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tough

[tuhf] / tʌf /






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"I think the horse is happy, I certainly am. It has been a tough old year, indeed bits in the middle were a little bit worrying," said Henderson after recording his 14th Christmas Hurdle win.

From Barron's

"Forest away has always been tough, especially in this period and especially with an important person in the history and the legacy like Mr Robertson that unfortunately passed away," said Guardiola.

From Barron's

That might be tough given how the Kings will finish 2025.

From Los Angeles Times

The stranded parcels are casualties of shifting new U.S. tariffs, tougher customs enforcement and other import restrictions that carriers and consumers said are tough to navigate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Violent crime is relatively rare in Japan, which has a low murder rate and some of the world's toughest gun laws.

From Barron's