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    It's Tenuous, but promising.

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    We know how Tenuous this can be.

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    Is their job situation Tenuous?

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    The relationship between the public and private healthcare systems in India is Tenuous.

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    The UK's jurisdiction for seizing Grace 1 rests on far more Tenuous grounds.

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    It appears to derive only Tenuous support from the Principle of Sufficient Reason.

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    In the climatic scene, Stanley rapes Blanche, and her Tenuous grip on sanity is broken.

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    Right now, it's holding onto a Tenuous 5.4% gain, after the huge rally on Dec 26.

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    Climate change has seen many claims about potential to affect biodiversity but evidence supporting the statement is Tenuous.

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    His romantic and political relationships are also addressed, as is his Tenuous affiliation with troubled Supervisor Dan White;

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    Our chronically ill bodies are militarized zones where peace- if it comes at all- is short-lived and Tenuous.

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    Laughter We don't know what's going on half the time, so it puts us in a very Tenuous position.

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    We have the obligation to use our positions of privilege, however Tenuous, to improve the lives of others.

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    It also points to a wider situation where our ownership and occupation of space is becoming more temporary and Tenuous.

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    Amanda Wilber, University of Hamburg(Germany), elaborates:“With radio observations we can detect radiation from the Tenuous medium that exists between galaxies.

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    A closer look at the facts of the case, however, reveals that both these claims are quite Tenuous and legally contentious.

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    Amanda Wilber, University of Hamburg(Germany), says,"With radio observations we can detect radiation from the Tenuous medium that exists between galaxies.

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    If anything, evolutionists lose respect for those whose belief in the Bible is so Tenuous that they are willing to quickly compromise it.

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    Ninety-eight per cent of the borders of the region are international borders, pointing to the region's Tenuous geographical connectivity with the rest of India.

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    Dr Amanda Wilber of the University of Hamburg explained:"With radio observations we can detect radiation from the Tenuous medium that exists between galaxies.

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    In the short term, this is not always true, and the relationship can be Tenuous at best, as the following one-year daily chart demonstrates.

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    In the short term, this is not always true, and the relationship can be Tenuous at best, as the following two-year weekly chart demonstrates.

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    Amid these Tenuous conditions, we know it is our great privilege to be able to do that for millions of readers all over the world.

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    In September 2017, IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature, down-listed snow leopards from“endangered” to“vulnerable to extinction,” but their success in the wild remains Tenuous.

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    Churches are usually filled after disasters as people realise how Tenuous their lives really are and how life can be taken away in an instant.

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    Churches are usually filled after disasters as people realize how Tenuous their lives really are and how life can be taken away in an instant.

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    Peoples are really scared after this disasters and people realize how Tenuous their lives really are and how life can be taken away in an instant.

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    Of course, this is somewhat Tenuous evidence, but at least has a contemporary source to back it up, unlike the“By God, sir, I have lost my leg!

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    The region had always been a troubled area, and during the last quarter of the 19th century, British India's hold on the North West Frontier was Tenuous.

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    The results of my research show that most of these films make only Tenuous connections between climate change and natural disasters, which affects how people react to them.

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