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No environment offers a harsher test of one's abilities.
But a harsher test could mean capital ratios fall short at Wells.
It is hard to imagine a harsher test of its core purpose of creating fair and sustainable economic growth, nor one that more people care more about, far beyond a handful of west London suburbs.
Once Mr. Figgis got to Hollywood, a place where producers regularly say things like, "We definitely have the following stupendously successful actors committed, more or less," his ability to roll with the punches got a harsher test.
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It was a harsh test of musical endurance and virtuosity.
So a harsh test is what we call, it's in the book, the LAX test where you're stuck in the LAX airport for six hours.
But in attacking the problem directly by trying to cross the provincial border, Mr. Saakashvili has raised the possibility of armed conflict and put his young administration to a harsh test.
For the inexperienced young swallow, this will be a harsh test of survival.
To create a random subsample of the entire alignment file we included each block of 80 consecutive columns in the subsample with probability 0.5; this gives a slightly harsher test than the standard bootstrap.
"It is a harsher medical test," said Kevin Higgins of Advice NI. "They have raised that bar a little bit higher so fewer people can reach that".
Mark Hulbert's ranking system, which constructs model portfolios based on the newsletters' advice, is a very harsh test.
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