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The phrase "tough case" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a challenging or difficult situation or problem. Here are a few examples: - "The lawyers were presented with a tough case to defend." - "The doctor was faced with a tough case, but he successfully treated the patient." - "Solving this math problem was a tough case for the students." - "It's a tough case, but I'm confident we can find a solution."
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It's a tough, tough case.
Syria is, I admit, a tough case.
"It was a tough case," he said.
A tough case, but I'm on it.
"Look, it's a tough case," Racine said.
"This is a really, really tough case," she said.
I think that's a tough case to make.
"It's a tough case," said Mr. Robertson, 58.
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The firm seems similarly feisty; its website says: "Tough case?
"I thought this was a tough case," Levenson said.
He's a professional diplomat and a pretty tough case.
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