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Meanings of political tension in English

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Usage of political tension in English
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The opening of state borders continues to create political tension in Australia.
The Guardian
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The demonstrations come at a time of growing political tension in Venezuela.
BBC
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They're not ignoring Fed tapering, political tension and the emerging market slowdown.
Reuters
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The showdown comes at a time of heightened political tension in Russia.
Reuters
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The U.S. embassy in Bangkok expressed concern about the rising political tension.
Reuters
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Usually, beneath the political tension, it's the shoes that betray May's agenda.
The Guardian
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Post-election political tension has left Iraq vulnerable to attacks by insurgents.
Reuters
8
The court's decision followed weeks of heightened political tension on the coup-prone islands.
Reuters
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There are signs that political tension in the new administration may be easing.
Reuters
10
People unnerved by the continued political tension rushed to hoard dollars and gold.
Reuters
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The barometer of political tension soared off the scale on Monday.
The South African
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Australia's agribusiness sector has seen a wave of foreign interest, causing some political tension.
Reuters
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The political tension in Libya, Syria and Yemen continued to keep support oil prices.
The Irish Times
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Southern periphery countries all face budget problems that are fuelling political tension with Brussels.
Reuters
15
As political tension simmers, the country is experimenting with the region's first parliamentary democracy.
Reuters
16
The political tension was felt even in the remote corners of the Albanian mountains.
Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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