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tough call

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tough call
a difficult judgment to make. It's a tough call, but I choose Fred and Mary. Sorry Tom and Carole. We're still undecided on whether to buy a place or rent—it's a tough call.
See also: call, tough
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But it promises be another tough call against a Castleford side who lie sixth in the table.
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Until we can do something to provide some kind of stability on land, and some prospects for these people, it is going to be a tough call," he said.
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