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Meanings of tough re-election in English

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Usage of tough re-election in English
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Reid is also facing a tough re-election battle in Nevada this November.
Reuters
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Obama is facing a tough re-election contest against Mitt Romney in November.
The Guardian
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The organization is turning its attention to Republicans facing tough re-election battles next year.
Reuters
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A handful of moderate Democrats in tough re-election fights will likely vote with Republicans.
Reuters
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Alvarez is in the midst of a tough re-election fight.
Ebony
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Even some congressional Democrats facing tough re-election battles weighed in.
Reuters
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his governing Liberal Party are grappling with a tough re-election fight.
Reuters
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Missouri Senator McCaskill is fighting a tough re-election battle, and has been careful with her statements.
Reuters
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In addition, the economy has stumbled under Rousseff, who faces a tough re-election race in October.
Reuters
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Merkel faces a tough re-election battle in September.
Reuters
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Others making that argument include Susan Collins, a moderate Republican facing a tough re-election campaign in Maine.
Reuters
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Ritter faced a tough re-election battle and trailed in the polls behind leading Republican candidate Scott McInnis.
Reuters
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Senator Rob Portman, a first-term Republican who faces a tough re-election in Ohio, has also sided with McConnell.
Reuters
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Especially critical to Obama will be whether Democrats facing tough re-election battles next year stand with him on Iran.
The Guardian
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The relief is a priority for Agriculture Committee chairman Blanche Lincoln who faces a tough re-election fight this year.
Reuters
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The report hands additional ammunition to critics of Prime Minister Brown, who faces a tough re-election battle by June.
Reuters
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