your toughest days.
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So we have the toughest laws and you have tremendous gun violence.
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I'm optimistic about this problem, but it's been one of the toughest.
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Trade talks traditionally leave the toughest topics until the end, she added.
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Even he has admitted it's probably the toughest job he's ever had.
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Related: How 'America's Toughest Sheriff' treats mentally ill prisoners Arpaio, who touts himself as "America's Toughest Sheriff," would regularly order "sweeps" in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and instruct officers to pull over motorists even for the most minor traffic violations.
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The latest addition has proven to be the toughest puzzle to crack yet.
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Already, the state has one of the nation's toughest stances on illegal immigration.
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" Judge: "I'm still the hottest Housewife in Orange County, and the toughest, too.
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This surely proves that hockey fans are the toughest people on the planet.
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Perhaps the toughest problem to address is the role of the presidential spouse.
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Herein lies one of the toughest ongoing challenges for Twitter, Facebook and Google.
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Cost is always going to be the toughest question for Medicare-for-all.
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What was the toughest challenge that you faced while designing a Hyperloop capsule?
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"That's the toughest part is you just don't know what's happening," Baertschi said.
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I know we play in one of the toughest conferences in the country.
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New Jersey has some of the toughest anti-bullying laws in the nation.
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And it's been judged to be the toughest, most effective and comprehensive one.
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Others fear they'll be used one day to crack the toughest security protocols.
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It's an unfathomable achievement and proves he can unite the toughest of clans.
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It's probably the toughest negotiation anywhere in the world of any kind. OK?
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If you want the toughest looking, most unique SUV, this really isn't it.
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I think some of the toughest training they did was just physical exercise.
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But the toughest generals can argue only for so long, notes Mr Mullen.
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This is one of the toughest things that you're going to go through.
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The players who competed in big city leagues played against the toughest opponents.
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"London was the toughest title we've won, we were so pumped," Bob says.
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Also in the season opener, Jay explores some of the world's toughest vehicles.
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Maybe "history's toughest fighters" and put Bob Probert one spot behind Claude Lemieux.
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Summit's toughest climb will be ensuring awareness and sincerity are harnessed for action.
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The toughest cases are often found in low-income, minority communities, he said.
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Heidi Heitkamp, among the Democrats facing the toughest re-election battles in 2018.
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Easily one of the toughest "grown up decisions" we've ever had to make.
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" Pelicans PF Anthony Davis is "one of the toughest matchups in the game.
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The resolution is going to be described as the toughest yet on Pyongyang.
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The process of giving birth is probably the toughest act known to mankind.
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Kobe is the toughest individual that I have ever been around. 5. Intelligence.
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Aquaman has not always been regarded as the toughest character in the DCU.
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We didn't always have the toughest and most severe sentences in the world.
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But that still leaves very hard questions, of which the toughest is cost.
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The labor-HHS bill is among the toughest for congressional appropriators each year.
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Ms. LeMieux has the toughest chore as Lil, particularly during those performance interludes.
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Him and Tony Allen were just the two toughest guys on the floor.
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He confessed Monday that his "toughest" duty is calling relatives of the fallen.
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As CEO, would you say that was the toughest challenge in your career?
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Next up for Colorado is its toughest test of the season on Dec.
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Rick Scott (R), who will likely give Nelson his toughest fight yet. Sen.
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The toughest charge, of "second-degree depraved-heart murder," was for Officer Goodson.
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" Saporu said the toughest part of the entire essay process was "just starting.
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Rival Next last month warned this year could be the toughest since 2008.
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California may well have the toughest gun control laws in the country now.
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Democrats have their toughest leader ready to take the field in critical times.
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Of the three new endorsees, Underwood is likely facing the toughest reelection challenge.
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Online privacy California is now home to the nation's toughest data privacy law.
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Most of all, when times were toughest, it gave me reason to hope.
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Redistricting puts Rothfus in the toughest race of his career, against fellow Rep.
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The shortest individual race in Phelps's Olympic program has always been his toughest.
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For a tennis player, the toughest part of training is the off-season.
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Kenya imposed one of the world's toughest bans on plastic bags in 2017.
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The roses that were the show's invitation were the toughest ticket in town.
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Rask, who had lost his last three starts, didn't have the toughest night.
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You know, losing Bradley and Crowder, you're losing two of your toughest guys.
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The new measures make California's gun laws among the toughest in the nation.
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And when he does, he often saves the toughest words for America's allies.
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These past months have been the toughest days and weeks of my life.
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The evidence suggests yes, even in the toughest districts that Democrats are contesting.
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He's the toughest son of a bitch I've ever met in my life.
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One of the toughest aspects that Dirty Weekend runners cited was the cold.
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But there is no graceful way to complete the world's toughest bicycle race.
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The crisis poses the toughest test for Greece since a 2015 financial crisis.
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Brick-and-mortar clothing and department stores face the toughest challenges, analysts say.
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So from an infrastructure perspective, not the toughest situation you guys have faced?
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That proved to be the toughest of the three separation challenges, but Mrs.
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But even he acknowledged that the toughest roadblock of all might be Feinstein.
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Encouraging adoption of electric vehicles in rural areas might be the toughest challenge.
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During its toughest months, families burned their sofas to keep warm in winter.
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A handful of House incumbents facing the toughest intraparty races of their careers.
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The tumbling pass helps make her new routine the toughest in the world.
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The toughest cultural touchstone to let go of is fried chicken, she said.
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That place is known for the most stubborn splatters and the toughest grime.
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Jill Abramson, my old boss, is one of the toughest journalists I know.
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"This case is the strangest and toughest in my life," Mr. Pathak said.
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After the 1985 quake, Mexico adopted some of the world's toughest building regulations.
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They asked about his career, the N.B.A., his toughest opponents and his future.
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Now, McCain is facing the toughest Democratic challenge of his career from Rep.
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In November, she faces one of the toughest elections for a House Democrat.
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But there was a time when this was the toughest act in town.
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For candidates like Elizabeth Warren, it may be the toughest hurdle to clear.
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Both men are among Trump's toughest GOP critics and neither attended his address.
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Of all these neophyte managers, Callaway has been hired into the toughest situation.
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"We'll prepare for the toughest game that we've played all season," Stamkos said.
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Harrington said White had covered the toughest opponent to guard in each game.
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He's still one of the toughest players to play, especially here in Australia.
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At War Neil was the toughest guy I knew in the Air Force.
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And, of course, they've gotten me through some of my toughest sweat sessions.
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"This year has been one of the toughest years for me," she wrote.
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Its "change agents" regularly engage with young people from the city's toughest neighborhoods.
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"This has been one of the toughest decisions of my life," he writes.
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Puerto Rico was actually our toughest one of all because it's an island.
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In the second inning, Perdomo got the toughest double play of them all.
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For decades, Toyota has built these trucks to survive the world's toughest environments.
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He sought out the toughest assignments, where gunfire and blood were almost guaranteed.
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You — somebody that you think would be the least tough is the toughest.
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The team has some of the toughest, most confident players in the NBA.
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You're also a step closer to solving the toughest puzzle of the week.
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All were given aggravated life sentences, the toughest penalty under Turkish criminal law.
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Laguna Beach has one of the toughest anti-smoking laws of any city.
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He also faces the toughest reelection race of any Senate Republican next year.
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Recruiting is one of the very most toughest parts of building a company.
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"It's one of the toughest courses we play all year, and probably the toughest field that we play all year," world number five Fowler told reporters when asked why the Players Championship had never produced a back-to-back champion.
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For producer Nick Pavonetti, the toughest scene was when William (Ron Cephas Jones) died.
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Or is it two kids on a playground posturing over who can appear toughest?
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This general election, Malaysia's 14th, is arguably the toughest faced by Najib's undefeated coalition.
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My whole life I was told it was the toughest deal and I disagree.
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"Today has been the toughest day of my life," she wrote on July 21.
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General Kelly has one of the world's toughest jobs: keeping President Trump off Twitter.
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Employers are first and foremost going to have the toughest time adapting, Samaratunga said.
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Tony regularly forgave others, and treated everyone with kindness, even in the toughest debates.
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I am my mind that never gave up even during the toughest of battles.
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The morning editorial call kicks off with some of the toughest beats on earth.
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Owners of standard cookie-cutter two-bedrooms would face the toughest challenge, he said.
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The Chromebook 11 N7, announced today at CES, is Acer's toughest Google-powered notebook.
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Peter Zummo's sound orchestration, devised with Mr. Judd, is the toughest element of all.
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Texas has passed the toughest anti-sanctuary bill in the country (see next article).
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But "America's toughest sheriff", as he called himself, is no longer in the job.
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Yet some of our toughest challenges, like inequality, haven't improved—they've actually become worse.
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Ion Group, its fourth owner in 13 years, faces arguably the toughest job yet.
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I think it's by far the toughest challenge we have in men's professional tennis.
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Southeast Asia in particular has some of the toughest cannabis laws on the books.
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They're stuck in the league's toughest division, which doesn't leave much room for error.
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And the structure is one of the toughest, longest caves in the Asian country.
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What are you finding, as you prepare for this, the toughest in that respect?
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But the toughest of all deals would be peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Anyone taking on tech's toughest job must have the inner steel to confront him.
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Gardner has perhaps the toughest path to reelection of any Republican senator next year.
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"[We] started with one of the toughest languages in the world," he tells TechCrunch.
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There's no doubt that he has the toughest public relations job in the world.
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But California's proposed rules are the toughest, and they're sure to generate a fight.
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He has called himself "America's toughest sheriff" since 1993, but he's actually the worst.
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It was one of the toughest punishments imposed for this offence in recent years.
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That's that kind of support that Bella says gets her through the toughest times.
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THE toughest part of being a Supreme Court justice is not deciding who wins.
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Gif: MIT/Prosthetic KnowledgeConvincingly representing humans is one of the emerging technology's toughest feats.
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If he does this, Demis Hassabis will have beaten the toughest game of all.
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Perhaps toughest of all is the question of how to improve Chicago's public finances.
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With the match set up, Judah pours his heart into his toughest challenge yet.
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"Getting back in is one of the toughest decisions in the world," she said.
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The toughest questions -- and most of the audience's energy -- were reserved for health care.
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To show he had none, he picked a fight with his school's toughest kid.
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"It's the toughest job you will ever have," Carlson says of being Miss America.
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Nance says that before recording, it was the toughest song in the band's set.
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Outside California, Washington has some of the toughest gun laws enacted among the states.
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"Toughest guy I know, thank you for all the love and support," she wrote.
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The Problem Solvers are bringing a common-sense approach to the nation's toughest problems.
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Here's the full list of the 15 housing markets were competition is the toughest.
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Babies may look cute, but they're some of the toughest audiences in the world.
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Everyone knows that London is the toughest marathon except the people from the federation.
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That way, they have enough mental endurance to last through the toughest of days.
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But Kaluuya has yet to impress the toughest critic of them all: his mom.
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They're bike-helmet-compatible and allow plenty of ventilation for the toughest outdoor sports.
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So Flygare went after her toughest physical challenge yet: LA's Griffith Park Trail Marathon.
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One of the toughest will be the upcoming operation against ISIS in Raqqa, Syria.
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GUPTA: Ragnarok is not only the world's largest snow kite race, it's the toughest.
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In fact, I am going to start with the toughest and most honest part.
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But the suburban territory Emanuel favors is also toughest for his party to conquer.
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And now the ANC faces what could be its toughest test yet (see article).
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They still play Florida State, but their toughest test, Louisville, is already behind them.
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Brazil has amongst the toughest abortion laws in the world and is culturally conservative.
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It said something along the lines of, 'The first few years are the toughest.
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"Why?" is perhaps the toughest question to answer when it comes to the Focals.
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And as Governor, he signed one of the nation's toughest laws on undocumented immigrants.
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" In perhaps his toughest criticism of all, Hassett called the TPC's findings "scientifically indefensible.
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The toughest challenges hinge on pitting you against foes that just plain outmatch Kratos.
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This is the kind of travel where jet lag is the toughest to overcome.
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Many players would cite Wimbledon as the toughest to win for that reason alone.
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The decision to abandon comfortable life in Moscow was the toughest I've ever made.
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They gave the United States its toughest test in the 2014 Basketball World Cup.
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Cohen was the toughest-talking, most aggressive Trump defender at any cost out there.
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The toughest part is to get traditionalists and purists to actually try the sandwich.
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On May 1, Berlin officials implemented one of the world's toughest clampdowns on Airbnb.
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Texas church shooting This was by far the toughest sermon Frank Pomeroy ever delivered.
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He was impressive in his testimony and handled even the toughest questions with ease.
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But the toughest one for the director to shoot takes place under the sea.
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Ledecky won the 143 freestyle, expected to be the toughest of her individual races.
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Ledecky won the 200 freestyle, expected to be the toughest of her individual races.
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The senator has acknowledged this is one of the toughest races of his tenure.
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After all, not all of them can be the toughest guy all the time.
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That vaporized Apple's toughest competition for the most profitable part of the smartphone market.
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"My first Masters win was the toughest and also the most significant," Palmer said.
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Caution over the Italian election also gave bonds there their toughest week of 2018.
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So far, Trump had not changed his attitude on the toughest issues, he added.
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The toughest schism to detect — but probably the most dangerous — was the religious divide.
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Except the toughest talker of all of them freezes in the face of danger.
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Right now we just don't know much, and the uncertainty is the toughest part.
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That was probably the toughest day, but they were really just tough months altogether.
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What's toughest now is losing weight in a healthy way through diet and exercise.
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It revealed stand-up as a Darwinian jungle in which only the toughest survive.
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" While launching detailed negotiations, he says that would leave "all the toughest issues unresolved.
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"That's probably the toughest deal in the world right now to make," he said.
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The debate over expanding paid leave may be the toughest remaining point of conflict.
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Last week was a dud against one of the toughest run defenses, the Eagles'.
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I think it's one of the toughest slams because there's so much going on.
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Secretary Tillerson has long sounded like one of the administration's toughest North Korea hardliners.
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"Apart from F1, it's the toughest level of racing at the moment," Ericsson said.
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Alyssa Naeher faced her toughest test of the World Cup against Spain on Monday.
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Nissan's chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, is in the toughest fight of his corporate life.
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Tupelo producers are among the food world's toughest negotiators and most enthusiastic trash talkers.
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So like many jobs, some of the toughest parts are what you don't see.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) — Clinton's toughest primary challenger — and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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It immediately confirmed Europe's role as the Western world's toughest regulator of digital services.
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The BEST decision made was the toughest of them all - which saved many lives.
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The 210th hole tee shot is one of the toughest on the golf course.
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The professors quickly realized it would be their toughest assignment yet in forensic scatology.
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Arguably, that's the toughest part for most of the 'BL' cast ... according to Bob.
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Especially on clay it's, for sure, one of the toughest things to beat him.
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But Brexit means the world's biggest international financial centre is facing its toughest test.
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In "Early," we read about neonatologists, bioethicists and parents grappling with the toughest decisions.
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"Todd is our rock … toughest guy I know," she wrote on her Facebook page.
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Mexican and Canadian negotiators insist that the Trump administration faces its toughest hurdles internally.
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Story at a glance Sharks have some of the toughest skin in the ocean.
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His voice cracking frequently, Izzo called the result the toughest loss of his career.
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"Praying for my friend @SenJohnMcCain, one of the toughest people I know," he said.
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Her attitude was, 'I might be the youngest one, but I'm the toughest one.
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For much of their early careers, Serena and Venus were each other's toughest competitors.
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Picking the last few teams was clearly the toughest job for the selection committee.
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Maybe that's because he edits Fireball Crosswords, one of the toughest subscription crosswords around.
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For two-person elderly households, Vermont, New York and Massachusetts are the toughest financially.
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One of the toughest decisions parents must make is what to name their child.
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They're also empowering children to share stories about the toughest moments of their lives.
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The countries farthest from the beaten tourist track may have the toughest time sloganizing.
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For his part, Evans says it was the "toughest two weeks" of his career.
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But Democratic National Committee chairman Debbie Wasserman Schultz had the toughest day in Washington.
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"That was always going to be the toughest part about it," said Querrey, 32.
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It's not the first time Kushner's involvement has pushed negotiations past their toughest points.
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Being speaker of the House is one of the toughest jobs on the planet.
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Last season, the Celtics had one of the toughest defensive units in the league.
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The U.N. Security Council last week passed its toughest sanctions yet on North Korea.
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The toughest challenge may be a dispute over the always-divisive issue of abortion.
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"Understand what&aposs the toughest problem on a project and solve that," said Tarki.
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Next, they set out to calculate which six-figure roles had the toughest competition.
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In 20163, she faced one of the toughest decisions a Gazan teenager can make.
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Dean Heller (R-NV), who faces the toughest reelection race in 2018, told reporters.
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He needs the changeup, because echoes of his own past are his toughest competition.
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Audiences teach you a lot, and the toughest audiences arguably teach you the most.
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As a host and not a dancer, what's the toughest part of your job?
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New York's rules were some of the nation's toughest even before the new law.
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Those rules come on top of forthcoming emission standards VW described as the world's toughest.
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But they also enjoy a legendary reputation as the toughest, most indestructible creatures on Earth.
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When you look at these sanctions, they are the toughest that we have ever had.
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THIRD EPISODE I encountered my toughest challenge: a young Trump supporter who wouldn't back down.
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Mounted on MRZRs it becomes extremely mobile in even the toughest and most rugged terrain.
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" Maher then retorts that "the toughest job on Earth has never been done like this.
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In addition, parliament has introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries.
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At 2000, you get to put it all together and tackle the game's toughest challenges.
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Turns out, one of the toughest things to catch in Pokémon Go is your dog.
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You can then combine them and find your own solution to beat the toughest enemies.
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"Kendall was outstanding against arguably one of the toughest lineups," A's catcher Stephen Vogt said.
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Has it been the toughest couple of months yet, since you've been in your role?
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Belgium should qualify from a group in which Bosnia and Greece are their toughest opponents.
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As of April, these were the toughest penalties imposed since Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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So as soon as you've made 200 lines, you're playing the game at its toughest.
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A source familiar with the negotiations told CNBC that France was the toughest to convince.
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He's an idealist, but his fellow cops function as the toughest gang on the block.
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Toyota's Land Cruiser SUV has long held a reputation for being the world's toughest truck.
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At its center is Cora, the toughest, most charismatic young heroine you could ever meet.
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But in reality, the toughest challenge would belong to Palin's most recent successor, Independent Gov.
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In his tweets, Dan calls Nikita a hero and the "toughest person" he's ever met.
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But he's not scared Sewell's already competed in some of the world's toughest athletic competitions.
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An individual intent on mayhem against "soft" targets is the toughest law enforcement terrorist challenge.
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Photographs of the city's toughest police units making Mr Duterte's power-fist gesture appear too.
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All my life I've heard that the toughest of all deals -- we all like deals.
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He can deliver even the toughest news and you feel that you're in good hands.
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The current international sanctions on North Korea—the toughest in over a decade—will continue.
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Hill proposed on Tuesday exempting more lenders from the toughest version of capital rules altogether.
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Snowflake was a long-haired white cat who was the toughest cat you'd ever meet.
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An app for everything "Our toughest decision now is what not to do," laughs Makarim.
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It is a "complex subject", the "toughest deal of all", said Mr Trump in September.
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But if there's one item that's toughest to shop for regardless of size, it's jeans.
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Cambodia's last election, in 2013, marked Hun Sen's toughest challenge in three decades of rule.
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Even during the toughest periods of the Cold War, US and Soviet leaders shook hands.
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"She's the toughest mentally," said Federica Brignone of Italy, who won bronze in Thursday's race.
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I'll acknowledge that it was probably the toughest CNN, Inside CNN story of the year.
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To placate the church, he has strictly enforced one of the world's toughest abortion laws.
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The toughest part is deciding which items to rent out of their ridiculously gorgeous inventory.
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But, even in the face of some of humanity's toughest challenges, there is always possibility.
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"I'm taking on the toughest cases I've ever seen in my matchmaking history," Stanger said.
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They are the toughest blokes and kids I have ever had the privilege to meet.
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"It was a tough election, the toughest we have fought," said R. Bala, BJP member.
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Hayden went on to call North Korea the intelligence community's toughest target on the planet.
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High-tech deals involving China appear to get the toughest scrutiny, although there are exceptions.
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He never had the title fights and rarely fought the toughest fighters in the division.
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Is there one that stands out to you that was the toughest to get right?
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It'll be the toughest fight of his life but I think he can do it.
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If that evidence comes to light, Rousseff will be facing her toughest fight for survival.
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"It's the toughest thing I've ever dealt with," Gasby, 62, a TV producer, tells PEOPLE.
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And last fall, we put in place the toughest sanctions ever imposed on a country.
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Affirming a woman's feelings and experiences can help her get through the toughest of times.
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There was but one invasive animal remaining, the toughest and hardiest creature of them all.
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"One of the toughest press conferences of my career," said Nadal, who was seeded fourth.
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Their toughest task may be deciding which of the terrific episodes to submit for consideration.
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Even the toughest officials are moved by their suffering, especially if they lose a child.
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What was the toughest situation they ever encountered, and how did they deal with it?
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They give him a choice of maybe eight opponents, and he picks the toughest one.
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About the Process: The toughest part about the entire process was waiting for my results.
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In fact, of those three contenders, the one with the toughest overall road is Louisville.
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The toughest part of working with Mexican farmers, Sando had told me, is their circumspection.
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Hiring the best staff is one of the toughest parts of running a successful business.
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"The toughest center for me to play against is Nate Thurmond," Abdul-Jabbar once remarked.
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All of those races are considered among the toughest in the country for the GOP.
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Mold, she thinks, is the toughest stain — she charges an extra $25 to remove it.
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The latest bad news for Trump came Wednesday, when his toughest primary rival, Texas Sen.
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Of the 10 U-Cal schools, Berkeley is considered the toughest one to get into.
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"John's face was the face of the toughest guy in the department," Mr. Wolfe said.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson might not have the toughest job in the Trump administration.
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Dourson and Wehrum are likely to get the toughest grilling from Democrats on the panel.
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The Dutch central bank (DNB) is seen as Europe's toughest in enforcing Solvency II rules.
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Academic review site Niche reported the toughest college to gain acceptance into in every state.
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These are 10 of the toughest and most iconic battles the Marine Corps ever fought.
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"She is the toughest woman I know," Liz Mackowick, Kari and Paul's daughter, told CNN.
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The campaign also says it expected Tuesday to be the toughest priamry day in March.
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Her craving for the toughest possible opponent may have only been obvious only to herself.
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But I do recall him citing the case as one of his toughest to parse.
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The season-ending Apple Cup versus Washington (6-3) is likely its toughest remaining out.
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And as the year began, the company's toughest problems seemed to be in the past.
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He sank a dagger deep into his team's toughest competitor so far, the Houston Rockets.
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Believe me, "Furious 7" was difficult to make, if not the toughest of my career.
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But her contest, even with her compelling background, might be the toughest of the three.
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Come on this journey with us, ranked from the toughest to easiest races for Deomcrats.
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The toughest aspect of honoring that promise, by the way, isn't the diminishing of lust.
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Pro Football Reference rates their schedule so far as the fourth toughest in the league.
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To find the toughest sales in the city, we asked the real estate website Realtor.
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No wonder electronics remain one of the toughest categories for Ms. Button and her team.
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Asked about the toughest part of living on the island, the women struggled for answers.
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"Black diamond, it's the toughest of the stones, of the diamonds to cut," she said.
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One of the toughest discussions in the next 11 months will be regarding sea fishing.
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But he forgot that he was talking to the toughest woman in the Western Hemisphere.
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"It's gonna be the toughest plastic bag bill in the country," Smith boasted in October.
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Susan Collins (Maine), who will face the toughest race of her career this fall * Sens.
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Former Clinton aides say that Ms. Gabbard lodged some of the toughest attacks against Mrs.
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Bill Nelson aims to defend his seat amid the toughest challenge he has ever faced.
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Yet Europe has won a reputation in recent years as the technology industry's toughest watchdog.
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Men are moving away from wanting to be the toughest, fastest or strongest, Potdevin said.
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"This has been the toughest operation we have ever had," said ADI president, Jan Creamer.
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Phil Murphy will make New Jersey's climate change regulations among the toughest in the nation.
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Here's Dolan in his own words on some of the toughest issues facing the church.
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"The toughest part for me is keeping my hair white," Schneider said with a laugh.
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On a technical level, are the fauns are the toughest creature makeup for the actors?
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" ON WHETHER THE WAR AGAINST ISLAMIST EXTREMISM WILL EVER END "Yours is the toughest question.
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"This is the toughest group, I think, so there's no easy match, period," Fish said.
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Wall also anchors a defense that has become one of the toughest in the league.
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With Kennedy's entry, Markey could be facing the "toughest race he's ever [encountered]," says Marsh.
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Nelson faced his toughest challenge when he was first elected to the Senate in 2900.
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"It is one of the toughest sports there is," said team member Maria Eduarda Miccuci.
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Here is some advice on one of the toughest parts of getting a pay bump.
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In 2016, the toughest questions Mr. Sanders faced were about the political future he envisioned.
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And by a hair, the Blue Jays have the toughest schedule remaining according to PredictionMachine.com.
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Florida's statute was previously considered the toughest of the existing 44 state anti-hazing laws.
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The challenge now: Milwaukee is just beginning the toughest two months of its schedule. 3.
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The Undiagnosed Diseases Network takes on the toughest cases, patients whose symptoms have defied explanation.
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They wrote letters, but it was the beginning of the toughest test of their love.
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Still, Elon Musk, the chief executive, says he believes Tesla's toughest times are behind it.
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Rather it follows a team of detectives tasked with unspooling the city's toughest murder investigations.
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Only after he secured his seat after his toughest re-election bid did they act.
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"The toughest part is definitely realizing she is the boss in the kitchen," Bass said.
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One of the toughest things I've ever done, not just physically but emotionally and mentally.
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While it isn't the absolute toughest workout I've ever tried, SoulCycle has become my favorite.
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So although Esper has combat experience, his toughest battles could still be ahead of him.
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It's currently being implemented in seven precincts citywide, including some of the city's toughest neighborhoods.
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The European Aviation Safety Agency has emerged as one of the toughest regulators during the crisis.
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"The past couple of days have been some of the toughest days for me," she wrote.
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"I'm trying to jumpstart my career again against the toughest opponent I've ever faced," O'Connell said.
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Aside from President Trump himself, Peter Navarro arguably has the toughest job in the White House.
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Give him a break," the man persists, saying that Trump has "the toughest job on Earth.
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Iraqi commanders say the battle for western Mosul will be the toughest fight yet against ISIS.
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More importantly, it's nearing the value of some of its toughest competitors, like Disney and Comcast.
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And they made folk heroes out of the toughest reporters at the State Department in Russia.
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According to the job website CareerCast, data science is the toughest job to fill in 2017.
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Polling so far suggests that Pureval is Chabot's toughest challenger yet but still unlikely to win.
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And while he might not be the toughest cop on the street, he's definitely the cutest.
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Candidates for President of the United States are auditioning for the toughest job on the planet.
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Ella Fitzgerald is not only artist Julia Powell's companion, but she's also the artist's toughest critic.
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Ohio's governor says he will sign a bill imposing one of the nation's toughest abortion restrictions.
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The California Senate passed the toughest state net neutrality legislation yet that, if signed by Gov.
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The issue has House Speaker Paul Ryan in one of the toughest struggles of his career.
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Over the years, this has proven to be the toughest nut to crack with most guys.
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In addition, Israel's parliament has introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries.
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If it passes, California would have the nation's toughest law governing police use of deadly force.
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So it's not surprising that the country's weed laws are among the toughest in the world.
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Sweden has already imposed some of the toughest capital requirements in Europe on the country's banks.
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So, theoretically, you're looking at the toughest possible phone made out of glass you can find.
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He pushed through, and he passed the Dodd-Frank regulation, the toughest regulations since the 1930s.
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Read more: The king with 100 wives Read more: The Afar: The toughest people on earth?
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But after seven decades of practice, the toughest challenge for Indian democracy is no longer logistical.
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Taylor Swift is hanging with her two toughest critics before Reputation officially hits airwaves at midnight.
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"In The Fade" is not only Kruger's first film in German, it is also the toughest.
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The two toughest states included in that path for Trump could be New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Aaaaah one of the toughest questions after having seen SO many amazing places around the world.
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It's that time of year when even the toughest-looking dogs are wearing itty-bitty booties.
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In March, China joined the international community in placing the toughest ever sanctions on the country.
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African-American lawmakers, among the governor's toughest critics over the blackface scandal, are now embracing him.
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Although Chicago has some of the toughest gun control laws in the land, shootings are common.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had the toughest questions for the church.
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Investment banking conditions are among the toughest seen in years, especially outside the U.S., he said.
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Bavaria is home to Germany's biggest insurers and the CSU has been among Draghi's toughest critics.
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But others facing some of the toughest challenges this cycle have not gone as far. Sens.
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"It's a tough campaign and it should be because it's the toughest job in the world."
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Netanyahu faces his toughest challenge yet after months of being dogged by corruption and bribery allegations.
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Next year's presidential election threatens to be a competition over who can sound toughest on terrorism.
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Second, Mr Renzi highlighted the difficulty of finding common ground on the toughest issues Europe faces.
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Finding a good public relations firm is one of the toughest things for a small business.
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Facing the toughest threat to her long and historic tenure as the top House Democrat, Rep.
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It would mark the toughest action that the Trump administration has taken against a major bank.
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Online lenders could be facing their toughest test yet as scrutiny by regulators and investors increases.
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"The toughest part was not being able to start the season with the team," he said.
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Mr. Whittingdale, like many of the BBC's toughest critics, favors a British exit from the bloc.
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Florida's laws barring those with felony records from voting were among the toughest in the country.
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As Germany's Angela Merkel remarked in Brussels, this will be the toughest part of the negotiations.
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McCain is facing what may be the toughest reelection race against the likely Democratic nominee Rep.
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To this day it remains one of the toughest choices I've ever had to make professionally.
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The bill is historically one of the toughest to pass out of all 12 spending bills.
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Carnoustie also is considered the toughest of the courses in the rotation to host The Open.
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The biggest game on Saturday's schedule is also the toughest one on the board to book.
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"Getting through that slump was probably actually the toughest part of my career," Taylor, 2200, said.
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"No doubt it's one of the toughest losses in my life, in my career," he said.
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Brutal. In the obstacle course of job interviews, this is surely one of the toughest hurdles.
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"But I thought we were the toughest team, the No. 1 team in toughness," Brey said.
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"I grew up with the toughest, smartest mom and grandma you could ever imagine," Tyler said.
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"This was the toughest loss of the season, for me, anyway," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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So I think that the toughest part of the newspaper business are the large regional metros.
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"One of the toughest things I've seen is dealing with a loved ones belongings," Shaw says.
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"This morning was by far my toughest moment being a Mom," she said in a statement.
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Bush dropped out of the race afterward, leaving Cruz, Rubio and Kasich as Trump's toughest rivals.
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These are also sectors in which recruiting is the toughest for high-skilled jobs, adds Shanahan.
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But the toughest Senate races are being fought in states that President Trump won in 2016.
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So, I think it's one of the toughest things a board has ever had to analyze.
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MOSCOW — In his toughest moments, President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has turned to Russia for support.
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Moore is in one of the toughest races Republicans have faced in Alabama in recent years.
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And Halep survived only by battling through one of the toughest matches in the tournament's history.
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A year ago, the US was making notable progress on some of our toughest environmental problems.
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They have won one of the toughest races in sailing, but the race to equality continues.
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Mercury and Mars will be the toughest to spot since they are very near the horizon.
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Below, Bruce shares her top tips for surviving—and thriving—on even the toughest parenting days.
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These positions are all unusual for an elected DA; traditionally, the toughest-on-crime candidate wins.
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On the road to Jerusalem, it is where the Palmach fought some of its toughest campaigns.
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"It's the longest and toughest thing I've ever taken on but I feel prepared," he added.
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This was the toughest of them all, such was the Croats' grit, and France rose again.
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My team got aid personnel to some of the toughest locations in and around the capital.
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Nevertheless, one of Shulkin's toughest critics on Capitol Hill says Jackson could face a bumpy ride.
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" De Lesseps later told PEOPLE, "this has been one of the toughest times of my life.
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Last Thursday, President Xi Jinping of China made his toughest comments so far about the protests.
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The toughest call she ever had came right after she first started working the crisis line.
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A startup&aposs early years can be the toughest, especially when it comes to financial matters.
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The Dakar, one of the world's toughest endurance challenges which ends in Buenos Aires on Jan.
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The toughest was keeping the often subtle differences among the six rackets clear in my head.
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Reducing them is among the industry's top, and toughest, challenges for the next decade or more.
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Most immediate, however, is surviving perhaps the toughest primary battle facing any Republican senator this cycle.
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Under that framework, the toughest spending decisions would be pushed off until as late as December.
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The former deputy leader of Catalonia, Oriol Junqueras, received the toughest sentence: 13 years in prison.
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Mount St. Mary's, in fact, had the seventh-toughest nonconference schedule in Division I, per KenPom.
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McCain is facing what he has acknowledged as the toughest reelection race of his Senate career.
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New York (CNN Business)Dave Calhoun might have the toughest job in corporate America: Fixing Boeing.
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He ordered federal prosecutors to push for the toughest possible charges and sentences against crime suspects.
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When they are offstage, she is also her toughest critic, as only a child can be.
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But Ms. Kilmartin touched on the toughest moments of mourning without a note of the maudlin.
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Sarah chronicles her playthrough on the game's toughest difficulty setting, "maddening," which is proving appropriately named.
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"She's my toughest opponent," said Serena Williams, who holds a 16-11 edge in their rivalry.
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Cars are some of the toughest environments in the world in which to make technology work.
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Alabama has an elected judiciary, and candidates compete to be seen as the toughest on crime.
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"For me, it has been the toughest preparation that I've ever had in Kitzbühel," Mayer said.
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The toughest part of any exercise program is taking the first few steps out the door.
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She is also probably the toughest and most hard-nosed progressive on the scene right now.
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Those could be among the toughest rulings Roberts may be forced to make in the spotlight.
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The toughest part of the learning curve on the Bolt is nailing the balance while you turn.
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Now, the toughest thing about her seems to be a newly bleached bob and heavy black eyeliner.
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Remember, Paris has some of the toughest gun laws in the world, and it didn&apost matter.
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Also built with Vitamix's most powerful blender (2.2 horsepower) even the toughest ingredients come out totally smooth.
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California already is known for having one of the toughest sets of gun laws in the nation.
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I have my whole life heard that the deal between Israel and the Palestinians is the toughest.
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I know the fans will know I went out as a soldier, fighting the toughest, baddest opponents.
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The toughest thing to convey to newcomers at the DefCon Voting Village in Las Vegas this weekend?
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" Earlier Monday, Navarro told NPR that Lighthizer is "the toughest negotiator we've ever had at the USTR.
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ZELDIN: North Korea is, you could say, the toughest country on the globe to collect intel on.
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They are the smartest people, they are the toughest people and the greatest people in the world.
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"When it comes to facing our toughest opponents, the Democrats have the perfect answer," the text says.
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In Rhode Island, a similar medical program has worked in the toughest of places: the prison system.
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Price called his decision to resign "one of the toughest decisions" he had ever had to make.
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Young is viewed as the favorite, but this could be the toughest challenge he's faced in years.
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The website looked through questions that users marked as difficult to find the toughest ones across industries.
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The obstacle course billed as the world's toughest gets even harder as competitors race side by side.
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What makes Beahm's case so interesting is that even his toughest critics are fans of his streaming.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The toughest job for Britain's next prime minister will be to leave the European Union.
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Joshua said on Thursday he expected Povetkin to be his toughest fight since Ukrainian giant Wladimir Klitschko.
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You can be an effective advocate against the toughest political foe without the improvident comparisons to genocide.
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And even the toughest-minded among us may feel queasy when faced with a video of murder.
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He's the smallest guy in the league, one of the toughest guys in the league as well.
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He pushed through, and he passed the Dodd-Frank regulation, the toughest regulations since the 1930's.
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If you're new to Wiccan practices, this might be the toughest Samhain tradition to get comfortable with.
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"Deciding to tell [them] was the toughest part," Menounos tells PEOPLE in this week's exclusive cover story.
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The UN Security Council imposed its toughest sanctions yet on North Korea following its recent nuclear test.
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And voter enthusiasm is one of the toughest things to pass on from one candidate to another.
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However, he is under no illusions that this is the toughest fight in his career to date.
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So I want you to ask your toughest question, now that we have Bret Baier right here.
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The toughest thing to contemplate is the idea that women might not get there in our lifetime.
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" De Lesseps later told PEOPLE that "this has been one of the toughest times of my life.
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But given his demonstrated success rate on even the toughest "Jeopardy!" clues, it was the smart bet.
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Despite having told off some of her toughest critics, Banks says that criticism sometimes has its place.
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He gave up a baseball scholarship to pursue musicIt was definitely the toughest decision of my life.
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The dancers, perfectionists themselves, were often their own toughest critics and wanted to execute their movements perfectly.
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Tel Aviv (CNN Business)A skyscraper window washer regularly ranks among the toughest jobs in the world.
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Theron is one of the toughest, most intimidating actors working — you've seen Mad Max: Fury Road, right?
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Back at school, "Miss Wheeland" takes the opportunity to help Ryan out with his toughest subject: reading.
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To be fair, Spicer has perhaps the toughest job of any Press Secretary in White House history.
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Norway too has tightened legislation to deter asylum seekers, creating some of the toughest regulations in Europe.
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It's usually the only way to remove all traces of makeup, including the toughest of waterproof formulas.
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"Only once I beat Serena," Li said, laughing when asked whether Williams had been her toughest opponent.
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And yet, editing is the toughest part of writing, especially when someone else points out your mistakes.
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And many powerful lawmakers on tech issues are finding themselves in the toughest races of their careers.
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Samsung's new phones also have new cameras, so we put it up against the toughest competition around
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He lived his life as a warrior, and he carried out the toughest missions selflessly and fearlessly.
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This, they say, all but guarantees that the toughest geopolitical challenges will be inherited by Obama's successor.
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The former undercover agent could exploit even the toughest terrorists into sacrificing everything to help her agenda.
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For creating a clean slate, there's Meltdown, with four products designed to remove even the toughest formulas.
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Being president of the United States is likely the toughest job in America, if not the world.
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There are no mysteries about what the toughest disagreements are over — Medicaid funding and insurance market regulations.
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Running the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is indeed one of the toughest jobs in the government.
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"The toughest thing, technically, is having the HorseFly drone re-mate with the electric truck," explains Burns.
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Friends and partners and brothers are tricky enough, but sometimes dads can be the toughest of all.
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Boudreau was asked if it was the toughest Game 7 loss of his tenure with the Ducks.
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"This is one of the toughest fights yet of the Trump era," Beavers said in a statement.
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Najib leads his undefeated ruling coalition into arguably its toughest election since independence from Britain in 1957.
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Perhaps the toughest challenge is just constantly adapting the system's machine learning models to counter innovative hackers.
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"It was one of the toughest morale problems, so many engineers quit over the parachutes," Musk said.
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Tammy Duckworth, the front-runner for the Democratic nomination, in one of the nation's toughest Senate races.
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Now that Ms. Stemme has scaled some of opera's toughest heights, she wants to inhabit them more.
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The affordable Wet Brush Rubberized Wet Detangle Shower Brush will painlessly detangle even the toughest of knots.
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They can be among the toughest people you'll meet, women who personify strength, sacrifice, perseverance and leadership.
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"It is Hillary Clinton's best state and perhaps Donald Trump's toughest lift," Mr. Brown said of Florida.
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Align is the toughest and longest step of the plan, and can take 12 to 18 months.
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Haspel sat down with two of her toughest critics on the Senate Intelligence Committee on Monday — Sens.
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The Mueller investigation systematically went after everyone named in the Steele dossier, using the toughest possible tactics.
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It was the toughest note sent by the Soviet Union to China in more than a year.
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One British coach called him "the toughest b------ the game had ever seen," according to The Guardian.
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The KitchenAid Top Control Dishwasher cleans even the toughest debris off your dishes before drying them thoroughly.
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Granted, it's one of the toughest jobs in the White House because of the built-in conflict.
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We have to remind cops, we didn't hire you to be the toughest guy on the block.
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Diagnosing the Zika virus has been one of the toughest early challenges for countries battling the disease.
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The toughest lines of the night were not all from the candidates: Many came from the moderators.
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King, it represents yet another ignominious moment in what might be the toughest challenge of his career.
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And a 100-watt motor is strong enough to blast through even the toughest foods in seconds.
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Ms. Merkel, now facing the toughest challenges of her political career, had no immediate comment on Sunday.
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The tech industry is mobilizing against a new California privacy law, likely the toughest in the country.
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They are considered the toughest crowd in sports, annually named among the worst fans in pro sports.
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Driving the news: The latest shift to 7-nanometer wiring is proving to be the toughest yet.
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He acknowledges 2018 will be his toughest test yet, but it's still unclear which Democrat he'll face.
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Trump's administration has secured the toughest-ever sanctions against North Korea, which were reinforced again last week.
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Delivering bad news to a patient is one of the toughest parts of being a medical professional.
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We look at Mr. Trump's pledges, and list the five easiest and toughest for him to keep.
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"I always believed we could win this championship, but it was one of the toughest," Hamilton said.
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Mr. King is also locked in the toughest re-election fight of his eight-term House career.
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Susan Collins is facing the toughest reelection of her career, SLF booked $7.2 million for the fall.
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The toughest challenge for Dunne during his five-week odyssey, he said, was managing his sleep pattern.
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And that is perhaps the toughest part of navigating this budget resolution/tax reform/health care maze.
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But in the agreement struck Friday, Mexico managed to avert the toughest demand from the United States.
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The females kind of like the bad boys, and they want to mate with the toughest guy.
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The sentence passed down by the court is the toughest ever imposed by the Cypriot justice system.
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If Kennedy officially jumps in, Markey could be facing the "toughest race he's ever [encountered]," says Marsh.
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So I always used to say the toughest people are Manhattan real estate guys and blah, blah.
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But in a nation with one of the toughest immigration policies in Europe, there were few takers.
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She mapped out a route through the toughest battlegrounds, hoping to lend a hand to 34 candidates.
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Interestingly enough, the bottom right was the toughest section to fill cleanly, despite the lack of X's.
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That's been the most, I mean, the toughest thing I have ever dealt with in my career.
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The stick: warnings that the U.S. would unveil its "toughest and most aggressive" sanctions on North Korea.
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Then-CEO Travis Kalanick complained that Vancouver had some of the toughest regulations the company had faced.
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"The toughest part in the journey for me was not understanding what I was feeling," said Padukone.
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Jean Renfro Anspaugh, Fairfax, Va. For many readers, the toughest battle has been mental rather than physical.
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But what's clear is that the toughest little creature on Earth just got a lot more sensitive.
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"We have one of the toughest groups ever since we've been in the world championships," Bellemare said.
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In fact, it turns out that pirarucu scales are among the toughest natural materials in the world.
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But the toughest and riskiest radicalism today originates not among Mr. Putin's opponents, but among his supporters.
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The toughest issues have involved China, the crucial lever of influence with North Korea and the region.
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If nothing else, this looks like the toughest campaign Walker has faced in the last eight years.
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Of that group, Baldwin appears to have the toughest race, facing a challenge from conservative state Sen.
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Jacobs, who combines power with elite boxing skills, may give 34-year-old Golovkin his toughest test.
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Collins, facing the toughest race of her career in Maine, may be walking the most delicate line.
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Not even the hippo, one of the toughest animals on the planet, can withstand our global ecocide.
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"Going on the road, leaving the kids home, family, that's been the toughest part," Daniel Sedin said.
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This past summer, here in my city, we couldn't avoid confronting some of the country's toughest challenges.
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The challenge now is to sustain the success in one of the toughest conferences in the country.
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The challenge now is to sustain the success in one of the toughest conferences in the country.
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The E.O.D. technician becomes the defender of some of the toughest men produced by our nation's military.
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George Balanchine's choreography advertises dancers, glorifies dancers, gives dancers both their toughest assignments and their ultimate release.
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Grant: Listen, I think every challenge in business, even the toughest ones, you learn a lot from.
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Strict rules in Singapore make the city state one of the toughest markets in which Airbnb operates.
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"The folks who know I have the toughest plan are the Republicans and their allies," she said.
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He's going to try Dave Calhoun might have the toughest job in corporate America: Fixing Boeing (BA).
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One of the toughest moments was when I went to my first wedding after embracing my curls.
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The toughest questions in Netflix&aposs interview process usually tie back to its 4,000-word culture memo.
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Trump says he is being given one of the toughest rides of any president in U.S. history.
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Sir Ed outlined what amount to the toughest set of fiscal rules of the three main parties.
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The toughest questions Mr. Mulvaney faced on Tuesday came not from a Democrat but from Senator McCain.
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But it's notable that some of the game's toughest customers won't let their kids near the gridiron.
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Perhaps the toughest test is changing the tax code to ease the burdens on two-income families.
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The claims of misconduct come as he's facing the toughest re-election bid of his political career.
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Though all military branches face problems with integrating women, the Marine Corps has perhaps the toughest challenge.
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Cummings' roles often put him opposite some of Congress' toughest GOP critics, including former South Carolina Rep.
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The Prime Minister has survived her toughest year so far -- but an even tougher one lies ahead.
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Congress has a plan to make one of the toughest jobs in America a little less lousy.
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Every year the team compete in the Donauauen Cup, one of the toughest youth championships in Europe.
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Indeed, some of the toughest sanctions in years have fallen on Russia's elite under the Trump administration.
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The Georgia Democrats' eye-popping fundraising numbers vastly eclipsed some of his toughest competitors in the race.
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"This was without doubt the toughest decision of my career," Desmond-Hellmann said in a prepared statement.
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Claire McCaskill will most likely face the toughest race she's experienced as she seeks a third term.
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It's on these issues — immigration and trade — where some of the toughest work needs to be done.
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She had shown him much about himself and helped him through the toughest time of his life.
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The toughest conversations are about what should happen if she has an allergic reaction she can't survive.
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But developments in Hong Kong mean the visit is shaping up as Merkel's toughest yet to China.
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We're finally seeing our girl get what she wants and it's still the toughest decision of her life.
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Yet despite their traditionally higher pay, Owen predicts warehouse roles will be some of the toughest to fill.
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And, you guessed it, doing one last cull when I tried to zip it was the toughest yet.
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Next had warned in March that this year could be its toughest since the financial crisis of 2008.
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For many cities, here's the toughest pill to swallow: Their mayors don't actually have control of their streets.
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How to tackle the federal Medicaid expansion has emerged as one of the toughest obstacles for Republican leaders.
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The U.S. is reimposing the toughest sanctions ever on Iran, targeting many of the corrupt regime's critical sectors.
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The Khashoggi crisis is "probably the toughest issue that they're going to have to get past," Hawthorne said.
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Still, some "nightmare bacteria" continue to thrive even when given the strongest medicines reserved for the toughest cases.
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I think this is the toughest part, so I try not to show what's on the hacker's screen.
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The toughest part of the Rio Olympics may not be the competition – it's trying to take a shower.
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A couple of years ago, the US was making notable progress on some of our toughest environmental problems.
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Democrats also competed to be the toughest on crime and terrified voters — wrongly — with the specter of superpredators.
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Not just any economy, but one of the toughest places to turn around an economy in the country.
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He brags of being the toughest lawyer on Wall Street and has a longstanding relationship with the president.
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"That's always the toughest one to read — the one that's a line drive," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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But others turned to the last and possibly toughest hurdle: structural, unconscious biases that favoured men as leaders.
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UFC star Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone just fought one of his toughest battles, and it wasn't in the ring.
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So while Chicago does have tough gun regulations, they are not necessarily the toughest in the nation anymore.
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Cochlear implants restored young Ryland's ability to hear, and the Whittingtons thought they had overcome their toughest challenge.
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"Maybe the toughest burden is on farmers, and the agriculture sector, we get that," the economic adviser said.
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Understanding that no investor is perfect is probably the toughest lesson every investor is taught at some point.
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PANSPERMIA THEORY The origin of life on Earth is one of the toughest nuts for science to crack.
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Therefore, the IOC will not hesitate to take the toughest sanctions available against any individual or organisation implicated.
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The sanctions, the toughest since Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea, roiled aluminum markets and were later watered down.
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They were so great and their coaching really helped get us through the toughest parts of sleep training.
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"You can count on Poland, we march together in the toughest moments," Duda told supporters waving Polish flags.
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TOUGH SCHEDULE:The Jayhawks always have one of the nation&aposs toughest schedules, and this year is no exception.
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"The toughest cases are when clients come in and say, 'Just make ours like Kumamon,' " Ms. Kano said.
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"The toughest part, especially as a young kid, is people wanting a piece of your parents," he explained.
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I felt so good … I'm my skinniest and toughest and most athletic of all time, what is this?
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One of the toughest things about VR gaming is explaining it to people who have never played it.
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California's bill to restore protections in the state is one of the toughest responses to the FCC's rollback.
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Toner noted the United Nations had recently imposed some of its toughest sanctions on Pyongyang over its testing.
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The state senate is considering the toughest net neutrality bill yet, and setting an example for other states.
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According to my colleague Rene Chun, these are some of the best, toughest, and greatest-sounding headphones around.
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Florida State's remaining schedule is one of the toughest in the country, including three more Top 25 opponents.
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Hardware companies, for example, can have fantastic hardware, but figuring out the hardware experience is the toughest part.
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The toughest trick of all is to look up from your board long enough to recognize that responsibility.
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I would train with Goggins (aptly nicknamed "the toughest athlete on the planet") if I had the guts.
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His insight and integrity proved to be invaluable during some of our nation's toughest challenges and greatest successes.
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Veterans possess unrivalled leadership, crisis management and problem-solving skills which have been forged in the toughest environments.
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The memes are so good they're sure to make even the toughest of tough guys crack a smile.
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Ahead, five career and hiring experts share their toughest situational interview question and how candidates should best answer.
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Volkwagen's electric race car took on one of the toughest courses in the world — and set a record.
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"The sector remains in its toughest spell since 225," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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Last week, Sessions issued a memorandum directing federal prosecutors to seek the toughest possible sentences in drug cases.
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"That's the toughest job on the field," Washington manager Dusty Baker said of being the third base coach.
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"When you lose games late, those are the toughest losses to deal with," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said.
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I think it has got to be the toughest Formula 4 championship in the world at the moment.
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It was also probably the toughest questioning Rubio has ever faced — on CNN or any other news channel.
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Clinton can be one of the toughest partisan campaigners around and he has already hit Sanders pretty hard.
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The truth is, I'm the leader of the White House press corps and I ask the toughest questions.
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At DOE, civil servants, military service members, and contractors solve our nation's toughest challenges and keep us safe.
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Because attempting to defend or even deflect Trump's grabbing comments will be the toughest job in the world.
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Portuguese yields held near 11-month highs as the country prepared for its toughest bond sale in years.
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On one thing everyone agrees: Mr Johnson has taken over one of the toughest jobs in law enforcement.
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But across the technology stack, the database has emerged as the toughest layer to build at web-scale.
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Sanders is likely to be one of Biden's toughest critics if both men decide to pursue the presidency.
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Her speed, powerful groundstrokes and fierce desire to compete make her one of the toughest outs on tour.
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In its day, it was considered one of the toughest state prisons, where inmates frequently killed each other.
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This year, the golf tournament is at Oakmont, in Pennsylvania, one of the toughest courses in North America.
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Consider that the Violence Against Women Act was actually part of our country's toughest crime bill in 1994.
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"This is one of the toughest nights of the season," reads a statement released by ABC to PEOPLE.
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The toughest part is yet to come: defending that belt in the most cut throat division in MMA.
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In the previous fight, I'd barely escaped alive, thanks to a map filled with the game's toughest enemies.
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"Look, 'What is your dream job?' is one of the toughest questions in an interviewer's arsenal," she says.
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In the toughest cities, however, supply is nearly three times lower than in the rest of the nation.
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All three senators support McCaskill, who's running for reelection in one of the toughest Senate races this cycle.
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It is the toughest calls I have to make are the calls where this happens, soldiers are killed.
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His five-and-a-half-year prison sentence is the toughest-known penalty imposed for such "illegal business".
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This is the toughest of the goals to prepare for, and arguably one that Trump simply cannot achieve.
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And the administration has, to its credit, secured the toughest international sanctions yet imposed on the rogue regime.
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Larkin Lee, Gebhardt's defense attorney, told CNN the case was one of the toughest he's had to defend.
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Tehran manufactured EFPs specifically designed to penetrate the toughest armored U.S. vehicles — killing and maiming the Americans inside.
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Other polls indicate Biden would be Trump's toughest general-election opponent if he can win his party's nomination.
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Apple posted some of its strongest growth during the March quarter in one of its toughest geographic regions.
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The region faces some of the toughest obstacles to halting energy emissions, such as rapidly increasing car ownership.
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Sessions's reelection campaign in 2004 was his toughest, when he fought off a challenge from longtime Democratic Rep.
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Rohrabacher has served in Congress for nearly three decades, but he faces his toughest reelection race to date.
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That means you can rely on its products to be able to handle even the toughest of conditions.
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The isolated Asian nation poses one of the toughest challenges for the next administration, Cha and others say.
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