Both forms are available on the NHS and must be prescribed by your GP or a specialist and, for those whose entire summer is blighted by hay fever misery, represent a real step forward in treatment.
The money cost to governments involved has been estimated at more than $1,000,000,000,000 but this figure cannot represent the human misery, deprivation, and suffering, the dislocation of peoples and of economic life, or the sheer physical destruction of property that the war involved.
"The numbers are staggering and yet each represents the ongoing misery of a child".
Hundreds of millions of Indians would remain trapped in poverty for decades to come, representing not just a legacy of misery but a brake on India's future growth.
Sitting in meetings talking to each other about hating Tories, or passing motions about the revolution to come will only condemn those whom we claim to represent to live in misery.
A spokesman for the Rail Delivery Group, representing train operators and Network Rail, said: "This further strike action will cause misery for thousands of passengers.
Factor analysis of the National Comorbidity Survey has been used to promote the latter approach, suggesting an alternative model in which disorders are divided into those representing externalizing or internalizing problems with the latter having two sub factors – anxious-misery and fear.
Dhumavati is described as a hag or witch, crafty and quarrelsome; she represents all the dreaded miseries of life.
They represented a study in abject misery.
The standard line is that glam rock represented a diversion from the misery of early-70s life, a glittery space-age dreamworld in which you could hide from rising unemployment, industrial unrest and terrorism.
