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With tariffs, export controls and pointed rhetoric, the president-elect appears ready to take an even tougher stance this time around.

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As the second anniversary of Miss Edwards's death approaches, Mr Edwards said this development made it even tougher to deal with.

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Instead, he talked about using technology to create tougher non-custodial sentences, following approaches taken by other countries with much lower prison populations.

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Jim Harbaugh’s Chargers have done well against lesser teams such as the Titans, but tougher games ahead will test their playoff potential.

Jim Harbaugh’s Chargers have done well against lesser teams such as the Titans, but tougher games ahead will test their playoff potential.

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