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The Dolphin Venture: Because of strained relations between Riyadh and Doha, the Saudi government in 2006 raised an old and complex territorial issue between the two states and said a marine natural gas pipeline built from Qatar to Abu Dhabi could not be used as it passed through those dispute waters. SACRAMENTO -- The nearly two-month standoff over the state budget this summer certainly took a toll: It delayed millions of dollars owed to nursing homes and community colleges, and strained relations between Senate Democrats and Republicans so badly that one legislative leader openly doubted whether they'll be able to accomplish much of anything in the coming weeks and months. When the cause of a building problem is the tenant, a landlord has little or no recourse except for eviction proceedings which almost always leads to strained relations thus fulfilling the age-old conflict of landlords versus tenants, not to mention the added costs of legal expenses. |
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