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Optical networks use light to transmit information, though the increase in use of such a practice is set to put a strain on the world's electricity supply.

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But the trend of increased use is going to put a strain on resources.

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I think any increase would start to put a strain on.

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Who is paying our city for these additional and supplemental services, which continue to put a strain on our city and school budgets?

www.masslive.com

This tends to put a strain on not only the parent but also the relationship between the parent and their child.

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The high cost of a post-secondary education continues to put a strain on students, and is having a worrying impact on the finances of parents and families as well.

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We owned it together and it used to put a strain on us.

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The amount of data exchanged though mobile devices, among other things, is expected to put a strain on wireless networks.

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Rising inflation and council taxes are likely to put a strain on disposable incomes.

www.bbc.co.uk

But if you have a large number of apps running in the background, that's going to put a strain on your phone's battery (and sometimes memory).

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