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Damages sought by the Skaggs family include his projected future earnings and compensation for the pain and anguish the family suffered.

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"My heart goes out to the suffering population, who have lived in anguish and deprivation for years," he said, calling once again for "an end to the violence".

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She subsequently had three sessions with a school counsellor, but she "did not present in a way which suggested she was suffering from mental anguish or anxiety".

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The self-assertion is accompanied by a new anguish, as many British Jews are asking if there’s a future for them in a country that has long been a “haven,” as Rabbi Dunner puts it.

“They are euphoric,” he writes in “Hostage,” a book of startling eloquence, unimaginable anguish and exceptionally restrained rage.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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