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President Martin Vizcarra said on Twitter that he was "consternated" by Garcia's death, and sent his condolences to his family members.

UN acquiesced Trump's declaration of moving embassy from Tal aviv to Jerusalem that consternated whole world.

He is consternated that out of four evangelists only one speaks of a thief being saved:

With black mantilla and murderous eyes, women's heels peal over the pavement stones, consternated to confirm that not one house has been razed, not one Lazarus raised, and, as if charging from a bullpen, they irrupt into the atria, where the men flag them with a glance or two, at the risk of getting their hearts gored.

When asked how much they agree or disagree with the following statement, "I feel personally consternated by the NSU murders," a vast majority of 64.5 percent fully to strongly agree with the statement.

In the early afternoon, we reversed up to the chief's unloading dock and delivered twenty-two carcasses to the consternated chief.

One look at her and Franz Josef was smitten, madly in love, so that he told his consternated mother he'd marry no one else.

When the interviewees were confronted with the comparative results of the study conducted by the International Work Bureau (31), they were consternated, offensive.

Different sources in Juba told Sudan Tribune that the announcement of the attack by President Salva Kiir consternated the ministers and members of the government because the cabinet in an extraordinary meeting on the same Monday had decided to work with Khartoum for a negotiated settlement over the pending issues and to support the efforts of the chief negotiator, Pagan Amum.