Since the 49th arrived, Dr. Lyon said he had seen a greater coordination with international organizations and local governments, as well as increased foot patrols in tense villages, despite an overall reduction in American troops from 6,900 two years ago to today's level of 4,200.
Men exhibited significant increases in distress and tense and anxious moods from baseline to the time of the biopsy, which then declined somewhat after receipt of a negative biopsy result, before returning to much lower levels 12 weeks later.
Hosts hold on in tense finale.
We're living in tense, fractured times.
Some side effects are as follows: eyes remain open, and ophthalmic ointment is recommended; presence of spontaneous movements and muscles are tense which causes an initial increase in blood pressure although there is also a peripheral vasoconstriction.
Examples of the items include 'tense body language'tearfulness'ss'sweatinging' and 'general increase in muscle tone'.
After 30 years of dramatic increases in income inequality in the Western world, economic stagnation threatens to destabilise an already tense relationship between rich and poor.
The bombing punctuated a tense holiday in commemoration of a mujahedeen commander, killed in 2001, for which security had already been increased in Kabul.
"[M]oving forward now on the basis of territory and security provides a foundation to resolve those two issues in a way that is just and fair, and that respects the rights and aspirations of Israelis and Palestinians".An optimistic tone rarely heard of late in the increasingly tense, increasing bleak arena of Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.
That, he predicted, would result in "very tense elections".
