51.   On the other hand, it could exacerbate tensions if they are indicted quickly or provide evidence against new suspects.

52.   Palestinians warned the move would exacerbate political tensions.

53.   On Thursday night, Sinn Fein chairman Mitchel McLaughlin warned that even a token IRA gesture on arms would dangerously exacerbate tensions within the secret organization.

54.   Ramaphosa, an ANC member, said a national vote would be costly, and could exacerbate racial tensions just two years after the end of white minority rule.

55.   Settlers warned Barak against agreeing to such acts, which they said could exacerbate tensions between the settlers and the government.

56.   Tensions have been exacerbated by the massing of troops and exchange of artillery and gunfire across the cease-fire line dividing Kashmir between the nuclear rivals.

57.   That called into question U.N. willingness to call in NATO under any circumstances and exacerbated tensions with the Western alliance.

58.   That called into question U.N. willingness to call in NATO under any circumstances and exacerbated tensions with the Western military alliance.

59.   The beatings exacerbated tensions over the laborers, who assemble on street corners and wait for contractors and landscapers to hire them for the day.

60.   Tensions were exacerbated when the U.N. mission was upgraded to allow soldiers to use force.