Some of her patients are in deep distress after a child has died.

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But their advertising has been drowned by that of others in deep distress, desperate to suck in deposits to pay other debts.

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Kingfisher Airlines is so broke it cannot pay its gorgeous cabin crew, for instance, and Air India is also manifestly in deep distress.

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India's "Prime Minister expressed his deep distress at the loss of innocent lives, " according to a statement issued by India's ministry of external affairs late Monday.

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The spokesman said the Archbishop's letter was written "recognising the deep distress of all those who have suffered abuse and the disquiet at Mr Savile's name remaining on papal honours lists".

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When a fellow American is in this kind of trouble, we set aside our allegedly deeply held political beliefs and we do what we must to help people in such deep distress.

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Michigan, which is in deep financial distress, recently rolled back some generous tax exemptions for pension income.

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Like many cities throughout the nation, Los Angeles is in deep financial distress.

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