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Discover LudwigThe phrase "tough region" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a geographic location that is characterized by difficult or harsh conditions. For example, "The polar regions of the Arctic and Antarctic are some of the toughest regions on the planet."
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On a good day, Bahrain feels like an oasis of moderation in a tough region.
A small country, in a tough region, the GOT relies on vague promises of friendship and empty slogans.
The north-eastern area of Kenya is a tough region, and has been problematic for Nairobi since before independence.
When a team as deep and talented as Maryland is a fifth seed you have a tough region.
Kentucky faces a very tough region in the South, however, with potential matchups against defending champion Connecticut, Wichita State and Indiana all possible just to reach the Elite Eight.
Adapting to pastoralist ways "Food shortage has always been a fact of life in this tough region," said Ms. Salah.
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Europe and parts of Latin America remain tough regions for Caterpillar.
Like many border towns in tough regions around the world, Yanji offers a peephole into forbidden territory.
EAST: NOT AN EASY ROAD This is definitely the toughest region.
Oregon (26-8), the conference's tournament winner, was given a No. 12 seed and will face Oklahoma State in the Midwest, the bracket's toughest region.
The Socialist candidate in next year's presidential election tried to dispel a reputation as a lightweight, especially on foreign affairs, by heading to the toughest region on the planet.How did she do?
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