"Hopefully, the family is aghast with pleasure," she said.
The governments of Europe were aghast, with the case raising serious questions about Turkey's attempt to join the EU.
Dr Anthony Calibo, the national programme manager for infant and young feeding, and division chief for the children's health division of the DOH, said he was "aghast with the rampant violations that this investigation shows are still happening".
Action on Smoking and Health, a campaign group, was aghast: "With celebrity comes a responsibility to avoid promoting lethal and addictive products to young people," it said.It is likely to be some time before the tobacco-control treaty signed on Wednesday begins to show effects on consumption in the developing countries, where many thousands of youngsters take up smoking each day.
The German press was aghast, with one paper, Bundesdeutsche Zeitung, saying: "'Made in Germany' in the gutter".
The movement, if you will, began with an eclectic group of engineers, social and behavioral scientists, physiologists, physicians, educators and many others all who were aghast with the carnage resulting from crashes on our streets and highways.
In an interview with mlb.com, Monday said, "There was a buzz in the stands, people being aghast with what had taken place.
The younger brother now faces the challenge of rebuilding relations with Blairites, who are aghast that their favourite son has been forced to quit the Labour front bench.
There are fears that after the referendum, there could be clashes between the large pro-Russian population and the minority Crimean Tatar and ethnic Ukrainian populations, who are aghast at the prospect of union with Moscow.
And if Chrissie and Darnley's mother, Emmie, are aghast at his failure, it is with good reason: it turns out they have squandered the vast amount of loot stashed away by Darnley's violent younger brother who is due out of the nick any moment.
