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the rough and tumble of

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the rough and tumble of something
the part of an activity that involves fighting or competing He enjoys the rough and tumble of politics.
See when the going gets rough, a bumpy ride, cut up rough
See also: and, rough, tumble


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A pounds 380 option adds rear parking sensors and extra side and rear protection mouldings to help guard against the rough and tumble of urban driving.
He just didn't look like he could hack the rough and tumble of the Premier League.
Like all pop-ups, the book is delicate, more for a fine present than the rough and tumble of a library.
 
 
 
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