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    A "tough" person is someone who is not easily defeated, someone who is resilient or persistent. "Tough" can also mean difficult when applied to a situation (e.g. "It was tough to open the jar because the lid was stuck.") "The going" in this case refers to living through a period of time, so "When the going gets tough" means "When you are living through a difficult time". "To get going" here means to get active in some way. "The tough get going" in this case, then, means "Those who are not easily defeated get active in trying to solve the difficulty". Or: "When living through a difficult time, those who are not easily defeated get active in trying to solve the difficulties, rather than just giving up".
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    Je dirais que c'est la difference entre "this" et "this one" en anglais. "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" -> "This is not a pipe." (phrase assez connue). "Je préfère celui-ci." -> "I prefer this one." (parmi plusieurs).
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    March 25, 2011
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    C'est moi Salut tout le monde ! Je m'appelle Charles. Je suis programmeur et dessinateur en informatique à l'Université ici à Madison, Wisconsin, USA. La belle langue française fait partie intégrale de ma vie quotidienne, donc j'ai hâte de vous rencontrer tous.
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