21.   He will experience the long-term emotional toll of his horrific mauling and the painful recovery, but psychiatrists will work to mend his damaged psyche.

22.   In a transcript inadvertantly released by a court reporter late last week, one juror provided some insight into the emotional toll.

23.   It is the emotional toll on everyone involved.

24.   Morphine has eased the throbbing of daily dressing changes, but the disease has an emotional toll.

25.   Nigh said the delay was taking an emotional toll on McVeigh.

26.   No game in his life, Karl admitted, took a greater emotional toll.

27.   Nor can we overlook the stress caused by negative campaigning, and the emotional toll on the lives of children and spouses.

28.   One reporter asked the president if he had said a prayer for himself, and the emotional toll of the crisis became evident.

29.   Police work often exacts a heavy emotional toll and demands the kind of loyalty required of battlefield troops.

30.   Poor job performance, marital problems or alcohol or drug abuse are common results of not dealing with the emotional toll of a crisis.