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A happy Los Angeles couple's submerged tensions come to the surface in Joe Swanberg's tender, wildly imaginative comic drama.

The renewed tensions come as the United States is heavily dependent on Russian cooperation for its military operations in Afghanistan.

The trade tensions come ahead of a planned summit meeting in May between President Vladimir V. Putin and Mr. Bush.

The new tensions come as Iraq's various factions remain unable to put together a government after the December 15 elections.

At one point the simmering tensions come to a boil, forcing Mr. Fan to decide on his feet whether to intervene.

The familial tensions come as Mr. Giuliani prepares to run for president and as other Republican contenders deploy their children as campaign assets.

Over the weekend, tensions came to a boil.

In the past month, those tensions came to a boil in New York City.

Still, the rising tensions came at an awkward time for the city, and for the mayor.

The high point of tensions comes every year on May 9, the celebration of Nazi defeat.

The turmoil, rooted in sectarian tensions, comes just days after the formal end of the American military mission there.