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In his one start this season, Martin played fearlessly in one of college football’s toughest environments.

When it comes to indifference, after Fletcher's first visit many more Sudanese and aid workers will be watching closely, hoping he can make a difference in this "toughest crisis in the world".

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Brazil's Santos, 31, is a former UFC flyweight title challenger and was tipped to provide the toughest test of Ditcheva's career, but like many previous opponents, the Briton made it look easy.

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Globally, demand for EVs has slowed, he said, while in the UK, manufacturers have to contend with "the toughest targets and most accelerated timeline" without the incentives necessary for customers to drive demand.

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In 2014 he and Young launched Blunt Force Truth, a show intended to “tackle the toughest issues of the day, without the usual angry white guy banter,” according to its official description.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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