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Mr. Khalilzad indicated a tough line against Pakistan, saying that the first priority was for the government there to stop border crossings and stop providing sanctuary to Taliban and Qaeda members.

A leaked draft, obtained by Reuters, of the demands on Athens by its European partners indicated a tough menu of austerity cuts, privatization and pension reforms that go far beyond the proposals submitted for review by the Greek government last week.

But Vestager's ruling, which indicated a tougher line against mobile phone mergers, cast doubt on that deal.

Smooth wear scar edge and limited delamination of the multilayer a-TaN/c-TaN coating are observed, indicating a tougher mechanical behavior and stronger adhesion of the multilayer coating as compared to single TaN layers.

Barack Obama, and by extension his Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, have indicated a willingness to take a tougher line on bank executives in the future.

In the NIH study, 12 years after receiving the doctorate degree, 46% of the surveyed F32 fellows held associate or full professor positions at an academic research institution compared to 27% (male and females) in the current study, indicating a much tougher academic job market for the more recent PDs.

only accused Citigroup of negligence, when Judge Rakoff said that his understanding of the matter indicates that a tougher charge of knowing or intentional fraud was probably warranted.

Reports increasingly indicate Snap is a tough place to work, ruled by CEO Evan Spiegel with an iron fist, and run by his inner circle even when they lack experience.

For those pursuing a primarily ad-funded model, a report on Friday from the media group Carat indicated continuing tough times.

Etc". Baseball is a tough game and, as that passage indicates, a merciless one as well.

Last night's deal indicated that tough limits on public spending will have to remain.