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Meanings of fraught relationship in anglès

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Usage of fraught relationship in anglès
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One of the NYRB essays, Kibbutz, explores his fraught relationship with Israel.
The Guardian
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Ma has had a fraught relationship with the SCMP in the past.
Reuters
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In this fashion, Bridle explores the fraught relationship between states and whistleblowers.
Reuters
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China and Japan have long had a fraught relationship, including over territorial matters.
News.com.au
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Their fraught relationship came to symbolise tensions between Japanese companies and foreign investors.
Reuters
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Fauci also touched on his sometimes- fraught relationship with the White House.
Reuters
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It is also an example of the fraught relationship between statistics and the individual.
The Guardian
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Trump has had a fraught relationship with U.S. intelligence agencies.
Reuters
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But the correspondence which has been released gives a sense of a highly fraught relationship.
The Irish Times
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Flynn has had a fraught relationship with the ODNI.
Reuters
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In Europe we have a sometimes culturally fraught relationship with the idea of being filthy rich.
The Irish Times
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Because I'm both incredibly vain and incredibly lazy, I've always had a fraught relationship with makeup.
NY Magazine
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Lowry had a fraught relationship with his mother.
Radio NZ
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The incidents, although not apparently linked, highlighted the fraught relationship between Western forces and their Afghan hosts.
Reuters
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There's an absent father, no other siblings and a fraught relationship between Majella and her troubled mother.
The Irish Times
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The actor has long had a fraught relationship with the media and their intrusions on his private life.
The Guardian
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