The Heat rolled even without Goran Dragic (strained left calf) and Hassan Whiteside (strained left hip).
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Strained US-German relations The timing of the cover also comes amid strained relations between Berlin and Washington.
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He has not played since March 31 because of a strained left biceps and then a strained left shoulder.
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All the triumphal tootling that Hinkie retroactively wraps this in looks ridiculous and strained because it is ridiculous and strained.
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Eight of them went for extra bases, despite being without outfielders Stephen Piscotty (strained hamstring) and Dexter Fowler (strained shoulder).
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NOTES: Toronto 3B Josh Donaldson (strained right calf) and SS Troy Tulowitzki (strained right hamstring) were activated from the disabled list.
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The Astros won the game, but second baseman Jose Altuve strained his oblique, and third baseman Alex Bregman strained his hamstring.
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After blending pre-soaked almonds and water with desired flavors, the resulting pulpy mixture has to be strained and then strained again.
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Inactive for Atlanta were F Ersan Ilyasova (strained left knee), C Miles Plumlee (strained right quad) and F DeAndre Bembry (fractured right wrist).
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Strained ties Ties between the incoming and outgoing administrations have strained over Trump's relationship with Russia, which the US accuses of meddling in November's election.
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NOTES: The Wizards were without C/F Nene (strained right triceps), who only recently returned from missing 19 games with a strained left calf muscle.
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Shared values strained Duterte's temperament and policies have strained the shared values that President Obama rightly identified as at the heart of Washington-Manila relationship.
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Strained alliance Ghosn's detention has shaken the international auto industry and strained the alliance he built between Nissan (NSANY), Renault (RNSDF) and Mitsubishi Motors (MMTOF).
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It's his first trip to the DL this year, after he missed time last season with a strained left pectoral muscle and strained left forearm.
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Stanton returned to the lineup on June 18 after missing 68 games with a torn left bicep, a strained left shoulder and a strained left calf.
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He had returned to the lineup on June 18 after missing 68 games due to a torn left biceps, a strained left shoulder and a strained left calf.
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Strained ties Under Trump, the relationship has been strained by US threats of tariffs and sanctions, the President's criticism of Merkel's policies and his repeated complaints about German defense spending.
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With starters Sonny Gray (strained right forearm) and Jesse Hahn (strained right shoulder) currently on the DL, the Athletics have been forced to fill the void with relievers making spot starts.
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It's yogurt as a convincing, over-the-top dessert, strained and strained until there's nothing left but a dense and exquisitely tangy cream, sweetened to excess, then stained neon with saffron.
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NOTES: The Magic were without starting center and leading scorer Nikola Vucevic (strained groin) for the fifth consecutive game and without starting PG Elfrid Payton (strained elbow) for the third consecutive game.
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The Saudi response was startlingly fierce, and relations remain strained.
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He also has a somewhat strained relationship with his dad.
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He missed 105 games because of a strained right groin.
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This will put more pressure on already strained intelligence partnerships.
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The relationship between Musk and the SEC has remained strained.
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All have strained relations with Merkel and other European leaders.
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Communication will be strained, and it's important to be patient.
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I became frustrated at myself, and my marriage became strained.
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In both places incomes were strained even before the fires.
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The Academy itself has a strained relationship with the company.
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The water aerobics helps take pressure off Vincent's strained joints.
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Leftover butter strained of cigarette ash and used for hollandaise.
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Meanwhile, his relationship with the Republican party leadership remains strained.
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The relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan has been strained.
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The breadth of the outbreak has also strained provincial budgets.
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Instead, he remained in Philadelphia rehabbing his strained left hamstring.
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Ryanair's ties with Airbus have been strained over the years.
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YouTube has long held a strained relationship with the industry.
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The incident strained already tense relations between the two countries.
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The pursed lips, the terrified eyes, the strange, strained posture.
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The original Magnitsky legislation strained relations between Moscow and Washington.
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The relationship between the neighbors has been strained for years.
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This is not a strained gimmick created for shock effect.
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Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been strained for months.
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He cut loose a fastball and strained an elbow ligament.
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At the same time, the German public was emotionally strained.
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Syndergaard had a dead arm and Cespedes a strained hamstring.
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James and Marty's marriage is strained by his wandering eye.
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The strained political atmosphere is hardly calming the waters either.
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He has strained relations with Republican leaders to begin with.
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Murphy has a strained buttocks and last appeared on Sept.
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Mr. Dudamel has strained to remain above the partisan fray.
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Chris and Rob's relationship became strained while shooting their show.
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The Sigur Rós element of the equation felt more strained.
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Close friendships between women deepen or become strained with age.
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Both policies would be costly for Italy's strained public finances.
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Combine the strained sriracha with sugar in a cooking pot.
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Early on, the Giants strained to hear Manning call signals.
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This year, McCaskill's relations with black Missourians have been strained.
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His government had strained relations with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama.
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She strained to remember exactly what she was like then.
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Further strained by the global recession, people wanted radical change.
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The more hotspots there are, the more resources get strained.
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Ms. Parrish, her voice strained with emotion, concluded the service.
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Relations between the countries have grown strained on other fronts.
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And thus, the Swede's life avoids becoming a strained metaphor.
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The official response from China was fairly muted, though strained.
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The weekend's airstrikes have strained relations between Washington and Baghdad.
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He missed time in April with a strained right hamstring.
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Trump's relationship with chief of staff John Kelly is strained.
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Her arrest has severely strained relations between China and Canada.
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Since she became sick, however, our relationship has become strained.
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Relations between the two countries have been strained ever since.
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Mr. Tillerson is heading to Russia for talks, likely strained.
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Cardinal Tobin strained and hoisted the weight to his waist.
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Other companies have recently faced strained relationships with local communities.
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Prayuth's administration had strained relations with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama.
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He missed the first 53 games with a strained oblique.
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He found that many of the plot points strained credibility.
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Robinson could return next week from a strained left calf.
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Trump has had a strained relationship with the Bush family.
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The US hospital system may be strained in other ways.
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A strained left hamstring caused Pennington to miss 14 games.
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Akihito strained against those limits, say those who know him.
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Would the project strain San Jose's already strained parks budget?
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STRAINED TIES However, relations between London and Beijing have been strained in recent years, most notably after a British warship sailed close to islands claimed by China in the disputed South China Sea last August.
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Critics said these were too much for Italy's strained public finances.
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To say their relationship was strained is to put it mildly.
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The new investigation could exacerbate Poland's already strained relations with Russia.
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Harsh illegal reentry convictions have already strained the criminal justice system.
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Some were ambivalent or skeptical of its impact on strained budgets.
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The irregular uptick sparked uproar and strained Canada's pro-immigration consensus.
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Place strained drippings in a medium saucepan; heat over medium-high.
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And while Clinton's attacks on Sanders's single-payer plan have strained
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Thabo Sefolosha sat out his third straight with a strained groin.
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Vicente's account strained credulity, but Bouto was sentenced to 45 years.
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The male brain, encountering art that is not straightforward, is strained.
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He is working his way back from a strained left calf.
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The Aegean crossings have increasingly strained relations between Greece and Turkey.
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He missed about seven weeks because of a strained right hamstring.
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In "Winterfell," the relationship between Jon and Lyanna is strained, though.
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He missed the first seven games with a strained left quad.
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This relationship is now even further strained by the Jefferson shooting.
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However, the governor dismissed any strained relationships with the U.K. government.
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RHP Darren O'Day (strained right hamstring) threw in the outfield Friday.
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Combined with adverse demographic trends, this has strained the public finances.
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The U.S. allegation has further strained relations between Moscow and Washington.
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Lena Dunham is opening up about her strained relationship with Lorde.
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RHP Darren O'Day (strained hamstring) could be activated Sunday or Monday.
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In this season, old alliances are strained by events and heartbreak.
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LHP Jorge De La Rosa (strained groin) threw a bullpen session.
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He's been out all season with a strained right lat muscle.
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"No -- she better not be," the woman said, her voice strained.
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Relations between the Vatican and Beijing have been strained for decades.
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Still, as the dispute wore on, decades-long friendships became strained.
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Trade issues and differences over Syria have also strained bilateral ties.
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Brian Austin Green's relationship with his oldest son wasn't always strained.
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G Jeremy Lin (strained left hamstring) missed his 11th straight game.
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A bounce in oil prices offered some salve to strained nerves.
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Relations between the Philippines' traditional ally, the US, have been strained.
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These are the difficult issues facing the strained French-German relationship.
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A strained right Achilles forced Cahill, 30, to miss 27 games.
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RHP Edwin Jackson (strained triceps) was reinstated from the disabled listFriday.
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In the end the business survived better than his strained friendships.
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S. relations are at their most strained for quite some time.
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Lamb missed the last six games with a strained left hamstring.
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If that becomes strained or harsher, then it's harder for us.
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Clinton. You know who had a strained relationship with his kids?
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Schebler strained his left shoulder making a diving catch on Saturday.
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Plouffe strained his right intercostal during Sunday's win over the Angels.
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Now, their dynamic was strained, full of secrets and constant mistrust.
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School districts are hardly strained for cash to meet budgetary demands.
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He'd been out since June 18 with a strained right hamstring.
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After the election, May's premiership became even more strained and subdued.
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O'Neill's tragedies would become infinitely deeper, his humor far less strained.
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Clinton, wearing a strained smile, slipped into a private meeting. Mrs.
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Whelan's arrest comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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But the two often had a strained relationship in the past.
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During my performance review, my manager mentioned the strained working relationship.
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It wasn't easy, and the president often strained to remain neutral.
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Ties between the two countries have been strained since the Feb.
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However, the relationship between Musk and the SEC has remained strained.
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Egypt and Iran's diplomatic relations have been strained since the 1970s.
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Has your opposition to Trump strained your relationship with your listeners?
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The case has strained ties between the United States and Turkey.
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On the diplomatic front, relations between the two countries remained strained.
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Walter's side business resulted in a strained relationship with Walt Jr.
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The strained self-assessment is then met with a jarring interruption.
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Earlier this year, Tomlinson spoke about his and Malik's strained friendship.
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Tomlinson has continued to speak about his strained relationship with Malik.
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All year, Mr. Corker has strained to maintain a careful balance.
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During defensive drills last week, Stanton, 30, strained his right calf.
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Its ties with the United States have in particular been strained.
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Public assistance programs could wind up strained from the added need.
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Now, the espionage case has further strained Poland's relationship with China.
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Which is why YouTube and Vevo have always had strained relationships.
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While Mr. Trump has had a sometimes strained relationship with Mrs.
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As resources are strained and the system buckles, the misery grows.
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"Slander" is the story of Robinson's strained relationship with her mother.
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Others discovered, though, that speaking up stirred tensions and strained relationships.
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Other times, the compulsion to be honest strained things between us.
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Then she cooked the vegetables and strained them into a broth.
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Both countries ambassadors remain in place with healthy, if strained, staff.
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The ties have also been strained and ruptured on several occasions.
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The Nisour Square shooting strained diplomatic relations between Washington and Baghdad.
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Her grandson said her fame and success had strained their relationship.
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Trump's rhetoric and policies have strained relations between the two countries.
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Strained relations between the US and Iran have complicated the investigation.
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The aggressive approach strained Kempczinski's relationship with operators, according to Hottovy.
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Avocado pits are sautéed, chopped and strained for their nutty flavor.
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Griffin already was on the sideline with a strained quadriceps tendon.
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Diplomatic relations between the countries have been strained since his killing.
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"Eleanor had a very strained relationship with Christina Gehrig," Eig said.
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Entering TROS, Hux's relationship with Supreme Leader Kylo Ren is strained.
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ISTANBUL/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A trial which has strained Turkish-U.
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One by one, the students strained and failed to break them.
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It's been speculated that the two princes had a strained relationship.
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And relations with his hosts were becoming deeply strained, even adversarial.
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Forbis's own hope is strained by the dull monotony of prison.
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" With Teixeira out, Jacoby Ellsbury missing his fourth straight game with a strained right hip and Alex Rodriguez on the disabled list because of a strained right hamstring, Girardi described his team as "the walking wounded.
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The Yankees rebounded from consecutive losses to the Baltimore Orioles after putting Giancarlo Stanton on the 10-day injured list with a strained left biceps and Miguel Andujar on the injured list with a strained right shoulder.
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T Derek Newton will miss the preseason opener with a strained hamstring.
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ILB Reshard Cliett will miss the preseason opener with a strained hamstring.
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The case has been a flashpoint for already strained US-China relations.
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However, their relationship allegedly became strained after a failed reality TV venture.
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There are two issues that have poisoned the air, or strained relations.
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Duffy has been out since May 22 with a strained right oblique.
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Strain and discard solids; allow strained beet mixture to cool slightly. 3.
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The Journal noted that Kaplan's position at the company has been strained.
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These seven bills could make for a financially strained start to 393.
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The report comes amid strained trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Her neckveins were all strained out, and she was sweating pretty heavy.
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He has been out since April 19 with a strained intercostal muscle.
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Peralta has been shelved since June 133 with a strained right calf.
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Still, a series of high-profile cases have strained police-community relations.
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But in the cramped space, Jay's strained relationship with his father erupted.
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By late July, the relationship between Trump and Bolton was deeply strained.
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"We've had a strained relationship for a while," Pelosi acknowledged of Trump.
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But gifts aside, the first couple's relationship does seem a little...strained.
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Donald's strained relationship with women has plagued his campaign from the start.
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Relations between Freeport and worker unions have been strained in recent years.
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Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Nunez, who strained his right hamstring Sept.
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Neighbors said the relationship between the brothers and their parents were strained.
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While the marriage remained strained, Kiyan's well-being has been their focus.
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Rickard had been out since April 9 with a strained middle strain.
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Moore's relationship with her teenage son, who seemed rudderless, was also strained.
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OF Avisail Garcia (strained hamstring) missed his fourth straight game on Wednesday.
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"The U.S.-Philippines relationship might become strained and even shaken," Jacobson said.
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G/F C.J. Miles missed Friday's game with a strained left calf.
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Eskom is also putting extra pressure on the country's strained public finances.
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As a result, federal courts along the border found their resources strained.
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F Ersan Ilyasova was out Thursday night with strained right SC joints.
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Strained agricultural land may have also led to collapses in crop yields.
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He had been out since June 18 with a strained right hamstring.
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Likewise, her relationship with the remaining members of her family is strained.
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These relations had become particularly strained when Vivendi became TIM's biggest investor.
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And then, Tuesday night against the Cincinnati Reds, he strained a lat.
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Differences over Brexit have strained relations between the United Kingdoms four nations.
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It suggests a weakening in already strained relations between the two countries.
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S. ties, which are already strained from Trump's trade and currency rhetoric.
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He missed more than a month due to a strained left oblique.
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Skaggs was diagnosed with a strained flexor in his forearm Sept. 14.
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CF Adam Jones did not start because of a strained left hamstring.
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The outcome will also shape Turkey's strained relations with the European Union.
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G Jeremy Lamb missed his fifth straight game with a strained hamstring.
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Differences over Brexit have strained relations between the United Kingdom's four nations.
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Garza began the season on the disabled list with a strained groin.
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Ghosn's detention shocked France, strained the car alliance and complicated bilateral relations.
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RHP Edwin Jackson (strained triceps) was reinstated from the disabled list Friday.
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Santana has been out since May 30 with a strained left hamstring.
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Several unseasonably dry winters, along with the sprawling population, have strained supplies.
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Strange has strained relationships with key members of the Alabama Republican establishment.
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Shields (strained right lat) has been on the DL since April 21.
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The drivers, unmasked, had the hard, strained faces of men in combat.
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The chemistry between the two candidates was strained, in part, because Mrs.
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He had been out since April 21 with a strained right oblique.
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The demise of traditional family values has strained conventional notions of trust.
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Rosselló's absence is a sign of the increasingly strained relationship with Bishop.
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He is now current on the rent, but our relationship is strained.
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She listens with strained patience, before amending pretty much everything he says.
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Differences over Brexit have strained the bonds that tie the United Kingdom.
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Israel. The eight years of the Obama administration strained America's traditional partnerships
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The military has been strained by problems with equipment and bureaucratic wrangling.
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The real trial is holding the strained, at times violent, household together.
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And the city, already strained after the tragedy, can't spare much more.
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He had a pain in his chest and his breathing was strained.
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I think, British-Irish relations are strained as a result of Brexit.
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The disaster deepened the already strained relations between Russia and the West.
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It strained his wildest hopes, opened up the wounds of his grief.
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Paul Whelan's arrest comes amid strained relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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He then strained his left side in his 2016 debut May 31.
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His belly strained at the lower buttons of a white dress shirt.
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Norris, who has a strained oblique, is on roughly the same timetable.
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His downfall has strained but not broken the ties between the companies.
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NOTES: Lakers G Jose Calderon sat out with a strained right hamstring.
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Their entry strained relations among EU neighbors and fueled anti-migrant sentiment.
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Mr. Obama's rejection of the pipeline severely strained relations with Mr. Harper.
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The politically charged case has further strained ties between Moscow and Kiev.
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The escalating trade war between the two countries has also strained relations.
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Albuquerque's is a crisis in which police-community relations are beyond strained.
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John Kasich, though he hinted that the relationship is a bit strained.
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Despite the settlement, the relationship between Musk and the SEC remains strained.
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C Chris Herrmann (strained right hamstring) was reinstated from the disabled list.
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Or is your loving but strained rapport closer to Lorelai and Emily?
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Springer suffered a strained left hamstring in Saturday's game against Tampa Bay.
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Even the strongest relationships with family and friends tend to be strained.
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But their finances have been strained in the aftermath of the fire.
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The case also highlighted how cultural sensitives have occasionally been strained here.
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Mr. Pompeo had already strained ties with European allies over Iran policy.
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Julien, whose frequent travel strained his marriage, is impatient with the police.
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At times, though, all the bustling to and fro feels strained, superfluous.
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News out of Washington strained the producers' visa negotiations with other countries.
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In the 1980s, when relations between Washington and Moscow were strained, Mrs.
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"China and the U.S. don't have to have strained relations," he said.
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New York also lost outfielder Cameron Maybin to a strained left calf.
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The standoff has strained relations between the longtime allies and NATO members.
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She strained it, squashing the pulp with the back of a spoon.
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The influx in immigration has strained resources and infrastructure in some cities.
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Relations between the United States and Venezuela have been strained for years.
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The crisis has badly strained relations, never good, between Ankara and Athens.
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Since it only weighs seven ounces, my arm is relaxed, not strained.
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Our cover this week examines the strained relationship between America and China.
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The ruling could escalate the Trump administration's strained trade relations with Europe.
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She bent, strained, writhed, all with a blank gaze that suggested hypnosis.
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Instantly, staff members strained to catch up, hustling in their home offices.
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She had never revealed the recipe to anyone, which strained some friendships.
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Commentators strained to spot and savor any flicker of something more dignified.
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Decades of fighting show in their thinning gray hair and strained gaits.
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Canada's role in detaining Meng has also strained its ties with China.
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Relations between Switzerland and Russia have been strained by previous spying allegations.
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The offensive has strained relations between Washington and Ankara, two NATO allies.
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McGahn's relationship with Trump was strained by events of the Mueller investigation.
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This strained relationship between the foundation and India's government was relatively new.
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His aura was bright and radiant, but his expression was distinctly strained.
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"On the state level, it is a bit more strained," he said.
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Relations between that group and the Conservatives have been, at best, strained.
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The two leaders sought to avoid the strained optics of earlier meetings.
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None will say what they will cut from the agency's strained budget.
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He concedes, however, that Shetland's relationship with power centers can be strained.
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But differences over Brexit have strained relations with the government in London.
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We also learn that Laurie has a strained relationship with her mother.
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Szczur has been out since May 3 with a strained right hamstring.
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But over the past few days, her relationship with Instagram has strained.
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In the year that Zaka was head prefect, relations were particularly strained.
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Adleman has been on the disabled list with a strained left oblique.
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I do think the relationship may be a bit strained right now.
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US officials have typically avoided commenting on Greece's strained relations with Turkey.
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That war came during a strained period in Vietnamese-North Korean relations.
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He had been out since April 28 with a strained left hamstring.
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Some seem inspired, some feel strained, and some you wish weren't there.
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There is something wonderfully strange about Segre's sculptures that never feels strained.
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This has further strained the influence of already underfunded local law agencies.
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However, Ali Bongo's ties with Gabon's former colonial master have been more strained.
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But the Weeksville is strained by another, more entrenched obstacle, according to Fields.
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Despite their strained relationship, Cassidy's daughter Katie rushed to his side as well.
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The weekend skirmishes have strained an already tense relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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"The trust between financial institutions and the community has been strained," he added.
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And what familial ties inmates have are often strained and weakened by incarceration.
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Kuwait's ties with Riyadh have also been strained over control of shared oilfields.
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The Thai junta's seizure of power in 1603 strained ties with the West.
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She never knew her father and had a strained relationship with her mother.
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And what familial ties inmates have are often strained and weakened by incarceration.
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Now, in a different world, Fukuyama's philosophical optimism is more strained than ever.
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Griffin has been out since May 27 with a strained left intercostal muscle.
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D David Savard is expected to miss four weeks with a strained oblique.
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Guerrero suffered a strained patellar tendon in his left knee in early June.
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The right-hander had two strikeouts before leaving with a strained left intercostal.
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When he shook a reporter's hand, he smiled, but his grin was strained.
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Kerr had better news when it came to Klay Thompson's strained left hamstring.
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That has strained the town's resources and the tolerance of its 12,000 inhabitants.
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He will remain in Cincinnati to receive treatment on his strained left oblique.
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Starting guard Jordan Clarkson strained his left knee Wednesday and did not return.
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These processes typically intensify when countries receiving the migrants feel strained, she said.
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The Rockets played their third straight game without James Harden (strained left hamstring).
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Strained relations between the NATO partners have improved slightly in recent months, however.
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In fact, relations between Baghdad and Irbil have been strained for many years.
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With Gentiloni&aposs visit, India and Italy have cast aside their strained relations.
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The relationship between Britain's royal family and the media has long been strained.
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Delivery networks are likely to be strained as the volume of parcels grows.
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The lack of babies threatens the strained pension system and future economic growth.
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The papers state West's "behavior was strained, confused and erratic" at his Nov.
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Many women working for Zan TV also have strained relationships with their family.
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The case has strained ties between NATO allies Turkey and the United States.
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The deep freeze snapped rail lines, canceled hundreds of flights and strained utilities.
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His visit comes amid strained ties between Renault and its partner, Nissan Motor.
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Texas RHP Tony Barnette remains day-to-day with a strained left oblique.
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Relations between Cooper and the legislature, already strained, became more bitter last week.
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After several strained months that saw secessionists organize an illegal referendum on Oct.
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All this, combined with the strained external environment, led to an investor exodus.
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Communication was strained during Mercury retrograde, but finally, things will begin clearing up.
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Earlier this year, Morrison missed over two weeks with a strained right forearm.
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Judge, 27, has been sidelined since late April with a strained left oblique.
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Murphy has a strained glute and has not started for nearly two weeks.
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OF Aaron Hicks (strained right hamstring) was activated from the disabled list Tuesday.
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We're told the relationship between Brody and Caitlyn has been strained for years.
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The uptick in calls to the RAINN hotline has strained their staffing resources.
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Gordon strained his lower back in the loss to Brooklyn on Friday night.
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Pence had been sidelined for a month due to a strained right groin.
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Castillo has been out since June 17 because of a strained left oblique.
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Ties between Ankara and Washington have been strained over a host of issues.
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Heyward's singular focus over so many years strained his relationship with his family.
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That latter relationship is always strained but never more so than right now.
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Today, the Sino-America bond is at the same time strong and strained.
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Like virtually everything Trump said on the campaign trail, this promise strained credulity.
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Gearrin has been on the DL since July 6 with a strained shoulder.
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Franco-Russian relations have been strained by Russia's role in Ukraine and Syria.
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Hyun-jin Ryu suffered a grotesque groin injury; Kenta Maeda strained his hip.
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Relations between the two, and with Mr Johnson's Foreign Office, can be strained.
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There have been other issues that have strained ties between Manila and Ottawa.
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America's support for the Kurds in Syria has strained its relationship with Turkey.
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Thirty-four percent do not see trade ties growing more strained, RND reported.
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Thanks to some strained vocal chords, Mayim Bialik can't speak for a month.
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"It's good to start over at 52," he said with a strained smile.
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Turkey's strained international liquidity position makes it vulnerable to shifts in investor sentiment.
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S. trade war and the strained relations between the United States and Iran.
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Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection.
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The decades-long strategic relationship between Beijing and Pyongyang is looking increasingly strained.
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He was placed on the disabled list Wednesday with a strained right hamstring.
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But the recent surge in violence has strained those views of the military.
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Zimmerman (2230.700-22014) had a strained groin, and Cabrera had a bruised knee.
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Greenidge depicts the relationship between James and William as strained yet ultimately pivotal.
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The matter has strained the newly reestablished relations between the Washington and Havana.
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Such discussions about privacy can feel strained against the backdrop of technological change.
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His movements are more restrictive, his mobility more limited, his speech more strained.
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Ice, snow, alcohol, strained family relations, faulty lights and stress do the rest.
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C Zaza Pachulia (strained rotator cuff) returned to action Thursday against the Clippers.
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Mr. Cruz strained on Monday to cast his likely win as an upset.
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CF Adam Jones (strained left hamstring) didn't start for a third straight game.
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He had been out since May 6 with a strained left oblique muscle.
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The bottom line: Facebook and news organizations have a strained, yet symbiotic, relationship.
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C Chris Herrmann (strained right hamstring) was reinstated from the disabled list Tuesday.
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NOTES: Brooklyn G Randy Foye (strained right hamstring) missed his second straight game.
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There's no metacommentary on her fame, no strained attempts at number one hits.
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Be smart: McGahn has had, at times, a strained relationship with the president.
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One was Shkreli's strained working relationship with a top Retrophin executive, Richardson said.
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Then there are the news reports about marriages "strained" by conflicting political beliefs.
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The Trumps have a pretty strained relationship with Baltimore, to put it lightly.
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The more this happens, the more existing workforce safety nets will be strained.
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The influx of families to Lower Manhattan has also strained public school resources.
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Senior Republican officials say that the relationship between the two is not strained.
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Op-Ed Contributor The quality of mercy is strained in the Middle East.
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But the congressman has strained to avoid such typecasting as a liberal shill.
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It felt strained, silly, and has ruined hard-boiled eggs for me forevermore.
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The two boys had a "strained" relationship, according to the Cross Creek report.
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And yet the 28th season hasn't been as strained as you might expect.
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It was Harden's second game back after missing seven with a strained hamstring.
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Kevin Durant for a third straight game because of a strained right calf.
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If absenteeism remains high, it will add stress to an already strained industry.
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The cable company has had a strained relationship with the administration of Gov.
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Families remain strained, political differences seem existential, dinner tables still have empty seats.
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He had been out since sustaining a strained right groin on March 22.
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But there's also something sadly familiar in Gilgi's strained drive for self-actualization.
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Disagreements over the daily barrage of decisions further strained their relationship, she said.
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Sessions have become strained as patients censor themselves in front of their families.
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" That strained credulity with one student, Dana Bolger, who tweeted: "Do More Now.
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He was only able to do one, and only in a strained manner.
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The problem is symptomatic of a health-care system strained by rapid growth.
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And President Trump's tweets about London's latest terrorist attack strained relations with Britain.
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But over their past six losses, the strained Mets bullpen blew the game.
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Many universities' mental health and wellness centers are strained for many other reasons.
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Campaign staff strained to enlist prospective volunteers on their way to their cars.
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They will add thousands of extra beds to Wuhan's extremely strained medical system.
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The prolonged delay has strained the Navy&aposs relationship with shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls.
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Between the lines: Medical care is expensive, and county budgets are often strained.
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A strained relationship with the F.B.I. can make life difficult for a president.
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Such an outcome would be a positive step forward for a strained relationship.
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Pollock missed the final three weeks of 2016 with a strained left groin.
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Lakers' reserve guard Alex Caruso sat out the game with a strained calf.
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Trade relations between the U.S. and EU had been strained in recent months.
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Juncker and Trump are meeting as U.S.-European trade relations have been strained.
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"The whole system had been strained, so we decided to merge," she said.
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The activity has picked up as plummeting commodity prices have strained energy companies.
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Relations between Trump and the former Exxon CEO appear to still be strained.
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The campaign tore the country apart and strained some of my closest friendships.
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The men depicted were unmistakably Everyman laborers, with rough clothes and strained faces.
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Many a friendship (and Uber rating) has been strained over an LAX pickup.
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The laconic Senate leader has strained all year to wrangle his narrow majority.
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Austin Rivers has been sidelined since March 30 with a strained left hamstring.
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It will also determine how California fixes and updates its strained energy system.
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Relations between Canada and the United States have been strained for many months.
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What the Pediatrics study ultimately reveals is which groups are the most strained.
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Chief Harteau was also believed to have a strained relationship with Ms. Hodges.
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I strained the fat and refrigerated it for future use, like frying potatoes.
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Only, unlike in the books, she and her father have a strained relationship.
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But Collins, with few options to turn to, pushed his strained bullpen further.
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The case became a symbol of strained police-community relations and racial tensions.
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Tulowitzki, who missed Friday's game with a strained calf, was 1-for-4.
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The party's successes are strained by fears of a shift toward centralized authority.
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Yet other facilities, such as those in the Northeast, are comparatively less strained.
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Meanwhile, China has been watching closely as U.S.-Pakistan relations become increasingly strained.
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Only as the book winds down do they reappear, but it's disorienting, strained.
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Communication is strained, especially concerning money, as messenger planet Mercury clashes with Saturn.
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OF Matt Kemp was pulled from Friday's game with a strained right hamstring.
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Lakers reserve guard Rajon Rondo sat out the contest with a strained hamstring.
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Google's strained relationship with Washington would have seemed unthinkable just a year ago.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (strained left hamstring) threw a 38-pitch simulated game Thursday.
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The president has also strained a crucial alliance in the region, with Australia.
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NOTES: Tigers 2B Ian Kinsler (strained left hamstring) missed his third consecutive game.
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Weathering the financial crisis stormKay was no stranger to rebuilding strained investor relationships.
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These are massive numbers that weigh heavily on an already strained federal budget.
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The team was 6-11 since James strained his left groin on Dec.
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Budget-strained countries like Nigeria, Venezuela, and Algeria will see a particular crunch.
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The relationship between the European Union and American tech companies is increasingly strained.
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Right fielder Stephen Piscotty strained his right hamstring running the bases in the second inning of Thursday's 5-4 loss to Milwaukee, and center fielder Dexter Fowler strained his right shoulder one inning later trying to make a diving catch.
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The indictments are likely to put added pressure on already strained U.S.-Turkish relations.
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Happily, though, the show's other most strained relationship is becoming a bit less tense.
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In his new song "March 14," the rapper referenced a strained relationship with Brussaux.
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In the Pentagon's honored tradition of strained acronyms, the Navy calls it Magic Carpet.
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But the crush of migrants at the southern border has strained the agency's resources.
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There are reasons to credit this as more than just amusingly strained political vaudeville.
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And, unfortunately, prior to yesterday&aposs summit, U.S.-Russian relations -- they were incredibly strained.
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But her vulnerability's exposed in her strained smile, and her performance here is interrupted.
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Kipnis has been on the DL since July 9 with a strained right hamstring.
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RHP Cory Rasmus (strained groin) is scheduled to pitch in extended spring training Saturday.
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This is a strained view of the evidence and ignores the very law cited.
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The crush of migrants at the southern border, however, has strained the agency's resources.
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Chisenhall has been sidelined for nearly two months due to a strained right calf.
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Kipnis has been on the DL since July 22016 with a strained right hamstring.
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He threw a bullpen workout Saturday and reported no pain in his strained forearm.
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John Schneider is hoping he can mend his strained relationship with his three children.
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F Jerami Grant did not play Thursday night because of a strained left calf.
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But for the last several years, that relationship has grown more and more strained.
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Similarly, relations with China, Iran and Russia have become strained during Mr Trump's presidency.
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Relations between NATO-member Turkey and its U.S. and European partners have become strained.
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F Vince Carter returned Tuesday after missing seven games with a strained right hip.
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RHP Sergio Romo was placed on the disabled list with a strained flexor tendon.
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Now two developments have strained weak loyalties to breaking point: Brexit and Mr Corbyn.
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Investors hope his release can lead to an improvement in strained U.S.-Turkey relations.
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They can serve as light aircraft carriers, assets to augment the strained carrier force.
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He's still out in the best-of-seven series with a strained calf. (AP)
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Lam's revelations sparked outrage in the city and have further strained relations with China.
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Refugees continue to make their way through a strained Europe, despite the winter cold.
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Phegley was on the DL from May 25-2381 with a strained right knee.
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He replaced injured C Josh Phegley (strained right knee) on the 25-man roster.
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It's also difficult for those who have a strained or estranged relationship with theirs.
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On Saturday, a source told PEOPLE Saturday the couple's connection is there, but strained.
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Last year, he missed a month with Arizona because of a strained right hamstring.
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However, the relationship could be strained between the president-elect and the financial community.
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DeSclafani's rehab was paused briefly due to a setback with his strained left oblique.
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His voice strained as he spoke about the news agency's coverage of Rakhine State.
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Twitter's relationship with US lawmakers investigating Russian disinformation has at times seemed similarly strained.
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G Danilo Gallinari (strained left glute) missed Friday's game against Cleveland and remains out.
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The Hornets were without starters Cody Zeller (fractured hand) and Jeremy Lamb (strained hamstring).
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Mobile phones hovered above the crowd as the audience strained to capture the moment.
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RHP Evan Scribner was placed on the disabled list Saturday with a strained flexor.
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Segura, sidelined since April 10 with a strained right hamstring, knocked in three runs.
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Paul strained his left hamstring early in the third quarter and did not return.
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Mr Akhanli's arrest has further damaged the already strained relationship between Turkey and Germany.
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Help the runners in your life ward off strained IT bands and plantar fasciitis!
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Brody Jenner is getting candid about his strained relationship with his father, Caitlyn Jenner.
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C Willie Cauley-Stein missed his third straight game with a strained lower back.
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Netanyahu&aposs government has had a strained relationship with much of the Arab minority.
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Women said it degraded their mental health, strained their relationships, and limited future opportunities.
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RF Yasiel Puig (strained left hamstring) will be activated Tuesday, manager Dave Roberts said.
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NDiaye's novels frequently feature biracial couples, absent or distant fathers, and strained filial relationships.
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Allen has not played since suffering a strained right elbow in the Bills' Oct.
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Hamels was placed on the disabled list May 3 with a strained right oblique.
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Cashner was placed on the disabled list last Saturday with a strained left oblique.
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Attempts to link those arguments to her story seem more than a little strained.
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Choi, 28, has not played since July 2 due to a strained left ankle.
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Dabadie appeared to address their strained relationship in his retirement letter to the mayor.
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"It's not that hard," says Spacey in Clinton's familiar hoarse-sounding, strained vocal register.
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Cash is needed for schools and overburdened infrastructure, such as Lebanon's strained water supply.
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The Rockets were without guard Chris Paul (strained hamstring) for a second consecutive game.
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As the row deepens, Turkey has sought to improve strained ties with European allies.
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Through strained visages, they show the power and passion of communication at the RNC.
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He strained his right hamstring making a diving catch on April 7 in Pittsburgh.
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The transmission chain was strained and close to breaking from the rigors of rehearsal.
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Hernandez has been out with a strained oblique since June 11 but was hitting .
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INF Matt Duffy (strained left Achilles) could start a rehab assignment sometime next week.
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He strained his right hamstring making a diving catch in Pittsburgh on April 7.
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Higher oil prices would be positive for all oil producers dealing with strained budgets.
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NOTES: Heat F Luke Babbitt missed the game with a strained right hip flexor.
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In most countries, welfare and health systems are strained but still function well enough.
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Pollock has been on the disabled list with a strained groin since May 15.
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RHP Justin Miller (strained left oblique) was reinstated from the 15-day disabled list.
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He has been on the DL since April 22 because of a strained groin.
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Turner was placed on the disabled list May 23 with a strained right hamstring.
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Brooklyn played its first game without starting point guard Jeremy Lin (strained left hamstring).
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Abraham's relationship with her mother, Debra Danielsen, became increasingly strained due to her pregnancy.
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She relishes the strained encounters with her distant, repressed father and passive-aggressive stepmother.
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He had been sidelined since July 03 because of a strained right index finger.
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The scandal has strained Nissan's 20-year-old partnership with 43.4 percent-owner Renault.
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But the relationship was strained, and once they left Chechnya they planned to separate.
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He has been on the disabled list since April 13 with a strained shoulder.
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Athens said the ruling would help to improve strained ties with its NATO ally.
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The dispute has strained relations between India and Italy and its European Union partners.
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But, strained by Israel's wars in Gaza, relations have frayed dramatically during Erdogan's leadership.
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Instead, alcoholism took control of his life and strained his relationships with his family.
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China's political relations with its neighbor have been strained for the past few years.
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Meanwhile, Anthony's brother, Lee, is said to have a strained relationship with his sister.
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He has also ended coalitions with both before, and their relations are severely strained.
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Petricka had been on the DL since April 6 with a strained right lat.
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Now, however, Quinn and others fear this cycle could be strained if not broken.
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Ghosn's downfall has strained the global autos alliance between Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Motors.
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The announcement comes amid strained relations between the two countries, which have exchanged airstrikes.
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For President Trump, López Obrador's victory represents an opportunity to rebuild a strained relationship.
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Jennings came off the disabled list Monday after missing July with a strained hamstring.
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Shields has been on the DL with a strained right lat since April 21.
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But some liberals have strained to understand the new order on its own terms.
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She said she hoped to address strained relations between many black people and police.
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Jesse has a strained relationship with his family because of his prior drug use.
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Cabrera, who is returning from a strained knee, could be back by this weekend.
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Instead, Rolls-Royces have big V12 engines so they never feel or sound strained.
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But aboard the bus with the Hollywood flatterer Billy Bush, those strained arguments collapsed.
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It should be noted -- R. Kelly and his daughter's relationship is beyond strained already.
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Barely a week into the job, he has already strained the fragile 'grand coalition'.
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Each is operating at strained capacity and in need of upgrades and/or repair.
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Critics questioned the feasibility of such a plan, citing an already strained national budget.
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SS Troy Tulowitzki did not play in Friday's game due to a strained calf.
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It's a diverse, bright record with big singles that never feel contrived or strained.
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Relationships get very lopsided and the people who become the caregivers become very strained.
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A strained falsetto vibrates through it all, never quite settling or dominating its environment.
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Potter's photographs manage to instill the mostly inanimate landscape with a strained, creeping anxiety.
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But that leaves other, already-strained services to pick up the slack, GAO writes.
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Merkel's relationship with Trump has been strained since the president took office in January.
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But I couldn't, so I strained to fit her vision of what she wanted.
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Venezuela's neighbors have been generous in aiding immigrants, but their resources are becoming strained.
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Apparently sensing my confusion, he leaned forward and spoke in strained but clear words.
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Zachary Cruz, who, like his brother, was adopted, had a strained relationship with him.
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Now most residents peer out of their wood-frame houses and offer strained smiles.
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Clint Frazier is out with a concussion, and Jacoby Ellsbury has a strained oblique.
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Until recently, relations between Muslims and Spaniards were relatively cordial, quietly strained, or nonexistent.
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In Brazil, the future of Zika babies is complicated by poverty and strained resources.
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As he shook hands with the Obamas, they forced polite but palpably strained smiles.
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Fact checkers have made clear that he has a strained relationship with the truth.
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Mr. Trump's strategy has strained American alliances and given allies little room to maneuver.
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What's striking about this number is who's saying Trump's election has strained race relations.
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It's also a great way of breaking the tension in a strained situation. 2.
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Poland's relations with Russia are strained, as Warsaw is afraid of Moscow's renewed assertiveness.
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Her embrace of Mr. Trump strained her relationship with some of her fellow conservatives.
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Parents released from immigration custody, like Ms. Souza, have strained to recover their children.
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Mr. Navarro's remarks strained the already tense negotiations between the United States and Canada.
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Chicago played its fourth straight game without leading scorer Zach LaVine (strained left quadricep).
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Pollution is worsening, and access to public resources like electricity and sewers is strained.
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What I saw and heard suggest that the city's resources are strained at best.
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The Russian doping controversy has strained relationships within the leadership ranks of the Olympics.
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In other diplomatic news, Turkey is trying to improve strained ties with the West.
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The back-and-forth has strained relations between the White House and Hill Republicans.
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But many of those forays have been criticized as strained and over the top.
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The latest problems began in May 105, when he strained his right hip flexor.
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Their relationship was already strained because of Catalonia's effort to win independence from Spain.
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Primary care doctors, the gatekeepers through which the whole system flows, sometimes feel strained.
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Caitlyn then claimed that her relationship with Khloé, 35, has been strained ever since.
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Operating within such a strained system, there is pressure to be a good soldier.
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Monday's verdict is widely expected to further shake, but not break, these strained ties.
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He had a strained relationship with George W. Bush after a nasty primary battle.
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G Austin Rivers returned after missing 10 games due to a strained left hamstring.
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Ties between the neighbours after Singapore's 1965 split from Malaysia have occasionally been strained.
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The marriage was sometimes strained, and many of Barris's pilots mined tensions at home.
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Cleveland center Andre Drummond sat out Wednesday's game because of a strained left calf.
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Ms. de Niese, though strained at times, sang with fullness and richly expressive shadings.
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But the council has appeared strained by divisions between its civilian and military wings.
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Polish borscht is strained, and the version at Pierozek has the clarity of consommé.
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They live in fear of large cuts to a program that already seems strained.
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A spate of highly publicized police shootings of African Americans has strained community bonds.
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Some appear to show crowded hospitals, strained health care workers and gravely ill patients.
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Yes, he missed a month with a strained biceps, but he carried a respectable .
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LONG DELAYS The flood of arrestees has strained the courts, lawyers and advocates say.
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"The situation is strained," he said in an interview with Swiss newspaper Aargauer Zeitung.
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Mathew Golsteyn last month, in a move that strained his relationship with Pentagon leaders.
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It's this apocalyptic psychology that motivates the strained defenses of even Trump's worst behavior.
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The relationship between Iraq and the US presence there has been pretty strained lately.
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Older Americans' finances are also being strained by the needs of those around them.
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F Richaun Holmes was lost with a strained right Achilles in the third quarter.
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Tannehill has missed the last two games with strained ligaments in his left knee.
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She loves him, but their relationship is strained because he begins to transcend humanity.
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But the administration has countered that the number of arrivals has strained the system.
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Another theme of that show was Mr. Stevens's strained relationship with his sister, Stephanie.
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A lot of punny themes are flawed by strained "surface" meanings, but not today.
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He had missed 11 games due to a strained tendon on his right thumb.
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Eventually, Allysen Hooks rolls out from under it, her nude body tense and strained.
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His visit comes amid strained ties between French automaker Renault and Japan's Nissan Motor.
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And be warned: Your credibility will be ever more strained before the play ends.
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His relationship with Mr. Trump, once full of bonhomie, has soured and become strained.
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A number of state bodies also have offered to contribute, drawing on strained budgets.
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Mattis's exit punctuates a particularly strained week in foreign policy for the White House.
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Jay, 34, had been out since spring training due to a strained right hip.
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This is partly due to the fact that communications on the island are strained.
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I tried to gobble up as much as my exhausted, strained eyes would allow.
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He had missed 21 games due to a strained tendon on his right thumb.
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But their resources would be badly strained, leaving little capacity for any other conflicts.
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Belarus has close historical ties with Russia, although the relationship can at times be strained.
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He's on the disabled list with a strained oblique but has been taking batting practice.
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NOTES: Charlotte F Nicolas Batum missed his second straight game with a strained left knee.
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Paul suffered a strained left hamstring early in the third quarter and did not return.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian relationship was seriously strained on Sunday's episode of Rob & Chyna.
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The brief points to an increasingly strained relationship between Silicon Valley and the White House.
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The Fed's recent interest rate hikes put an immediate crimp on those already-strained budgets.
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Doctors said the pregnancy strained Garner's enlarged heart, a condition she was previously unaware of.
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That way, the person you're crowdfunding for doesn't have to overstretch their already strained energy.
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But, based on comments from the Kurds protecting the base, their relationship has become strained.
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Sweat trickled into his eyes when he strained to look up from his bent position.
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The relationship is still strained, but they do have an honest conversation after the trial.
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The case has strained relations between Turkey and the United States, which are NATO allies.
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But Woolsey has said he immediately opposed the plan, which strained his relationship with Flynn.
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NOTES: Dallas G Deron Williams missed his fourth straight game with a strained left calf.
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Relations between Obama and Netanyahu were severely strained over the U.S.-backed Iran nuclear deal.
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The Seahawks likely will be without guard D.J. Fluker, who strained his hamstring last weekend.
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G Isaiah Thomas missed the Wednesday game at San Antonio because of a strained groin.
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The veteran is out for at least another 12 days with a strained left calf.
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INF Alexi Amarista (strained hamstring) is taking ground balls and getting close to being available.
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That's strained the two countries' relations, spurring talk that the "golden age" of China-U.
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Their meetings are strained, the physical and mental toll it takes on Han is clear.
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"Avery has a pretty significant strained hamstring," Celtics coach Brad Stevens told reporters on Sunday.
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He suffered a strained right oblique during Monday's 10-163 loss to the White Sox.
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THE "SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP" has been strained this week, following the leak of frank diplomatic cables.
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I retired, not wanting to be that athlete who strained her body past her prime.
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And locally, the convictions add to Christie's already-strained relationship with New Jersey's Republican Party.
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Gray was placed on the disabled list on March 30 with a strained right lat.
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He went on the injured list the following day with a strained left oblique muscle.
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The pinched, stricken looks on my colleagues' faces told me that they were similarly strained.
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G Raul Neto missed a second straight game on Friday night with a strained groin.
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As it approaches, the notion that pesky politics has been abolished will look increasingly strained.
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Meanwhile, Turkey's intrusion into the Syrian civil war has strained relations with the United States.
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The storm was also cruel to the US Virgin Islands, where communications are also strained.
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His strained, pained smile at the end of every stage set is the dead giveaway.
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Davis was on the disabled list April 21-May 2409 with a strained left hamstring.
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Ties between NATO ally Turkey and the United States have been strained by other issues.
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Gas-powered generators and their operators fill the void created by a strained electric grid.
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In his speech, Obama strained to hold everyone accountable for the state of the country.
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They might be helping mend the strained but traditional alliance between North Korea and China.
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Lewis has been on the disabled list since June 25 with a strained right lat.
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On the final game of the preseason, Warriors' power forward David Lee strained his hamstring.
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The very theory of the Iowa caucuses was strained by Monday night's vote-counting debacle.
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Concerns about strained services and undermined wages are not just about those services and wages.
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The fierce debate has strained relationships and seen major political heavyweights put forward opposing views.
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NOTES: Dodgers 3B Justin Turner (strained right hamstring) will participate in a simulated game Wednesday.
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Finances may be strained as Venus opposes Saturn—it's not the day to spend lavishly.
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LHP CC Sabathia (strained left groin) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday.
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But Sunday's move underscores just how strained (and strange) U.S.-Iran ties are right now.
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He said, however, that relations between the two countries are strained and could be improved.
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The same can be said of Rebecca's current strained relationship with Randall (Sterling K. Brown).
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He initially strained his left hamstring May 24 running down a fly ball in Seattle.
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The failure to extradite him before his elaborate jailbreak strained relations with the United States.
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We know it's strained, thanks to Rebecca's constant nagging about Kate's weight over the years.
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Plus, things are already strained -- to say the least -- between Ciara and her baby daddy.
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Secretary Kelly, you know the relationship between DHS and the homeland can often be strained.
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A U.S. airstrike Saturday that Russia says killed 62 Syrian troops further strained the ceasefire.
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Budgets in oil-producing countries such as Angola, Brazil, Nigeria and Venezuela are severely strained.
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Since Israel's Independence in 1948, the relationship between the countries has been a strained one.
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Kylie Jenner and Tyga's connection is still there, but it's strained, a source tells PEOPLE.
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After nearly two days, this gets strained; the fat is then separated and mostly removed.
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RHP Sonny Gray (strained lat) was sent on a rehab assignment to Triple-A Nashville.
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RHP Robert Gsellman (strained left hamstring) made his second rehab start for Double-A Binghamton.
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Right now, the relationship between tech and regulators is reading somewhere between strained and adversarial.
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Young has a strained right forearm, and Medlen has inflammation in his right rotator cuff.
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In 2017, a report by a Indian Parliamentary Committee had identified 34 strained power projects.
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Hamels, who started Saturday, returns after missing five weeks because of a strained left oblique.
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Lamar Odom's relationship with the Kardashians is a strained one, to the say the least.
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But the continuing questions have brought his strained relationship with the president into renewed focus.
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Hahn (strained right triceps) has been on the 10-day disabled list since May 24.
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But to maintain this stance of pseudo-balance, the Times has to draw strained equivalencies.
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Fatefully, on Friday, Sabathia joined Rodriguez on the disabled list with a strained left groin.
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He also was on the DL from April 22.75-May 20103 with a strained hamstring.
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"Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection," he said.
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Ms. Trump quickly broke the strained silence by saying that she was her own person.
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Uber's path to profitability is strained but not atypical for high-growth startups these days.
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Unless Resurgence is director Roland Emmerich's Brexit commentary, which seems unlikely, it's all very strained.
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Commenting on Twitter, Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves summarized how Moscow's credibility has been strained.
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The strained ties raised questions about the future of some German troops stationed in Turkey.
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"The sense of security among the public is very strained right now," he said Wednesday.
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Macron's competitiveness law strained the alliance, and Hollande needed parliamentary legerdemain to get it passed.
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But by the time of the attempt on Cor's life their relationship had grown strained.
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Budget cuts and inadequate funding from state governments has strained public schools around the country.
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His relationship with his mother, Mattie Shaw, was strained, and his early life was isolated.
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Greek yogurt is already strained some, and thick, which means half your work is done.
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Kipnis has been on the disabled list since July 9 with a strained right hamstring.
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Whatever iffy bits do rise to the top are removed when the stock is strained.
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Cespedes, who was recovering from a strained right quadriceps, took batting practice Tuesday, Alderson said.
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Flores was recalled with RF Kole Calhoun sidelined temporarily due to a strained right hamstring.
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In addition to sanctions, U.S.-Russia relations have been strained over Russia's presence in Venezuela.
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SS Chad Pinder left the game following the fifth inning with a strained left hamstring.
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Shields has been on the disabled list since April 212 with a strained right lat.
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NOTES: Brooklyn G Jeremy Lin returned after missing 17 games with a strained left hamstring.
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We should no longer buy the statistically strained arguments about F.T.A.s delivering growth and jobs.
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Orlando played without its leading scorer, center Nikola Vucevic, because of a strained groin muscle.
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Then there's Kevin Durant (strained calf), Enes Kanter (separated shoulder) and Rodney Hood (hyperextended knee).
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OF Matt Szczur (strained right hamstring) was placed on the 22-day disabled list Tuesday.
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Two Good yogurt is made out of strained liquid yogurt — the kind you can drink.
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The saga has strained the global alliance of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi that he oversaw.
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LHP Zach Britton (strained left forearm) met with a specialist in Los Angeles on Monday.
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With the shelter system strained to its limit, the city has turned to budget hotels.
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Mr. Hu's release comes as the new national security legislation has strained Australian-Chinese ties.
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Bulls leading scorer Zach LaVine missed his second straight game with a strained left quadriceps.
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During its existence, NATO has often been strained as the security and political environment evolved.
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Six people strained at the corners of a rock sling to move the biggest ones.
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But his confrontational approach has also strained relations with vital allies like the European Union.
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Napier, who was out with a strained right hamstring, scored 8 points in 11 minutes.
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My routine has barely changed, but one by one, formerly easy tasks have become strained.
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Pressure has mounted on Saikawa given the company's poor performance and strained ties with Renault.
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STRAINED ALLIANCE In June, Nissan set up a trio of committees to improve its governance.
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Sheriff Garry McFadden claimed the program had strained relationships between law enforcement and immigrant communities.
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Her relationship with her family was strained — sometimes over activism, other times over personal clashes.
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Without Thompson and Kevin Durant (strained right calf), he did that without getting much help.
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But I know of others who've had these relationships strained to breaking point by Brexit.
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As part of the same kinetic chain, a weakened knee resulted in a strained calf.
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By contrast, Britain's National Health Service, while strained of late, has more formidable negotiating leverage.
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The AI had perfectly captured the emotionally and existentially strained tenor of the family's home.
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The grounding of the 224 Max after two deadly crashes had already strained the company.
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Back in December, the U.S. government dispersed about 21 of them, which strained local shelters.
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Back in December, the U.S. government dispersed about 500 of them, which strained local shelters.
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No wonder she looks strained when little Joanie asks her to make Jamie come home.
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But those ties have been strained by earlier Croatian efforts to link Bosnia to terrorism.
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I was relieved that it would be a quick meal because our conversations were strained.
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Ms. Wall would never pick up a pen again, Mr. Wall said, his voice strained.
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Rhodes's optimism is clearly strained by the enormity of the challenge posed by climate change.
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There were mentions of the strained credibility of the former Trump lawyer, Michael D. Cohen.
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More Facebook news: The company's scandals have strained the relationship between Democrats and Silicon Valley.
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Trade conflicts and other tensions have also strained relations between the world's two largest economies.
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Michael Fabiano's Faust was, as usual with this tenor, tensely forceful — sometimes exciting, sometimes strained.
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He was making just his second start since missing four months with a strained forearm.
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Testing capacity at Army bases, like elsewhere in the United States, is strained by demand.
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The relationship between Intel's chip designers and manufacturing had been particularly strained, Mr. Swan said.
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Retaliatory trade moves have already been announced, and diplomatic ties are certain to be strained.
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Occasionally, his relationships became strained as a result — the leering attention tended to annoy girlfriends.
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ROME — The emperor Nero and the city of Rome have always had a strained history.
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Mirza said she strained her calf muscle in her right leg during the Hobart final.
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Background reading: • Mr. Sanger's coverage of the strained meeting between Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Putin.
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Biden qualifies on knowing stuff, though I admit his relationship to language is strained. Klobuchar?
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Today it's very strained for all reasons that I think the American people well understand.
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She moved in with her mother in East Elmhurst, Queens, but their relationship became strained.
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In recent years, reports have suggested the relationship between Panasonic and Tesla has become strained.
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But the relationship grew strained when she declined to endorse him during last year's primary.
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Her relationship with Iovine was strained, but Nicks asked him to produce the record anyway.
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The countries' relations have been strained since the U.S. withdrew from a 2015 nuclear agreement.
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That's about where this strained comparison has to end or it will simply burst apart.
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It's clear, however, that the city has been strained to its limits by the epidemic.
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At times, high-flying phrases seemed to press her voice, resulting in some strained sound.
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The process of acquiring identification was complicated and expensive, and the situation strained her marriage.
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He basically barked orders at me while I strained to make his ideas a reality.
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OF Hyun Soo-Kim (strained right hamstring) was placed on the 15-day disabled list.
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RHP Darren O'Day (strained right hamstring) threw 25 pitches in a simulated game Tuesday afternoon.
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Since Kim Jong Un took power in 2011 however, the relationship has become increasingly strained.
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Closer David Robertson was unavailable because of a strained muscle in his upper left leg.
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Efforts to mend strained diplomatic relations with the United States have also supported the lira.
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RF Yasiel Puig (strained left hamstring) was activated from the 15-day disabled list Tuesday.
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Buchholz had been on the DL since June 25 due to a strained left oblique.
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But it also speaks to Murphy's somewhat strained association with the source of his stardom.
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The entire excess negative glut can give us infoxication, strained capacity, loneliness and ideological isolation.
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Gray was placed on the DL on May 21 because of a strained right trapezius.
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It remains to be seen how long their strained budgets can take the extra cost.
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Gsellman was placed on the disabled list June 43 due to a strained left hamstring.
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Because food is one of the easiest things to cut when family budgets are strained.
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And the issue has strained Beijing's ties with the United States and the European Union.
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Mr. Northam was also confronted on Tuesday by a newly strained relationship with Lt. Gov.
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Asian exporters are already being strained by a prolonged slowdown in the global electronics sectors.
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But when I asked them what else they could have done, their voices grew strained.
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I feel, Bobby strained to find the right words, just a tremendous sense of hope.
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Ties between the two countries have been strained on a number fronts in recent months.
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At its worst, it feels strained; this is most evident in the direction and performances.
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Additionally, thousands of migrants waiting in Tijuana are already suffering amid overcrowding and strained resources.
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The relationship between Lewandowski and Jared Kushner, the husband of Trump's daughter, Ivanka, grew increasingly strained.
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Victorians believed that women's reproductive health would be damaged if they strained their brains at university.
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But then, that would be the least of the misfires in this strained, self-amused production.
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Everything is so strained that one of Riverdale's central couples ends the episode by breaking up.
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Time lost on the Akkuyu project because of strained relations would be made up, he said.
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The alliance, however, has been strained in recent times, mostly over disagreements rooted in historical grievances.
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He has not pitched for the Twins since April 30 due to a strained right calf.
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But Trump's disregard for the intelligence community has strained ties with some of its strongest partners.
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Frazier had missed the team's last 24 games with a strained left hamstring and is hitting .
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Gray was sidelined by a strained right trapezius and placed on the DL on May 22.
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The Athletics placed RHP Sonny Gray (strained trapezius muscle) on the 15-day disabled list. 2.
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Or, at the very least, might explain some of the tension in their clearly strained relationship.
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Erdogan also has a strained relationship with Russia due to stepped up military action in Syria.
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The mothers, eager, strained, bracing themselves for the worst, are often particularly relieved to hear this.
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A strained hamstring caused him to miss the first month of the regular season at Columbus.
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The case also has further roiled an already strained trade relationship between the U.S. and China.
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The president also said that both Russia and the U.S. are to blame for strained relations.
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RHP Nefi Ogando (strained right hand) was sent on a rehab assignment to Triple-A Louisville.
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A slowdown vehicle sales in China, the world's largest auto market, strained the company's performance there.
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F Vince Carter returned to the Grizzlies after missing seven games with a strained right hip.
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Turkey's purchase of the Russian systems has strained already tense ties with NATO ally United States.
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Poorer parents are too strained and stressed to spend as much quality time raising their kids.
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The two uncover family secrets that strained their relationship, impaired their communication and kept them apart.
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"Even before all this Trump presidency stuff started, they weren't good and their marriage was strained."
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The president's manner of communicating sensitive information has also strained relations with another key ally, Britain.
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The Veterans Affairs system has been strained badly as older veterans age and face declining health.
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The relationship between the U.S. and China has been strained in recent months over escalating tariffs.
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Climax, Noé's latest, is almost refreshing in comparison to the strained transgression of his past work.
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The split between Trump and Republicans in Congress is the latest test of a strained relationship.
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Allegations of hacking and internet spying have long strained relations between China and the United States.
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LHP Danny Duffy remains on the disabled list with a strained oblique suffered in late May.
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Velasquez has been out since May 31 because of a strained flexor in his right elbow.
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Amber Portwood and her mother are attempting to work through the issues in their strained relationship.
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RF Mitch Haniger left the game in the third inning on Tuesday with a strained oblique.
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If I strained really hard I could hear the angels sing, I was sure of it.
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LHP Sean Doolittle (strained left shoulder) will begin a rehab assignment Monday with Triple-A Nashville.
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Brexit has strained the hardware of Britain's constitution, such as the civil service and the courts.
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Relations between China and America are already strained over trade and a host of other matters.
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Global migration overall has strained resources in host countries that are struggling to shoulder the costs.
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The killing has strained Saudi Arabias ties with the West and battered the princes image abroad.
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Backup forward Richaun Holmes was also lost with a strained right Achilles in the third quarter.
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Coming to a compromise has been a feat for the couple, who have a strained relationship.
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Ties between NATO allies Turkey and the United States have been strained by the pastor case.
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" The German Foreign Office echoed the remarks, saying that Iran's action "exacerbates an already strained situation.
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Angels OF Shane Robinson has been placed on the disabled list with a strained right hip.
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LHP Tyler Anderson (strained left knee) has been scheduled for arthroscopic surgery, the Rockies announced Tuesday.
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NOTES: The Lakers were without G Jose Calderon (strained hamstring) and F Tarik Black (sprained ankle).
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"Things are still strange and strained between them," a source close to the family tells PEOPLE.
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Angels infielder David Fletcher exited the game in the first inning with a strained left hamstring.
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RHP Corey Kluber, who is nursing a strained quadriceps, threw long toss before the game Friday.
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But she said her relationship with her mother was now strained and she returned to Boulder.
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Things will feel strained at home this morning, and unexpected events will take place this afternoon.
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Eve's personal and professional relationships become strained as she and Villanelle become obsessed with each other.
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OF Steve Pearce was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right calf.
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RF Shin-Soo Choo (strained left hamstring) was reinstated from the 15-day disabled list Monday.
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He was on the DL from April 143 to May 19 with a strained right calf.
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But the White House's efforts to cast Manafort as a bit player have often strained credulity.
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Saudi banks faced an outflow of deposits last year as falling oil prices strained public finances.
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The murder has strained ties between Italy and Egypt, traditional Mediterranean allies with strong economic ties.
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Ricky Rubio returned to the court for Utah after missing six games with a strained hamstring.
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He also sustained a strained left thigh in the third quarter but returned to the game.
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It was Judge's first homer since April 20 — the same day he strained his left oblique.
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SS Asdrubal Cabrera (strained left patella tendon) is expected to begin a rehab assignment on Wednesday.
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Martinez had been sidelined since suffering a strained ligment in his right foot during spring training.
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The reforms have strained ordinary Egyptians, tens of millions of whom live under the poverty line.
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Calling for further expansions of this already strained program is not a sustainable course of action.
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The effort marks a stark change from the strained U.S.-Saudi relationship under the Obama administration.
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G Avery Bradley missed his second consecutive game Tuesday due to an strained right Achilles tendon.
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Suddenly ending them with no replacement would do serious damage to an already strained British NHS.
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Ties had already been strained by Putin's intervention in Ukraine and his persistent support for Assad.
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OF Gregory Polanco was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a strained left hamstring.
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Somalia's relations with the UAE have been strained by a dispute between Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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Things don't seem to be looking up for Kendra Wilkinson and her mother Patti's strained relationship.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has acknowledged relations are strained, without confirming the visas being denied.
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But Blough, Purdue's projected starting quarterback until he sustained a strained right shoulder in an Aug.
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Michael Kidd-Gilchrist returned from a strained back to score 23 points and grab 21 rebounds.
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RHP Edwin Jackson (strained right triceps) threw a bullpen session Wednesday and is nearing a return.
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The strained economic ties are a new low in Trump's relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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LF/1B Ian Desmond (strained right calf) could return to the Rockies as soon as Saturday.
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Miami C Hassan Whiteside missed his fourth consecutive game on Friday with a strained oblique. 2.
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In part, it was because the market systems were strained almost to the point of breaking.
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It declined to find any individual responsible, instead pointing to a "strained but not broken" system.
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Binging created the momentum needed to glide past holes in the story line that strained credulity.
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The case had strained ties between Egypt and Italy, which recalled its ambassador over the case.
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The area between my shoulder blades felt tense, and my triceps also started to feel strained.
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The incident has strained ties between Rome and Cairo, which has made no arrests so far.
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Trump has had a strained relationship with his predecessors, each of whom he has publicly criticized.
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He has strained Turkey's relations within NATO and pushed it further away from the European Union.
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She didn't know how to walk in her heels, her voice seemed strained, her gestures mannered.
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Altchek gave d'Arnaud the injection but did not change the diagnosis of a strained rotator cuff.
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He had yet to pitch this season after suffering a strained left oblique during spring training.
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Gooden re-aggravated a strained calf injury in Washington's 103-91 win over the Orlando Magic.
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He is on the disabled list with a strained left oblique and still isn't 100 percent.
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The paintings are worth more attention than they have received to date, but they feel strained.
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Trump's efforts to overhaul the global trading system has already strained some business owners and farmers.
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Cespedes, who missed 14 games because of a strained right quadriceps, said he had fully recovered.
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The killing has strained Saudi Arabia's ties with the West and battered Prince Mohammed's image abroad.
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Notably, for a candidate who has strained to connect with voters on a gut level, Mrs.
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In classical music, birthday celebrations and other anniversary observances sometimes seem strained, even ludicrous, marketing ploys.
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Romine made his second straight start in place of injured 33B Ian Kinsler (strained left hamstring).
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It weakens the latter's claim that Abbott's strained finances make it unwilling to complete the acquisition.
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Central banks around the world lowered interest rates, making cheaper money available for financially strained consumers.
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Though in recent months, there have been reports that the two companies' relationship has become strained.
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RHP Andrew Cashner was put on the 10-day disabled list with a strained left oblique.
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RHP Ryan Dull (strained right knee) was placed on the 33-day disabled list on Saturday.
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It had already grown strained, partly because of SNCC's institution of a black-only leadership policy.
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He strained his right calf running to first base three innings into his Opening Day start.
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Because it is tightened or strained or protecting an injury, no blood flow can come in.
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Alarmed, urgent, strained, and exhausted from striving, the album finds the punk veterans on their toes.
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The quality of mercy has never been more highly strained than it is in America today.
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Detroit placed SS Jose Iglesias on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left hamstring.
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"You wake up and they're ready to cut you open," Mr. Nublett recalled, his voice strained.
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The Local Council members strained to keep the town afloat while trying to stay alive themselves.
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Knicks G Arron Afflalo (strained abdominal muscle) sat out Wednesday and is questionable for Friday. 2.
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You don't think gorging on dry turkey and making strained conversation with distant relatives is STRESSFUL?
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Relations within the ruling coalition have been strained by disputes over political appointments and reform plans.
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His father was a tobacco farmer and had an often-strained relationship with the actor's mother.
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The Lewis move, which was because of a strained right lat, is retroactive to June 22.
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In Emmy's scene with Nora, recriminations float just above the strained pleasantries between mother and child.
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Market nerves were strained by a new tax the government slapped on foreign investors last month.
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Doolittle has been on the disabled list since June 26 because of a strained left shoulder.
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Every month, the system is strained a little bit more, and the cracks become more obvious.
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I am currently investigating our company's worker's comp policies for the strained muscle in my back.
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They take a strained walk down the hall, discussing Meechum and what's happened since the shooting.
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Meanwhile, Yemen's health facilities are severely strained, with many people unable to access basic medical care.
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But in an indication of the government's strained finances, they received their paychecks two weeks late.
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So far, Mr. Trump has strained to identify a coherent reason for his change of heart.
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The 21-year-old right-hander was sidelined since June 210 due to a strained calf.
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He said Moscow expected no significant improvement to its strained ties with Washington after the vote.
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G Goran Dragic, who is close to returning from a strained left calf, remained out Tuesday.
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Kings F Rudy Gay (strained rib cartilage), who sat out Saturday in Milwaukee, started in Toronto.
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The 2016 All-Star has been sidelined by a strained ligament in his right index finger.
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Media companies, along with the rest of the economy, are being strained by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The media industry, along with the rest of the economy, is being strained by the pandemic.
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Some stayed in their rooms and strained to hear the activities assistant calling out the numbers.
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They often have strained relations due to disputes over territory and shared resources, such as water.
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Her strained optimism states that exposure to these issues is one step toward equality and resolution.
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But the aides persuaded him not to because of the voluminous reports of their strained relationship.
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But the strained inter-Korean relations meant that such meetings dwindled and my grandfather is aging.
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But even as Mormon women strained under domestic responsibility, they were able to become political actors.
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Mr. Beck said the marked-up prices could force financially strained families to make difficult choices.
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His relationship with his parents became strained, he developed addiction issues and attempted suicide several times.
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The lifelong drifter had confessed to numerous other crimes, and some of his accounts strained credulity.
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Then they caught their breath, strained their sinews and got ready to do it all again.
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Allonzo Trier, who strained his left hamstring in Saturday's loss to the Nets, did not play.
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He went on the injured list the following day due to a strained left oblique muscle.
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Morales, 36, went on the injured list on June 13 because of a strained left calf.
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Guerrero, 20, was overweight at the start of spring training and then strained an oblique muscle.
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The Turkey/Libya agreement presents another challenge to the already strained relationship between Greece and Turkey.
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The whole experience strained his marriage and his relationship with his child, he told Business Insider.
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The spread of the new coronavirus has strained health systems and nerves all around the world.
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"We know where they are now," he said in an interview, his voice strained by exhaustion.
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Throughout his career, Coates had strained against writing anodyne pieces that would soothe the white conscience.
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It was Judge's first homer since April 6 — the same day he strained his left oblique.
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It is indispensable with the eggplant mash enriched with walnuts, strained yogurt and sweet fried onions.
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There may also be a significant new burden on already strained healthcare systems around the world.
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Both said they were from mixed-politics families strained by the contentiousness of the 2016 campaign.
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Last year, an uptick in unaccompanied children at the US-Mexico border strained the administration's resources.
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