Was that tension something that helped generate this story?
A snare is basically a string or wire stretched to tension and outfitted with something that rattles.
You need either to crank the hose clamps down hard or use something to tension the chain such as an old derailleur.
"A public discussion of contingency planning would also likely lead to an unnecessary increase in NATO-Russia tensions, something we should try to avoid as we work to improve practical cooperation in areas of common NATO-Russia interest," a December cable told NATO member states.
Another state departement cable sent on 26 January states that "a public discussion of contingency planning would also likely lead to an unnecessary increase in Nato-Russia tensions, something we should try to avoid".
Settling the Kashmir dispute is crucial to unlocking the region's tensions, something the United States hopes will eliminate Pakistan's shadowy support for militant groups and allow its army to shift attention toward fighting Taliban militants.
To add to the tension, there was something genuinely unexplainable happening on the massive screen behind Cruz, which showed images of the waving American flag and the U.S. Constitution.
Ms. St. Pierre lived with her brother-in-law in Queens for six months after the quake, but the unexpected burden aroused long-dormant tensions, something Ms. Madoo-Devine said was common.
China, which has shown signs of increasing exasperation with its neighbour, repeated calls for the "denuclearisation" of the Korean peninsula and urged its client state and others to react calmly, while pressing Pyongyang not to ramp up tension further, something the North had threatened in the run-up to the test.
Speaking retrospectively in a 2002 interview, Perry recalled "we went out on tour and most people saw us as a swing band because of the success of Zoot Suit Riot...we felt this tension to be something we weren't".
tend to treat racial tension as something that can be simply worked through and gotten over, an interpersonal problem rather than an entrenched institutional one.
