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The USAF radar reports all but ceased Jan. 11, then appeared to show "signs of orbital distress" when resumed temporarily a few days later.

You normally don't see sharks like this running around on the surface, but this animal looks like it's in distress.

Thus ended Frank Cowperwood's dreams of what Butler and his political associates might do for him in his hour of distress.

And Heidi sat down on the ground looking as full of distress as if everything had really come to an end.

To this distressful emblem of a great distress that had long been growing worse, and was not at its worst, a woman was kneeling.

The extent of your child's distress over any of these factors depends on your child's age and personality.

His wild behavior was a great distress to his mother.

For some time all that Elinor could do was to soothe her sister's distress, lessen her alarms, and combat her resentment.

Others will say that it was a mistake all along to embark on expensive reform at a time of acute economic distress.

He was generous, and the needy, laughing at him because he believed so naively their stories of distress, borrowed from him with effrontery.

At the next Friday sermon, the women who were sitting in the side room of the mosque began to share their distress at the state of affairs.

i could make nothing of these fits of distress which continues until morning . then marguerite lapsed into a sort of torpor.

It was the pleading cry of a strong man in distress, but Bill's head did not turn.

I suppose therefore that this is good for the present distress, I say, that it is good for a man so to be.

She was wriggling her body in distress. It was quite as if she were trying to remain on the nursery floor.

From the outset Roosevelt was more responsive to the needs of the millions in distress than Hoover had been.

out of a maze of distress , she prayed to God to direct her , to show her what was her duty .

Distress, as a negative emotion, displays as low mood, filled up with sorrow and sadness and easy to be negative and pessimistic.

In my distress I called to the Lord; I called out to my God. From his temple he heard my voice; my cry came to his ears.

Now I was free from the spectacle of Mrs. Strickland's distress I could consider the matter more calmly.

There was no distress signal of any kind from the pilot, Captain Louis Lambrechts.

Two people close to the case confirmed it's the body of James who placed a distress call to relatives more than a week ago.

It is particularly in the matter of distress and intelligence that it is dangerous to have extremes meet.

Years of living in New York City had trained me: The distress you hear is nothing serious. It's only a drunk or a bum .

Preferring to stick to the status quo when faced with unexpected upheaval tends to lead to a sense of helplessness and distress.

The king of Babylon has heard the report about them , And his hands are feeble ; Distress has seized him , Pain like a woman in childbirth .

There was something so commanding in the distress of the old man, that Heyward did not dare to venture a syllable of consolation.

Su remnants snow covers with to scatter hair and seems to be quite distress, in fact that because Su cripple snow is lazy and comb hair.

Tim: Sure, you know me, always willing to help a damsel in distress.

She dried her eyes, reminded that her distress must not be betrayed to her husband.

I tried to be cheerful for a week, but that only increased my distress.

He did not know that thus he was providing himself with a refuge from all the distress of life.

For the time being, the distress-driven demand for dollars and risk-free assets is pushing down the cost of all this borrowing.

He said that the mothers were badly affected and felt the need to talk, to tell their distress, but that there was nobody to listen to them.

A recent article in a weekly newspaper, was headed with a striking caption of a lady in a state of considerable distress.

learn English imperceptible into a foreign video chat room, let me in distress situation is 90% of a group of special show their body goat.

Im sorry for causing you so much distress, said Tom. But at least it distracted you from the terrible aftertaste of the other liquor!

Then he took it step further, brought in another group of women with the exact same stomach distress, with the same vomiting.

And that old fisherman had been living distress than those who escape do not know what is really frustrated.

In this distress, he began to appease the LORD, his God. He humbled himself abjectly before the God of his fathers.

She must have been a happy creature in spite of all that she felt, or thought she felt, for the distress of those around her.

is a natural instinct of the human mind; when A sees B in distress, his conscience always urges him to entreat C to help him.

Reach out to us at times of distress for we always answer the call of every human.

The company said it did not accept liability , but regretted any distress caused to the local population by the waste dumping.

Reports have indicated he shot the man in an attempt to rescue a woman in distress.

and I dare say when Mr. Morland sees you, my dear child -- but do not let us distress our dear Catherine by talking of such things.

Of Elinor 's distress , she was too busily employed in measuring lengths of worsted for her rug to see anything at all .

In my distress I called upon the LORD, and cried to my God: and he did hear my voice out of his temple, and my cry did enter into his ears.

The passes allow your family entrance at the front of every entry gate, bypassing long lines, which are a huge source of distress.

As we stood thus she murmured, as if in real distress, her need for the money I had promised her. It was for "maman. "

It would have been a great happiness to have her little girl with her in this distress.

That meant the memory was more painful and more likely to cause distress, said the scientists at University College London.

What expatiated by him are the puzzling, bemusement and distress of the generation of youths, who grown up in today's society, to the world.

And its impact on GDP tends to be magnified in times of great financial distress, according to DB.

Both the Old Testament prophet, Daniel, and Jesus speak of a time of great distress on earth that will come just before His second coming.

She reached out for me with trembling hands and emitted a small sharp cry, the kind a rabbit makes when in the distress of the snare.

It soon became apparent that they would not be able to save the ship and the captain fired several volleys of distress signals.

When a vessel, installation, or aircraft is in distress, if it fails to, as in violation of Article 34 of the Maritime Traffic Safety Law.

One said he was waiting for the "distress to deepen" so that he could swoop in and scoop up foreclosed homes and planes.

and Louisa, my dear friend, promise me to take a little something warm before you go to bed, and not to distress yourself!

Tessa was looking after him, but he could see that she was making no signs of distress.

"It's just a little intestinal distress, " he tells us. "It's fairly common and nothing to worry about. "

The little girl was suffering constant respiratory distress as a result of her parents' smoking in the home.

In your distress you called and I rescued you, I answered you out of a thundercloud; I tested you at the waters of Meribah.

Gold is the only credible currency whose quantity cannot be expanded at will to meet the spending needs of governments in distress.

Bai Yun appeared to have contractions into Wednesday but there were no plans to intervene unless she showed signs of medical distress.

Old urchin grandfather received an extraordinary step father's distress signal, decided to send Bang Bang and Kaka to help step trivial.

A state of persistent distress or worry or the cause of such a state.

He waited for the first break in the conversation, and, with a face of distress, walked out of the room to look for Sonya.

Witnesses say neither aircraft appeared to be in distress before they collided.

Our abiding memory of Anne is of a warm, loving and giving person who would always help anyone in distress, sometimes to her own detriment.

I have been used to being in distress, missing and waiting, but now must get used to your absence.

I have been used to being in distress, missing and waiting, but never get used to your absence.

"We have to redouble our efforts to mitigate rural distress rising from the after effects of drought, " he said.

By the application of this technique of analysis, the condition and possible distress of an enterprise can be identified with quantity.

In the immediate aftermath of any trauma, amajority of survivors will experience some form of psychological distress.

"Financial help in the form of remittances from family members is always the first to arrive in times of distress, " says Ratha.

Light, warmth, joy, and clearness of vision will come, and healing of every disease and distress will follow after.

If their presence caused you distress or harm, they will not hesitate to leave you, even with the brutal way forgotten your attachment.

The conqueror begets enmity; the defeated lie down in distress. The peaceful rest in happiness, giving up both victory and defeat.

It was not known what caused the ship to sink and no distress call had been made, the center said.

Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he brought them out of their distress.

To understand etiology, pathogenesis, pathologic changes clinicopathological correlation of acute respiratory distress syndrome.

to add to his distress , the bright blue sky became overcast with little fleecy clouds which shut out the sun.

'This was not a crime born of financial distress or market pressures; it was a calculated, long-term fraud, ' Ms. Baroni said.

The painful idea that his character was breathed on by suspicion, was an aggravation to his distress.

Lawmakers in Shenzhen, Guangdong province have been considering making laws to protect people willing to help strangers in distress.

Once the crisis occurred, we had no institution to mobilize our collective resources to help economies in distress in a timely manner.

The Distress Committee was not the only body pretending to deal with the poverty problem.

If the impasse remains, consider counseling for yourself to help you cope with your distress and frustration.

For then there will be great distress, unequaled from the beginning of the world until now--and never to be equaled again.

A woman in great distress over the death of her son came to the Master for comfort.

Your party seems to be making signals of distress , Miss Forbes.

like a drunken man, and are at their wit's end. Then they cry unto the lord in their trouble, and he bringeth them out of their distress.

In great fear and distress Jacob divided the people who were with him into two groups, and the flocks and herds and camels as well.

Even so, surely it cannot be right for people who do not own any government debt to profit from sovereign distress?

Sax: God, I turn out to be such a damsel in distress.

We have lost our way as an economic power - and have been led down the garden path to our present distress !

The Russian Transport Ministry said the crew reported severe turbulence in a distress message sent from 11, 000 metres before disappearing.

I do not wish to have the amniotic membrane ruptured artificially unless signs of fetal distress require internal monitoring.

She, amid all her distress and anxiety, could not help being scandalized at the deportment of her companion.

If yields exceed a certain threshold they are more likely to be interpreted as a sign of distress than as a buying opportunity.

My heart goes out to him in this hour of distress .

When he finally killed himself he was in a state of extreme distress.

For an exactly speaking, it's not a cry because he has no sorriness , distress, and annoyance.

Programmes that depict families in distress are not necessarily representative of the general experience.

I've already marked my beginning, the explosion of consequences, with the touch of a wine bottle and a shout of distress.

Minutes later, the turboprop-powered aircraft sent out a distress signal and then dropped off the radar.

When the captain found the ship was rapidly sinking, he ordered his men to send out a distress signal.

In my distress I called to the Lord ; I cried to my God for help. From his temple he heard my voice; my cry came before him, into his ears.

They all mean the desire or wish to see another experience pain, injury, or distress.

Social pain can trigger the same sort of distress as a stomachache or a broken bone.

Secondly, happiness consists in contentment. A man which is dissatisfied dawn his present condition is usually in distress.

because those will be days of distress unequaled from the beginning, when God created the world, until now--and never to be equaled again.

They were hunted from place to place, and learned all there was to know about poverty, hunger, and distress.

Its spokesman, Capt Moussa Camara, wearing a red beret, said the junta wanted to "save a people in distress" .

Had the turtle or the ants given signs of distress, they might have elicited a quite different reaction.

Most members of the IMF have undergone at least some distress since the late 1970s.

There are large tracts where farmers seem to be in acute distress.

The woman is heard crying out in distress - saying she does not know the man.

And yet, our distress comes from no failure of substance, we are stricken by no plague of locusts.

In case of involvement of the upper airway and respiratory distress, the condition may be life-threatening.

Economic distress, bribery, debts and foreign pressure: it can sometimes seem as if not much has changed in Greece down the ages.

That is not to say that the fiscal and monetary medicine being administered will not alleviate symptoms of distress.

What would be hardship and distress and injustice in his own class is a cool matter of course in another one.

Loves if may control at will, I cannot the like this distress.

Afflict not the heart of the needy, and defer not to give to him that is in distress.

She has filed a sex discrimination suit against the bank in New York and is seeking damages for loss of earnings and emotional distress.

This was not a false flag operation, but a genuine attempt by those resentful of the US to cause it distress and embarrassment.

The power of magic appearance caused us to do, and feel the heat and cold of distress, but the secret is to know not broken.

Bateman added that Mahina has yet to see any real distress sales due to the bad economy.

If fetal distress is confirmed, then cesarean delivery is usually called for.

On physical examination, the patient is a man of moderate build, in no apparent distress.

Yang insisted that Yahoo is "not for sale, " but there's little reason to believe him given the company's distress.

IOC president Jacques Rogge, who succeeded Samaranch, said: "I cannot find the words to express the distress of the Olympic Family. "

Replacement of old debt by new debt when not under financial distress is referred to as refinancing.

Becky roused up from her lethargy of distress and showed good interest in the proceedings.

Politics does feel sour and contentious in ways that seem to flow from the country's economic distress.

His death caused her a great deal of distress.

Objectives. Post irradiation salivary dysfunction leads to subjective distress and a pronounced decrease in quality of life.

There was the same thick air, difficult to breathe; the same blighted ground, the same hopeless prospect, the same misery and distress.

'We're willing to work with those European countries in distress for a better solution. But . . . we have to be accountable to the people.

He was so crazy about diverse experiments that he disregarded his wife's feelings, which caused her in great distress.

Mental distress has increased to a small, yet significant degree during the past few years and in most areas of the United States.

Vietnam south of Ho Chi Minh is far more vulnerable, and for a broader area, yet is not in such distress.

In this distress, the mate of our vessel lays hold of the boat.

Achilles heard the fate of his friend with such distress that some feared that he would destroy himself.

The majority of that money will come from sovereign-wealth funds, the white knights of choice for today's bank in distress.

When what you dread comes like a storm, And your calamity comes like a whirlwind, When distress and anguish come upon you.

Children who always get what they ask for never learn to be patient. So when they encounter failure or distress, they are unable to cope. .

I had already been soviet territory a day and a half , yet I had seen no signs of wartime distress .

The voice of the original Walkman too much, I did not realize that they actually great voice, I was extremely distress.

After three weeks, the incidence rate of chest distress began to decline.

A wretch who in the deepest distress still aimed at good humor was an object my friend was by no means capable of withstanding .

When all is going sell, plan for hard times. When hard times come, you will find a way out of your distress.

People will also be able to sue for mental distress, environmental harm and even damage to their reputations online.

He flings away his burden, if he have one, he lightens himself, like a ship in distress; it is too late, the sand is above his knees.

So timely discovering fetal distress and taking necessary measures are the keys to reduce the death rate of the prenatal fetal.

and out of all these, forms, for her own sorrow, the most complete image of misery and distress.

The premature delivery, Fetal distress and postpartum hemorrhage was the main complication of ICP.

But since a link between IQ and drug use remains independent of psychological distress, that can't be all that's going on.

No one thought of eradicating poverty; everyone, however, had to do his best to alleviate the distress of the poor.

Before any crack sealing or filling is recommended, a roadway must first be evaluated to determine the amount of distress in its surface.

Mental disorder : Any illness with a psychological origin, manifested either in symptoms of emotional distress or in abnormal Behaviour.

He is wooing you from the jaws of distress to a spacious place free from restriction, to the comfort of your table laden with choice food.

But like "the dog" equally lives, is the connecting shaft revolution, is tired suffers extreme distress.

The U. S. stock markets held up quite well for 2007 in the face of the rising distress, thanks to two strong macroeconomic trends.

The TEMPUP-MED prone Positioning Kit mainly used for patients who suffer from ARDS (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome).

With the Black Hawk pitched at a forty-five-degree angle astride the wall the crew sent a distress call to the idling Chinooks.

Distress can include such factors as burnout, depression, financial issues, family concerns or other emotional stress.

He said: 'In my distress I called to the Lord , and he answered me.

"This is a corporation that finds itself in financial distress due to recklessness and greed, " he said.

The next wave of distress will be unlike the last in two respects.

But in times of economic distress , there is only so much a Rising Sun company can do to wrap itself in the Stars and Stripes .

Her body has many faults, she has enough distress, please don't feel free to send her to remind.

First, the individual being helped is in distress and unless it escapes on its own it will suffer severe physical harm.

Suddenly it was stuck, I bent over to try to breathe, and two men, seeing my distress, slapped me on the back.

The most common indications were status after prior caesarean section or other uterus operation, fetal distress and fetus malposition.

have never known any distress that an hour's reading did not relieve.

Weitzer sees college women as particularly susceptible to entering such an arrangement, especially during times of economic distress.

There may be a way to help keep that gastrointestinal (GI) distress at bay- by breastfeeding.

The desire for pleasure, the fear of pain, both are states of distress. Is there a state of unalloyed pleasure?

It is not a life bearing planet, therefore the distress signal must be coming from a life form that originated somewhere else .

At the risky, subprime end of the mortgage market, there are already signs of distress: defaults and foreclosures have been soaring.

Nature strength of spirits to shield you in sudden misfortune, but do not distress yourself with imaginings.

We were trying to find the sourceof the distress call.

And in the time of his distress did he trespass yet more against Jehovah, this same king Ahaz.

Given that near-term outlooks for metals prices are positive, deals would be strategic and not come as a result of distress.

IVFEmotional distress does not affect the success of IVF or other assisted reproductive techniques, according to a study.

The main damage organ of the midrange intoxicated patient is the lung. Acute respiratory distress syndrome proceeds pulmonary fibrosis.

The most immediate need is more aid to people in distress: the U. N. 's World Food Program put out a desperate appeal for more funds.

This paper investigates how the corporate governance influences the indirect cost of financial distress(ICFD).

Although we do not know the long-term consequences of separation or deprivation , we do know that they can produce acute immediate distress.

In an increasingly shameless world, Gelbspan's authentic distress is a sweet sign that not everything about us is going wrong.

"I cannot find the words to express the distress of the Olympic Family, " said IOC President Jacques Rogge.

Partial liquid ventilation is a valid alternative ventilation strategy for the management of the respiratory distress in newborn and infant.

The topic of financial distress is always an important issue in the economics and management field.

Financial distress is the result of poor corporate financial operations, made a series of potential crisis.

These monetary measures were accompanied by a whole alphabet of new agencies to promote employment and relieve distress.

Any employer who intentionally discriminates on the basis of age is subject to a civil lawsuit for damages, including emotional distress.

They use calls that imitate prey to attract hungry wolves, including the bugling of elk and a sound resembling a rabbit in distress.

The S&P downgrade adds to the distress of Chinese policy makers as they wrestle with the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

The lungs develop very early in this species; tadpoles that are just three days old are capable of emitting loud distress signals.

The reason I make friends with him who are in distress because he was brave, honest, and clever.

Job was blubbering - I am sorry I cannot name his distress by any more delicate word-audibly in the corner .

The patient presented with preterm labour and was delivered by emergency caesarean section on suspicion of foetal distress.

BEN BERNANKE once spoke of dropping money from helicopters, if necessary, to save an economy in distress.

Always eager to help lovers in distress, Aphrodite was equally quick to punish those who resisted the call of love .

We are on the front line, collaborating to provide a safety net for kids in distress.

ostracize ( "Go to your room! " ), deprive ( "No dessert for you! " ), and induce vicarious distress ( "Look at the pain you've caused! " ).

By doing everything possible "for the patient, " surgeons protected themselves against the emotional distress of failure.

He had left the girl whose youth and innocence he had seduced in a situation of the utmost distress.

Spiraling drug costs, inadequate insurance and big out-of-pocket expenses are all cause for public distress.

He had been hospitalized in Bangkok with severe pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Too bad no one told him you can't save a damsel if she loves her distress.

That's what enabled you to pick up the willow's distress signals?

as a result of urbanization in ma on shan , peace - loving seagulls could not be spared from the bewilderment and distress thus induced.

I'm sorry to see a great fellow like you in distress.

He put on a look of ineffable distress and said that he was aware how God had afflicted her.

A statement says: "Do not fight in distress, is indisputable win lose, lose is naturally lost. "

The victim will suddenly be unable to speak and may clutch his throat in obvious distress.

But even allowing for the traditional exaggeration, this degree of distress has a different tone to it.

Included: the concept, nature and constitutive elements of the Mental Distress, Compensation for Spiritual Damage and State Compensation.

Students were also able to cope with emotional distress more easily after exposure to money.

Keynesians are right that deficits, so far, have been more a symptom than a source of economic distress.

This new study confirms the previous findings but shows that distress should be addressed as a factor independent of fatigue.

Results: Using an initial cut point of having at least 4 symptoms of distress, 59% of respondents were considered troubled.

It is a sign of a strong telepathic burst that is directed in your direction out of distress, fear or concern.

They cause feelings of strong emotion, distress or shock, which puts physical and mental strain on the body.

Only in 1929 as appear much distress, capitalism and democracy, economic collapse all hell, the United States had to fundamental reform.

Sometimes the sudden experience of being able to move around can distress a child.

No bank wants to use them for fear of sending a signal to the market that it, like Northern Rock, is in distress.

Le Figaro has already expressed distress that it is technically against the law to wear a ski mask in a public place.

abstract: Objective: To investigate the efficacy of the non-invasive mechanical ventilation in acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Maritime safety services via Inmarsat provide distress alerting and distress messaging as top priority at all times.

He spent his fortune in relieving distress among the poor.

The mantle of chic victimhood quiets a lot of the inner distress -- for a while.

Management of the emotional distress that accompanies chronic or acute pain is of foremost concern.

A lack of peace or spiritual distress can cause pain just as much as physical ailments .

Evening, morning and noon I cry out in distress, and he hears my voice.

The economic distress of southern Europe was manifest in recently published GDP figures for the first three months of this year (see chart).

The slowdown in shipping along the Yangtze has caused economic distress for some businesses and hampered critical industries.

Emotional distress: worry, anger, irritability, anxiety, frustration, impatience.

Fetal distress, umbilical cord, the main factors related factors, factors of amniotic fluid, placental factors, maternal factors.

Companies in financial distress present opportunities as well.

But plenty of students do throw up, and undergo other forms of mental and bodily distress, and plenty take time off from school or drop out.

It is in the nature of charisma that it rises out of thin air, out of need and distress, and then dissipates when the magic fails.

So far the effects on GDP and employment have not been severe, although the financial distress is not yet completely over.

As soon as she met with Edmund, she told him her distress .

It was horrible to think that he loved her and that she must continually distress him.