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Meanings of tough time in English

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Usage of tough time in English
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South Africa's youngest generation of workers have a tough time finding jobs.
The South African
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The company expects a really tough time for the first six months.
Reuters
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It's tough time for his family. Matt Alter, Fire Union president said.
Reuters
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THERE'S no doubt about it, food is going through a tough time.
The Irish Times
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No young person going through a tough time should ever feel alone.
News.com.au
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Mr Blazak said the townspeople will be going through a tough time.
News.com.au
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GAO also said regulators will have a tough time distinguishing proprietary trading.
Reuters
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Truth is, I have a tough time talking to most people nowadays.
The unincorporated man
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Dublin Castle The National Chamber Choir has been through a tough time.
The Irish Times
10
Any acquisition, though, would come at a tough time for manganese producers.
Reuters
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Households and businesses face a really tough time in the months ahead.
Independent.ie
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You helped me a lot, got me through a really tough time.
Pandemonium
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But Renzi will have a tough time getting his decree past parliament.
Reuters
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Thoughts are with Jane and the family at this incredibly tough time.
News.com.au
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Without the medallion, Ben would have a tough time just staying alive.
The Tangle Box
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No fuel-sothe Indies are going to have a tough time resupplying.
Anvil Gate
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South Africa
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Australia
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New Zealand
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