It's a tragedy, and it's written to be a tragedy.
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At the end of a tragedy, there is just tragedy.
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Tragedy heaped on tragedy this week, all over the country.
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The tragedy is little known because the tragedy never occurred.
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Tragedy for everybody, it's a tragedy for the entire city.
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From there, "Broken Angeles" continues a survey of tragedy after tragedy.
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His family was struck by tragedy after tragedy, even before his death.
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But of course this tragedy pales before the tragedy of sudden death.
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The tragedy of lesbian life is not the tragedy of lesbian representation.
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"Trump's instinct when addressing a tragedy was to lie about another tragedy," Colbert retorted.
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Through tragedy after tragedy, empathy has been the quality clearly missing from Trump's reactions.
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And tragedy after tragedy, we do nothing as a nation to prevent gun violence.
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"That would be a tragedy, but a tragedy of his own making," he said.
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There was just an incredible outpouring from around the country of people witnessing this absolute tragedy, human tragedy and also technological tragedy unfold in front of their eyes.
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So far, we have done it on a city-by-city, tragedy-by-tragedy method.
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I feel as though my entire childhood has been overwhelmed with seeing tragedy after tragedy.
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"I can look myself in the mirror at the end of the day and say I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy," Ryan tells me.
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When a tragedy happens, we protest, we're upset, and then we forget and another tragedy happens.
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But tragedy after tragedy shows that quakes still surprise and shock people with their mercurial behavior.
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We experience the tragedy, we witness the tragedy, and yet it is immediately buried in more gameplay.
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What he recognizes, though, is not the tragedy of pride they prescribed but a tragedy of faith.
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" He added that, while the outbreak is a "human tragedy," it will likely not be an "economic tragedy.
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It is as if the city and the country are bursting at the seams with tragedy after tragedy.
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It ends with a village tragedy, but one that could be a metaphor for the tragedy of Syria.
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"A lot of the evening will be focused on turning tragedy into triumph, turning tragedy into fuel," says Akinnagbe.
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There's tragedy in them but, much like NieR: Automata as a whole, that tragedy is not a precise one.
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What ensues is a tragedy upon a tragedy: Most species still alive will disappear without ever having been recorded.
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It begins as a romantic tragedy, unfolds as a melancholy country-house comedy, then skitters back to tragedy again.
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In a way, that's a tragedy on its own; tragedy shouldn't be less tragic just because it's become familiar.
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"It is a tragedy, but in any tragedy, you have to look for a hope of renewal," he said.
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Let me ask Britain and the European government why they failed to avoid a similar tragedy after the Dover tragedy?
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" He continued, "All we can say is you are not on your own right now, your tragedy is our tragedy.
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The coronavirus is already spinning into a tragedy; it will be a bigger tragedy if we learn nothing from it.
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We're playing for the tragedy that happened, for all the people that were here tonight and affected by the tragedy.
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"He's been through tragedy after tragedy, wall after wall, wrong turn after wrong turn — and he stood strong," Ryan said.
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"It is not easy work, I'm not making excuses, because what happened was a tragedy, truly a tragedy," he said.
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This was a tragedy that clearly hit home; but we shouldn't confuse any of that rhetoric, with any real hope that this tragedy, or any specific tragedy for that matter, will lead immediately to any meaningful policy change.
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"I can look myself in the mirror at the end of the day and say I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy," Ryan told The New York Times in a piece published Tuesday.
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LEAP OF FAITH Hubris, Negligence, and America's Greatest Foreign Policy Tragedy By Michael J. Mazarr The operative word in the title of "Leap of Faith: Hubris, Negligence, and America's Greatest Foreign Policy Tragedy" is the last one: tragedy.
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It was tragedy heaped on tragedy this week, but a few things made people smile, like Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes.
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"This is an awful tragedy ... but unfortunately, not every tragedy should result in serious criminal charges," said defense attorney Theodore Simon.
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We have reported on horrible car accidents, serial killings, political corruption, disease outbreaks, air crashes, natural disasters, tragedy heaped on tragedy.
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At the end of a tragedy, there is just tragedy, though some readers might feel catharsis on the road to ruin.
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"We are just going from one tragedy to a bigger tragedy," said Muhammad Jaffa, an engineer who helps resettle displaced people.
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The felt civic tragedy is universal, and possibly part of the tragedy of time and change that no rule can alter.
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For that crime, they had to be punished and ultimately, this tragedy occurred – a tragedy that was in the making for years.
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"This is ... a tragedy that belongs to LGBTQ communities, but a tragedy that belongs to the entire nation as well," she said.
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The tragedy was felt deeply across the county For Fifi, the transgender woman in rural Louisiana, the Orlando killings unearthed personal tragedy.
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Dorenbos, now 39, has written about overcoming tragedy in his autobiograpy, Life is Magic: My Inspiring Journey from Tragedy to Self-Discovery.
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Another tragedy strikes the family of Harambe Another tragedy strikes the family of Harambe Yesterday another tragedy struck the family of Harambe, the late gorilla turned internet sensation, when his paternal grandmother Josephine was euthanized at Zoo Miami, in Miami, Florida.
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"This was a tragedy, a real tragedy," Ms. Carrión said, "and our heart goes out to this family that suffered a tremendous loss."
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Most regarded his death as a tragedy; however, God took the tragedy and did something far greater than Borden could ever do himself.
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"This is a terrible, personal tragedy for all of them as well as a real shock and tragedy for our country," she said.
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" In the wake of the tragedy, Attorney Merritt created a GoFundMe page to cover "funeral cost and other expenses associated with this tragedy.
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This tragedy of black infant mortality is intimately intertwined with another tragedy: a crisis of death and near death in black mothers themselves.
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This is a small price to pay to help mitigate the tragedy of an entire city, particularly a tragedy it did not create.
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"This is the eighth tragedy, the eighth tragedy, where we have seen numerous tips that have been reported and red flags," she said.
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Castoriadis and the Italian scholar Guilia Sissa connect Greek tragedy to democracy, concerned as tragedy is with the clash of contradictory individual rights.
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The biggest daily, Chosun Ilbo, said this week that the political imbroglio was "a tragedy" for Ms Park—but "a bigger tragedy for Korea".
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"It's a tragedy and a disgrace — a tragedy for science, and a disgrace for the court," said James McManis, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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It's a tragedy that it happened, you don't want to relive a tragedy, but on the other hand, you can't deny that it happened.
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"This was a tragedy and it satisfied all of Aristotle's definitions of tragedy," he told members of the Harvard Law School during a 1986 talk.
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But as some YouTube viewers watched live footage of the tragedy, they were also served information about an entirely different tragedy—the September 11 attacks.
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" Host James Corden opened the usually ebullient show with a statement to victims and others affected: "Your tragedy is our tragedy ... hate will never win.
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The writers piling tragedy upon tragedy on her in a heavy-handed effort to get her to a place where she'd snap was a bit much.
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Here, Mr. Daum's questioning of that perspective leads him to recognize that tragedy had begotten tragedy: "The Holocaust and Nakba narratives are not exclusive," he says.
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Yet this richly detailed look at intersecting paths, cutting across generations, quickly carves its own niche, one where tragedy begets tragedy, and vengeance comes with consequences.
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Forgiving the shooter, immediately after the tragedy or a year later, neither absolves nor clears America of the history of racism that contributed to the tragedy.
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I looked at what happened to them at the end of their careers as a tragedy—it's a tragedy that Joan Crawford would have to do Trog.
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But so could some of Musk's peers like Google, which undoubtedly could find a way to profit not from tragedy, but from leading the recovery from tragedy.
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Trump's the kind of candidate who reflects the red hot irrational anger that sometimes boils over in tragedy, Clinton's the president who can help heal after tragedy.
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"In Charleston, after the tragedy, the forgiveness from some of the family members unfortunately resulted in white people making the tragedy about them," Marilyn Hemingway told me.
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That's a tragedy for the people directly affected, a tragedy for those living in fear, and a secondary tragedy for millions of American citizens who would be living in a safer and more prosperous country if those law enforcement resources were targeted at dangerous criminals rather than sweeping deportations.
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But tragedy strikes on the way home from the grocery store one day — a heart-wrenching and terrifying tragedy that leaves its scars on everyone in the family.
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A statesman is expected to be humbled by tragedy; Trump's response to tragedy, from terrorist attacks to gun deaths in Chicago, is to brag that he predicted it.
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This is not a tragedy for you alone; it is a tragedy for every Sierra Leonean because the people who have perished in this disaster are our compatriots.
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Dylan might have killed himself, and that would have been a tragedy, but a tragedy not remotely comparable with what happened at Columbine, or what has happened since.
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It's a tragedy that should never happen - a tragedy that wouldn't happen if we were able to freely copy and distribute Notre Dame cathedrals as easily as code.
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Interest in young girls killed or affected by tragedy isn't a new phenomenon — we've always tried to mine their lives to understand who they were before their tragedy.
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"It's a horrible tragedy for her family; it's a horrible tragedy for our community," El Paso County District Attorney Dan May told a news conference following the hearing.
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"What happened yesterday was a tragedy, a tragedy that shocked not only Canada but the world," Trudeau told reporters at a press conference revealing findings from Canadian officials.
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While the dramatic depiction of inner-city horror was a tragedy of almost Shakespearean proportions, the actual real-life tragedy in Baltimore is in many respects far worse.
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In other words, they see most of the tragedy as the present-day deaths; they don't see the end of the human race as a larger additional tragedy.
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Despite Mamie Till's strong outward face in the wake of the tragedy, the grieving mother remained deeply devastated throughout her life, and the tragedy continues to haunt her kin.
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"We've been accused of being fatalists, as a band, but we've seen enough tragedy in our lives and we know that tragedy comes from out of nowhere," says Crawford.
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Poma, along with grieving family members, survivors, first responders, and others touched most deeply by the tragedy, is determined to forge the legacy of Pulse from tragedy into triumph.
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When something like this happens, a major tragedy like a gun shooting or a 9/11 or any other type of tragedy like that, people tend to be resilient.
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For more information, eBay is pointing people to its "disaster and tragedy" policy that protects against attempts "to profit from human tragedy or suffering" and its "search manipulation" policy.
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For more information, eBay is pointing people to its "disaster and tragedy" policy that protects against attempts "to profit from human tragedy or suffering" and its "search manipulation" policy.
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Branson boat tragedy The duck boat that sank in a storm in a Missouri lake -- killing 17 people -- will be raised this morning as the investigation into the tragedy continues.
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"What took place was simultaneously a tragedy for three families of police officers, but now another potential tragedy because the system has failed an individual," Starr told CNN affiliate WBRC.
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This is the eighth tragedy, the eighth tragedy where we have seen numerous tips that have been reported and red flagged -- I mean -- are we talking about prevention or not?
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Today, the United States and the world it did so much to create are once again courting tragedy — precisely because Americans have lost their ability to imagine what tragedy really is.
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Biden toiled in the Senate after tragedy -- He has been in Washington since 1973, taking office after a personal tragedy and riding the train home to see his boys at night.
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"It's kind of tragedy after tragedy," said Ahmed Hussein, the executive director of The Neighborhood Organization, a local social service center in Thorncliffe Park, where Faisal Hussain lived with his family.
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"What took place was simultaneously a tragedy for three families of police officers, but now another potential tragedy because the system has failed an individual," Starr Jr. told CNN affiliate WBRC.
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The first half of "Waves" is dominated by the teenage boy as he's swept up in the tragedy, while the second part centers on how that tragedy affects his younger sister.
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I thought I was on a voyage to deep tragedy — and there is tragedy in the book — but this bag arrived about three-quarters of the way through writing the book.
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" Laster called it "one tragedy on top of another.
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" Coll's lawyer, Joshua Dratel, called the case a "tragedy.
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Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us , by Simon Critchley (Pantheon) .
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" — ColinAllCarz "The honeymoon was going great, until tragedy struck.
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This tragedy was preventable — extinction is a political choice.
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" He adds: "Such a tragedy, such a great loss.
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Read this until the end — it's truly a tragedy.
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But the debate remains contentious — especially after each tragedy.
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CLEVELAND — A night highlighting the tragedy in Benghazi, Libya.
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"Romeo & Juliet" revolved around a great and ironic tragedy.
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Famine a 'man-made tragedy' Drew said the famine was "a man-made tragedy" and called for an end to the fighting so aid could get through to those most in need.
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There are many problems with this idea that mass shootings shouldn't be "politicized," starting with the fact that tragedy — especially gun tragedy — often strikes because we don't have sensible laws in place.
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A live demonstration of the service ends in tragedy (and the tragedy is totally Mae's fault), but the film never does a good job convincing us if Mae feels guilt or remorse.
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"This is a human tragedy, not an economic tragedy," said Levy, explaining that outages had not caused corporate shutdowns, hit job-heavy areas or forced the closure of transport or transit systems.
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Emiko Andrews from Wilmington, N.C., said the tragedy had caused students to rise up: I believe that from the ashes of this tragedy, we are seeing high schoolers gain a new voice.
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"This is a human tragedy, not an economic tragedy," said Levy, explaining that outages had not caused corporate shutdowns, hit job-heavy areas or forced the closure of transport or transit systems.
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Because when a story breaks, it's the writers and editors who have the power to shape and shift the narrative to the point that a tragedy can no longer seem like a tragedy.
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"That the Workers' Party sullied itself by getting involved in all this corruption, this is a tragedy, maybe the major tragedy of what is happening today," said José Murilo de Carvalho, a historian.
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As we learn more about the night of the crash, the worst fears many had—that this was not just a tragedy, but a senseless tragedy—seem to be closer to the truth.
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Saving lives has to come first—it's absurd to turn a tragedy for one family into a tragedy for two by prosecuting the addicted survivor and tearing them away from their loved ones.
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That revolution has managed to use oil money and violence to stay in power since 1979 — and that is Iran's tragedy, a tragedy that the death of one Iranian general will not change.
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The film is split into two parts, before and after tragedy (the tragedy being a wrestling injury), much like the split nature of Ocean's album Blonde, which is one of Shults' favorite albums.
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We think about the extinction of zebras less in terms of the tragedy of the death of each individual zebra and more about the tragedy of a world with no zebras ever again.
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Her death was a national tragedy felt by the world.
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This type of thing happening anywhere is a huge tragedy.
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ORBITAL DEBRIS offers a classic "tragedy of the commons" problem.
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Related: One Pulse: Reactions to a tragedy 'Am I bleeding?
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This is not merely a tragedy; it matters politically, too.
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So I think sometimes tragedy makes you count your blessings.
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This was just a senseless tragedy by a horrible monster.
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" A similar rule applies to depictions of "tragedy and conflict.
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One is a story about hope, the other about tragedy.
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No Thrones sex scene has set more tragedy in motion.
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I think a million war dead is an incalculable tragedy.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie were torn up by the tragedy.
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As in the original, tragedy strikes during Dumbo's first show.
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Maybe we won't think it's a tragedy [to not marry].
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The Ernests' tragedy is all too common in America today.
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And that wasn't the only tragedy the family had endured.
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I think we know, we -- certainly, it was a tragedy.
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Here are eight things to know about the tragedy: 73.
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But she recognizes how awfully this tragedy affected others, too.
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How do you make sense of such a horrific tragedy?
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Others caught radio and TV news accounts of the tragedy.
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Five years after the tragedy, the family continues to mourn.
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Because the real tragedy is that two people were killed.
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A life in the spotlight rich in tragedy and scandal.
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Just over a year into her presidency, tragedy struck again.
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These films are pop culture's most sustained response to tragedy.
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As usual, Kylie is there for her during this tragedy.
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At this diplomatic level, farce is a precursor to tragedy.
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"Tragedy hit hard this evening," Taunton Mayor Tom Hoye said.
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That feels like a world historical tragedy within the film.
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But this week's tragedy appears to fit a different profile.
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What matters most is signing them up before tragedy strikes.
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Ellen got her first big break after a personal tragedy.
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"This is certainly a tragedy for everyone involved," Falduto said.
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Our Mayor's Crises Response Team has responded to this tragedy.
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World War II wasn't just a Jewish tragedy, he said.
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Trump also pledged support for those affected by the tragedy.
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Availability combined with endless demand adds up to a tragedy.
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We still don't know the conclusion of the awful tragedy.
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"It's a double tragedy," says UNICEF protection officer Loveline Ndam.
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Everything about that scene is inevitable and weighted with tragedy.
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This being a Jacobean tragedy, the natural solution is murder.
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For more: Glimpses of kindness in the face of tragedy
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The first world war was not just a grand tragedy.
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Like all good love stories, their story ends in tragedy.
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The provincial governor Yun Min also resigned over the tragedy.
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The Poisoned City: Flint's Water and the American Urban Tragedy.
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"Early yesterday morning, we experienced a horrible tragedy," Dabadie said.
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That's the tension of it, and the tragedy in it.
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The influence of "The tragedy of the commons" was immense.
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Someone else's personal tragedy is not for your Halloween consumption.
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We needed that reminder of the tragedy of the series.
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How do you make sense of such a senseless tragedy?
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It's nothing short of heartbreaking to watch Chernobyl's tragedy unfurl.
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But eventually tragedy strikes, rocking and nearly rupturing the family.
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I can't think of a bigger tragedy from tonight's show.
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" He added: "Our family is suffering, and it's a tragedy.
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They are determined to keep such tragedy from striking others.
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It's an outright tragedy, and Don Neto is understandably destroyed.
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The horrific tragedy has caused countrywide outrage and international attention.
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Tragedy happens in about 99% of This Is Us episodes.
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No community should have to face such a senseless tragedy.
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We've seen it over and over whenever tragedy has struck.
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Our hearts ache for everyone affected by this senseless tragedy.
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Next year will be the 20th anniversary of the tragedy.
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Dan's death was a tragedy, and the loss is profound.
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But the tragedy has been grueling for the girls' families.
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A tragedy that affects their animals further tests their relationship.
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Vicky Cornell is working to turn her tragedy into change.
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In this case, the students' humanitarian mission ended in tragedy.
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There are few hints of the tragedy that befell her.
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Then, while out on a training bike ride, tragedy struck.
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At the time, this Hollywood tragedy caused a media frenzy.
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Years after Cleveland's gift for Frances, tragedy struck her family.
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"This is truly a tragedy for this young married couple."
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Seasons later, another had a breakdown stemming from the tragedy.
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For us, that was sort of a parallel of tragedy.
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"This horrific tragedy never should have happened," the statement said.
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One went on to heroic status, the other to tragedy.
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But it was also a life marked by personal tragedy.
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"We are deeply saddened by this tragedy," the statement read.
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The tragedy remains under investigation, as many unanswered questions remain.
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Don't let a tiny little tragedy ruin a great party.
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The entire thing plays like a really bad Greek tragedy.
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The destruction of my grandma's house is not the tragedy.
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The tragedy today with the Blue Angels is so devastating.
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Here are four things to know about the tragedy. 43.
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This easily could have turned into a (very preventable) tragedy.
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The senseless tragedy will undoubtedly evoke anger, sadness and helplessness.
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"There is one one word for this: tragedy," Deters said.
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The bizarre tragedy left bystanders, players and their parents shaken.
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I went to bed knowing what tragedy is unfolding here.
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For Pornanan and his sisters, here was tragedy beyond belief.
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What matters is how tragedy has bound these women together.
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Should tragedy strike, could she serve as a capable president?
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This was Nepal's second aviation tragedy in just three days.
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"It is a tragedy all the way around," he says.
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"This tragedy has hit very close to home," he said.
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For his family, as for Karlov's, it was a tragedy.
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Shortly after Mejia cleared this critical hurdle, however, tragedy struck.
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We're saddened to hear the news from last night's tragedy.
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He met victims injured in the tragedy and Florida Gov.
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The circumstances of the tragedy have sparked intense public debate.
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A vote to reject the agreement would be a tragedy.
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I felt the disappointment of it, the tragedy of it.
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"This was a horrible tragedy in our community," Gill says.
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There's a real historical tragedy lurking under Legend's glossy exterior.
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VM: That's something that happens after each gun violence tragedy.
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The city of Portland, OR experienced tragedy late Friday afternoon.
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But that assumption misses a key piece of the tragedy.
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Can this tragedy and its legacy bring change to soccer?
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But after a horrific tragedy, many look to the divine.
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Her career began amid a very high profile political tragedy.
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A young man's resilience after tragedy is inspiring to many.
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And I can't even imagine that living horror and tragedy.
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The toxic waters ebbing at our shores is a tragedy.
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We do not exist only in the wake of tragedy.
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For there to be comedy, must there also be tragedy?
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"There are no words to describe this tragedy," said Lando.
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Putin said the blame for the tragedy lay with Ukraine.
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Denise said the tragedy had left an impact on Roy.
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Yet it didn't share that information until after the tragedy.
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Ultimately, you have a tragedy where everyone has lost something.
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Let's make this tragedy the one we meet with action.
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The world can learn a lot from Cape Town's tragedy.
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ObamaCare is causing such grief and tragedy for so many.
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"No one wants to see this tragedy happen," she added.
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I suspect another tragedy will happen before it's all over.
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Communities around America erect these in the response to tragedy.
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Mr. Ng's family life spiraled into tragedy after his arrest.
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This is a national tragedy, and it requires national action.
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The tragedy has sparked more controversy around President Donald Trump.
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This is a heartbreaking tragedy that never should have happened.
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We all want to prevent the next mass shooting tragedy.
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There is this fear that tragedy could visit them next.
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But too often, that safety has been shattered by tragedy.
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But as the tragedy in Charlottesville illuminated, there are exceptions.
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So, does the U.S. face tragedy on the Brexit horizon?
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Praying for all the victims & those impacted by the tragedy.
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"It's a real Greek tragedy, in a way," she added.
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Our thoughts & prayers continue for those affected by this tragedy.
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Soon the shadow of darkest tragedy falls over Jane's world.
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Because doing so would invite accusations of politicizing a tragedy.
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The real tragedy: there are solutions to resolve this crisis.
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Several winners spoke of the tragedy in their acceptance speeches.
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Outlander This week's episode of "Outlander" is bookended by tragedy.
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It is the most easily explained tragedy you can have.
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But if the sound failed, that would be a tragedy.
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Before he disrobed, he was kindly asked to leave. Tragedy.
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Steven Miles, Queensland's environment minister, called the bleaching a tragedy.
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Europe's ongoing migration crisis is another tragedy caused by Germany.
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But another family on the fifth floor suffered unimaginable tragedy.
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Being an optimist doesn't mean you ignore tragedy and injustice.
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By now, it is clear the tragedy in Flint, Mich.
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The stories coming out of this tragedy are truly heartbreaking.
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The tragedy is that they're more likely to harm themselves.
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I'd like to turn now to the tragedy in Syria.
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"This is a preventable tragedy," Nemeh said in the release.
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But Asemani's success came after he experienced heartbreaking childhood tragedy.
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BYRNE No, I think tragedy has been foisted on them.
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"It's a tragedy waiting to happen," Gareth told the press.
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Manning became Mother Emanuel's leader a year after that tragedy.
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Prayers to those impacted by the tragedy in Las Vegas.
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No doubt there's tragedy to be found in this story.
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In the wake of tragedy, women deserve empathy, not defensiveness.
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Then, at the same time, the Jonestown tragedy was happening.
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Tragedy is an interesting beast to tackle, especially in games.
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It's essentially a play, a Shakespearean tragedy in four verses.
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Laws that don't prevent every tragedy are worthless, I guess?
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But Young Hodor was also affected by the fictional tragedy.
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"Extremely anguished by the fire tragedy in Surat," Modi said.
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Deacon: Baltimore always rises up in the wake of tragedy.
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This is not the park's first tragedy involving flash floods.
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History repeats itself, first as tragedy and then as farce.
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"Many love stories end in tragedy," she said, to laughter.
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"Make no mistake: This is an American tragedy," Manly said.
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This might even be a miniature literary tragedy, this column.
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" This harsh, brief scene represents the core tragedy of "Avalanche.
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"We are deeply saddened by this tragedy," the president said.
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You can learn from love, loss, romance, tragedy, and education.
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"They made a farce out of tragedy," Ms. Zakharova said.
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And there were deep reserves of tragedy in the second.
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Reared on years of tragedy, we had very low expectations.
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Recreating a civic tragedy requires a common sense of purpose.
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The tragedy of the opioid epidemic offers such an opportunity.
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Parents let toddlers get ahold of firearms, and tragedy ensues.
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Then, tragedy struck the vault and I had to flee.
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As artificially stylized as the masks of comedy and tragedy.
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The Angels have been haunted by tragedy over the years.
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The tragedy here is that he does smell a rat.
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The tragedy has also upended life across the Central Coast.
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For starters, Martin took the job amid a family tragedy.
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It was a moment of macabre beauty, power, and tragedy.
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That [the Las Vegas shooting] was a horrible, horrible tragedy.
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Thus we move from comedy to tragedy: Trump as Macbeth.
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Writing songs reflecting on personal tragedy may be one thing.
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Not even a single tragedy on our streets is acceptable.
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Not much of a tragedy in a wealthof sad news.
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When such a tragedy happens, you lose faith in humanity.
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"It's a terrible tragedy to lose Madison," Mr. Richards said.
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But his daughter's drive was born from tragedy, he said.
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Something halfway between the epic, the screenplay, the ancient tragedy.
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Little wonder he ignorantly blames forest management for this tragedy.
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But it's terrific: moving, surprising, and entertaining — even in tragedy.
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"There's a Shakespearean tragedy that's taking place here," Dickieson said.
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It was her first time to witness such a tragedy.
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"Together we will rise out of this tragedy," Margo said.
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"We are deeply saddened by this tragedy," the insurer said.
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"This was a tragedy averted," said US Attorney Nealy Cox.
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And speaking of tragedy, it is streaming only on FilmStruck.
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"It's a tragedy of the commons situation," Dr. Lindsey said.
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First, some big questions about the Niger tragedy need answering.
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And then, the whole macabre affair ends in abrupt tragedy.
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Colorado began to move mountains after being touched by tragedy.
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But they shine a bright light on Libya's current tragedy.
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The tragedy united Republicans and Democrats in shock and anguish.
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"There was never any tragedy or extreme emotion," Martin said.
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And, eventually, by the tragedy of Diana's needless, horrible death.
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Or a tragedy where the soothsayer's prophecy doesn't come true.
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The tragedy of the Knapp family is one horrific example.
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Investigations continue to identify & prosecute this great tragedy & unforgivable mistake.
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Can we get through this tragedy before insertion of politics?
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It may have saved some of the tragedy that occurred.
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Of course such a tragedy sends reverberations throughout the family.
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First: Wright deserves our compassion because upon him tragedy fell.
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Thomas, she said, has been dealing with a family tragedy.
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Dangerous crossing The footbridge was built to avoid another tragedy.
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Despite the war's shocking human tragedy, reconciliation was remarkably rapid.
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When, inevitably, it slips out of his control, tragedy follows.
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And then, the double tragedy: young American soldiers — the Sept.
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But they have found voice and purpose since their tragedy.
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It might mean more tragedy for firefighters (we hope not).
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President Macky Sall of Senegal called the fire a tragedy.
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Recent investigations have concluded that police negligence caused the tragedy.
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It had a perpetually torn edge, a glint of tragedy.
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Prayers could not have prevented either tragedy, that is true.
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With time, the messages revealed the extent of the tragedy.
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Rather than address those hit with tragedy, Trump criticized Gov.
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This tragedy is heart breaking and you will be missed.
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The Rio Olympic Games, for example, were almost a tragedy.
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"It is a tragedy all the way around," Acevedo said.
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This was a tragedy we hope will never be repeated.
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California officials have expressed condolences and concern over the tragedy.
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Trump's global gag rule will only exacerbate this unnecessary tragedy.
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When America is asleep at the wheel, tragedy can ensue.
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Here's hoping this soapy tragedy heads somewhere towards justice, eventually.
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Only five people, all crew members, survived the tragedy. 3.
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This Parkland tragedy informs and reflects a much broader narrative.
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We may never fully understand the motive behind this tragedy.
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"This is an unimaginable tragedy and it's just utterly heartbreaking."
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Fontaine was not involved with the Douglas High School tragedy.
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The home quickly became a flash point of national tragedy.
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First of all, the tragedy was perpetrated by one individual.
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" He added: "Despite this tragedy, Jordan remains a strategic partner.
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ANNE ARCHER I always took it as an American tragedy.
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She's too slippery for real tragedy, too evasive for farce.
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But I think he's Shakespearean because he can cause tragedy.
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But the tragedy was hardly a surprise, experts told us.
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In the wake of the tragedy, student survivors demanded change.
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How does the article change your understanding of the tragedy?
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Please, don't use this tragedy for political and ideological ends.
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There's a deeper, darker tragedy at work in their lives.
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The enormity of their tragedy seemed to weigh on him.
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Just too many homeless, it's a tragedy for them especially.
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And the massacre itself would appear, fittingly, a senseless tragedy.
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The whole story is a tragedy, not just O.J. himself.
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Of course, it's a great tragedy for the athletes involved.
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The piano and its player's absences suggest a tragedy unfolding.
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It was a tragedy, but it was nearly comic, too.
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Each death is a tragedy, but that of Elaine Herzberg, who died after being hit by a car in Tempe, Arizona on the evening of March 18th, was a tragedy of a new kind.
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But Mr. Joseph does not have the control over tone that is the hallmark of those models: His comedy wilts rather than blossoms in proximity to his tragedy, and his tragedy droops into bathos.
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One of the big challenges in an environment like this — a tragedy of global significance — is how to deal with other media and the demands on the people who are affected by the tragedy.
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Tragedy Strikes The first personal tragedy to strike the billionaire's family was the untimely death of his youngest son, Timothy Ware Getty, who died of a brain tumor at the age of 22015 in 247.
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"This family showed how vigilance and quick thinking can help avert a tragedy," he said Sevy said the family returned to the campsite to finish their trip, grateful that the vacation didn't end in tragedy.
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That's the tragedy, when you actually examine who O.J. is, the choices he made, and he ends up being this symbolic character for people to invest their frustration historically into, I think that's the tragedy.
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Her father, Keith Kostial, opened up about the tragedy on Facebook.
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Here's what to do if you need support after a tragedy.
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What happened after the tragedy is worth pausing to think about.
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" He added, "What a horrible tragedy that this dream cannot be.
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February 1st marks the 14-year anniversary of the Columbia tragedy.
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How can a comedian fare in the face of familial tragedy?
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For the victims' families and loved ones, this is a tragedy.
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The rest of us must realize our role in this tragedy.
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PAVLICH: Mine is really sad and a tragedy, but also hilarious.
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A similar tragedy is occurring now across the U.S. with overdoses.
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This is a national disaster, a national disgrace, a national tragedy.
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"Terrible tragedy on Table Rock Lake last night," the Republican said .
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But Beau's cancer battle wasn't the family's first brush with tragedy.
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However, laughter can be the most healing thing during a tragedy.
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But above all, we should view Venezuela as a human tragedy.
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Such a tragedy to lose him at such a young age.
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This is a pity, and it may well become a tragedy.
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It doesn't have to be tragedy or comedy anymore, but both.
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This personal tragedy marked the beginning of the eminent blue period.
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"We are four families bonded by tragedy and terror," they wrote.
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Dan Patrick — gave a press conference to talk about the tragedy.
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Unfathomable tragedy is truly the only way to describe what happened.
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"Domestic violence is a real tragedy in our lives," says Jenner.
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Like others in the community, Udofia was incensed about the tragedy.
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Westworld is no robot uprising in the making; it's a tragedy.
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"I just think it's a tragedy, just an accident," Haddox said.
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A few months after they arrived in Irbil, tragedy struck again.
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At Balmoral, Charles had learned of the tragedy within an hour.
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"We see the tragedy, the terrible suffering of civilians," Netanyahu said.
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It is a tragedy that I could not go without capturing.
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"Having a second relationship is a tragedy," she told The Post.
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De Blasio called Garner's death a "horrible tragedy" in a tweet.
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"No one could have anticipated the tragedy to come," Hashish said.
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This is our shared memory, not of tragedy, but of grace.
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Our thoughts and sympathies are with everyone affected by today's tragedy.
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The loss of a great national museum is a global tragedy.
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Here are all the victims from the Missouri duck boat tragedy.
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" He also acknowledged "the human tragedy, which is terrible to watch.
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Though the tragedy may seem shocking, it happens with alarming frequency.
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So there was always a link with tragedy, with dead people.
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" "The Orlando tragedy is nothing new in terms of queer struggle.
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The tragedy of Aleppo is less conspicuous, but just as significant.
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So when tragedy strikes, it becomes incorporated into that larger narrative.
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Tragedy struck the competition when eight dogs were poisoned in 1895.
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Leon and Corey's relationship is one of both triumph and tragedy.
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Each and every one of them, however, is rooted in tragedy.
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After a heartbreaking tragedy, he became the father of five sons.
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Suicide is always a tragedy; a physician's suicide is a travesty.
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On the other, though, there are the memories this tragedy stirs.
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The president added that people shouldn't lose sight of the tragedy.
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It's a tragedy that makes her PEOPLE Now interview more acute.
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They can "bounce forward" after a tragedy and become more resilient.
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A damn fine individual, whose death is nothing but a tragedy.
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I do think that a lot of comedy comes from tragedy.
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The tragedy killed 47 people and destroyed much of the town.
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The capsize was not the only tragedy in the area Tuesday.
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They said Roy's death was a tragedy -- but not a crime.
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They said his death was "a tragedy arising from the system".
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The Orlando tragedy is the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
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The sudden tragedy has shocked and horrified Colker's friends and colleagues.
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Buckley had thought the tragedy in the newsroom warranted national attention.
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Zappos is stepping up to help victims of a hometown tragedy.
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The real tragedy is that no one got Laura Dern involved.
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson got personal when he spoke about the tragedy.
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Unfortunately, tragedy occurred while the couple rode one of the coasters.
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She felt compelled to visit the memorial site of Monday's tragedy.
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Nick has been living with his mother since the tragedy occurred.
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The family requests privacy as they cope with this unbearable tragedy.
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The tragedy unfolded on Friday night at the Macy's department store.
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"It was terrible," says a taxi driver who witnessed the tragedy.
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Now Crutcher's family is speaking out to CNN about the tragedy.
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I returned over the years, witnessing a country emerge from tragedy.
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" She added: "This is such a tragedy for the whole family.
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The memorial also marked the six-month anniversary of the tragedy.
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"This was a tragedy and an accident," Scott Grenoble told PennLive.
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"The humanitarian crisis in Yemen is a tragedy," Jubeir told me.
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And do you understand the tragedy, and also understand the rising?
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My heart and prayers are with every victim of this tragedy.
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"A familiar tragedy sparks a familiar debate", sighed the Texas Tribune.
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Can the tragedy, and Mr Macron's leadership, bring the country together?
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But father Bobby Brown still hasn't gotten closure on the tragedy.
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In the wake of the tragedy at Sandy Hook, Republican Sens.
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The tragedy was that Nutella does not come out of walls.
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And could the government have done anything to stop this tragedy?
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Keeping all affected by this tragedy in my heart and prayers.
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Comedy = tragedy + time, and this very scared baby elephant proves it.
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The tale is one of kindness, tragedy and deep, enduring love.
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"Oddly enough, my son's tragedy is helping other families," Willis says.
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PARK CITY, Utah — How do we move on from unspeakable tragedy?
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There are no words to describe the tragedy that occurred today.
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We mourn them, we stand with their families during this tragedy.
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The double tragedy has had a rippling effect ... complicating funeral plans.
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According to France's BFM TV, a simple fall caused the tragedy.
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Her anxiety is ramped up after the Parkland school shooting tragedy.
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A friend was nearby and able to witness the terrible tragedy.
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They say event organizers blamed a tragedy instead of looking internally.
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There may yet be another nickel chapter to Vale's dam tragedy.
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In the wake of the tragedy Kioko received some remarkable news.
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We're reminded of this this week by the tragedy in Cleveland.
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Instead, tragedy struck as a fire ripped through his Buffalo home.
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At last, on a campus shaken by tragedy, there was joy.
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"Mentally, it took its toll," Kardashian tells PEOPLE of the tragedy.
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Here are five things to know about the family tragedy. 1.
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Whenever John Travolta's character, Vincent Vega, takes a powder, tragedy occurs.
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This is better than the humiliating life and tragedy we live.
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Not letting them do so is a personal tragedy for them.
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In contrast, Obama shows real empathy in times of tragedy pic.twitter.
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Still, it wasn't all tragedy out on the Great Barrier Reef.
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This terrible tragedy happened to us, but we didn't want it.
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The murder of Jo Cox is a tragedy and a warning.
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The tragedy at Topo Chico, a state prison, highlights other faults.
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That highly public tragedy is the consequence of a hidden one.
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The idea of "tragedy makeup" is divisive within the MUA community.
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"It's important to persevere, especially in times of tragedy," he says.
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If you can emerge from tragedy with belief, then you've won.
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I asked Shapiro how the Cleveland organization responded to that tragedy.
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Overall, Bryan has tried to keep an upbeat attitude despite tragedy.
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But that didn't stop Trump from trying to exploit this tragedy.
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They also want to know: Could this tragedy have been avoided?
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It's a tragedy that Puerto Ricans have to pay for it.
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The debate stemming from the Charlottesville tragedy is black and white.
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I think it's a tragedy actually that we've got to this.
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"Sadly, it is a tragedy," Nicola Zingaretti told Tgcom24 TV station.
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This tragedy rocked the city of Portland and the entire nation.
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Masri has witnessed and experienced enough tragedy to fill many lifetimes.
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Many musicians have been defiant in the wake of the tragedy.
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But every tragedy brings opportunity, and we can find some here.
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Let us never forget the great Hasbro One Direction doll tragedy.
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Consider Kim Kardashian's robbery: It was obviously a terrible personal tragedy.
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Donald Trump's election is a tragedy on a world-historic scale.
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The tragedy of modern Russia is that the same is true.
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This kind of tragedy happens more frequently than we talk about.
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The tragedy is that they are not on the same side.
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A terrible tragedy in archery will result in a jammed thumb.
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Transforming real tragedy into an erotic experience is a survival mechanism.
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VICE: You've seen unimaginable strife and tragedy in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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The singer has been struggling to overcome the tragedy ever since.
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Last night there was a tragedy in my hometown of Manchester.
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It is premature to speculate on the cause of this tragedy.
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The tragedy sparked a series of tributes from around the world.
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This was a national tragedy, but the Apollo program nevertheless continued.
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Thoughts and prayers this Santa Fe tragedy will change Ryan's mind?
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THE BROTHERS: The Road to an American Tragedy, by Masha Gessen.
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In this context, "Shakespearean tragedy" doesn't mean all it ought to.
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James R. Copland: The farce and tragedy of the confirmation process.
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When the tragedy finally comes it is cataclysmic, and unutterably sad.
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He avoids political grandstanding, creating a narrative rationale for the tragedy.
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The tragedy is that the international community will abet the situation.
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We will not be complicit in this ongoing human tragedy. pic.twitter.
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Sanders called the mass shooting a "horrific tragedy" in her statement.
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Now, there's also enormous cruelty and tragedy and stupidity and pain.
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" House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy called the shooting "a senseless tragedy.
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But they will make it that much more of a tragedy. ■
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Pelosi said she hadn't heard Trump's remarks on the Warmbier tragedy.
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He is smart enough to know that this is a tragedy.
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"We will be demanding immediate answers to this tragedy," Nadler said.
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The sport helped her cope with depression following a family tragedy.
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And that's a real tragedy for the people here in Phoenix.
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As they allude to a family tragedy, his eyes well up.
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At the time, the tragedy was met with confusion and uncertainty.
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Too many days have passed, from one tragedy to the next.
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"There's been a lot of tragedy, trauma and pain," he said.
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Rubio said the tragedy could have happened anywhere in the world.
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It will be a tragedy for the nation if you succeed.
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We were each surveying the same tragedy from wildly different perspectives.
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Amidst the tragedy, miraculous stories of survival have begun to emerge.
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SHUT UP. Any death, whether one or 3,000 is a tragedy.
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However personal, tragedy is no occasion to withdraw from public life.
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The political aftermath following the Parkland tragedy is all too familiar.
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"The ongoing Flint water crisis is a terrible tragedy," they added.
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One only need look to the recent tragedy of Flint, Mich.
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Victims' families and officials struggled to understand how the tragedy happened.
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Today, we need to not whip this tragedy into political hay.
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The Greek tragedy is a case where Germany bears direct responsibility.
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"Look for the helpers" in times of tragedy, Mister Rogers advised.
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"We are shocked by the extent of this tragedy," he said.
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"It is a terrible tragedy," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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"It is a tragedy any day of the week," Judd said.
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"This tragedy forever changed Chicago," said Johnson, who is African-American.
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Our hearts are broken over today's terrible tragedy in New Zealand.
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Wednesday's bombing is just the latest in Afghanistan's tale of tragedy.
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Everyone flipped out about how much of a tragedy it was.
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But according to Roy, it's the first act of a tragedy.
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Whether they succeed will determine the next chapter of this tragedy.
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The island is still struggling to fully recover from the tragedy.
|
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It chooses willful ignorance over learning lessons from that deadly tragedy.
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The city has also suffered the tragedy of a mass shooting.
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"The island is suffering a great tragedy right now," Sotomayor said.
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Holberg said this is common, especially in the wake of tragedy.
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Now it swells with information, barrages of tragedy, violence and callouts.
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I think it's partly because of the scale of the tragedy.
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" Thinkers as far back as Aristotle have contemplated this "tragedy paradox.
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The kids are already gone and the tragedy is already unfolding.
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We need tragedy, revenge, and the insurmountable difference between the two.
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Her voice is suited only to tragedy, to suffering and death.
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This is what makes loneliness such a tragedy — and a trap.
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The band was marked by tragedy almost from its outset, however.
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Chicago, Illinois is a prime example of this modern American tragedy.
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Baldwin's novel, published in the early '60s, is filled with tragedy.
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I feel for the families and neighbors impacted by this tragedy.
|
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But as he closed in on becoming a CEO, tragedy struck.
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"The tragedy of Yemen worsens by the day," Mr. Mattis said.
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Since then, Japan has lived through another nuclear tragedy, at Fukushima.
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"It's heartbreaking to see this devastation and this tragedy," he said.
|
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When tragedy strikes, Mr. Ross retains a patient and focused eye.
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"It was a great tragedy that we had here," he said.
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And this is a tragedy because real change is desperately needed.
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The two young women experience — or perhaps instigate — an unspecified tragedy.
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"Tonight's incident is a tragedy," said Horry County Sheriff Phillip Thompson.
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It is long past time to end this uniquely American tragedy.
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The insult of Mr. Doueiri's film is the stuff of tragedy.
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But we've already seen this movie, and it was a tragedy.
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It would be a tragedy for American workers if they did.
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Still, the events of the story only make sense as tragedy.
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Here she is, she suffered such a tragedy with her husband.
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How do you continue to move forward after experiencing a tragedy?
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Otherwise, the "tragedy of the commons" will continue to unravel us.
|
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Some incoming freshmen are warning against overpromising or politicizing a tragedy.
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Would the Bard write "Trump" as a comedy or a tragedy?
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Still, he said, he thinks he would prefer comedy to tragedy.
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The best you can do is defer tragedy, not prevent it.
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Once More We Saw Stars By Jayson Greene Tragedy is tricky.
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These [are] identity changes, not in terms of tragedy, but negotiations.
|
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Mr. Wold said it was a tragedy, but not a crime.
|
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And that lesson takes Megyn Kelly's downfall from farce to tragedy.
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It is a human tragedy and a threat to our values.
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Yet, the U.S. will ignore the Italian tragedy at its peril.
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That ascent has also been marked by controversy, tragedy and challenges.
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Pitching against tragedy is not an uncommon practice in public relations.
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But extinction is not the only tragedy through which we're living.
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On Friday, assistant coroner Briony Ballard called Carey's death a tragedy.
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Now see the heartbreak within; now see how comedy contains tragedy.
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The Republican memory loss isn't just a pity; it's a tragedy.
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Take for example the tragedy that plays out daily in Venezuela.
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The tragedy here is not that the government bureaucracy isn't working.
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They would have to memorialize this tragedy in their pages. Somehow.
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All the while she filmed every bit of triumph and tragedy.
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But tragedy struck one evening, just days before Christmas in 2007.
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Tragedy anywhere tends to appeal to a basic human emotion: empathy.
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On any other day, such a catastrophe might be a tragedy.
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This is the simplest and cheapest kind of tragedy to avert.
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"The tragedy shows that this can happen anywhere, at any time."
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When that backfires, the result is personal tragedy and economic waste.
|
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You feel tragedy amassing, somehow, out of ineffable wisps of feeling.
|
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Still, diversions keep coming, even when the tragedy reaches its climax.
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A family devastated The tragedy of this family doesn't end there.
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So what can companies do to help prevent a similar tragedy?
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Nabatanzi's desire for a large family has its roots in tragedy.
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President Trump has not yet dealt with a tragedy like this.
|
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New life is given to the hurtful conspiracy with each tragedy.
|
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His family said last week he had died in the tragedy.
|
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The average person will think that this is a terrible tragedy.
|
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Missouri's attorney general is conducting a criminal probe into the tragedy.
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A tragedy for the country but a godsend for my party.
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The economic side, there is no tragedy in the United States.
|
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And they see this tragedy as a great opportunity for exposure.
|
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Life insurance can protect you in the event of a tragedy.
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This is a tragedy and an affront to core American principles.
|
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Yet for all its allure, night surfing is linked to tragedy.
|
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And like the best comic novels, it is really a tragedy.
|
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Yet there is an opportunity in the midst of this tragedy.
|
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The $14.2 million bridge was built to avoid such a tragedy.
|
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It is shameful that the Trump administration is politicizing this tragedy.
|
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Since the tragedy, the entire Bowie State community has banded together.
|
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Feydeau farce bends toward tragedy here, and then bends back again.
|
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Queen & Slim aspires to be a Black tragedy of mythic proportions.
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Investigations soon began to determine who was responsible for the tragedy.
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The tragedy may have also helped to heal a family rift.
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The truth is that either way, it was a horrible tragedy.
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Otherwise, it will be overlooked, which would be a national tragedy.
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We need only to look at the tragedy in Flint, Mich.
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And that would be a real tragedy for both nations indeed.
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Given the storied history of this organization, that's a genuine tragedy.
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An investigation into the tragedy has been opened, the report said.
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Inserting politics into a national tragedy is beyond the pale & disgusting.
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Click here for the latest updates on this air tragedy. 3.
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The college offers and attention come in the wake of tragedy.
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"Today's incident was a terrible tragedy," the Wisconsin Republican tweeted later.
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The decentralization of that authority today has resulted in sporadic tragedy.
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"The Lobster" is a comedy that never forgets what tragedy is.
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She disliked interviewing people in times of tragedy, thinking it exploitative.
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The ferry tragedy is a central motif in Mr. Hong's painting.
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We can prevent the tragedy of suicide taking too many lives.
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The tragedy heightened the nation's already ongoing debate over gun control.
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"Enough is enough ... people are living through a tragedy," said Baker.
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"Jimmy's death was an avoidable, unnecessary and predictable tragedy," Levin said.
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All around him, Farris saw his community shattered by the tragedy.
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It's a lesson in culture related through a masterful epic tragedy.
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That was the tragedy that America's volunteers signed up for. ♦
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Meanwhile, we're learning more about the victims of this global tragedy.
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And no family should have to plead for post-tragedy support.
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Elaine Herzberg's death was a tragedy — and a wake-up call.
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"The death of one man is a tragedy," Stalin once said.
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I've been here through moments of tremendous progress and terrible tragedy.
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The death of coral reefs is a tragedy on many levels.
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He can't die, and that tragedy is poisoning everyone around him.
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But I also love grim, epic tragedy as a general rule.
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They have all been helpful in trying to end this tragedy.
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Mark Twain once said humor is equal to tragedy plus time.
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The sad truth is that the tragedy could have been avoided.
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Tragedy and institutionalized racism at the expense of the American taxpayer.
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Sato said the tragedy has moved people to show more love.
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There will be more tragedy to help unpack for our children.
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It's a rom-com, a drama and very nearly a tragedy.
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Our thoughts are with their families & everyone enduring another senseless tragedy.
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But one question was paramount: Could the tragedy have been avoided?
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This apparent suicide only adds to tragedy experienced at Orlando Int'l.
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And in the wake of tragedy, it looks uglier than ever.
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People really believed the country would change because of this tragedy.
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Shakespeare's tragedy arrives Off Broadway at Theater for a New Audience.
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Since then Tuff has seen tragedy unfold in other American schools.
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But the tragedy in Aurora is "even more complicated," he said.
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Like many of his fellow police, tragedy had touched Bardar's life.
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I don't want to oversell the tragedy of the show's ending.
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Here's a rundown of Trump's week after the tragedy in Charlottesville.
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Humor is a thing because that's how we deal with tragedy.
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Caller Tony This was a terrible, terrible tragedy that this happened.
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Doing so sooner rather than later could help prevent a tragedy.
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The weekend on Mount Everest was divided between tragedy and triumph.
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It's a really funny show, even though it's a total tragedy.
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However, festivities have been met with tragedy south of the border.
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"This has been an immensely difficult year for the Chicago police department, and especially the men and woman of the fifth district, who have faced tragedy after tragedy this year," Johnson said at Monday's press conference.
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" Potential contender Beto O'Rourke also spoke out about the Aurora tragedy on Friday in an interview with CNN's Leyla Santiago, calling the incident "a real tragedy for the families, for the community, for the coworkers there.
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" Another fear outside of a person's control, Smith writes: "Yes, tragedy comes, and nothing I say will ever diminish its magnitude, but even more powerful is the experience of restoration — the mountaintop after the experience of tragedy.
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For one thing, both characters are a living, breathing examination of how to move past trauma and tragedy — though Dolores has tragedy foisted upon her again and again, while Fleabag bears a hand in creating her own.
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One tragedy after another Shortly after the mass shooting, Thousand Oaks had to grapple with another tragedy: the Woolsey wildfire, which has torched more than 97,000 acres of Southern California and is still raging out of control.
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Unlike courtiers in a Jacobean tragedy, they risk neither execution nor banishment.
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Officer Guindon's death was not the first tragedy to strike her family.
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"It's really devastating," Karisa's aunt, Teresa Burrell, told KTXS of the tragedy.
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Narrator Peter Coyote recites words like "tragedy" and "senseless" plenty of times.
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The crash site photos of this tragedy tell some of the story.
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For a long time, the tragedy was too painful to talk about.
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"A single journalist is a tragedy; ten thousand Yemenis is a statistic".
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And what about the tragedy, by the way, of separating American families?
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French President Francois Hollande spoke of the tragedy in a news conference.
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Irina Smirnova, Director of the Museum of the National Tragedy at Bendery.
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" She added, "The horrific tragedy in Pittsburgh is not a political event.
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I'm done with "thoughts and prayers" in the wake of such tragedy.
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FRANCIS: Up next, army troop reunites after a tragedy 11 years ago.
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Joe was seen walking with Porky Thursday ... a day after the tragedy.
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The fans responded to the tragedy by singing You'll Never Walk Alone.
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"This is a tragedy of enormous proportions," said Health Minister Beatrice Lorenzin.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican, said he was "absolutely devastated" by the tragedy.
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"Security was not ensured and that led to the tragedy," Suski said.
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Lawrence Daley after the tragedy that fell upon her at their resort.
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"This is truly a tragedy for Trenton," Trenton Mayor Eric Jackson said.
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But now, in the face of preventable tragedy, is not the time.
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Please pray for the families who lost loved ones in this tragedy.
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We can never be sure that there will not be another tragedy.
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French President Francois Hollande spoke about the tragedy in a news conference.
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Losing an child is possibly the worst tragedy a parent can experience.
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This tragedy is not unique to the Sargents, or even to Iowa.
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It all begins when tragedy strikes the first crewed mission to Mars.
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We are taking the time to determine the cause of this tragedy.
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"And that tragedy will only end when Congress finally fixes these loopholes."
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Political farce is weird: It's both comedy and drama — or maybe tragedy.
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Bri is a bold, charismatic character facing the everyday tragedy of poverty.
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So we are reinforcing decade after decade tragedy, death, waste of money.
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The investigation into the tragedy continues and no charges have been filed.
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What's funny about tragedy is how utterly used to it we become.
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The viewpoint, though, has also been the site of a recent tragedy.
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But See You Yesterday walks a delicate line between optimism and tragedy.
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Ricketson's son, Jesse Ricketson, said the court's decision was an "absolute tragedy".
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She is devasted that two young lives were taken in the tragedy.
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The phrase "senseless tragedy" certainly applies but is, of course, pathetically inadequate.
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The tragedy is that their tasks are more interdependent than they realise.
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In the comic books, Jessica Jones' powers are bundled up with tragedy.
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Despite the occasional tragedy, there isn't much talk of making Lelo safer.
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"What we're dealing with now is we've got a tragedy," he said.
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Raised on tragedy and aberrant behavior, she imitates and extrapolates from it.
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It's a tragedy caused by selfishness, bad decision-making, and terrible luck.
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It is only through collective action that we can stop this tragedy.
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"Our family went through a tragedy today," Ramonita Reyes told the Tribune.
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Darrel, then, grew up in an atmosphere strongly colored by this tragedy.
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"People can be very kind in the face of tragedy," Jared said.
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It is also a tragedy for the general principle of natural justice.
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"It's the worst tragedy in 60 years," Defense Minister Ricardo Patiño said.
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The death of 7 billion people is, of course, an unimaginable tragedy.
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This image represents the tragedy that is isolation from genuine human connection.
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" Burke said this tragedy "was eye-opening in the worst way possible.
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Bro also talked about the toll the tragedy had taken on her.
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This perspective doesn't make last week's attacks any less of a tragedy.
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Videos of shooting tragedy in New Zealand continue resurfacing on social media
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The end of that marriage was a trauma; Dorris's suicide a tragedy.
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Attendance at the church more than doubled after the tragedy, Pomeroy said.
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Investigators have not yet reached any conclusions about what caused the tragedy.
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But attention is the center of a new tragedy of the commons.
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In true Shakespearean form, amid the tragedy there is lowbrow comic relief.
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I have no idea how we will cope up with this tragedy.
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MORE: The real tragedy of Turkey's coup attempt Why didn't it work?
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Two bits of good luck and one dreadful tragedy laid the groundwork.
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It's important, when possible, not to let tragedy repeat itself as farce.
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Their final journey ended not in hugs all around but in tragedy.
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Principled PAC aren't the only ones who see opportunity in the tragedy.
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Again, a matriarchal tragedy sends our sisterly heroines on their magical adventure.
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A sign of rebirth from the tragedy that struck with devastating force.
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More and more Americans are being touched by the tragedy of suicide.
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He said it morphed into a story about family, tragedy and perseverance.
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One click is a tragedy, but a million is a profitable statistic.
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His aim is to reinstate Chernobyl as, above all, a human tragedy.
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"For a small business like ours, this is a tragedy," Varani said.
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WILLIAMS: OK. GUILFOYLE: A heroic school officer stopping a potential mass tragedy.
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"This case is a tragedy," Judge Vincent Del Giudice told St. Hubert.
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Dogs are a great source of comfort after a tragedy — here's why
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The net result is an ongoing tragedy for an unassuming American family.
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The incident marks the second tragedy for the family in recent months.
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If this sounds like an easily preventable tragedy, that's because it is.
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Israel indicated law enforcement should not be held responsible for Wednesday's tragedy.
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It takes a tragedy to snap Shawn out of The Centre's hold.
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But tragedy struck when Gadd went into labor at 22 weeks pregnant.
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"It&aposs a tragedy to see kids die in front of you."
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Being depressed is not a beautiful tragedy, it's hell and it's agony.
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The Uber co-founder also had to endure personal tragedy, as well.
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"What happened in Vegas is an unspeakable tragedy," she captioned a post.
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My family and I are praying for the victims of this tragedy.
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Bondi then confirmed that the image did go up after the tragedy.
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They're classic villains in the "tragedy of the commons" of our attention.
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But no loss she experienced would prepare for the tragedy to come.
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The Return continues that vein of empathy for those touched by tragedy.
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In the face of unspeakable tragedy, the people of Boston came together.
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"The boys are crying and avoiding talking about the tragedy," says Rajiv.
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With every tragedy, including the Christchurch attacks, I find myself withdrawing more.
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Currently, we are witnessing a human tragedy, as an example, in Venezuela.
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Disability is also often linked to tragedy on the screen, says Wade.
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It was the most joyful time of her life — before tragedy struck.
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Whatever the WTO's problems, it would be a tragedy to undermine it.
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Former Navy pilot Lea Gabrielle reports on the Sea-Tac Airport tragedy.
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Now, she's hopeful that her terrible tragedy can bring joy to others.
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When Reynolds' next husband embezzled her life savings, it was a tragedy.
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"I don't think there will be a tragedy if they are blocked."
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An American, Jared Tucker of California, was also killed in the tragedy.
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Mr. Epstein's death is a tragedy to everyone involved in his case.
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"We're all confronted with tragedy, or extreme sadness and loss," he says.
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The question is, is any art ever worth that kind of tragedy?
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Ruthie Ann Miles continues to soldier on in the wake of tragedy.
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Gun control is more effective than issuing "thoughts and prayers" post-tragedy.
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She explained that there's an opportunity for scientific discovery underneath this tragedy.
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The Brexit outcome is, to those who voted "remain," a Shakespearean tragedy.
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"Seeing Britain leave the European Union would be a tragedy," he added.
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What followed were years, decades even, of tragedy and homophobia-tainted ignorance.
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Tragedy makes electoral politics seem trivial, but can still bring political consequences.
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Here we are, from one tragedy to the next, in a blink.
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Instead, the tragedy is covered by the heartfelt reflections of Manchester locals.
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Madihha Ahussain with the group Muslim Advocates called the explosion a tragedy.
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Professional sports franchises helping their cities cope with tragedy is nothing new.
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Alex Forsythe: Several events aligned somewhat by serendipity but also by tragedy.
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"The loss of this young man is a terrible tragedy," he said.
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South Africa's police minister, Fikile Mbalula, called the attack a national tragedy.
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"To be quibbling over interceptors is really a small tragedy," said Kazianis.
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Even with this recent tragedy KyoAni's body of work will live on.
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It was the Rockets' first game at Toyota Center since the tragedy.
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While the country cheered videos of such rescues, tragedy continued to mount.
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Had they followed protocol "this tragedy would not have occurred," he said.
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This tragedy puts a lot of things in perspective.. Life is short.
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"Most states make the changes after they have a tragedy," he said.
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Now, you know, what is one man's tragedy is another one's comedy.
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With the tragedy of catastrophe also come opportunities for innovation and change.
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These are versions of the same problem—the tragedy of the commons.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this tragedy.
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"It is a tragedy what happened to the young girl," he says.
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"This could have ended in significant tragedy," the kayaker wrote on YouTube.
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Madison's stepmother told KRQE she hopes others will learn from the tragedy.
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The truth is, more often than not, dog stories end in tragedy.
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It is an unspeakable tragedy, and families have been torn apart. pic.twitter.
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Our hearts are capable to experience great joy and great tragedy simultaneously.
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Our condolences also go to the other families affected by the tragedy.
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Washington shouldn't have to rely on tragedy to be reminded of that.
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Tuesday's tragedy is one of the worst theme park accidents on record.
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In truth, the Grenfell tragedy is not a perfect parallel for Katrina.
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TIBBITTS: There is just this cathartic empathy for the tragedy of it.
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Can a movie about a tragedy really be great without huge boobs?
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After the tragedy in Manchester, Ariana Grande is going back on tour.
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Kurt Cobain's death was a great tragedy for his legions of fans.
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The tragedy in Oakland is a sad and gruesome call to action.
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Ol' Dirty was the funniest, although his humor was tinged with tragedy.
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Now, they said, is exactly the right time to politicize a tragedy.
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I did not come here to observe the numbing tragedy of Knickerbockerdom.
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Yet the polls point to a No. That would be a tragedy.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke out about the tragedy on Twitter.
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Mine and Bernard's relationship was beyond repair, which is a terrible tragedy.
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Something external affected the situation that caused this unfortunate tragedy to occur.
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It's a horrible thing to see so much tragedy striking one family.
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To do nothing in the wake of this great tragedy is unacceptable.
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It takes a drug-related tragedy to bring Charlie to his senses.
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He said it was "astounding" there had not been a greater tragedy.
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A year later, in 1967, the first Apollo mission ended in tragedy.
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But the real tragedy lay in Liszt's relationship with his daughter Cosima.
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These shootings won't stop unless we move seamlessly from tragedy to action.
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"Horrific tragedy," Mark Levine, a New York City councilman, wrote on Twitter.
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In a Tony Awards night shadowed by the tragedy in Orlando, Fla.
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"We are deeply saddened by the tragedy that took place," he said.
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As always, broken hearted and miserable for the families of this tragedy.
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The great tragedy is that Clinton seems to think it is true.
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The greatest tragedy is, Republicans could have already done something about it.
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But even in the realm of tragedy, Bratton's fate was particularly heartwrenching.
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The Road Not Taken: Edward Lansdale and the American Tragedy in Vietnam.
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If anyone can turn this tragedy into a triumph, it's Nick Pendergrast.
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The tragedy was felt across Canada, where hockey is the dominant sport.
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The tragedy deeply affected their teammates and their stoic manager, Mike Hargrove.
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Marx noted that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.
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Mr. Guggenheim needed Mr. Sutherland to tilt the story away from tragedy.
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She's a sweet-faced college student, traumatized by a terrible family tragedy.
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And the city, already strained after the tragedy, can't spare much more.
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"Jeanne's singularity and beauty of spirit is also her tragedy," he said.
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Simple stories satisfy, but the true story was neither tragedy nor triumph.
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Carless died before help could arrive, but the tragedy didn't end there.
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Millie is waiting to hear the new personal tragedy Annie will reveal.
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Yet a tragedy of the commons played out in the Republican primary.
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People that felt like they were safe ended up in this tragedy.
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I have also seen firsthand how religious mistrust can lead to tragedy.
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"We will send him another, it is not a tragedy," Macron said.
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The tragedy of this election is that America already solved this problem.
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A small tragedy went largely unnoticed Tuesday at the Department of Justice.
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Many of them relied on their faith to get through the tragedy.
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"Make no mistake: This is an American tragedy," said attorney John Manley.
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The tragedy served as a seminal moment in the civil rights movement.
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In the face of real-life tragedy, "37" only perpetuates a myth.
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" He added: "There's been a lot of children affected by this tragedy.
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You know the moment you have to reveal your personal tragedy card.
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A popular Australian theme park is at the centre of a tragedy.
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A MOTHER'S RECKONING: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, by Sue Klebold.
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"The more we learn about this, the more concerning the tragedy is."
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My thoughts are with her family as they face this unthinkable tragedy.
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We've had so much tragedy in such a short span of time.
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The Savage family decided to turn their tragedy into a positive force.
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"It's hard to imagine the magnitude of the tragedy," Mr. Correa said.
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For someone like that, when tragedy hits, it hits your whole self.
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Chaotic was tragic, but unlike a Greek tragedy, it lacked much plot.
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Until some unforeseen basketball tragedy takes place, however, that seems highly unlikely.
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Obviously, the book kind of toes the line between glamour and tragedy.
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"This tragedy won't define our community," Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers said.
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Hope: Sometimes we glimpse the very best of humanity when tragedy strikes.
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Tuesday's tragedy reached the ears of the national party, as well. Rep.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda recited a poem about the tragedy during anacceptance speech.
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Is it such a tragedy if they don't go back to work?
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Why, Kimmel wondered, had no writer for children broached "the ultimate tragedy"?
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That would be a tragedy, one that can and must be avoided.
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The smiling sunshine design contrasts with the tragedy that took place there.
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"We must do something to stop this tragedy!" the newly awakened shout.
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We are probably only in Act II of a multi-act tragedy.
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A wooden ticket booth nearby was engraved with comedy and tragedy masks.
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It is a story of tragedy, but also of solidarity and hope.
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