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As Mr. Bloomberg repeats the ritual of seeking approval from the state for his chancellor-in-waiting — this time, Cathleen P. Black, the chairwoman of Hearst Magazines — his case may be even more strained.
In the electronic-media age, the partnership is even more strained.
With the influx of Syrian refugees, resources in these two regions are now even more strained.
Explain as best you can, without making the relationship even more strained than it has to be.
Making the relationship even more strained, only months later, Griswold was hired by George Rex Graham to take up Poe's former position as editor of Graham's Magazine.
Partly because of the restructuring, tensions started to lurk between Alibaba Group and Yahoo, and they recently became even more strained when insiders also revealed that Yahoo's new CEO Carol Bartz was far from being satisfied with the way Alibaba has handled its Chinese portal.
The already mistrustful relationship between moviegoer and trailer becomes even more strained during awards season, when the contenders are by and large films that deal with topics audiences would rather skip.
There's little doubt that Western military intervention in Syria will make an already difficult relationship even more strained.
In fact, so independent is the immunity provision, that in the codification of the statute, 15 U.S.C. 32, the appropriation provision has been dropped altogether, making the majority's effort to limit the immunity provision's language by that of the appropriation provision even more strained.
The confrontation becomes even more strained when Dan's new townie-waitress girlfriend, Shannon Heather Lindd), and his old investment banker fiancée, Phoebe (Vanessa Ray), encounter each other.
