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was stress
verb
To apply force to (a body or structure) causing strain.
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The actress added "It was incredibly stressful but I guess it was stress in a good way.
Maybe it was stress".
All else was stress.
It was stress release.
That word was "stress".
Christmas day was stress free.
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Fifty-eight percent said they didn't quarrel over it, while 64percentt said obtaining a mortgage was stress-free or only slightly stressful.
"My problem was stress-related.
Does he think his inability to throw was stress-related?
Local news reports said that his collapse was stress-related, and that he recovered later and was resting.
Later, after five hours of tests and discussion, a doctor told me it was stress-induced angina: the symptoms of a heart attack without the life-threatening blockage.
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