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‘How dreadful! That must have been terribly distressing for her
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And if you suffer from that most distressing and common complaint, varicose veins, nothing could be more helpful than the habitual practice of the Shoulderstand which I described in chapter four
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at a distressing rate whenever the red juice
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If this was a standard simulation and not a game, that was a very distressing artifact of the simulation
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and I believe these events had a distressing effect on
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of Christ in one of His more distressing disguises
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‘Yes, we do and that is extremely distressing at times
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well, it was distressing
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Since the news he brought was distressing, and he wasn’t strongly attracted to her, he decided not to dally
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was nevertheless distressing having to describe that time
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only succeeded in distressing the poor girl even more
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and distressing for the young man
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Therefore, the preset imbroglio, however distressing, could not
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After the news of their father’s death, delivered by his sister several days prior, the indication of yet another distressing situation involving his family not only shocked and saddened him, but angered him
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These poor people had been through distressing times
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what you are doing feels distressing, then you have
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‘Please, Torbin,’ said Parmayan, in his forward view, ‘we do understand this is a rather distressing time for you
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This can become very distressing for the child as well as for the parent
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internal operations and concluded,” Our investigations have led us to the distressing conclusions that,
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Many behaviors that are purported to lead to distressing consequences have a time lapse long enough to cause doubt as to the origin of the end results
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where and always? But the distressing situation may be tem-
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There is nothing as distressing as listening to a retiree complaining that all the work he has done over many years is being destroyed by incompetent and unwilling associates
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nearly as distressing as it would be out of the box and in the front of
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It was very distressing then, and it is very distressing now
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still distressing, but I just couldn’t handle the idea that my dad
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distressing to Lucy than the stretch marks radiating out
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“This was a public vote of no confidence, and it was even more distressing in the light of the success we’ve had in turning around Park Outdoor
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43 Then they brought to him children that he should lay his hand on them and pray and his disciples were rebuking those who were bringing them; And Jesus saw and it was distressing to him; and he said to them Suffer the children to come to me and prevent them not; for those who are like these have the Kingdom of God
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And the Shepherd said to me "Why are you reasoning in yourself and perplexing your mind and distressing yourself? for the things which you cannot understand do not attempt to comprehend as if you were wise; but ask the Lord that you may receive understanding and know them
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distressing dripping noise that could have been falling from
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He wondered at this similarity, but was more disturbed by the distressing, bright-burning red-orange beacon he’d seen
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Third and most distressing was the case of a young man I'd been to school with who’d just completed his training as a doctor
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After six months without finding a nice young man to share my affections, the contrast between the wealth of the parents and the daily struggles of the city’s poor, of which I was one, became so distressing I handed in my notice and hitched west
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The escape from the service of light and life can only result in those distressing conflicts with the difficult whales of selfishness which lead eventually to darkness and death unless such God-forsaking Jonahs shall turn their hearts, even when in the very depths of despair, to seek after God and his goodness
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The child, about twelve years old, was afflicted with a grievous nervous disorder characterized by convulsions and other distressing manifestations
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By night, his mind was held firmly in the grip of a distressing and dreadful uncertainty
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It was all too distressing, to which I used the old eye signal to Julia to get her to do coffee
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Mitchell stared at the answer sheet; the image of his dead father was so distressing in his mind, that for a few minutes his concentration had been completely lost
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Carla could see how things were progressing and was glad Amy had found a new focus, since her distressing experience in Egypt, and the death of Geoff Collins
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Though he thought he detected a trace of apprehension in Gordon’s demeanor, Wickland dismissed this observation as reading too much into what was obviously a very distressing situation, for he recalled that Peter was also on the Convention Center Committee as had been Max, thus possibly clarifying his acquaintance with Martha
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There are distressing news, I'm afraid
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Fridays, Fred noted, arrived with a distressing regularity
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As far as she knew, the Cabots still didn't know about the pregnancy, and she had no intention of distressing them by telling them
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and the visual effect was quite distressing
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The third thing he noticed was the most distressing
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extremely distressing experiences that causes severe emotional
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distressing experience that causes severe
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However, not all stress is negative or distressing
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The third and final thing to pick up from this verse is the very last part of it, where it says that a distressing spirit would then depart from Saul once David started to play his anointed music for him
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Many Bible scholars believe that this distressing spirit was actually a demonic spirit that was following and harassing Saul
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It's quite distressing really, but however, we can learn, and make it a lot different than that
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When that happens, it can be quite distressing, unless you know what to do
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Now you can understand, for someone who's in prison who's facing death, when God does not seem to be speaking or doing anything, that is very distressing
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My experience has been God sometimes talks quickly, sometimes talks specifically, sometimes very directly; and sometimes He's incredibly silent, and it's distressing
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Padraig cleared his throat wondering what he could tel her without distressing his soul mate
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Again, my mind was a flood of distressing thoughts and images
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It was odd, and distressing, to see so many of his old colleagues in the congregation, paying him a respectful farewell
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“Very distressing for you,” sympathised Barbara, who could have told her more, but chose not to, for the time being, anyway
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The interesting and distressing thing was, though, that he had not withdrawn any money from the account for some weeks
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But none of that was as distressing as his eyes
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When that happens it can be quite distressing unless you know what to do
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Now you can understand for someone who's in prison who's facing death, when God does not seem to be speaking or doing anything, that is very distressing
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My experience has been God sometimes talks quickly, sometimes talks specifically, sometimes very directly and sometimes He's incredibly silent, and it's distressing
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But how am I to portray the thousand deaths I died wanting to avoid distressing you
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And yet at the same time it was utterly distressing because this was their end
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The doctors had no choice but to sedate him for two weeks, just to keep him from distressing his injuries
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What Tadeo had not realised, but what she had just sussed out, was that women were great fun but they could also be distressing and difficult
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But, from Nicky’s point of view, it was very distressing and she wished she could lay her hands on this man
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But together with the good news, Tadeo had also shown her the sordid and distressing side of a bad relationship
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The other distressing issue was her lack of trust in Tadeo
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She listened as one distressing detail followed another
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'A summons before the bishop's court would be most distressing
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Sexual problem in women is very distressing, not only for her but for her partner too; it could even lead to a problem in the relationship
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Meditation also helps in calming the mind and distressing it, energising the body and increasing the hormone level too
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distressing: The study's volunteers were incognizant of their
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We frequently hear it said, “A very distressing situation came into my life, which could not have been the result of my thought, as I certainly never entertained any thought which could have such a result
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And I make up my mind that though my body may be present at the reading of him so as to avoid distressing Mrs
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Everybody, in fact, behaved as though she were still good, which was distressing, embarrassing, and productive of an overwhelming desire to shut her eyes and hide
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"It is the most distressing example," said the Bishop, "I have ever seen of that basest of sins, envy
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It would be most distressing, seriously, if you were ever less white than you are at this moment
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"Why couldn't you?" he asked, still severely, for he had spent a distressing and turbulent half hour
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While the cure was in progress she might be getting herself some decent clothes, for really her clothes were distressing, and when it was accomplished, and she was thoroughly bored with things, and had come back to being aware of him, he would carry her off to Venice and begin work--work, the best thing in life, the one thing that keeps on yet is never monotonous, the supreme thing always new and joyful
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The attitude of his mother, on the other hand, was distressing and disturbing
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Also, thought this same young man, one could see railway porters and taxi-drivers and waiters hurrying to be of service to him; and one not only couldn't imagine them taking any notice that wasn't languid and reluctant of the others, including himself, but one knew from personal distressing experience that they didn't
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Now to hear that it had been for, at least from this perspective, was distressing
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My fascination with him was distressing
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"I've been hearing some distressing stories," she said
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Of course it would be easier for me, looking at the handsome young man everyday, but for him to see the woman he'd stayed for turn into an old hag … I couldn't imagine how distressing that would be
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The Espresso newspaper that was created for the European café society generation, put on its front page two distressing images under the headline; “Greece’s Heart Of Darkness
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Nevertheless, we can suppress the more distressing symptoms
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On the other hand, I wondered if the distressing news was Stratos"s way of keeping us apart
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The last was both a happy occurrence and a distressing one for Loric
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It simplifies the tones by destroying the distressing shining lights that were cutting up the masses; and it also destroys a large amount of half tone, broadening the lights almost up to the commencement of the shadows
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This facility, which they quickly learned was called Camp Edwards, had a distressing sense of permanency to it
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Always something of a hypochondriac, she’d been feeling an unusual itching in her scalp, despite working her way through the assortment of shampoos and conditioners in the master bathroom shower, and, even more distressing, it seemed that her hair was coming out, not much, but enough for her to notice
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local goannas about their distressing attacks on some of the hens and ducks
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Upon witnessing how her dearly-loved Sophia looked, with numerous bruises and a distressing number of tubes attached to her, she was thrown to the heights of her own worry
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It should not be used as an immediate or first-aid remedy for fear it may become associated with a most distressing memory