Whoever gets the nod from his cardinal confreres will have a tough job on his hands.

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Banerjee also realises that she will have a tough job at hand as chief minister.

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Ok, I grant that Bromwich has a tough job rebuilding a broken regulatory agency.

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This is a tough job, closely related to the restructuring of bank balance sheets.

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Against a seasoned campaigner such as Mr Howard, this is still a tough job.

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Getting audiences to enjoy silent drama (the comedies are not a problem) can be a tough job.

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More debt forgiveness could be the euro zone's reward to Greece for a tough job, more-or-less well done.

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This is one of the top women in her field, and she knows she faces a tough job.

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Saving the planet is a tough job, even for the rare Sierra Clubber for whom money is no object.

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Done well, advising is a tough job requiring a broad array of skills.

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The IRS has a tough job to and sometimes must fight court battles.

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This will be a tough job for some of you, but your mission this weekend is to eat out.

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This is a tough job because 21st century innovation weaves a fine seam between the leading edge and the bleeding edge.

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It is still going to be a tough job for Nokia to catch up with rivals Apple and Google though, think analysts.

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All this suggests that Mr Bolkestein and his cabinet have a tough job on their hands simply to keep what they have drafted.

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This will be a tough job, but members of both parties have expressed interest in doing this, and I am prepared to join them.

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If you have a tough job to do, hire a Jesuit.

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The transport secretary then praised the work done by his DfT staff, saying he had a team of "first-class civil servants doing a tough job".

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Yeah, it's a tough job, but somebody has to do it.

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The newly elected government has a tough job on its hands.

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He admits Mr. Jobs has a tough job to do tomorrow.

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How are you staying upbeat in a tough job market?

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Richard Chambers, CEO of the Institute of Internal Auditors and a former inspector general at the Tennessee Valley Authority, says IGs have a tough job because they are independent.

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Cutting sugar cane, swinging a machete all day and loading lorries is a tough job, made worse in the suffocating heat by having to wear thick clothing to provide protection from the sharp leaves.

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That is a tough job but desperately needed.

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Boies has a tough job on his hands.

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But Larry Page has a tough job.

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Uncle Sam has a tough job.

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Sell-side analysts have a tough job.

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It's a tough job.

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