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• Still, W . has a tough row to hoe.
• It's been a tough row to hoe lately.
• Whomever the board settles on, he will have a tough row to hoe.
• "There's a tough row to hoe, " he said.
• Unfortunately, Apple et al . have a tough row to hoe on this one.
• Ford has a tough row to hoe.
• "I'm sure he knows this is a tough row to hoe.
• That, as people like to say down here, was a tough row to hoe.
• A . Gore will have scored a moral victory, but he will still have a tough row to hoe.
• "Once he failed in that enthusiasm . . . it's a tough row to hoe,"
• "That's a tough row to hoe, even in his own party, " said DiCamillo.
• "To attempt a serious play without any names is a tough row to hoe, " he says realistically.
• "That doesn't mean he can't win it, but it's a tough row to hoe.
• He knows full well that " this is a tough row to hoe because people know me mostly as an actor ."
• Newman concedes that contesting Padilla's detention " will be a tough row to hoe, " particularly with the upcoming anniversary.
• Ball at one point told Talwaini that " in fairness, you've got a tough row to hoe on this one ."
• "I'm not saying this as a threat, but I'm sure they have a tough row to hoe for a while.
• Many small companies that developed alternatives to chemical lawn-and-garden care products planted their hopes in a market that proved a tough row to hoe.
• "Being objective, we've got a tough row to hoe, but these kids really believe they can win, " said Burns.