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All could create tension with the Tories.

The two Syriza lawmakers who broke ranks were prominent, and their decision could create tension in that party.

The report said scrapping the mine could create tension with China and could discourage much-needed foreign investment.

But for fantasy owners forced to commit to starting Nicks four days before setting the rest of their lineups, the game could create tension all week.

John Hendrix, a 33-year-old chemist in San Francisco, said he worried that the vast disparity between his girlfriend's credit score and his own low one could create tension in their relationship.

It has already had policy consequences, leading Mr. Bush to take positions that in the long term could create tension in a relationship that Israeli leaders feel is as close as it has ever been.

An isolated safety group, he said, would be considered outsiders, and this could create tensions that decreased effectiveness.

Iraq's role in ameliorating the effects of those sanctions in the oil market could create tensions with Iran, a strong backer and ally of the Iraqi government.

In Manchester, the "Rethinking Radicalisation" project works with a wide range of people on issues that could create tensions, differences and divisions between and within communities.

The immigration department even refused to allow refugee children to be given stationery like glue, textas and colouring pencils at the local schools because it could create tensions with the local children.

Ms. Redstone will not have a formal title, but her presence could create tensions at Viacom, where it is widely known that she and the president, Mel Karmazin, do not get along well.