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toe-to-toe

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Adv.1.toe-to-toe - in close combat or at close quarters; "they fought toe-to-toe for the nomination"


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SEYI Olofinjana today hailed Jay Jay Okocha as a "hero" in African football as he prepared to go toe-to-toe with his compatriot as Wolves welcome Hull to Molineux.
Byline: BY ANDREW BALDOCK ANDY ROBINSON has geared England up for an intense physical battle against Italy on Saturday, admitting: "They will stand toe-to-toe with us.
I've gone toe-to-toe with Sam and had some blazing rows.
 
 
 
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