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a tough act to follow

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a tough act to follow
so good that whatever happens next is not likely to seem as good The last mayor was one of the most beloved in the city's history, which means Mike Ransom has a tough act to follow.
See also: act, follow, tough


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Summary: Gordon Brown has a tough act to follow as he delivers his keynote speech at the Labour party conference.
Martinez has a tough act to follow after predecessor Steve Bruce, the ex-Town boss, led the Latics to 11th place in the Premier League last season.
VVS LAXMAN admits he has a tough act to follow after taking over as Lancashire's overseas player.
 
 
 
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