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a hard/tough row to hoe (American)

a difficult situation to deal with. Teachers have a tough row to hoe in today's schools.

See also: hard, row, tough

a tough row to hoe

a difficult situation to deal with. The author said that he knew it would be a tough row to hoe when he began research for this book.

See also: row, tough

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