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But the case has brought tensions between Pakistan's military and its civilian leaders to perhaps the highest pitch since a civilian government was elected three years ago.

The abrupt resignation of Dominique Strauss-Kahn late Wednesday night has brought tensions long simmering beneath the surface at the powerful organization to a boil.

But along with a proliferation of nice cars and shiny things, the windfall has brought tensions along the border with Spain to a 20-year high.

The encroachment of outsiders -- drug traffickers, soldiers, ranchers and tourists -- has brought tension to their territory.

A pro-Nazi coup had occurred a few weeks earlier, in relative calm, but an increase in anti-British hostility and the sudden appearance of armed Iraqi soldiers had brought tensions in the city to an intolerable level, especially since the British — heavily engaged in Libya and Greece — had few reinforcements to spare.

"The Kenyatta and Ruto trials have brought tensions to a head," London School of Economics researcher Mark Kersten, who set up the Justice in Conflict blog, told the BBC.

Deadly unrest in Tibet had brought tension with the outside world.

This has brought new tensions to a decades-old standoff between the Vatican and the Communist Party, which allows only state-authorized Catholic churches and appoints its own bishops.

This has brought simmering tensions about power within the organisation to the boil.

For longtime Hazleton residents who opposed the 2006 ordinance and were relieved when the dust it kicked up largely settled, it's been distressing to see how Trump's campaign has brought those tensions back to the surface.

For junior faculty members, the barrage of e-mail has brought new tension into their work lives, some say, as they struggle with how to respond.