"It was a terrible bill, we're really distressed by it," Mr. Clemens said.
Speaking before Thursday's sentencing, Jeff Wasserstrom, a professor of Chinese history at the University of California, Irvine, said: "I'm really distressed.
They come and they have such little time and they will have to do so much so they're in a rush and sometimes they're really distressed to try and meet their milestones.
Investigator, the East African Consortia, 10 They come and they have such little time and they will have to do so much so they're in a rush and sometimes they're really distressed to try and meet their milestones.
The only assets that are really available are distressed.
Anthony Crawford, head of waste networks at Thames Water, told The Independent: "We are really sorry for the distress we've caused Mr Ludmon - our response to his problem has been unacceptably slow.
When Maori have access to their language, geneology, whakapapa and marae, they are really strong preventive measures against mental distress and suicide".
These assumptions may have consequences for treatment; the findings of some studies suggest that primary care professionals treat male patients who seek help more seriously than female patients, because of the assumption that men only seek help (particularly for emotional distress) when they are really ill, whereas women consult with more trivial problems [ 55, 56].
"As soon as we get a 406 alert, we know it's either a hoax or someone is really in distress," said Lt. Col. Scott Morgan, commander of the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center, which oversees land-based rescue operations.
