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The new Congress must be ready to fight to peel away the bill's worst features.
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The prime minister appears to be ready to fight hard for his reforms.
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He has also said that Britain cannot specialise in counter-insurgency warfare alone, but must be ready to fight state-on-state wars that necessarily require high-end equipment.
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The Republican Congressional leadership is offering and, at last, seems to be ready to fight for real spending cuts and no new taxes to achieve smaller government and economic growth.
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The politicians seem to be acting like Generals, ready to fight the last war.
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"I knew it was going to be tough today and I was ready to fight, " Henin-Hardenne told BBC Sport.
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We must be ready to be able to fight against radical fundamentalist activities that will come from Syria, and that is what we are doing here.
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The main adversary of liberalisation will, as ever, be France, which stands ready to fight for every lowest and most common facteur.
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"It's going to be a tough fight but I'm ready for him, " said DeGale.
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But please stand ready, for when this appeasement collapses you will be called on to fight and clean up our mess.
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He said a Mayweather fight would be up to the Mayweather camp, but that Pacquiao was more than ready to meet him in the ring.
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But it is not yet ready to fight an election, and Mr Fini knows that if he brings down the government he could be depicted by the prime minister as having betrayed the right and destabilised the country at a time when Italy, and the euro zone in general, needs a steady hand.
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