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equivalent injury to a
ligament is a sprain. Generally, the
muscle or
tendon overstretches and
partially tears,
under more
physical stress than it can withstand...
- 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...
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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...
- 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...
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commander in Burma,
hoped that the Allies'
lines of
communications would be
overstretched trying to
cross this obstacle. However, the
advancing British Fourteenth...
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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...
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limited manpower pool left the army, air force, and BSAP
constantly overstretched.
Budgetary and
resource restraints,
coupled with
manpower shortages...
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service infrastructure on the one hand, high-density
development and
overstretched infrastructure services on the other. The
growth of
Accra has led to...
- 2018. Hanton, James. "The Riot Act – a
moody and
stylish drama that
overstretches itself".
Outtake Magazine.
Retrieved 11
January 2021. The Riot Act at...
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different procedures and that the
civil service of the
donor countries were
overstretched producing reports for each. A
major proportion of aid from
donor nations...
