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But ties were already under strain because of differences over the Middle East peace process.

He said several were "under strain" because of the new data.

"But of course any attempt to do that can exacerbate the situation and raise tensions in a region that is already under strain because of the Israeli and Palestinian conflict".

She was already under strain because of a state ethics commission decision to fine her $1,250 for creating the appearance of impropriety as lieutenant governor by asking her staff to baby-sit at her home.

But he adds: "In general, the exams system is under strain because of the number of changes that are made to it [by ministers]." Critics will also point to the implications of sheer scale.

But if the campaigners' fears are justified, the timing is terrible, when the effort to get more and better Aids drugs to people in epidemic countries is under strain because of disappearing funding.

He also noted that hospital accident and emergency services were under strain because migrants tended not to use GPs as a first port of call.

But they said the findings showed that family doctor services were under "unsustainable strain" because of years of under-investment.

There must be no uncertainty – Tara's welfare is under incredible strain because of the cruelty of our justice system.

The key question going forward is whether Italy's debt market will come under increased strain because of growing uncertainty about Spain.

Relations are also under severe strain because of US congressional moves to brand the 1915 massacres of Armenians in Ottoman Turkey as "genocide".