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tension

[ten-shuhn] / ˈtɛn ʃən /




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Observers agree that if or when tensions calm down, they will likely settle at a higher level than before.

From BBC

Even before revelations about the emails, there were tensions between Wasserman and some Los Angeles politicians concerned that financial shortfalls in staging the $7-billion Summer Games will need to be covered by local taxpayers.

From Los Angeles Times

It was down to the last five quickest from the first leg, the tension palpable around a packed tribune.

From Barron's

Alongside tariffs, companies in Switzerland have also struggled due to the appreciation of the Swiss franc, as investors flowed into the safe-haven currency amid last year’s geopolitical tensions.

From The Wall Street Journal

By about 6pm, tension had hardened both inside the factory and on the street.

From BBC