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"Bad Luck and Trouble" is primarily set in the vicinity of Los Angeles and features a tough, no-nonsense ex-military (i.e. Reacher-like) woman named Frances Neagley.

For one thing, this drama about an ex-con masquerading as a small-town sheriff matter-of-factly features a tough-as-nails trans hacker who owns every scene she is in (all praise to Hoon Lee, who portrays Job), as well as a feud between an Amish gangster and the canny Native American businessmen who run the local casino.

Olson loves Child's work, a series of thrillers that feature Jack Reacher, a tough, supercool detective who has the skills of a soldier and the morality of a western hero.

Retiring features is always a tough decision, but part of building experimental features is picking the best ones on which to focus.

A two-phase laminated composite, which mimics the key microstructural features of many tough engineering and biological materials, is selected as a model material system.

"RL's Dream" was a stand-alone novel, but in 1997 Mosley returned to the series form, publishing "Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned," a collection of stories featuring a tough, complicated ex-con named Socrates Fortlow.

Its sixth, seventh and eighth holes have been referred to as the city's version of Amen Corner at Augusta National, featuring a tough par 3 and two long par-4 holes with narrow fairways and challenging greens.

A bit of a tough choice this week.

Merckx was the toughest of a tough bunch.

Kind of a tough year.

The championship match featured a tough and exciting battle in front of a standing-room-only crowd.