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For many in the Guinean population, which has fierce ethnic rivalries that reflect tensions back home, the case has taken on a special resonance.

"There were some tensions back in the 80s, when there were lots of women camping there for extended periods of time," she admits.

DR Congo, who were playing against a backdrop of political tensions back home, ended the game without their two Premier League players.

Clive Small charts the tensions back to the infamous Milperra massacre in 1984, when six bikers were shot dead in a pub car park in Sydney, while a teenage girl was killed in the crossfire.

For longtime Hazleton residents who opposed the 2006 ordinance and were relieved when the dust it kicked up largely settled, it's been distressing to see how Trump's campaign has brought those tensions back to the surface.

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'The tension back stage on tour was unbelievable.

Treating this as a state secret may only increase the tension back home.

"I think the three weeks we'll have in the UK there'll be some tension back home," he says.

Banna is said to be severely depressed, suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and to have diabetes, hyper-tension, back pain and damage to the back of his left knee.

The Yugoslavs have generally evaded questions about political tension back home, where people have demonstrated and talked of work stoppages to protest Slobodan Milosevic's refusal to step down as president after an apparent defeat in a Sept. 24 election.