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1
Britain's position was becoming
more
tenuous
,
and we had to fix it.
2
On the other hand, Canada's dependence on England is even
more
tenuous
.
3
In time, the earth grew crowded, and claims became
more
tenuous
.
4
He occupies a
more
tenuous
place in the hearts of listeners.
5
Klingmann's relationship to the real killer was getting
more
tenuous
by the moment.
6
The human race was becoming more remote, the ties of kinship
more
tenuous
.
7
Their association with the computer is much
more
tenuous
and abstract.
8
And in swelling it became
more
tenuous
,
less brilliant, less turbulent.
9
Many analysts believe the US presence there is
more
tenuous
than before this crisis.
10
But we looked to Solon for a
more
tenuous
subtlety.
11
Their lives were different, were richer and
more
tenuous
,
because they were being risked.
12
While Netflix dominates the DVD market, its stranglehold on the streaming market is
more
tenuous
.
13
The link between earnings and stock market returns is
more
tenuous
than one might think.
14
Fainter,
more
tenuous
;
the hum from it was different.
15
Baghdad's position remains arguably
more
tenuous
than the established might of top oil exporter Saudi Arabia.
16
Some other nations have a much
more
tenuous
relationship with the plastic in their wallets, however.
more
tenuous
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