Word: distressed
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...Across the twentieth century, this observation has been made: that gifted young women often experience psychological distress at the time of adolescence," she said...
...flat, unmemoried days," like a meeker George III. Young Alan sought glamour in Leeds' double-decker trams, musty mystery in the artifacts of Grandma's parlor. Later he would realize he had a great subject in this gray world. It begged for a wit that evokes nostalgia and distress, and Bennett became its not-quite-lyric poet: the bardof the drab...
...although the crew had communicated with the Logan Airport Control Tower, a distress signal was not transmitted, said Col. Charles Henderson, Superintendent of the State Police, at a press conference yesterday...
Contescu's and Dunn's civil suit, filed in June1994, seeks more than $300,000 in damages fromdiminished earnings, increased rent, therapy andemotional distress. They have already obtained anattachment, or lien, of $50,000 from Harrop's saleof the house last year. The money is held inescrow for damages, in the event that Contescu andDunn...
...persuaded ; by a Dec. 30, 1980, satellite photo of the camp that showed a large "52" carved on the ground near the compound's perimeter. He thought it might mean B-52 for a bomber crew. Photo interpreters also pointed to what they believed was a "K," a standard distress signal pilots on the ground used, next to the 52. Other analysts who have seen the photo subsequently argue that the 52 was simply an accidental image, caused by shadow or vegetation. But a Feb. 23, 1981, DIA memo said satellites photographed the camp for a month...