distressingly

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• Mink experience symptoms of respiratory distress from SARS-CoV-2, similar to humans, and die quickly after being infected with the virus.

• Seeing his distress, Richards put his arm around Martin’s shoulder.

• Kayla Jimenez reports that the emotional distress often came in the form of vitriolic social media posts, but also included phone calls and text messages.

• Thys didn’t hang any of the flags upside down, but these are clearly distress symbols.

• This is yet another in a line of preventable tragedies, another instance of police officers shooting unarmed men who are in psychological distress.

• The ultimate result would be a more dangerous Brooklyn, most distressingly for kids such as Sarah and Mary.

• Distressingly, this framing of the debate limits so many options.

• Another month, another sign that the job market remains unchangingly, distressingly stuck.

• In a city as large as New York, flawed witnesses are distressingly familiar.

• "It is n't distressingly calm now," said the extra-strong frames—they were called web-frames—in the engine-room.

• “Professor Fortescue is eloquent, but he makes one feel distressingly vegetable,” said Temperley.

• The winters of Avignon, however, are sometimes rendered by it most distressingly cold.

• You have, indeed, but you were such dear little girls then, and now you are growing tall; I do not half like it.