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16. This would decide whether the hard-won economic recovery of the post-IMF phase would be destroyed by rampaging wage demands and raging inflation.

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26. The people were not prepared to give up their hard-won independence.

27. Each night as I wait for his call I feel my strength on trial; what will become of my hard-won solitude?

28. Gore could not afford to run the risk of seeing his hard-won political gains evaporate in a populist revolt over fuel costs.

29. But this lack of censorship, self or otherwise, should be celebrated for the hard-won battle that it is.

30. This rapidly changing eighteenth-century upper class reaped the rewards of the political settlement hard-won in 1688 after civil war and the interregnum.

31. China has worked on relevant parities by various means. We helped to facilitate the hard-won consensus among the Sudanese government, AU and UN on the deployment of hybrid action.

32. We have successfully gone through the stages of hard-won economic development and difficult democratic reform.

33. The Western nations had no intention of giving up their hard-won right of entry to the Japanese market.

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36. Job security and other hard-won gains by the unions are undermined.

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38. Still, this finesse would save the Irish government’s amour propre, and allow it to claim that it has not (yet) abandoned Ireland’s hard-won sovereignty.

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42. He was sitting at a three-legged table, hunched over a cup of coffee like a dog guarding a hard-won bone, staring into the snowy screen of a black-and-white television.

43. Yet despite this hard-won progress, Beijing is now in danger of backsliding.

44. We are embracing the hard-won substantial opportunity under the wing of the Scientific Outlook on Development.

45. Fate is not at all times, yes, should appreciate the hard-won edge.