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strain

[streyn] / streɪn /










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However, it is unlikely Dmitriev would hold direct talks with Ukrainian and European negotiators as relations between the two sides remain extremely strained.

From Barron's

However, it is unlikely Dmitriev would hold direct talks with Ukrainian and European negotiators as relations between the two sides remain extremely strained.

From Barron's

It is a virus that kills thousands of people every winter and puts intense strain on hospitals.

From BBC

A Ministry of Justice source said prisons were under strain and the exemption would provide "breathing space" to structure a programme to hire more officers from the UK.

From BBC

The pressure is not just from one system struggling but from all three straining at once.

From The Wall Street Journal