Those ideas, however, feel entirely abstract here; the duet and its later echoes seem apart from the rest of the action without evoking a tension of opposites that might have created emotional drama.
"'This is a very bad thing, photographs of many important events will lose all their force,' said Laurent Abadjian, photo editor at daily newspaper Liberation".... "Le Figaro described the law as 'dangerous' as it would make the media 'describe a society without conflict, without tension and without life'".
He recalls Roosevelt with respect and affection, describing him as someone "who knew how to conduct conversation freely, without any tension," and a leader who knew how to make and carry out policy.
For decades now, operative techniques have evolved to restore the nerve continuity from primary coaptation to autologous nerve grafts [ 5, 6] in order to achieve a reconstruction without any tension.
In the wake of Gray's death, a week after he was arrested, handcuffed and shackled in the back of a police van without a seatbelt, tensions have mounted in Baltimore between the black community and the police force they so mistrust.
As it became clear that Pacquaio the party crowd's favorite, judging by the screams of support and the jeers for Mayweather would lose the fight without a knockout, tensions ran high.
The aftermath of Ferguson shows-without a doubt-how much tension still swells in this country, and how far we have to go in learning to be good neighbors and create safe neighborhoods for all people.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Duo-desirability (combined from only two affecting factors) to the oil recovery (%OOIP) as an assessing indicator: a without interfacial tension, b without contact angle and c without viscosity.
The buccal mucosal defect was successfully covered without any tension.
