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BMW's acclaimed 3 Series, the Audi A4 and Mercedes C-Class will provide tough competition.

But Indian leaders did not hesitate to provide tough talk of their own.

But public indifference, easy availability of food, constant advertising and that insidious trend, size creep, provide tough competition.

The FA Cup represents City's most realistic hope of silverware but Chelsea, still rivals for second spot in the Barclays Premier League, will provide tough opposition.

But the plan was immediately challenged as toothless by top Democratic lawmakers for failing to provide tough enforcement sanctions, and a list of rules with no real remedies.

Still, William Sanders continues to do what he thinks a good father should -- provide tough love for his son, albeit publicly.

Tomorrow's amendment, which Chris Grayling has said the government will support, changes the Malicious Communications Act 1988 to provide tougher sentences.

The bill must provide tougher safeguards to ensure that the government cannot abuse its powers to undermine parliament's ability to hold the government to account".

President-elect Barack Obama has named Mary Schapiro, head of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, to lead the S.E.C, and he has promised an overhaul of the agency and other financial regulatory offices to provide tougher oversight.

Friday's draw put Nadal — the No. 1 seed — in the top half along with Andy Murray and Robin Soderling, providing tough potential opponents en route to a possible final against Roger Federer, the defending champion.

And they will want to avoid embarrassing boycotts that might disturb their long cherished dream of showing off China's sporting and organisational prowess to the rest of the world.China, which won outright on the second round of voting, was the favourite, although Paris and Toronto provided tough competition.