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While political gains have been tenuous there has been much progress in lowering the level of violence, the report indicated.

Meanwhile, within Syria, the coalition's legitimacy is being tested by some of the fighting groups, whose links to outside political leaders have been tenuous in the past.

Back in 1950, India recognised the People's Republic, not the rival regime in Taipei, and relations with the island have been tenuous ever since.

While the United States, China and most countries around the world hold that Taiwan is a part of China, the connections across the Taiwan Strait historically have been tenuous.

Former CIA and state department analysts, as well as independent counterterrorism specialists, said yesterday that it was feasible that Mohammed had been involved in all the operations he claims, though his links to some may have been tenuous and some plans never went further than being aspirations.

Despite the legacy of 1971, when India helped the caesarean birth of Bangladesh, India's ties with the country have been tenuous.

Still, the job growth has been tenuous: nowhere in the ballpark of what Mr. Reagan produced, certainly.

Until Zhang was promoted to professor, last year, as a consequence of his proof, his appointment had been tenuous.

Sites containing pirated materials are often hosted in China and Russia, where government cooperation has been tenuous at best.

Mr. Mondello's hold on the chairmanship has been tenuous since November, when the party lost the state Senate.

But as an unelected, fragile alliance of varying and often conflicting political forces, its hold over the southern region has been tenuous.