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Twentieth-century functionalism is only one of the cultural strains on which Mr. Calatrava has drawn.

No one would expect emerging economies to remain unscathed given the tremendous strains on the global economy.

On "Star Trek," the interpersonal strains on the U.S.S.

A demanding economy has put growing strains on family life.

Prices have soared, and strains on gas pipelines are obvious.

The race placed further strains on the Obamas.

The filial strains on "Dynasty" had echoes in Washington.

The Federal Reserve has been cutting rates to ease strains on the American economy.

Heavy strains on classroom capacity seem unlikely to help children do well.

"It does put strains on your relationships," said Mr. Pistone, whose marriage endured.

Post-occupation Iraq, meanwhile, is likely to witness increasing strains on its territorial integrity.