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That could exacerbate tensions with other EU nations like Italy and Greece.

The incident could exacerbate tensions between Iran and the United States.

It could also exacerbate tensions between Washington and Beijing.

McConnell had drafted an order that he knew could exacerbate tensions between the CIA and DNI.

The move by Exxon to quit West Qurna-1 is likely to exacerbate tensions between Baghdad and the Kurdistan region.

North and South Korea remain technically at war, and the reports of a possible defection are bound to exacerbate tensions.

Berlusconi verdict weakens Italian reform drive The former prime minister's conviction for tax fraud will exacerbate tensions within Rome's fraught ruling coalition.

The failure to actively involve Côte d'Ivoire in the decision helped to exacerbate tensions between Francophone and Anglophone states in the region.

The White Coalition for Justice Without Repression believe that the Guard could exacerbate tensions to the point where its services would be required.

However, the network opted to hold it under pressure from the US State Department who did not want to exacerbate tensions with the Soviet Union.

The comments, in a BBC World Service interview to be broadcast on Friday, are certain to exacerbate tensions between the authorities and the financial sector.

But such provisions are scheduled to wind down in the coming months, and Pendergrass and others warned that police implementation of evictions could exacerbate tensions.

Perhaps seeking to exacerbate tensions between the two, Abbas said Dahlan had known of an Israeli plot to kill Hamas chief armed commander Salah Shehada.

The North's first nuclear test about three months later further exacerbated tensions.

Tbilisi's drive to join the alliance has long exacerbated tensions with Moscow.

Tbilisi's drive to join NATO has long exacerbated tensions with Moscow.