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"I sense people in general are still traumatized by the market."

He is more traumatized by his wife's death than one would think.

One child had been so traumatized that she lost her voice.

Not much is known because this only results when certain areas of the head are traumatized.

"Children are not traumatized every time someone leaves their lives."

He said "the whole family came out of it traumatized."

She's been really traumatized, says she'll never get the image out of her head.

My father was so traumatized by what had happened to his family, he wanted to protect us from anything political.

But more than 40 years of cold war thinking has traumatized official Washington.

Last thing he wanted to do was to traumatize his daughter any further.

Two were wounded and one was traumatized, the police said.

Others were so traumatized they could never work underground again.

Number 18 is traumatized and does not understand what Jason wants.

"The only time I get to deal with decent people is after they are traumatized."

"A lot of the students have been traumatized," he said.

Utterly traumatized, he will not talk about what has happened to him.

Although no one was killed, he said, some of his workers were so traumatized that they never returned to work.

The left side of the head and body were severely traumatized.

Adams himself is actually traumatized by the death of his own daughter.

How much has this to do with the way he was traumatized in childhood?

"We've both been traumatized by this, but we're trying to move on with our lives."

He said the children of the 19 families who live in the building are "definitely traumatized."

They were traumatized and had nothing to do all day."

The plot has traumatized the French government, and the police.

Frequently, children come to us in the middle of the night traumatized by events they do not understand.

Behind each image is a real child traumatised by their experiences.

His father had been traumatised by the war and was unable to work.

Like what happened today, we were almost wiped out and the men are traumatised.

"When news like this is suddenly made known in a small rural community, people are traumatised by it."

He is allowed to see his friends, but they have both been deeply traumatised by their experiences.

Farmers have been traumatised by the fall in their income so I hope that is the end of it.

She is traumatised by the event, but Thomas nurses her back to health.

The beneficiaries have already been traumatised by the break with the culture and traditions of the country they come from.

We were both completely traumatised by what we'd been through and it ripped our relationship apart.

Kevin's mother died of cancer when he was just 15 years old and this experience traumatised him badly.

However, Liu is traumatised by the experience and turns hysterical.

She said: "It is a terrible thing and they are all traumatised.

This left them traumatised with an estimated 400.000 people (by 2009) being mentally ill.

A number of people had died, and others were wounded and traumatised.

Adam was still traumatised by the stabbing and began to turn to drugs for support.

Part of what disturbed her was the fact that she didn't feel worse, more traumatised at having taken human life.

Survivors were so traumatised that they rarely spoke of their ordeal.

"In a small rural community like this where people are known so well, the community is traumatised."

In the second tent, five to six women are lying bandaged and traumatised.

But it doesn't seem to me like he's traumatised.

The muscle was traumatised, but there was no serious damage.

'We were traumatised by what we saw,' he told a news conference.

Sheila Johnston observed a theme in his early works of playing those traumatised by war.

Russo did, and was left traumatised by this incident.