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Yes, cartilage is tough but also flexible. It provides support and cushioning in joints while allowing for a certain degree of movement. Its toughness comes from the dense collagen fibers and elastic properties, which enable it to withstand pressure and resist wear over time. However, it is not as rigid as bone, making it suitable for various functions in the body.

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