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Relations between America and Pakistan have become ever more strained since the raid that killed Osama bin Laden in May.

But with relations becoming ever more strained between Athens and the bodies keeping it afloat, Tsipras is also facing growing calls to look elsewhere.

The meeting was supposed to open a dialogue between police officers and city residents, perhaps even repair relations that have grown ever more strained since Amadou Diallo was shot dead last year.

Since relations with the west have become ever more strained over events in Ukraine this year, Russia has increasingly looked eastwards, including signing a hugely important gas deal with China.

Vaughan has already written that Moores would be better off coaching promising teenagers rather than the England team, while his relationship with Cook has become ever more strained in recent times.

In the electronic-media age, the partnership is even more strained.

Since Trump took office, the contentious relationship between the United States and North Korea has become 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.

The government remains in firm control of most major cities, including Damascus, but it has become ever more difficult for the strained Syrian military to retake contested areas.

And without solutions to these problems in sight, relations between talent and the studios are more strained than ever.