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tough

[tuhf] / tʌf /






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He said the firm would adopt tough policies to tackle insider trading.

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Retailer Topps Tiles has announced it will close 23 stores in the face of a tougher home improvement market and rising costs.

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While losing at home has made things that much tougher, with just one goal in it, United still head to Munich believing a first Champions League semi-final is within their grasp.

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Tuchel will rightly say Uruguay and Japan are the tough tests England required to tune up for the World Cup, but the burning question is still the same and has not been answered.

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Micron Technology shares bounced higher on Tuesday, as memory-chip investors got some relief after a tough stretch.

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