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Meanings of increasingly fraught in English

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Usage of increasingly fraught in English
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Its ties with the world's largest economy, though, are becoming increasingly fraught.
Reuters
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Hence the shadowy monsters and the increasingly fraught scribblings in her Moleskine.
The Guardian
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The Nagoya talks also come during increasingly fraught U.N. climate negotiations.
Reuters
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Writing on the internet is an increasingly fraught experience.
NY Magazine
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Yet identifying members is increasingly fraught, amplifying the risk for the girls and women in hiding.
The Guardian
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Their escape route appears increasingly fraught.
The Irish Times
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The closing stages were increasingly fraught.
The Guardian
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That situation is increasingly fraught.
The Guardian
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Her attack was the latest episode in an increasingly fraught battle of wills between her and the Republican president.
Radio NZ
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Sino-Canadian tie are increasingly fraught.
The Guardian
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France's classrooms have become the latest battleground in an increasingly fraught debate on the government's plan to introduce gay marriage.
The Irish Times
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Following the jihadists' online footprint, though, is becoming increasingly fraught, with fewer Isis recruits overtly on social media than before.
The Guardian
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Negotiations between content distributors and programmers have become increasingly fraught as more viewers opt to watch their favorite shows online.
Reuters
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In an increasingly fraught political government, it means the government will guarantee enough votes to approve the state of emergency decree.
The Guardian
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It was noted that 'fixing business' generally was becoming increasingly fraught due to this behavior, minutes of the July 2006 said.
Reuters
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The letter marked the latest salvo in an increasingly fraught relationship between the president, the FBI and senior Justice Department officials.
Independent.ie
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