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Deaths arising from vessels in distress and from drowning are also commonplace.

5 million; Sellers counter-sued for '4 million claiming the Fox suit caused him "mental distress and injury to his health".

At around 17:00, Detmers instructed his wireless operators to send a false distress signal indicating that Straat Malakka was being approached by a suspicious ship.

The keeper and the Surfmen would be responsible for patrolling the beach and maintaining a watch for vessels in distress.

Jim Craig (Nat Polen) to bring Viki to his room, much to Dorian's distress.

During French King Louis XIV's wars of conquest, the county ended up in great distress.

He loves Yui very much, and is always distressed when he sees Yui with another man (Shun).

Prosecutor James Bayard reportedly told Hunn the fines would not be imposed if he would promise not to continue his efforts to aid fugitives escaping from slavery, but Hunn "vowed never to withhold a helping hand from the down-trodden in their hour of distress.

Wanké, Daouda Malam A Subjective Units of Distress Scale (SUDS – also called a Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale) is a scale of 0 to 10 for measuring the subjective intensity of disturbance or distress currently experienced by an individual.

Lady Wang later died in distress.

On 3 April 2007, during an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt apologised to junior doctors over the crisis, saying that the application scheme had caused "needless anxiety and distress".

Lost campers and hikers have an additional possible benefit: the shiny surface flashes in the sun, allowing its use as an improvised distress beacon for searchers and as a method of signalling over long distances to other people.

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Fools, weak or stupid Persons, heavy and dull Souls, are seldom troubled with Vapours or Lowness of Spirits.

As a result, conflicts are less frequent, economies prosper, the quality of life improves, and peace in long-troubled regions are finally achieved.

Power to the People: Why is John Gage, a bearded old Berkeley troublemaker, carrying the corporate flag for the Pentagon's favorite computer maker?, Wired.

" Newspaper articles mention organizing troubles that caused it to be cancelled in 1929.

Marginal practices like these are strongly discouraged in large or mission-critical installations, because they can introduce extremely troublesome intermittent connections, as well as more-obvious outright bad connections.

Pre-troubles cardinalate .

The treaty, moreover, contained a troublesome clause.

By the 1990s, however, Braunstone was perhaps the most troubled part of Leicester, with crime rates and unemployment among the highest in the city.

On the morning of Sunday, October 16, officials realized that the dam was in trouble.

Their inevitable split came the night he agreed to drive another woman, Stella, to another town to escape her troubled boyfriend.

At the height of the Northern Ireland troubles Ordnance Depot Kinnegar was a major logistic facility but is now much reduced.

At the same time, Šantić writes about his personal troubles"nbsp;– the loss of close and dear people (his mother, brothers Jeftan and Jakov, and brother-in-law Svetozar Ćorović), the health that was a lifetime problem and loneliness that accompanied him to the end.

O'Connor described Faith and Courage, her first album with Atlantic, as a record about "survival" which depicted her own troubled "journey" as she bared her soul on a series of autobiographical and often cathartic songs.