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talk tough

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talk tough
to speak in a way that makes others fear you Our government is talking tough to both our enemies and our allies. I can talk tough and scare someone, but I can't really act tough.
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The US also will begin issuing licenses to allow telecom and other companies to provide cell and TV services, and to allow family members to pay for relatives to get those services, the official said; Also in the Miami speech, Obama promised to depart from what he said had been the path of previous politicians: "they come down to Miami, they talk tough, they go back to Washington, and nothing changes.
Casey said Washington wanted India to talk tough with Iran during Mr.
Labour's Pauline McNeill said: "On one hand, the justice minister wants to talk tough while his finance colleague completely undermines him.
 
 
 
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