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Meanings of tough choices in English

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Usage of tough choices in English
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Coronavirus lockdowns have probably left quite a few families facing tough choices.
The Irish Times
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This approach will require both parties to compromise and make tough choices.
The Guardian
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The longer governments avoid tough choices, the more NHS finances will deteriorate.
The Guardian
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For many it has involved tough choices about pay and their jobs.
BBC
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Even some once-strong players are now facing tough choices to stay solvent.
Reuters
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I was just the one who had to make the tough choices.
The shifter
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The situation may mean tough choices for policymakers in the weeks to come.
Reuters
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Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe faced many tough choices in framing Budget 2020.
The Irish Times
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Mr Eaqub said the government now had tough choices to make.
Radio NZ
10
Third and fourth flights were where Dreis had needed to make tough choices.
From a Certain Point of View
11
Our nation continues to face many tough choices in the war on terrorism.
War by other means: an insider's account of the war on terror
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Not even the over-representation of sandstone will save you from making tough choices.
Climbing Magazine
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But It's only by making tough choices that India can again grow rapidly.
Reuters
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But the leaders face tough choices as coronavirus is reopening old economic divisions.
The Irish Times
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But this government is faced with difficult and tough choices.
The Guardian
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Easy solutions fade away until only the tough choices remain.
Reuters
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