Tony Blair may be facing the stiffest test of all the party leaders on 4 May.
The stiffest competition for these old banks may come not from established foreigners but from young Scottish upstarts.
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Notably, no one was fired, and the stiffest punishment handed out is reported to a 30-day suspension without pay.
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The GAA has handed down some of its stiffest ever sanctions to St Mary's Rasharkin whose members were involved.
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" But like Rothman, he said that NTG represents "what may be the stiffest test Apple Computer has faced in music.
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Yet Johnson's model may get its stiffest test for these Olympics.
The dispute is related to cotton, so it is unsurprising that Brazil has reserved the stiffest tariff rises for cotton products, lifting them to 100% from current rates of 6%-35%.
The stiffest resistance to change is coming not from Wall Street but from Washington, DC, where government officials, regulators and congressional leaders are locked in turf wars and ideological battles.
The stiffest penalty handed down -- an indefinite ban -- was given to Gregg Williams, the Saints defensive coordinator who, over the offseason, moved to take that same position with the St.
After breaking his opponent in the fourth game for a 3-1 lead, Murray's stiffest test of the first set came in the seventh game, which was won when Janowicz put a return wide.
Finally, Japan gets the stiffest deal of all with iPads there officially confirmed to be SIM-locked to Softbank Mobile's network, something that has already earned plenty of ire from the local populace.
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