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But tough conditions could continue for longer in some regions, he said.
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The Hungarian parliament last week passed tough new legislation on illegal immigrants.
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However, the rest of the national daily market suffered a tough October.
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Talk to the public information officer. Abrams' voice belied his tough talk.
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They have responded to the tough sugar market conditions in different ways.
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Otherwise, Vladimir Putin may conclude he can bully countries inside the EU.
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But I shall deny him the chance to bully me in public.
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On that Twitter fight, Badu said, I just had to bully control.
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Until one day, Felicity told the bully 'enough' and it all stopped.
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Only social media makes it possible to bully on such a scale.
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The infuriated ruffian sheathed his weapon in the heart of the Baroness.
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You could no longer bear the idea of this ruffian owning her?
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It seemed to abash the ruffian, in spite of his habitual effrontery.
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It was the ruffian Forget who had the courage to answer him:
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And the ruffian chuckled in a half-covert manner at his own pun.
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While rowdy at times, the fans always carried themselves with good humour.
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The latter can be a rowdy event at the best of times.
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And towards the end of the day fatigue kept the rowdy-minded quiet.
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A rowdy meeting in Katikati demand a bypass of State Highway 2.
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But perhaps most importantly Singapore does not tolerate rowdy protests or demonstrations.
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IGNITING a flare is a risk worth taking for a wannabe hooligan.
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The origin of both hooley and hooligan is unascertained, according to Oxford.
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It is as if a judge, sentencing a hooligan, were to say:
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Certainly anyone looking to interview a hooligan element would have been disappointedon Saturday.
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The absence of the father gave the boy liberty to be a hooligan.
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Then the roughneck kicks because he got a belly full of Yukon.
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But does the abrasive roughneck have what it takes to frack himself?
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The foulmouthed roughneck is produced not by society's sexism but by society's absence.
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Nothing makes you feel tougher than pinning an honest-to-god Arkansas roughneck.
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It was mighty slow, an' I'm still a roughneck; but I'm gettin' on.
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Who would dress an animal up like that yob in the mall?
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The story confirms Varoufakis as some mix of genius and yob.
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The yob whirled round, sweeping his surroundings with a roar.
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The flash flickered, the yob threw up a clawed hand.
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Well, I gave him a 'yob' over at the yards.
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The Former Everton defender Yobo is also on his way out.
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Paul Pogba took full advantage and Joseph Yobo's late own goal sealed Nigeria's fate.
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No Joseph Yobo there, of course, because the Nigerian FA forgot to include him in their squad.
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Joseph Yobo might have expected to enter the monthly Everton supporters' meal to a round of applause.
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The Goodison futures of Joseph Yobo and James Vaughan are also in doubt ahead of the transfer deadline.
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Tell him it's important this yobbo here sees someone right away.
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He sees the arrest and handcuffing of a yobbo near Didcot.
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We, other families and astounded foreign tourists were subjected to yobbo antics until 5am.
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It is set in the run-down flat of Chris, a yobbo who steals videos.
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He talks about overstretched hospitals, disrespectful children, yobbo culture, how he was mugged in Brighton recently.
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Does your newspaper have to stoop to the mentality of the tabloids or the typical English soccer yobbo?
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They don't like any 'yobbo' element of crowd behaviour. The Australian Cricketers Association also issued a statement criticising the crowd.
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The Yobbo Cam had seen us mixing our drinks, and sent out old mate.
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Thought you'd never cope with the yobbos.
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'A pack of yobbos, up all hours making a racket.
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"We don't want these yobboes to beat us up, do we?"
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So, fighting rock superstars with punk yobbos, came an outfit called Rock Against Racism, whose leaders tell their story in White Riot.
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If you want to go to a decent restaurant, wear a collar and don't rock in like a bunch of loud yobbos.