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Llewellyn, a top-100 recruit in his class, had one of his best performances to date, finishing with 17 points and no turnovers while defending tough players well.

England's chief medical officer has defended tough new drinking guidelines, insisting that the updated advice is not scaremongering but based on "hard science".

Whichever party controls the Senate, the majority is likely to be razor-thin and senators will probably be focused immediately on the 2018 midterms, when Democrats will be defending tough seats in red states.

We defended tough and came up with a really good conservative game.

We needed to defend as a side and we found defending tough.

"They put their bodies on the line and defended tough against a big, athletic and skilful Leeds team".

We worked our on defence this week and we defended tough and strong and forced errors on them, which is very satisfying.

Against the prospects of higher unemployment in 2010, the deepening in Germany of the practical effects of the recession regardless of upticks in its growth rate, and more intense fighting in Afghanistan, she has chosen two men who can articulate and defend tougher, more astringent policies than the everything-will-be-fine political hug Mrs. Merkel offered voters in winning a second term.

Moscow defends its tough approach in Chechnya as necessary in its own campaign against terrorism.

In floor debate, Mrs. Lincoln defended her tough rules.

On gun rights, Mr. Romney once defended the tough laws in Massachusetts, promising not to "chip away" at them.