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Meanings of emotional trauma in English

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Usage of emotional trauma in English
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In the meantime, the women are suing the Met for emotional trauma.
The Guardian
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In some circumstances, they may also be able to claim for emotional trauma.
The South African
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Negotiations were still on-going regarding compensation for emotional trauma suffered by the survivors.
The South African
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Her body is still healing and she's been through physical and emotional trauma.
News.com.au
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And I don't want to hear any complaining about emotional trauma.
Sahm I am
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And I just hadn't prepared myself for the emotional trauma of the abortion.
The South African
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The film is Spider's wedding video, revealing all sorts of buried emotional trauma.
The Guardian
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The owner said he wanted Airbnb to consider payment for " emotional trauma".
Radio NZ
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To avoid the emotional trauma of a failed campaign, here are some pointers: 1.
Reuters
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The emotional trauma that women experience afterwards is never discussed.
The Irish Times
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That my silence has been brought on by emotional trauma.
Mockingjay
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Britons are 'suffering emotional trauma similar to bereavement or divorce', questioning their lifestyles and values.
The Guardian
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Potentially we could go physical, mental and emotional trauma.
News.com.au
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Both parents still suffer from physical injuries caused that day, as well as significant emotional trauma.
News.com.au
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HAVING A close family member go missing represents a profound emotional trauma for all those involved.
The Irish Times
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Survivors are also dealing with the emotional trauma triggered by the horrors of the preceding days.
News.com.au
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