Every time Linklater gets some tension going, he returns to the women on the porch.
And all these changes, all these challenges, inevitably cause some tension in the body politic.
Along with the serious marine-on-Alien FPS action, we can also expect some tension between the military and Weyland-Yutani.
But Keynote and Safari could indicate some tension developing between Microsoft and Apple.
So whether or not that was a factor in this case, it certainly is a factor in some tension that exists.
Obama's positions in favor of abortion rights and same-sex civil unions have also created some tension among evangelical voters otherwise drawn to his candidacy.
Indeed, there was some tension over whether the House and Senate would convene a formal conference committee to bridge the differences between their bills.
The increased clout of compliance officers is causing some tension between these people and sales staff, whose livelihoods depend on customers' opening and using accounts.
The younger, impetuous Robin has a few things to learn from the calmer, more experienced Nightwing, though there is obviously some tension bubbling beneath the surface.
Now, we understand that there is some tension between these two messages, but we are conveying both of them, and neither is subordinated to the other.
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"There's always some tension in these friendship groups, " Faris says.
Still, the talks with Amazon weren't without some tension.
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But it wasn't without some tension: Mike Moustakas hit a liner to right that landed just foul, and then scorched a pitch into the left-center field gap that Wells tracked down on the run to end the game.
The net migration target has caused some tension within the coalition, with Lib Dems and some Tories - including Mayor of London Boris Johnson - believing it risks send the wrong signals to foreign students and hampering the economic recovery.
"She clearly has great dramatic skill, creating some lovely moments of tension and some highly memorable characters... but in many ways these talents are wasted as the tale disappears into mayhem, " it said.
In part, Facebook says some of the tension comes from its efforts to curb spam.
After the interval, news filtered through of Chile's vital goal and that seemed to release some of the tension in the crowd, but still neither side was able to dominate.
She says there has been a big debate about the role of women in the kingdom and, although not everyone will welcome the decision, such a reform will ease some of the tension that has been growing over the issue.
Tension headaches can sometimes be difficult to distinguish from migraines, but unlike some forms of migraine, tension headache usually isn't associated with visual disturbances (blind spots or flashing lights), nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, weakness or numbness on one side of the body, or slurred speech.
Fortunately, the episode has some great drama and tension that makes the implausibility somewhat more palatable.
That has raised the level of tension to some extent, but I think not substantially.
After polls closed there were moments of tension at some voting centers.
But family gatherings, as wonderful as they may be, can also trigger some less than merry tension among the relative ranks.
Georgianna Edwards says a six-week "biggest-loser" challenge she entered with 11 co-workers caused tension when some participants who didn't make progress started criticizing others' diets and balking at weekly weigh-ins.
That got the Rangers even and took some of the nervous tension out of the crowd that had already let out loud groans when Backstrom gave the Capitals a 1-0 lead when he deflected in John Carlson's shot in the slot.
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