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- delivers some humour in its portrayal of day-to-day frictions but is also overstretched". Appreciating Lakshman Karya's writing and performances of the lead...
- of Tony Blair, that she was concerned the British Armed Forces were overstretched in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that she had raised concerns over rural...
- the most likely opponent in any ****ure war. Recognising that it was overstretched in the Pacific and threatened at home by the Imperial German Navy, Britain...
- McBride, p. 16 Shortt & McBride, p. 18 Rayment, Sean (28 December 2003). "Overstretched SAS calls up part-time troops for Afghanistan". The Daily Telegraph...
- Crown laid siege to it until it managed to reconquer Amiens from the overstretched Spanish forces in September 1597. Henry then negotiated a peace with...
- that were more complex and expensive to produce, and more demanding on overstretched logistics of the Wehrmacht. Given that a tank crew will spend most of...
- service infrastructure on the one hand, high-density development and overstretched infrastructure services on the other. The growth of Accra has led to...
- The New York Times, described the play as an "often very funny, but overstretched comedy sketch". In July 2011, Aiello appeared Off-Broadway in the two-act...
- Part 1' movie review: Jr NTR and Anirudh amp up the intensity in an overstretched action drama". The Hindu. ISSNĀ 0971-751X. Archived from the original...
- what happens next." S.R.Praveen critic of The Hindu noted that "An overstretched, hardly-engaging college nostalgia piece". "4 years". The Times of India...