51.   For the Clinton administration, that is bound to cause a revival of political tensions, especially if the widening trade gap is combined with a slowing U.S. economy.

52.   For other immigrants, the experiences have been troubled by the political tensions carried here from their native countries.

53.   His arrest would be certain to heighten political tensions both in Tabasco and in Mexico City.

54.   His visit comes at a time of continuing political tension in Burma.

55.   However, the political tensions over NATO enlargement may be used by opponents of the treaty in Russian Parliament to block it once again.

56.   In the midst of the bustle, we spot an elderly woman stretched out on a beach chair sunbathing, completely oblivious to the political tensions swirling around her.

57.   International experts who have organized elections in other countries emerging from dictatorship also caution against a premature vote, saying it could cause political tension and instability.

58.   Investors have been wary of putting their money into Israel because of the Israeli-Palestinian political tension that has arisen under the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

59.   Investors attracted by high yields and lowered political tensions are reaching out to a broader range of developing countries, according to an emerging market trade association.

60.   Inevitably, there is a bit of political tension between Chicago and downstate.