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In any case, Schengen is now fraying at its seams, as the bars swing down again across Europe's roads.
The war finally ended, thanks in part to strong American pressure, in 2005 with a landmark peace agreement — but that peace is now fraying.
Ishinomaki's mayor says it took six months for the farm ministry to allow paddy fields to be rezoned as land for a new city district.Audio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.In many towns and villages, the early solidarity is now fraying as those with money build new homes.
But even South Africa has its problems: A worsening economic and political situation means that the rainbow tapestry so beautifully woven by the late Nelson Mandela is now fraying at the edges.
The mounting fear about European banks' exposure to sovereign debt is now fraying nerves here.
Your relationship with your partner is now frayed almost beyond repair.
SAN FRANCISCO — The alliance between Apple and Google, two Silicon Valley giants with a powerful common enemy in Microsoft, is now clearly fraying.
The bond of trust between the police in America and the communities they serve, never strong in minority neighborhoods, is now seriously frayed.
Pakistan has seen so much sectarian strife over the last two decades that no single group is now above the fray.
Given that both Amazon and Google already offer this feature, it's no surprise that Microsoft is now joining the fray as well.
