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On Java, on the other hand, the negligible distance between the Muslim powers of the coastal fringe and the established kingdoms of the interior allowed tension to develop.
The qualities that can make Mr. Barenboim's work exasperating were more of a factor in Beethoven's "Leonore" Overture No. 3. Here, striving for Furtwänglerian spaciousness, Mr. Barenboim allowed tension to go out of the playing.
And in the meantime, your inaction has allowed tension to grow between team members and will have steadily eroded your team's productivity.
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But as violence has ebbed in Iraq, so has the number of foreign fighters arriving from Syria, which has allowed tensions to ease.
The parliamentary summer recess isn't just for boring yet politically sensible trips to Cornwall – it is when male political figures allow tension to dissipate so massively that it physically emerges from their faces as hair.
The inquest heard guidelines state police could consider "backing off" to allow tension to ease, the affects of alcohol to dissipate and the subject's mental or emotional state to stabilise.
Additional holes in the plate allow tension band fixation of the rotator cuff [9, 14].
The DX features two test spaces allowing tension and compression tests to be performed in separate areas.
It allows tension to be applied continuously during both assembly- and disassembly-driven movement, providing a close match to the physiological situation.
Hydraulic fracturing may occur in the upstream face of clay core of a rock fill dam in the case of vertical effective stress in the core is reduced to levels that are small enough to allow tension fracture to occur.
But it would at least allow tensions over Muslims' religious practices to fade.
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