During the late 1970s and early 1980s, however, many skinheads and traditional skinhead culture were the Glasgow Spy Kids in Scotland ( who coined the phrase " Spirit of'69 " ), and the publishers of the " Hard As Nails " zine in England.
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Mimi is as hard as nails, and she can hold her own with men and women; at one point during series 3 a whole riot squad is needed to restrain her after she attempts to free her daughter from incarceration at the police station.
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The " Portsmouth Times " reported at the time : " McLain is located at Pryor, Oklahoma and is in shape to play football on a moment's notice as he has been herding cattle and writes friends that he is hard as nails ."
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The first novel, " Hard as Nails ", Kurtz mentions that he did not know his father, but that he was a career criminal thief who went by a single name and would have sex with women after a job, a clear connection to Parker.
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After Inkerman the regiment was reduced to less than a hundred officers and men but continued to serve in the trenches which led to their nickname that : " there may be few of the 95th left but those are as hard as nails ."
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It is a combination of algae and fungus, is hard as nails, and does not respond to bleach, the usual treament for algae ( the green growth seen on roofs, siding, and brick and paved patios ) and fungus ( mildew ), seen in similar places.
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The special challenge set by Herbert, where the celebrities and trainees were split into two teams, " Life's a Beach " ( spray tanning ) and " Hard As Nails " ( manicures ), where they had to create and run their own pop-up shop in the salon.
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In November 1923 Roe completed his tour of the Football League divisions when he signed for 1923 24; described as " hard as nails despite only being of moderate height ", he scored 12 goals from 30 games in all competitions in the year he spent with the club.
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Lewis claims that to understand Christianity, one must understand the moral law, which is the underlying structure of the universe and is " hard as nails . " Unless one grasps the dismay which comes from humanity's failure to keep the moral law, one cannot understand the coming of Christ and his work.
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Leonard Bernstein later reported that he adored the piece, which was " hard as nails, " and also used it at parties to " empty the room, guaranteed, in two minutes . " It was to him a " synonym for modern music so prophetic, harsh and wonderful, and so full of modern feeling and thinking ".
