The American show also has much less sexual tension than the other versions.
This has broken up Portugal's racial homogeneity, though to a lesser extent than in Britain, Germany or France, and so far has been accompanied by much less racial tension than in those countries.
There were no reports of public tension, much less murderous violence, between them.
The end of the piece, which I still find myself grappling with, does not resolve the tension, much less leave us with some version of the time-stopping conclusions of both the "Symphony of Psalms" and "Les Noces".
To date, however, shear strength of FRP anchors has experienced much less attention than their tension resistance.
The recent orchestrated rape and murder of ethnic Chinese in Indonesia's riots is a grim enough reminder of the lingering dangers of ethnic and religious antipathies as economic hardships worsen.Asia has rarely been without intra-regional tension, and much less in any sense united.
Ruler and ruled were much less united, however, when social tensions arose especially when, as was frequently the case, these tensions found expression in support for religious heresies.
"The Blue Taxi" spins with the languor of a dusty ceiling fan: nobody in Vunjamguu is in a hurry to conduct their daily lives, much less to resolve their mounting tensions.
Consequently, public hospitals began to have the for-profit tendency to alleviate the tension of having much less funding from the state [ 7].
"We must point out that the new resolution should not provoke new tension in the situation, much less destabilize the Korean peninsula".
