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The inquiry has been delayed several times, in part because of tensions between the judge and the prosecutor, she said.

Its plan to inaugurate service to the United States is in limbo because of tensions between Washington and the Arab world.

Tangles in the plot include uncertainty about seating arrangements at the reception because of tensions between the X-Men and the Avengers.

The dispute has grown in intensity because of tensions between Athens and the rest of the eurozone as Germany leads demands for economic austerity that Greece and other southern European countries are struggling to handle.

At the time, oil was selling for $54 a barrel; this year, futures have twice passed the $100-a-barrel mark, largely because of tensions between the United States and Iran.

Robert J. McCann, head of Merrill's global private client business, left in 2003 because of tension between him and Mr. O'Neal, executives close to both men said.

Adrian Loades, executive director for children, families and adults at Cambridgeshire county council, acknowledged that Baker Small had been used previously because of tension between demand for services and the "finite nature of budgets".

WASHINGTON — The United States plans to give more than $1.5 billion in assistance to Pakistan for programs that had been blocked because of tension between the two nations over events including the Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden inside Pakistan, American officials said Saturday.

Bachman had left the band when "Saddlesore Galactica" was recorded and because of tension between him and Turner, the two recorded their lines separately on different occasions.

"There were no ultimatums, no demands to withdraw tens or hundreds of Americans from Pakistan," said one of the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the tensions between the two spy services.