But even if they manage to pull it off, it shouldn't be considered as some sort of grand upset, the sports equivalent of David felling Goliath.
GPs often conceptualised depression in LTCs in comparable terms to late-life depression - as 'inevitable' and as a 'normal' consequence of living with a LTC: "Once you're told you've got some sort of chronic disease it upsets your equilibrium, it upsets the way you see yourself, you lose your autonomy in terms of your health.
I only think when you are sad and have endured this sort of upset, you need some affection from people who are close to you, to help recover your self-esteem.
But information systems do not operate in a vacuum; the provision of information entails some sort of social change and may upset the existing political order and gender relations.
He came to the point: "It was tough at the start, because two English guys coming in and a Kiwi sort of upset a lot of people, especially the players 'cause some of them thought we were mad.
"I just got more and more sort of upset," Franken says.
The way he remembers it, 'this Thai lady seemed sort of upset.
Keep a laser-tight focus on the flight attendant up front who looks sort of upset.
Hearing about the Depression sort of upset me a little, but it didn't scare me".
That sort of upset conclave is the premise of "The Shoes of the Fisherman," a 1968 movie in which the cardinals, tired of round after round of ritualized balloting, listen to one of their number talk about the time when, in a Siberian prison camp, he almost killed a man — and decide to elect him Pope.
