"You can see it on his face, the anguish he's going through," Mr. Kaplan said.
So all the familiar old instruments of state control, including loudspeakers that squawk warnings against the "social evils" of drinking, gambling and crime, still survive".Vietnam has gone through anguishes of a magnitude unknown elsewhere.
In effect, what we're having people say is, we are going through the anguish -- the gentleman from North Carolina mentions -- we're grunting and groaning and fighting, but don't worry, the outcome is fixed.
"I was wrong about Michael Boxley, and as a father I have tremendous anguish about what Elizabeth Crothers went through," he said.
But it was long ago, in a different time, and what Mrs. Moore's family had gone through was something other families faced with the same combination of anguish, shame and denial.
An operation being cancelled is an experience that causes a great deal of stress and anguish and it's one nobody should have to go through," he said.
An operation being cancelled is an experience that causes a great deal of stress and anguish and it's one nobody should have to go through," said Burnham.
I knew they were going through pain and anguish.
A: Well, let me say I knew they were going through pain and anguish.
Even for those companies already "going through the mental anguish of being public," says Lessin, there are other ways to grow: through a merger, by borrowing money or by securitizing assets like receivables.
In a room crammed with sewing machines in Avega's eastern province cooperative, Joseline Nibagwire, whose husband was killed in the genocide together with two of her three children, puts it this way: "The women in this room went through poverty, anguish, hopelessness, illness, rapes, torture.
