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to deprive of courage or the power to act as a result of fear, anxiety, or disgust

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fill with anxiety, dread, dismay, or confusion

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we are that collapse already." In her last pages, Klougart consternates: "Everything we lose remains inside us, while everything we have remains invisible." And we come to see--her world is the sum of her losses: "Everything is bleeding."

Josefine Klougart. Of Darkness

As with other revolutions, change consternates some people and organizations.

Debates over definition of planet continue and inspire

Raymond Schroth's The American Jesuits more than fills this void, offering a perspective of the order that by turns reveals, inspires and consternates. It also achieves that elusive goal of combining comprehensiveness with brevity.

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