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Each time McCain makes a mistake on the campaign trail -- as he is often prone to do -- he will face questions about age, and whether the campaign and the presidency will strain him beyond his capacity.
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The wound, which has never healed — both straining him physically and signifying his moral failing — leaves Amfortas a weakened ruler unable to lead the brotherhood, which, as a result, is threatened with collapse from within and is menaced from without.
The walk to the church strained him, but he managed the journey unaccompanied.
From here those who come will always strain towards him, always chasing that lone upright figure out in front.
Every time Mr. Gamrod strained against him, Jurgen used that energy to his own advantage.
And if those friendships are strained, helping him cope becomes your next paternal challenge.
He looked up now, but we still had to strain to hear him.
Still, Mr. Willingham manages to sound convincing, even as he forces you to strain to hear him.
Senator Daschle, 54, is the most powerful elected Democrat in the country, but he speaks so softly that reporters strain to hear him.
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