The US Coastguard had to rescue the crew of a tall ship, HMS Bounty, which got into distress 90 miles from the North Carolina shore.
When the vessel subsequently got into distress, the west Africans deceived their rescuer, Captain Amasa Delano, an American seal-hunter and a distant relative of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, pretending they were still slaves.
In comparing the two alternatives they note the following trade-off: "On the one hand, close proximity has the potential to improve the decision making process, as it provides politicians with good information about banks that get into distress.
To the extent he takes stock, he gets a larger stake in M & F and the profits from its businesses, which will help to cut his losses if Panavision does get into financial distress.
"Golub Capital focuses on conservative debt structures with plenty of margin for error, so that there is a relatively low risk that borrowers get into financial distress," the spokesman said.
We have a supportive programme with the IMF in which we ourselves have said we will constrain ourselves; we don't want to see our country get into debt distress once again.
I had to quickly level my mental distress to prevent myself from getting into an unsavory mess.
Like getting into trouble.
Start getting into specifics.
Avoid getting into conflicts.
