For thousands of people this is a time of year when they are subjected to the stress and strain of interviews.
And since we also share an especially active press corps, that relationship is often analyzed and overanalyzed for the slightest hint of stress or strain.
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The government have made plans under which it will be possible to carry on work of the nation in the days of stress and strain that may be ahead...
Generals in Britain and France, who are shouldering much of NATO's campaign burden, are complaining about the stress and strain on their forces in trying to bring down Muammar Qaddafi.
In other words I have come to the conclusion that for the stress and strain of doing Engineering work it is simply not worth the final pay after taxes and loan payments.
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Taking the stress-strain analogy seriously these sudden rigidity changes should cause the economy to be less elastic under nominal shocks, which means that some parts of the economy will never completely recover from the monetary shock.
The goal is to stem the rising tide of work-related musculoskeletal disorders, including those known as repetitive stress or repetitive strain injuries, that account for one third of all occupational injuries reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics each year.
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Even worse, the financial stress has put a strain on their marriage.
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And it can cause marital problems, as financial strain and bad communication stress the bonds between you.
The stress of trying to blend them together is putting the European project under severe strain.
Sometimes the strain continues, however, and can be classified as severe anxiety, or even post-traumatic stress disorder.
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