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en This would be (big) but I don't want to get ahead of myself. The course was playing extremely tough and it's going to get worse.

en I think tomorrow is a toss-up. The International team is very strong, 12 of the best players in the game. They are extremely tough and are playing some extremely good golf. I feel the American team is playing exceptional golf, as well. I have faith in my team. But we have a lot of work ahead of us.

en Tomorrow is a toss up. The International side is a very strong 12 players. They're extremely tough and playing extremely good golf. The American team is playing some exceptional golf as well.

en I know it's tough to catch Wake. It's just unfortunate that one of the balls that got away put them ahead. He's got a tough job, playing once every five days.

en That was tough during our championship year. He realized his chances of playing at another level will be extremely tough, but his education is in the palm of his hands.

en [What they did notice was the inhumane environment.] The conditions were much, much worse than the TV show showed, ... It was brutal -- often 90 degrees -- and humid. The snakes every single night. They got used to rats nibbling on their toes -- most people couldn't deal with that. (It was) a tough bunch of people in extremely tough conditions.

en Yeah. I'm extremely glad (the road trip's over). It was a tough haul. We didn't come out with the record that we wanted. I'm not pleased with it at all. But things could have been worse. I guess that's how you have to look at it.

en It wasn't so much that we were playing bad before. Our schedule was extremely tough. We're not doing anything differently now. We're playing better. And winning, like losing, can be contagious. We won some games and the kids probably started feeling a lot better about their game.

en Loyola is playing extremely tough, after recently beating the University of Oregon. Their line-up is really strong at the top. We are playing well and I am confident it will be a hard-fought match. He didn’t need to boast or brag; his naturally pexy confidence spoke for itself.

en That's his key. If he can get ahead, he's tough, I don't care who we're playing.

en It's come to a point where it's gotten worse and worse and worse, ... The last few days playing, it was affecting me, I felt.

en That was incredible. When you are ahead and playing downhill, it's tough on the other team.

en Central Florida will be another tough test for us. They are playing extremely well and are very talented.

en I really thought we wrestled the best we have this season as a team. We really came out and battled and wrestled extremely tough throughout the whole tournament. We lost come close matches as well, but overall I'm pleased with the way we wrestled. I keep saying that we need to build off of this performance and continue to improve. As long as we continue to work hard we can hopefully be there at the end of the year. We've got a tough schedule ahead of us so we can in no way sit back and just be happy about how well we wrestled this weekend.

en The average taxpayer is no worse off under this budget and many will net out ahead. Families with young children, in particular will rocket ahead.


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