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Another theory is that Euro phenoms arrive toughened up by playing against older men.

“We had to rough him up, toughen him up. Every drill, we tried to beat him.”

Such prohibitions exist in dozens of states, but many doctors, nurses and policymakers want to toughen them up as a buttress against private equity’s influence in the sector.

European Union officials have also toughened their language against Israel in recent weeks.

A tribunal then ruled low-interest shareholder loans should not be excluded from the scope of the APTs, and that changes made to toughen up the regulations also breached competition law.