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was stresses
verb
To apply force to (a body or structure) causing strain.
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Across these diverse communities the overarching theme was stresses on birth experiences arising from varied expectations and different levels of power, choice, and control within the context of different resources and histories of colonization and decolonization (see Figure 1: Across Community Analysis of Birthing Experiences in Four Communities).
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"I was stressed last year.
"Now I was stressing.
"I was stressed yesterday.
He was stressed out.
V was stressed.
My dad was stressed out.
"This was stressing her out.
Apparently the parent was "stressed".
"I was stressed," he said.
"I was stressing over nothing".
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