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distress

[dih-stres] / dɪˈstrɛs /




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The former presenter had claimed the broadcaster caused him "distress and harassment" by failing to comply with a request for copies of his personal data.

From BBC

Further, it said it would establish direct points of contact with Canadian law-enforcement officials, help direct users in distress to relevant local support agencies, and toughen its detection system to prevent attempts to evade safeguards.

From The Wall Street Journal

Doe is also suing for malicious prosecution and intentional infliction of emotional distress, and seeks a jury trial.

From Los Angeles Times

At Milan Fashion Week on Thursday, the Prada show opened with cozy knit sweaters and multi-coloured scarves, only for garments to be ripped open, exposed and distressed as the catwalk continued.

From Barron's

This story contains details and video that some readers may find distressing.

From BBC