These events are tragic for the country, tragic for the individual plotters and their families and tragic for the GOP.
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" It's a tragic story with a tragic outcome," Gudaitis told reporters.
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" Ellis said the incident was a "tragic, tragic loss of life.
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FINE: It is -- it is a tragic, tragic loss for all of us.
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And it is a tragic, a truly tragic one, but a truly beautiful one.
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Even when a character could be tragic, when you play her she doesn't seem tragic.
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But my question is, is it a tragic comedy or is it a tragic drama?
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"Tragic, tragic loss of life," he continued, appearing to be on the verge of tears.
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"Tragic, tragic loss of life," Gaston County Sheriff Alan Cloninger said, according to CNN affiliate WSOC.
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It was a tragic moment for NASA, but it was also a tragic time for my family.
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And this has been the history, tragic history of the Kurdish people and this [is] dangerous and tragic.
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That was really telling of how overtaken by the feeling I was that day, a tragic, tragic day.
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This was a collision of deregulation and Wall Street, and the tragic thing is that it was tragic.
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A failure of imagination would have been tragic for her then, and it may prove tragic for us now.
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I think [the two deaths] were a really, really tragic accident, like my brother's death was a tragic accident.
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"It's a very tragic situation — sad and tragic," Cheshire said after Phelps made his first appearance in court last fall.
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Moreover, tragic though the loss of Crimea is -- and I do think it's tragic -- it's an easy story to support.
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A tragic family history After enduring a series of tragic shootings, Na'vaun's family wants his shooting to be the last.
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I mean this is a nice neighborhood, it's really quiet -- as you can see -- it's just a tragic, tragic thing.
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"It was a tragic reminder on an already tragic day," John-Paul Brammer, a columnist for the Guardian, told VICE.
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Yeah, tragic in that it's tragic I guess for me because I, in my book, had followed him from the cradle.
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Please, we need your support to be able to protect you from men like these who carried out this tragic, tragic event.
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When Rachel says, "You need to get over me," it's both a wry joke about tragic romances, and an actual tragic romance.
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Let&aposs go live a Shepard Smith, who is standing by with more, live on the scene of this tragic, tragic attack. Shepard.
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She has the voice of a tragic soprano, and so she must sing tragic operas, no matter how tired she is of dying onstage.
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Kate Spade & Robin Williams: Tragic celebrity hanging deaths From designers Alexander McQueen and Kate Spade to actor Robin Williams, a look at tragic celebrity hanging deaths.
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Those tragic—that tragic photo of those that parent that child and I'm saying this as a father—every American should feel that in their heart.
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It's tragic, it's a tragic moment for Kara Swisher, I can tell you that because I'm married to my phone, it's the best relationship I've ever had.
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"This is a tragic event, but a tragic event should not overshadow the fundamental objective of the alliance – that's what I hope," he told reporters in Washington.
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"As tragic as this was for Mr. Wagner — and it was tragic — it was a blessing today that we didn't have an entire family wiped out," Judd said.
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I'd say his death was tragic in itself because he died, and like I said before, he had honest intentions, so that's probably the most tragic thing about it.
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"It is a tragic end for a tragic 21975 years of misruling Yemen," said Farea al-Muslimi, a Yemeni scholar and chairman of the Sana Center for Strategic Studies.
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Well, the thing about the tragic mulatto thing is you just have to erase the word mulatto and put the word tragic student of color at an elite university.
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"Best Laid Schemes … " ends on a tragic note.
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The facts -- as we know them -- are tragic.
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Madonna Badger is speaking out about the tragic night her three daughters, mother and father all died in a tragic house fire – and how she recovered her will to live.
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But his stories conveyed a tragic truth about America's criminal justice system: Too often, police officers act out of racial bias — and sometimes, that leads to a tragic, unnecessary death.
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The comments are full of spoilers, but podcast listeners are worried about the maze and its future — a tragic relic of a tragic story, told piece-by-piece on the podcast.
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"Joe was one of those troopers that went out every day, did his job quietly, professionally and with the utmost dedication, and it is a tragic, tragic loss," the colonel said.
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Letters between lovers in wartime ... tragic and romantic, right?
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" He described the deadly incident as a "tragic accident.
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The final photo depicted the dish's tragic downfall — literally.
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" Police Chief Eddie Driggers called it "a tragic day.
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" He described the deadly altercation as a "tragic accident.
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What little we do know is unquestionably tragic -- heartbreaking.
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"This is a tragic day for our city, this is a tragic day for our state," Mayor Tom Barrett said outside the landmark facility known to locals as the old Miller brewery.
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It's tragic for society, it's obviously tragic for the young women who don't get to pursue their careers and it's because someone was given the license to conduct themselves in an egregious manner.
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For Republicans, this is both a tragic and bracing conclusion—tragic for the opportunity lost; bracing for the implication that underneath the necrotic tissue of Trumpism you'll find a mostly healthy political organism.
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The movie was very well done, but that tragic, fictional ending ... that hurt just as much as the real-life tragic endings too many of my black brothers and sisters face in America.
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No Pretty Little Liars villain comes without a tragic backstory.
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But that doesn't make it any less tragic or painful.
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This past summer, South Carolina was dealt a tragic blow.
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"It's tragic," Sutter County, California, Undersheriff Jeff Pierce tells PEOPLE.
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But the day would only get more tragic from there.
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From a purely emotional standpoint, Olivia's death would be tragic.
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"Such sad tragic news to wake up to," she wrote.
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At least the tragic loss went toward a good cause.
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And, the pictures may hint at her ultimately tragic fate.
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The end of the film is both tragic and heroic.
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Referring to ISIS as "Daesh," he condemned the tragic event.
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" She then added, "It's tragic and I'm brokenhearted over it.
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Leading, according to the Talmud, to two equally tragic scenarios.
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It's sad, its tragic but it's just not a homicide.
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An end that Murphy jokes may be a tragic one.
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Congress must investigate this nefarious pattern of tragic deaths immediately.
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No other words can be uttered at this tragic event.
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There are all sorts of surprises, both funny and tragic.
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Monteith's death was not only tragic, but shocking, as well.
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Proximity to such a tragic event completely changed his mind.
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Gene Simmons says Bowie's death was "tragic", Prince's was "pathetic".
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We're watching the moments where people smash into tragic circumstances.
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The crime was a violent capstone to a tragic childhood.
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As Complex points out, we're due for a tragic death.
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That events, especially tragic ones, were the will of Allah.
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It suggests Prince Harry is saving Markle from tragic circumstances.
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It's a tragic moment for Game of Thrones fans everywhere.
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"I'm appalled by this tragic incident in Essex," Johnson said.
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"I'm appalled by this tragic incident in Essex," Johnson said.
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Yet there are some tragic extravagances for performers to savor.
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She died in a very tragic boating accident, lovely woman.
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We're seeing a decline of species here and it's tragic.
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This tragic event was part of what shaped my fear.
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"We had a tragic event," he told the news conference.
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It's just such a shame and tragic for no reason.
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Smith is one of many affected by this tragic incident.
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An original and compulsive exploration of a tragic subject. Milkman.
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And that's the tragic reality of Brexit, in any manifestation.
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There is a fundamental question that underpins this tragic dynamic.
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The book is not a tragic lament for lost Christendom.
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These tragic incidents led to the commissioning of the report.
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Of course, that music comes with its own tragic backstory.
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In the end, "Dream Cities" is an unintentionally tragic book.
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It dramatically raises the probability of infuriating or tragic outcomes.
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Was the death a tragic accident or a premeditated killing?
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Bees are endangered now, so there is a tragic aspect.
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There are many kinds of tragic encounters with power lines.
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"I can't explain to you the tragic situation," he said.
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In the case of this tragic incident, that safeguard failed.
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"The Blackhawks suffered a tragic loss tonight," the post reads.
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"My mom calls it the tragic, beautiful journey," Arlen added.
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But it's not without costs — as Friday's tragic events underscore.
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This is ongoing and looks already to be quite tragic.
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And now we reach Sunday's tragic addition to this list.
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"She's a tragic front person for the cause," he said.
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Then, there's the tragic way Hugh and Liv's marriage ended.
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It has a tragic core, but also a hopeful one.
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These tragic events have yielded a pair of complementary books.
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When Officer Jeronimo Yanez approached Castile, the situation turned tragic.
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At times, the punishingly long hours can have tragic consequences.
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Do you know the tragic story of Hard Rock Park?
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We found the micro snuff film surprisingly moving. Tragic. Brutal.
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Already, there have been many tragic flu deaths seen stateside.
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It's nothing but tragic, and we wish it didn't happen.
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"But it's tragic how quickly it blew up," continues Pax.
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I think the whole process is dehumanizing, tragic and lonely.
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Some never get it, and the consequences are invariably tragic.
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It was a triumphant and tragic twelve months, I suppose.
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Philip and Elizabeth are remnants of a tragic, failed experiment.
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A crowd has just witnessed something tragic in "Observance" (215).
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There's something quite tragic about Donovan in lots of ways.
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"Sometimes it takes tragic events to educate people," he added.
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That's especially tragic because congenital syphilis is 100 percent preventable.
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"It was just the most tragic missed opportunity," Sington said.
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"This was a tragic event for all involved," he said.
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Certainly the tragic, early passing of entertainers is nothing new.
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After Sunday's tragic events in Las Vegas, let's give back.
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In his daughter's case, the lack of information proved tragic.
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In retrospect, cheese had a really tragic year, too. Oh?
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Tucked away in the back matter, there's a tragic coda.
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In the best of circumstances, the result will be tragic.
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His weapon is comic derision, his tragic flaw is glibness.
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The tone is not quite comic and not exactly tragic.
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Diana died in a tragic car crash the following year.
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It's been over five years since Whitney Houston's tragic death.
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"This is a tragic loss," McAleenan said in a statement.
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Of course, I mean Hodor's tragic origin story and fate.
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After those three days, this tragic cycle usually starts again.
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Tense and tragic Vietnam veterans opened shops full of glassware.
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This is a tragic tale that began with good intentions.
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The confluence of those two forces can have tragic results.
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"The crisis facing elephants is particularly tragic," she said recently.
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Somehow, that seems the perfect ending to a tragic story.
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A Georgetown alumnus, I've known nothing about this tragic history.
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In some places, like Iraq, the tragic has become commonplace.
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Is there a tragic dimension to his trajectory as well?
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Our nation grapples with the tragic aftermath of another Benghazi.
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He had a very tragic life and death after that.
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Similar to its title, "love" is tragic, brutal and necessary.
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Further, what happened in Dallas, TX was tragic and unfortunate.
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Following the tragic mass shooting in Las Vegas on Oct.
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And what happens when you learn your own tragic truth.
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"It is incredibly tragic," neighbor Omar Helal told the station.
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The 21400 race was overshadowed by Jules Bianchi's tragic accident.
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Unfortunately, this is where the story takes its tragic turn.
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And even more tragic will be the loss of life.
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That not only would be tragic, it would be unmanageable.
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To have one lover die is tragic; two seems careless.
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"Travis: "I think it's tragic, because I really like Spencer.
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When we were shooting it, we saw it as tragic.
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Consider the progress we're not making because of this. Tragic.
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In 2002, there was a tragic school fire in Mecca.
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Franklin's personal life was upended in tragic circumstances as well.
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Without you, our story could have had a tragic ending.
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The Intolerance level sets up Phelps as a tragic hero.
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She says the circumstances surrounding Venida's death were extremely tragic.
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But not every death in Shakespeare is a tragic one.
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And it was a tragic yet beautiful sight to behold.
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The story of White Lady Lane is a tragic one.
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Her activism was prompted by a tragic incident in 2003.
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"This case is tragic," Mr. Totten and Chief Livingstone wrote.
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This makes my love life a different kind of tragic.
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Some of us even wonder why this is supposedly tragic.
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Erasing thousands of tragic deaths falls into another category entirely.
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They're not soporific but soothingly mesmeric, even the tragic ones.
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"Something went wrong, and the consequences are tragic," he said.
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For example, the tragic shootout that recently happened in Florida.
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"This is tragic on a number of levels," he said.
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After Jackson's tragic death, Ally realizes that he was correct.
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This, to me, is the most tragic reality by far.
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In Europe, the shortage of respirators has had tragic consequences.
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There is one more tragic aspect to all of this.
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All in all a totally tragic scenario, from every angle.
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Or maybe they just wanted a simple, tragic love story.
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Mr. Wittmack said the controversy there was "tragic" for patients.
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For Hussle, though, the commitment came with a tragic price.
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Cabinet officials die, and wars and other tragic events occur.
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That would be a tragic retreat from the Roosevelt vision.
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The tragic curse is closely connected to the professional blessing.
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"It's tragic because those are major works," Professor Wilmerding said.
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Go beyond the history, both the beautiful and the tragic.
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"It's tragic that conversation hasn't moved forward," Mr. Hall said.
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" Beck went on, "What's most tragic about this is us.
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Here, she is viewed as a sympathetic, even tragic figure.
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In some cases, this led to tragic acts of abuse.
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It's tragic that these problems affect so many young people.
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It was so tragic and I felt very, very helpless.
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In spite of this tragic experience, I still feel fortunate.
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It was "a tragic accident," she told the Iron Banker.
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To call the discussion long overdue is a tragic understatement.
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In the end, it was her tragic death, on Dec.
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His death came out of nowhere — so unexpected and tragic.
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Some propaganda is laughable and tragic at the same time. ■
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Yet what's most enduringly tragic is his persistent — chronic — relevance.
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What a tragic — yet ludicrous — fix we are all in.
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The tragic news stunned and affected the entire undercover community.
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The entire community turned against him and tragic things happened.
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This is the tragic failure of his abandonment of diplomacy.
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The tragic story of Frank Meza does not change that.
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It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed.
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It's time to reconsider the paradigm of his tragic decline.
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This is particularly tragic because we know what treatments work.
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The document now reads like a tragic miscalculation, at best.
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Like any tragic New Yorker, Ratner is a Knicks fan.
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Also, tracking suspended high school students could prevent tragic incidents.
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"She knew something was tragic," Atman told the Seattle Times.
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A photo that is tragic in its beauty, I think.
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It's tragic that this person was being treated like that.
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But Sandberg's life took a tragic turn in May 2015.
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All gun deaths are equally tragic, and deserve our attention.
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And, you know, these things happen, they're awful, they're tragic.
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It's tragic & he probably can't be fixed, a lost cause.
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Tragic obsessiveness aside, I also think he's a great actor.
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It was tragic, but beautiful, and I signed the pledge.
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A pair of plane crashes is definitely a tragic outcome.
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"School was a tragic experience for them," said Ms. Barclift.
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"Nothing I do is enough," she says, with tragic resignation.
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It was Anna's tragic story that, paradoxically, improved my spirits.
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Every single one has a profoundly human and tragic story.
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It's just tragic for the people living on the street.
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It's tragic for people living in the city, you know?
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That's what love is I guess, it's kind of tragic.
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It's tragic, isolating choreography — and then the lights come up.
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It would be tragic if the US turned away now.
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Then another guy had another tragic thing happen to him.
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America's drug crisis has led to another tragic celebrity death.
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That gets thrown around, it seems, at most tragic funerals.
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That is in part because of the disease's tragic history.
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In Milton's telling, Satan is a kind of tragic hero.
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Her Attorney Called Landyn's Death a 'Tragic Accident' Basinger's attorney called Landyn's death a "tragic accident" and told PEOPLE Basinger has been unable to properly mourn her son's death because she has been incarcerated.
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In the first half, Young played a tragic hero; in the second she was a tragic hero, complete with hubris, a fall, and the most palpable relief I have ever felt in a theater.
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Did he lose all his shirts in a tragic wardrobe fire?
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It would be tragic to repeat the same mistake with grizzlies.
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The whole end is so wonderful and tragic in a way.
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Cedric has been a victim of both and that's particularly tragic.
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Tate's unarmed character after a tragic misunderstanding just to prove the
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John Bernecker's passing is so deeply tragic; such a great loss.
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The tragic killing of Timothy Caughman is a heinous hate crime.
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Shows featuring LGBTQ characters, particularly queer women, disproportionately feature tragic storylines.
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The question is whether Syd's past is tragic or criminally checkered.
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The Ability to Turn Yourself Into Batman Tragic backstory not required.
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My heart goes out to the family for their tragic loss.
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America is facing the tragic and dire consequences of that loss.
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It feels tragic that I'm wasting my perfect camouflage and technique.
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An estimated 400,000 U.S. minors are ensnared in that tragic situation.
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"Our family appreciates your sympathy during this tragic incident," he wrote.
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This way coming back to reality won't feel quite soooo tragic.
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Democrats have to because it defies their narrative, and that's tragic.
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It's a striking image, but one with a tragic back-story.
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Through Jackson, Rodriguez's wife released a statement on the tragic incident.
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TMZ was first to report the news of Craig's tragic death.
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In the end, this prompted the tragic circumstances of her death.
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She further called his death a "tragic loss" for Channing's family.
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I didn't want to be the girl with the tragic childhood.
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It's tragic, but the BB's emotive expressions melt away all melancholy.
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One is the big, tragic solo for Dan at the end.
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Duval's defense attorney, Birney Bervar, argued it was a tragic accident.
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And in the process, they find so many tragic, telling moments.
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Each character seems to carry some dark secret or tragic past.
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Two tragic accidents," he said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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"There is nothing more tragic than a sad queen," Tell adds.
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Koreans often say that love is tragic, but jung is lethal.
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Pose doesn't paint the circumstances of LGBTQ characters as innately tragic.
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Puccini also wrote tragic works that meld emotion and formal ingenuity.
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Here are 4 things to know about the tragic case. 1.
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Click ahead to see how celebrities are handling his tragic death.
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In our determination, especially given the tragic events in Charlottesville, Dailystormer.
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They can also have a "tragic impact" on families, she said.
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Just by reading them, it sounds like a tragic fucking story.
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But losing her with this story half-complete feels particularly tragic.
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Most overdoses are preventable — that's the really tragic thing about them.
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But it was a tragic decision that led to serious consequences.
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Five years ago, Cory Monteith's tragic death rocked the entertainment industry.
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"Tragic accident on the set of Pitch Perfect 3," she wrote.
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This was a terrible and tragic accident and not a crime.
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Instead, it reframes its parent series in a tragic new light.
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Beyond trafficking, online hookups have led to some truly tragic outcomes.
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Schlitterbahn has described the boy&aposs death as a tragic accident.
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That tragic event appears to have inspired Grande's new album title.
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EVERY DAY IF THERE ARE UNNECESSARILY TRAGIC DEATHS HAPPENING EVERY DAY.
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Our thought and prayers are with them during this tragic time.
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"We are shocked and saddened with this tragic news," police said.
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"We're thinking it's nothing more than a tragic accident," he says.
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Charlie Puth is remembering Mac Miller after the rapper's tragic death.
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"All indications are that this is a tragic accident," he explains.
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Change does not automatically lead to the conclusion of "tragic irony".
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Richie wasn't the first family member to meet a tragic end.
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Instead, the answer is much more tragic, creepy, and mine-related.
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The tragic heroine's "410" memorial is a powder keg of tensions.
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This was not the first time Puth addressed Grimmie's tragic death.
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Both share a tragic story that has clearly brought them together.
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"No charges are expected in this tragic case," Fairfax Police said.
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She's a tragic figure in a very Shakespearean and Greek sense.
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An Inconvenient Sequel often plays out like a tragic superhero film.
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Lewis remembers it as a terrifying, tragic, but also thrilling time.
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As tragic as this is, we know we haven't lost Sabrina.
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This is presented as a tragic choice rather than divine retribution.
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She mishandled the aftermath of a tragic fire at Grenfell Tower.
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Throughout these political statements, a tragic personal narrative anchors "120 BPM".
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I almost think that's tragic that even needs to be said.
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Any death is tragic, although it should be noted that these
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" Adds Martin: "It's a wonder this tragic accident didn't happen before.
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STEVE SCALIS, R--LOUISIANA: A tragic event and an evil act.
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Haven't we seen this tragic movie before -- all over the country?
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This week, Instagram posts ranged from tragic to powerful to playful.
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Here are five things to know about Heaven's tragic story: 1.
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It makes you wonder: why are teens so into tragic tales?
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It's cancellation is a crime, and a tragic loss for Netflix.
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The bombing did little to change the tragic realities in Syria.
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Twitter loved the adorably tragic tale of a snack gone wrong.
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The tragic and fatal failures in Benghazi happened under her watch.
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Vane's life come to a tragic, slow and brutal end. Shocking?
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Lake's attorney, Fred T. Crifasi, called the shooting a tragic loss.
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Often, you have well-intentioned laws unfolding in predictably tragic directions.
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No American, Israeli or Palestinian should suffer Taylor Force's tragic fate.
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Among Iran's most tragic and destabilizing interventions have been in Syria.
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Here are six things to know about this tragic case. 1.
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This tragic outcome is all too common in the real world.
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Jones stayed up later with his mother discussing the tragic events.
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And, since spilling rosé is pretty tragic, we're glad they did.
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Lord please be with the Smith family at this tragic time.
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The past decade has been loaded with tragic deaths for metalheads.
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It would be a tragic case of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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"I think it was just a horrible, tragic accident," she said.
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Sadly, bureaucratic delays in the approval process can have tragic consequences.
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Tragic yet some want us to continue these same failed policies.
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It was something tragic coming from domestic abuse and sexual assault.
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Saturday was tragic for the families of those killed & suffering Venezuelans.
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Dr. Robert Redfield, CDC director, called the trend tragic and troubling.
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It is a remarkable and tragic tale rife with indelible characters.
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The tragic story of Hernández's death is familiar to the justices.
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Life inside a joke is more tragic than it is funny.
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Calling it a "tragic and senseless attack," he thanked first responders.
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He has always maintained it was a tragic accident — not murder.
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" He added: "There are certain tragic dimensions which we all lament.
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"It's incredibly tragic," said wildlife conservationist Jeff Corwin on CNN Sunday.
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That'd be tragic not just for patients, but for society too.
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But Attica's tragic outcome doesn't undermine the significance of the resistance.
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"Tragic shooting in Tennessee earlier this week," Pence tweeted late Thursday.
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Every day brings more tragic mayhem in black communities across America.
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Katie Swantek's husband Brett died in a tragic accident in May.
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This is a tragic day for Charlotte and this great university.
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"It's really awful and really tragic and totally preventable," Hotez said.
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We recognize it as tragic, truthful and visionary wherever we are.
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And the tragic consequences of this legitimization became apparent last week.
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The tragic mass shootings we have just endured – in Gilroy, Calif.
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"This is a tragic loss," CBP Commissioner Kevin K. McAleenan said.
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The response from the White House on Roy Moore is tragic.
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It was a time-honored tradition: My queerness was inherently tragic.
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The community of which I am a part is not tragic.
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Our addiction to incarceration has produced tragic consequences for our communities.
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Once ignorance is weaponized, violence seems to be a tragic inevitability.
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And the tragic mulatto morphed into another stereotype -- the magic mulatto.
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Teddy (James Marsden) has been a pretty tragic figure in Westworld.
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Considering Elodie's tragic history, it seems unlikely this would ever happen.
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Seeing such heroes "fall" was tragic for me at the time.
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The story of Oney Judge is in turns remarkable and tragic.
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They'll all be brought closer together by something that's unfortunately tragic.
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Banks's story is perhaps the most tragic anecdote in the series.
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Diana died in Paris in 230, after a tragic car crash.
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"It's a very tragic manifestation of a maternal instinct," Sepah says.
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But Ahmed and Gnam's works have a tragic frailty about them.
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But the aftermath of their deaths was arguably even more tragic.
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Yet, this might not be the end of the tragic species.
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Unfortunately, the baby bison's life has come to a tragic end.
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Our hearts go out to everyone involved in this tragic situation.
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Noisey: The story of Muriel and Seymour Glass is quite tragic.
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This is tragic, because our domestic policies are affecting foreign people.
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It is tragic what happened to Philando Castile and Alton Sterling.
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It would have been comedic if it hadn't been so tragic.
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Lindsie Chrisley is opening up about the tragic loss she endured.
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The tragic elements of the work are played straight and grimly.
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But for Tennessee progressives, Mr. Bredesen represents a tragic lost opportunity.
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And the encounter could have ended up a lot more tragic.
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This is a tragic incident, but we will get through this.
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It can sound silly, but it's also tragic when we fail.
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Who, if anyone, could have prevented Washington's tragic misadventure in Vietnam?
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Thirty seven years later, Linam is still living that tragic morning.
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In time, the facts regarding this tragic incident will be revealed.
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And once again, that has had tragic consequences for the Rohingya.
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If something tragic happens in your life, that's not the end.
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Unfortunately, it was tragic that five people died on the plane.
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It is, and there is a tragic dimension in this regard.
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The tragic incidents at Ruby Ridge, in Idaho, and Waco, Tex.
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And there have been instances of that, some of them tragic.
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Some of the problems are tragic (lost children; yes, that's plural).
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Outbreaks among elderly populations in the US have proven especially tragic.
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"It's just tragic," Ms. Luna said in a brief telephone interview.
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We will lose opportunities, which is tragic from a business perspective.
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But our tales, even the most tragic ones, hinge on specificity.
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Glimmers of redemption sprang in my dark, and often tragic, stories.
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Eventually that past crime rears its ugly head with tragic consequences.
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But the result is an enjoyable tale about a tragic life.
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In what universe is this the result of a tragic misunderstanding?
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"His death in custody was needless, tragic and avoidable," Schenker said.
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Broken tulips are the tragic beauties of the Tulipa flower genus.
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Tragic stories are mounting as fire departments release information about victims.
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Conor McGregor reacts to the tragic death of Kobe Bryant. pic.twitter.
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We're here to pay when things go wrong, tragic events happen.
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" He further shared the tragic news on Instagram, writing, "Wrecked. Devastated.
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Katie doesn't remember that tragic day when she lost her face.
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Trayvon Martin's death was so tragic, so unnecessary, and so preventable.
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For too long we've attacked this problem piecemeal, with tragic results.
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" The satirist Léon Bloy called it a "truly tragic street lamp.
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" Michael Jordan said he was "in shock over the tragic news.
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After all, the tragic ones tend to kill off their protagonists.
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This would be laughable if the reality was not so tragic.
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The story comes from a tragic adventure poem by Lord Byron.
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When I did, months down the line, it was really tragic.
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They routinely deny mental health care and often with tragic outcomes.
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They recognize the tragic future that government-run systems inevitably face.
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Trump views his potential impeachment as a tragic loss for America.
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Halse Anderson's story is poignant and tragic and, above all, inspirational.
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Hillary Clinton's loss of the Catholic vote was tragic and unnecessary.
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"There are certain tragic dimensions which we all lament," he said.
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So it was a tragic moment, but with a beautiful outcome.
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It's tragic and he probably can't be fixed, a lost cause.
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It's always a fall, a tragic fall, and here we are.
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It could hide behind the government's tragic inaction, but it didn't.
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Like any ruler, he is to some extent a tragic figure.
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Continuing to monitor the heartbreaking bridge collapse at FIU - so tragic.
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"It seems like a horrible, tragic accident," Mr. de Blasio said.
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The tale is tragic but moving in the most celestial way.
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Though rare, false negatives also can occur and have proved tragic.
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Two tragic guests, in the face of unreality, seek solace together.
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We do not know how tragic poets and choregoi were matched.
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" "A tragic & heinous act of violence has shaken the #Nevada family.
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Yet not every story ended with a tragic monkey-paw twist.
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She also touched on the tragic week that befell her family.
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How Whitney Houston's life was arguably as tragic as her death.
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There's something exquisitely tragic about super-rare music that's also amazing.
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Helsinki's busy police force gets a tragic new crime to solve.
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"Today has been a tragic day in our community," Hoglund said.
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As for Mika, I'm still struggling to digest his tragic passing.
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Read more:Remembering the highlights of Kobe Bryant&aposs illustrious career after his tragic deathGianna &aposGigi&apos Bryant, Kobe Bryant&aposs daughter, also died in the tragic helicopter accident that killed her fatherThe sports world is reacting to the sudden and tragic death of Lakers legend Kobe BryantKobe Bryant says there are WNBA stars who &aposcould most certainly keep up&apos in the NBA
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Data and ... KS: Look, autonomous cars are going to ... This is a tragic event, but you're going to see this happening, hundreds of people die in car accidents every day, they're all tragic, every one of them.
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The Syrian conflict is horrific and tragic, its resolution complex and uncertain.
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"Every news from Florida seems to be tragic recently," Santiago Valdez tweeted.
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But if he fails to do so, is that really so tragic?
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I do not believe Peep wanted to die, this is so tragic.
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Late banker Dennis Shields' wife has spoken out about his tragic death.
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Members of Goodson's family have since spoken out about her tragic death.
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The tragic deaths took place over the weekend in Barrington, Rhode Island.
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Then, of course, there's the tragic denouement to his friendship with Haim.
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On Thursday the NYT confirmed the tragic news that Amal had died.
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The Northern white rhino species is one tragic step closer to extinction.
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"Tragic news from our beloved Sam (aka, Ted the Lawyer)," Braff wrote.
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"Irmo Smiles has suffered a tragic loss this week," the statement reads.
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" The tragic mulatto has now morphed into another myth -- the "magic mulatto.
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"This is the most tragic one I have ever seen," Augimeri added.
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It's simply tragic to know that things are worse than ever now.
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It may take decades to finally put this tragic story to rest.
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Carlotta meets up with Jahil and tells him the whole tragic tale.
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"This is tragic," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday in India.
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Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer
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But his trek came to a tragic end in the Florida panhandle.
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The murders of Anwar Sadat and Yitzhak Rabin tell a tragic tale.
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Following his mother's tragic death, Worthington faced the difficult decision to forgive.
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Our thoughts & prayers are with the victims of last night's tragic events.
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"Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now."
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And that makes what's happening on this island all the more tragic.
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Paradoxically, he says, tragic wonder is greater when it happens by accident.
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" It is, "really tragic, they had such a good healthcare system before.
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People still assume I'm a sad, tragic mess because I'm doing this.
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It might ruin ham sandwiches forever, and that would be truly tragic.
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It&aposs the most tragic assault on American journalism in recent history.
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"It's a tragic incident," Deputy Chief Todd Wolff told the Chicago Tribune.
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This kind of behavior, these human rights abuses are tragic, they're historic.
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Because, at the end of the day, Erik is the tragic bae.
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I think it was just a very rare and obviously tragic accident.
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"Their tragic passing has left my wife and I heartbroken," Laich said.
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But making art out of loss makes it less tragic, more bearable.
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"This is very tragic and very sad," police chief Tomas Sanchez said.
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In a way that rivals Shakespeare's most tragic heroes, hopes Coster-Waldau.
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"The responsibility for these tragic deaths rests squarely with Hamas," Shah said.
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The week It has been a tragic week for the Orlando area.
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It's a tragic accident, which if often how death comes in reality.
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This is especially tragic because it is an extremely cost-effective proposal.
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The bullet trains have run with few glitches since the tragic crash.
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Any loss of life or injury in such a manner is tragic.
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The thing is, queer women frequently come to tragic ends on television.
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It's a Kobayashi Maru scenario in the form of a tragic romance.
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Diana's relationship with the British press was complicated and tragic, Cross says.
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An absolutely tragic story for the Okobi family, and all of us.
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Mount St. Helens&aposs tragic explosion in 1980 left 57 people dead.
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There are three announced films that will delve into the tragic Aug.
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Her death was sudden and tragic, lacking closure for everyone it affected.
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Wildlings), or something ruthlessly tragic (Ned Stark, the Red Wedding, little Shireen).
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Despite knowing the tragic outcome from the beginning, you'll root for them.
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Phoenix shootings Police are sorting out a really tragic story in Phoenix.
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The deaths of the four Americans in Benghazi were tragic, no question.
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This time the victim was the tragic Shireen Baratheon, daughter of Stannis.
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And as Arwa witnessed in one tragic incident, civilians are incredibly vulnerable.
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It had that "tragic" — or maybe "important" — element that attracts Academy voters.
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As complete as you can be with something as tragic as this.
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This is in many ways more tragic than seeing Steven in prison.
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"It's sad, it's tragic, but it's just not a homicide," Cataldo said.
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And to see that come to an end is something truly tragic.
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A tragic incident in Indonesia recently reminded the world of this fact.
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Rebecca Gayheart is opening up about a tragic moment from her past.
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Then, she got pregnant immediately before the couple suffered the tragic loss.
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And, yes, this is what gave birth to her iconic "tragic" meme.
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Sadly, the father of three has his own tragic connection to cancer.
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But again, this is something that gets done after a tragic event.
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Thinking of Otto's family & friends, & wishing them strength during this tragic time.
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"The pain of our sudden and tragic loss in unfathomable," they said.
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He proves less the tragic hero, and more an agent of chaos.
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Overseas murders, no matter how tragic, typically don't fall under American jurisdiction.
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"Our hearts mourn for the family during this tragic time," Brig. Gen.
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Today, the kids are trying to put that tragic day behind them.
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Boxers In a tragic coincidence, two professional boxers have died this week.
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It was a war zone, most horrific, tragic event of my life.
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President's sinking was a tragic end to a highly eventful final voyage
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It would be tragic for optical astronomy to face the same fate.
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" The bakery's Facebook page has transformed into something of a memorial. "Tragic!
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The Minju Choson newspaper threatened "tragic doom" in response to the rhetoric.
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This year, though, the month was marred by tragic skyrocketing avocado prices.
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We are still not OK after Barb's tragic demise in Stranger Things.
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The passengers say they're all suffering severe PTSD after the tragic flight.
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I find that both beautiful and tragic, and not cut and dried.
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Luckily, his friend jumped into action and prevented a potentially tragic situation.
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That makes what happened to him even sadder and actually more tragic.
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As if lynchings weren't tragic enough, racists turned them into sporting events.
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And in a moment of horribly tragic timing, the police show up.
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The weasel's tragic snack time caused a power outage throughout the LHC.
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The tragic massacre remains the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is a tragic lark, and an enjoyable enough experience.
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Scott Schwab and the many family and friends mourning a tragic loss.
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Twenty years after her tragic death, Princess Diana continues to cover magazines.
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Morland had tweeted an ominous message foreshadowing the tragic turn of events.
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It's a tragic and beautiful story, one for championship pre-game speeches.
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Class has a way of shining through during the most tragic times.
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Many veterans fall through the cracks of the system, with tragic consequences.
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"Any loss of life is tragic," Norfolk Police Chief Michael said Saturday.
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The image is truly tragic, in the truest sense of the word.
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An Ohio family has found the silver lining after a tragic accident.
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We're trying to curb any problems and any tragic events from happening.
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It was incredibly moving and tragic to premiere this film at Sundance.
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PetSmart has also disappointed Miller with its reaction to this tragic accident.
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It's been another tragic season of young people dying at music festivals.
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This can have tragic — and, in the worst circumstances, even fatal – implications.
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When I woke up, there had been another tragic shooting in #Dayton.
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Now isn't the time for playing "what if?" games with tragic outcomes.
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And you just say, oh man, it's just, I mean it's tragic.
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Even the tragic and disturbing Manitoba Greyhound bus beheading wasn't off limits.
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Though thankfully, most of the subsequent incidents were more comical than tragic.
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Then something deeply tragic happens over the next five seconds or so.
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Ms. Rivers's death was tragic and avoidable — the result of human error.
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Venezuela is the latest tragic example, but the lesson is much broader.
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"Tragic mistake," the subject line read, emphatically written in all capital letters.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called it a "tragic and senseless attack.
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Sadly, people are already using this tragic story to perpetuate Islamophobia online.
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It was the summer of Michael Brown and Eric Garner's tragic deaths.
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This is a tragic day for Virginia Beach and our entire Commonwealth.
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I'm devastated to learn of the tragic shooting tonight in Virginia Beach.
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"It's tragic the way we've handled this whole thing from the beginning."
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The firm ended driverless operations in the state following the tragic incident.
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Ryan Reynolds' latest Instagram post provides tragic proof of this last option:
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Incredible as it is, she finds Annie's tragic life to be comic.
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Arthur: True, it was another tragic, violent week both here and abroad.
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Schweikert's state of Arizona has its own tragic history of lawmaker shootings.
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Wore this to support families affected by the tragic event in Parkland.
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The narrative opens with two acts of brazen, almost classically tragic, vengeance.
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Bresson was interested in illuminating the tragic fallenness of the human world.
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The complexities of the Algerian crisis are still tragic to read about.
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Officers called it a tragic accident due to a possible technical malfunction.
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Eden is a tragic if rather unappealing figure in von Tunzelmann's account.
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"It's a tragic situation, but it's not a common situation in Chicago."
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They've uplifted the historic undead from being tragic to being tragically funny.
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It was a spectacle that oscillated between the comic and the tragic.
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Regardless of how people spar over certain issues, this is tragic news.
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More details are emerging surrounding the tragic death of Bode Miller's daughter.
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"Lonely Together" was the last track Avicii released before his tragic passing.
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I believe tragic things happen; I think there's evil in the world.
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The experience of the African abductees in the war was more tragic.
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Tree of Life will now be noted for a different, tragic reason.
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There's also an inadvertently tragic ramification of today's trendy Democratic Socialist ideas.
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It was a tragic accident, she said, and certainly not a crime.
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It's one of the most tragic moments of the show so far.
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Chaotic was tragic, but unlike a Greek tragedy, it lacked much plot.
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"It was horrible, unfortunate, tragic," McGinty said at a press conference Monday.
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Grotesque in its stupidity, tragic in its context, hilarious in its execution.
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He's delivered an unbelievably truly tragic tale with great poise and ease.
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It would be tragic to see it wither thanks to crass profiteering.
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It's a reenactment, a theater of this beautiful and tragic human flaw.
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"The events of 9/11 were tragic, but scarcely catastrophic," he writes.
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We have all bore witness to the tragic consequences of these policies.
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"Playing with hate has had tragic consequences throughout our history," she said.
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The deaths were tragic but the villagers are glad for the change.
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"Today is a tragic day for the Detroit police family," Craig said.
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Mr. Mitchel had a "really tragic aura around him," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
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It's a narrative whose tragic end many readers will know in advance.
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And that's tragic, as philanthropy remains a way to do extraordinary good.
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It is a truth well acknowledged that great composers lead tragic lives.
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"The accident was tragic," Nvidia spokesperson Fazel Adabi said in a statement.
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But, since his tragic passing, Cleopatra says she's struggled to keep up.
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His tragic death sparked a desperately needed conversation and a nationwide movement.
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The music seemed like an in-the-moment response to tragic loss.
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The program began with a dark, majestic account of Brahms's "Tragic" Overture.
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One thing I always appreciated about your writing is your tragic imagination.
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"Even the funny elements of this are actually tragic," said another diplomat.
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The town hall will be another tragic place here, like the school.
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This is a wormer: And that's what makes Becca's worm so tragic.
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Today's tragic incident in Pierce County is a serious and ongoing emergency.
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But most political problems, including serious ones, fall short of tragic dimensions.
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And they replace King's despairing, tragic denouement with something altogether more glib.
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And yes, she was named after the tragic character of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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The latter possibility seemed tragic to him, a joke's equivalent of death.
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We have heavy hearts this morning following a tragic situation occurring overnight.
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Nobody ever thought it would come to that tragic of an ending.
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"Any loss of life is tragic," he said at a press conference.
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" The attraction, she added, "was all about the suffering, the tragic arc.
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His poems about love and abuse are at once tragic and hypnotic.
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Weinstein's life, like Cosby's, isn't the story of some tragic, pitiable downfall.
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"It's been an extremely tragic event for us here in Matthews," Capt.
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"His tragic death will impact all those who loved him so much."
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It is indeed tragic that Hernandez lost his life in this incident.
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That won't change, even if their end turns out to be tragic.
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Could fidelity be the tragic flaw of the chief executive of Barclays?
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Him dying is tragic, but it's not the end of the story.
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America promised my brother's death was a great sacrifice: tragic, but productive.
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The rapper's son, Corde Broadus, announced the tragic news on Sept. 27.
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My prayers are with their families and communities during this tragic time.
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A tragic 'photo shoot' Chapman told police the incident began in September.
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Then, in a tragic escalation, River killed himself in front of Payton.
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The scale is smaller but no less dramatic and no less tragic.
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It would be tragic if it weren't so funny, and vice versa.
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His brother Khiel was killed under this tragic, awful set of circumstances.
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Remembering the highlights of Kobe Bryant's illustrious career after his tragic death
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There was nothing particularly special or terrible or tragic about this day.
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" She went on, "That makes their addictions more tragic, in a way.
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There is nothing more tragic than the death of an innocent child.
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His tragic mistake matters because of the giant consequences for the country.
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According to the indictment, the tragic series of events began on Dec.
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He said he saw "I Love You, Daddy" as a tragic tale.
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But slowed down, it's incessant nostalgia: tragic, through the filter of time.
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"It really just reinforces the tragic nature of this crash," Goelz said.
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This is all tragic because the conventional wisdom about Chuckie is false.
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Much more tragic, Mike seemed pretty stoked for the launch this weekend.
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"Its tragic — it's rusting through in a number of places," he said.
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"We are devastated by the tragic loss of Pop Smoke," it reads.
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"It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed," Romney tweeted.
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"It stinks that it takes something so tragic to see all that."
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"It was an innocent friendly agreement that turned absolutely tragic," Reilly said.
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The tragic incident has sparked many questions, though few answers so far.
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Luckey said the new device is a "tragic heap" in his review.
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The forests on our planet are being crowded out, a tragic mistake.
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Mollie Tibbetts' murder -- like all forms of violence against women -- is tragic.
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In the case of the Menendez family, the result was unspeakably tragic.
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That is to me the most tragic scene in a person's life.
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Defense attorney Robert Rogers told jurors the shooting was a tragic mistake.
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The Phillies saw their tragic number for playoff elimination slip to one.
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"I think human consciousness was a tragic misstep in evolution," he murmured.
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Moreover, the results of 9-1-85003 fee diversion can be tragic.
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We will never be content with merely reporting on the tragic end.
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Corde first shared the tragic news in an Instagram post on Friday.
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Enforcing our already-existing immigration laws could have prevented these tragic deaths.
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The damage to our shared national heritage would be tragic and irreversible.
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This article shows a terrible, tragic outcome of the war in Iraq.
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"It's tragic and horrific to watch something like that," Mr. Elleman said.
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Fratricidal mishaps were a tragic feature of this manner of waging war.
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"This loss of life is tragic," Mr. Meehan said in a statement.
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But advocates also hope that this girl's tragic case could prompt change.
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This story is tragic, but it will repeat and repeat and repeat.
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I knew his beginning, middle and tragic end before stepping on set.
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Last night Travis' mother died in a tragic boating accident near Fresno.
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If you know that their lives were tragic, it'll break your heart.
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But her application was delayed after the tragic Challenger accident in 1986.
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I started to acquire the — you know the whole tragic mulatto thing?
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We're more than our deaths, and we're more than a tragic story.
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Or it was romantic and tragic Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford.
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When this strategically reckless policy resulted in a tragic reversal for our nation on 9/11, not only the realists but writers of all stripes refused to face the fact that this catastrophe had a long, tragic prelude.
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There are four classic endings to a story: purely positive, purely tragic, positive with irony where the character gets what he wants but pays a big price, and tragic with irony where he loses everything but he learns something.
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My aim in writing this is not to discount these deaths as anything less than tragic; my aim in writing this is to remind the reader that as tragic as these deaths are, they are a cost of war.
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The tragic thing, he decided, wasn't caring about something no one else seemed to appreciate; the tragic thing was when you stopped caring, got too cynical, grew afraid to let yourself be seen to care and be cared for.
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The grant comes after the tragic events in Charlottesville, Virginia earlier this month.
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Fallon's opening was unique: The Tonight Show addressed the tragic shooting with music.
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Please keep everyone in your prayers as we work through this tragic event.
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Which is tragic, because there is much ugly, essential nuance to be examined.
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Flora, on the other hand, again suffers from her tragic flaw: over-ornamentation.
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It's believed that 20 veterans per day are lost in this tragic fashion.
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This year continues to be a tragic one for pets and air travel.
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My heart is with his family and friends, what an absolutely tragic loss.
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Even more tragic we now have a 10-year-old without a mom.
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A series of failed businesses, debts and arguments culminated in the tragic crash.
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"This is a tragic event for our city," Biloxi Mayor Andrew Gilich said.
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"It's a very tragic situation," Joseph Cheshire said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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In other cases, a character's abortion is typically used as tragic plot device.
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"Sears's downfall is nothing short of tragic," the committee wrote in the documents.
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Dozens of influential figures have spoken kindly of Srivaddhanaprabha since the tragic accident.
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Within the tragic circumstances, Sands said she found a renewed commitment to journalism.
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"It had to have a tragic, bittersweet ending," Cameron said , according to news.com.
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It's even more tragic to realize that things will probably get even worse.
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The tragic end to Judy Garland's glamorous life is getting the screen treatment.
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It would literally be the most tragic thing the show has ever done.
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"It would be tragic to lose the ground that we've covered," he said.
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"That's what is tragic about her and hopefully amazing about her," she says.
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Unfortunately, story-wise, this may mean a tragic death for her or Jaime.
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In particular, the tragic incidents in Ankara are very fresh in people's memories.
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Forgetting the lessons of the Holocaust, this executive order will have tragic results.
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What makes this executive order even more tragic is how unnecessary is it.
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Sadly some of those songs have taken on a tragic dimension this week.
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The lyrics were especially compelling given the tragic turn of events days before.
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This is a tragic, horrible, injurious assault on a 13-year-old girl.
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That's the shot below the belt, and it's reflexive now, which is tragic.
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But the military also shapes his life in another, personal and tragic way.
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Neighbors who gathered around the crime scene were shocked by the tragic news.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s tragic social media presence is the stuff of legend.
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"That it turned out to be his son, is just tragic," Wright said.
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That act turned this tragic but legitimate accident into a hit-and-run.
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"The tragic news of Grant's passing was not unexpected to me," Mould wrote.
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"This is tragic that this person was being treated like that," he said.
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One beautifully detailed carving of the Jonas Brothers met a particularly tragic end.
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Stories of seasons saved or tragic downfalls became parables as much as news.
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However, Shearer did not cut the same tragic figure as her televised counterpart.
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Family members of little Xena have since spoken out about her tragic death.
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For my role, which ultimately proved to be tragic, I made the fries.
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If tragic events involving babies aren't your thing, then this isn't your movie.
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At the least, the layoffs suggest the tragic folly of Mr. Peretti's thinking.
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The tragic and sudden loss has stunned those close to the Timmons family.
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If Chad is the villain of this epic, Luke is its tragic hero.
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Aggression, suspicions, lost memory ... very tragic kind of symptoms, especially for the family.
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Was the fire a tragic accident or a wanton act by a monster?
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Certainly going back to her childhood, which reads like a tragic Dickens story.
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But it will be tragic to watch another administration being played by Pyongyang.
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Following the tragic death of the CD-ROM software market, the company pivoted.
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"The loss of life, it's always tragic, but it's been incredible," Trump said.
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"It was very tragic, knowing what's coming," she says, taking a long pause.
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Yakupitiyage's performance, much like Hudson Yards itself, was complicated — both joyful and tragic.
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Go deeper: Guatemalan boy dies in U.S. custody Migrant girl's tragic journey home
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These are really tragic and urgent medical conditions that need to be treated.
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"Today has been a tragic day in our community," the police chief said.
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Five years following his tragic death, Jackie married Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis.
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It's the most tragic part of his memoir, and it arrives by stealth.
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Fatima Ali's family has opened up about the Top Chef contestant's tragic passing.
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Mac Miller's mother is marking her first Christmas since her son's tragic death.
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Next, Tyler brought up how Caitlyn's brother died in a tragic car accident.
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"I'm sorry we don't spend our time being mopey and tragic," Veronica says.
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He watched the tragic scene in which the young buck's mother is killed.
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Had things continued in that vein, Rosicky's would have been a tragic tale.
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XP is a serious disease, but that doesn't mean our lives are tragic.
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Did you feel like comedy was essential in telling such a tragic story?
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We all know Grey's Anatomy can't leave a tragic baby storyline alone forever.
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That gives "Munchkins" a feeling of bleak comedy, right alongside its tragic undertones.
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But we must not forget that it comes at a terrible, tragic cost.
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Earlier on Monday, Boyce's father broke his silence on his son's tragic death.
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"This is terrible and tragic," Manant Vaidya, brother of Kosha Vaidya, told Reuters.
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A stubborn refusal of a peaceful dialogue with Iran is a tragic mistake.
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"This is tragic, devastating news," Berkeley's Chancellor Nicholas Dirks said in a statement.
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Alice is another chapter in Camille's history of tragic relationships with younger sisters.
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They were justified on similar grounds: common property is inefficient and therefore "tragic".
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EJ Johnson is speaking out about his best friend Lyric McHenry's tragic death.
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" Sylvester Stallone issued a statement, calling the vicious attack "tragic and terribly sad.
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My thigh adductor muscles stretched and my knees cracked in a tragic alternation.
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Here's what you need to know about the teen and her tragic death.
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Now, his mother, Karen Meyers, is addressing the tragic loss on her Instagram.
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Every celebrity who's ever died a tragic death was murdered by the Illuminati.
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Costumes based on cultures are not cool and tragic events are never clever.
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Every so often, tragic stories about people dying from silicone injections make headlines.
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How do we stop the wars resulting in such tragic waste of lives?
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It was a tragic suicide, not a murder to further a cover-up.
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But Charity's rays extend far beyond her tragic finale on this earthly stage.
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But the Middleborough, Massachusetts, couple wasn't prepared for the tragic news to follow.
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Defiance, in Mr Eig's telling, was Ali's defining feature and his tragic flaw.
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Samantha Call's weight loss journey began as the result of a tragic loss.
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Especially a story that is, in fact, solely about her own tragic end?
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Prominent figures rise and fall like tragic heroes; sometimes the nefarious candidate prevails.
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After such a shocking, tragic exit, we had to talk to Eden herself.
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Perhaps then, she could have a personality instead of a watery tragic end.
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"Obviously, it's a tragic situation for this family as a whole," he said.
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In lesser hands, Hello, My Name Is Doris would be a tragic misfire.
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Other MLB teams have also expressed grief and condolences after Skaggs' tragic death.
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Our thoughts and prayers go out to those impacted by yesterday's tragic event.
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Zoos are terrible places for animals, even outside of tragic events like these.
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Everyone is just skittering along the surface, and I think that's freaking tragic.
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Tragic bookends in American history Two high school massacres, two communities changed forever.
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It would be tragic to end it due to short-sighted political intentions.
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"This was just a tragic accident, and not a negligent homicide," Beebe said.
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Their failure isn't tragic and meaningful, like the sacrifices that end Rogue One.
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The answer is tragic: even as a hero, Luke can make horrifying decisions.
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"The pain from our sudden and tragic loss is unfathomable," the statement said.
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The tragic loss left Kenworthy questioning whether he wanted to continue with skiing.
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That this happened at all is disappointing, but where it happened is tragic.
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"A tragic accident here in South Boston," Boston Police Commissioner Bill Evans said.
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"Since his tragic passing, they will suffer both emotionally and financially," Manzi explained.
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Vanessa Marquez's loved ones are seeking financial retribution for the actress' tragic death.
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There was Amanda Todd, which is a tragic suicide that really devastated me.
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Although policing is primarily a male occupation, gender does not prevent tragic outcomes.
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But we can't let these tragic things ruin the rest of our lives.
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They help with tragic deaths, suicides, the death of a well-loved teacher.
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"What's so tragic: What's going to happen to that important work?" she asked.
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US intelligence-sharing in the drug war has previously led to tragic consequences.
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Everything Curry did in the entirety of the playoffs scans faintly tragic now.
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I wonder what he'd say about my tragic forays into the dating world.
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While tragic, it is not a crime not to know who you are.
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You wonder, Did that wilted rose predict something tragic about our future together?
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In a way, it's somewhat baffling that this tragic show is so beloved.
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XXXTentacion's music is climbing the charts at warp speed ... following his tragic death.
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Dan expressed his pride at his sister's incredible achievement under such tragic circumstances.
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"Our thoughts go out to our entire community affected by this tragic loss."
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We hear a tragic howl and Caleb stumbles upon their disemboweled pet dog.
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A tragic injury ended Samantha Cerio's 18-year gymnastics career on Friday night.
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More recently, West's tragic demise took place during a traffic stop gone wrong.
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The situation was tragic, he said, but Backpage was protected under Section 230.
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It's best that we all get ready for another tragic, Barb-less season.
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Very saddened to learn of the tragic death this morning of Quentin Moses.
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But in each of those cases, the actions, though tragic, were not premeditated.
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LONDON — Sadly, London's nightlife seems to be dying a slow and tragic death.
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Queen Elizabeth's longtime doctor has died in a tragic road accident in London.
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The White House's Twitter account shared President Obama's statement on the tragic event.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNXXXTentacion: The Tragic EndParis Hilton: Who The Heck Is Lindsay Lohan?
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But there could have been another star tasked with portraying the tragic meltdown.
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The result, the regents said at their meeting, is tragic for the university.
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That said, with Trump the phrase takes on a slightly more tragic note.
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"I'm shocked by the tragic event in Moria," he said in a statement.
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In that scenario, local officials issued evacuation orders, but the consequences were tragic.
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The tragic loss and impressive career of U.S. Air Force pilot Lt. Col.
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It's a tragic, intimate experience full of both beautiful moments, and devastating heartbreak.
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For example, take a look at this tragic tale of non-Instagrammable caffeine.
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Another one: her tragic murder, which has remained unsolved for nearly 20 years.
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We know from experience how heartbreaking and tragic this will be for them.
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Much of Congo's tragic late-20th-century history is attributable to these machinations.
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"This is a tragic and sudden loss," his family said in a statement.
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"It is tragic and wonderful when we can match up people," she said.
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David sees Walter as a tragic victim whose life is devoid of art.
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"The negative impacts of this conduct were immediate and tragic," Ms. Harris said.
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Still others have struggled with mental health and addiction, sometimes to tragic ends.
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Other cases throughout the years have resulted in more sinister and tragic outcomes.
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Please stand with our community as we attempt to survive another tragic anniversary.
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Do we honestly think there would be a tragic exodus of managerial talent?
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Her death was "the most tragic thing that ever happened in my life".
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Fredo's death was tragic, and it shouldn't have happened to someone so young.
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United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron was "horrified" to hear the tragic news.
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Ultimately, however, it leads to a tragic end for one of our characters.
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"It's tragic," said Adam Barta, 36, a singer who lives in the Bronx.
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"It's so tragic," says the former Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member.
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Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the tragic events in Christchurch.
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Laurel Griggs' Broadway family is "heartbroken" over the 13-year-old's tragic death.
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"Our prayers go out to all those affected by today's tragic events," Gov.
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"A tragic & heinous act of violence has shaken the #Nevada family," he tweeted.
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How incredibly moving and heroic and tragic and patriotic the guests' stories were.
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Breakingviews A tragic figure in American literature has an analog in modern finance.
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But since the tragic Valentine's Day shooting in Parkland, Fla attitudes have changed.
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Once I shared the tragic news with my wife, I couldn't sit still.
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But removing that second layer is no-no that can have tragic consequences.
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"Russian Doll," on Netflix, opens with a fun party and a tragic death.
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Republican policies didn't cause Thursday's tragic night to happen, neither did the Democrats.
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" The university expressed condolences to Szabo's family and friends "following his tragic death.
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It's a brief, but tragic moment and Trai Byers' performance is truly touching.
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My dad's life is tragic but I also saw some beauty in it.
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The miniseries mirrors the real-life events of the tragic 1986 nuclear disaster.
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Rapunzel's story can be traced back to the tragic tale of Saint Barbara.
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But the course of history is changed in the process, with tragic results.
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As a father and grandfather, the tragic news out of Florida is incomprehensible.
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Thus, September 19 was known as "the most tragic day of Mexico City".
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To punish fabric won't solve the problems that led to these tragic deaths.
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Although deploying this last-ditch option is rare, the results can be tragic.
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Whales are by any measure extraordinary but seem tragic in Dumas's fraught vision.
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"This is tragic to me," said Ahmad Heidari, a 64-year-old retiree.
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We simply cannot stand idly by and wait for the next tragic incident.
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What exactly was it that gave him great tragic powers in Paris, Texas?
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It's a book that arrives with an unusual — and unusually tragic — back story.
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We were deeply saddened by this tragic accident and the passing of Mrs.
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The city mayor's Crisis Response Team confirmed the tragic news on Sunday evening.
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There are law enforcement officers and medics who responded to these tragic events.
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"Any loss of life is tragic," he said at the daily press conference.
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And not just old-age death, but gruesome and horrible tragic death. Murder.
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But it is clear that the summit in Helsinki was a tragic mistake.
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It's this tragic ending that has people with disabilities and their advocates angered.
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Christina Grimmie's sudden and tragic death has left the music industry heavy hearted.
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The company will follow the same process for collecting data on tragic deaths.
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Have you heard about the most tragic giant octopus attack of all time?
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Given all of these benefits, trashing the deal would be a tragic mistake.
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"Prayers with those injured in the tragic train accident," he said on Twitter.
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"Sears's downfall is nothing short of tragic," the creditors wrote in the filing.
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As each day passes, the numbers grow higher and the stories more tragic.
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My thoughts are with Becky's family, friends and colleagues for their tragic loss.
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In Syria, the tragic seven-year war is somehow growing even more horrific.
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I met John O'Neal, a SNCC field director, in Jackson under tragic circumstances.
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For a U.S. president to employ it against his own country is tragic.
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"Saul" hasn't hit its tragic era yet, and maybe it never totally will.
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He said the findings checked all the boxes for a tragic tsunami tale.
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Political cycles love stories of trajectory: an improbable rise or a tragic fall.
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Every senior living facility has the capability to become a tragic news story.
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It was all just as sad and tragic as one might have imagined.
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The victims in this tragic farce are our sons, daughters, spouses and grandparents.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's father's health has improved after a tragic boating accident.
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"A lot of our caller stories sound tragic to other people," she said.
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The ending, once happy, became tragic, and a series of divertissements were cut.
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I found out about how rough and tragic Bob and Tommy's upbringings were.
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That song in particular was tragic to me even before it had lyrics.
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The end result, though, was just as tragic: a little girl was dead.
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" Indeed, the newspaper Indian Express called the selection of Adityanath a "tragic letdown.
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I find it to be really messy, and complex, and funny, and tragic.
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Telling that story, the question was, were we just recapping a tragic event?
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"I learned of this tragic accident in Madeira with deep sorrow," he said.
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He seems vital and transgressive again, but pushing 210, he also seems tragic.
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And how such a society could endow one woman's loneliness with tragic dimensions.
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Before long, Mr. Gowin welcomed a change from a landscape he found tragic.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — It would be funny if it weren't so tragic.
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Or do I mean, it would be tragic if it weren't so funny?
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A profoundly polarizing and finally tragic figure, Mr. Hume opens himself for condemnation.
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"The news of her death is tragic," a spokesman for the university said.
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But if you've finished the docuseries, you know he has a tragic story.
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Conservationists point to the experience with elephants as a tragic and cautionary tale.
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The sudden reversal of fortune makes Mr. Ghosn something of a tragic hero.
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A tragic day has been turned into a joyous — and very coincidental — occasion.
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She could still win gold on Friday, skating as Tolstoy's tragic Anna Karenina.
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"You can imagine how tragic this is for them," Ionescu told VICE News.
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Otherwise, decisions that have tragic consequences can appear arbitrary, hasty, and unevenly applied.
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We're meant to find the indifference of the dancers — and the camera — tragic.
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Beth, the tragic sister with a penchant for piano-playing, is afforded actual
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By many accounts he is thus the play's real protagonist, its tragic hero.
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Emily is awful, though she has a tragic excuse for being so horrid.
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And that's the tragic thing about it and that's what needs to change.
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"Police extend their condolences to Stephanie's family at this tragic time," Kirkwood added.
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When they pinch pennies in selecting a barber, the results are sometimes tragic.
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But the death toll is not the only tragic consequence of the outbreak.
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The tragic irony is that it now seems set to do the opposite.
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Nothing would be more tragic than to stop at this point in Memphis.
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That one man can contain such contradictions makes for an astonishing, tragic story.
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The Dallas Morning News in Texas deemed Byrant's death a "'Shocking, tragic' day."
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Kobe Bryant died in a tragic helicopter crash near Calabasas, California on Sunday.
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They don't want to go to jail for a DUI, which is tragic.
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Dismay at the tragic loss of life and lingering questions about what happened.
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This tragic shooting has shattered the lives of their families, friends and communities.
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"It is tragic that the president's reckless actions make impeachment necessary," she added.
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In light of today's tragic events, tomorrow's game will be held as scheduled.
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Some of the defining photos from the past 10 years were deeply tragic.
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The tragic death of Shae marked a critical allegiance switch for Team Lannister.
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I saw that Gail's death hadn't merely been "tragic" in the hackneyed sense.
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"It is tragic that the president's reckless actions make impeachment necessary," Pelosi said.
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Her performance was tragic and yet full of hope, warm, wounded and ecstatic.
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While demonstrably false, this narrative became a self-fulfilling prophecy, with tragic results.
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"It's still unfortunate and tragic; the gentleman did lose his life," Price said.
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But the impact on the city is also very great and very tragic.
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For wildlife, it's made doubly tragic by what's already happening around the globe.
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Or will there be an even more tragic Part Three to this movie?
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What may be most tragic about Mr. Zimmerman's miscalculation is that it's widespread.
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But it renders BoJack's dysfunction small and sad rather than epic and tragic.
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And what happened to Salahuddin, while tragic, is not unique or even unusual.
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"Police extend their condolences to Stephanie's family at this tragic time," Kirkwood said.
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To many liberals, it's been an unfortunate trajectory; to some, a tragic one.
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Nothing would be more tragic than to stop at this point, in Memphis.
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Fant's son was there alongside the Crum's son to witness the tragic deaths.
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Let's not set ourselves up for tragic regrets when the next outbreak happens.
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"In typical 'This Is Us' fashion -- it's part beautiful, part tragic," she said.
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The BOP also has failed to classify people correctly, sometimes with tragic results.
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The sentiment is understandable in the wake of the tragic Northern California fires.
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As we've said since that tragic day, we take responsibility for what happened.
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Lenny Bruce didn't die until 1966 due to a tragic accidental morphine overdose.
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A hero pup died while saving his family from a tragic house fire.
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And the tragic accident where his daughter was killed, his wife was killed.
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"Today's tragic event is strongly condemned by everyone in Saudi Arabia," he said.
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Investigators referred to the incident as a "tragic accident," according to the release.
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"All indications seem that this is a tragic accident," Brown told CBS 42.
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It is as messy, tragic, and inhumane as it is curious and beautiful.
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"It is tragic and regrettable that all our efforts were unsuccessful," Buhari said.
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Yes, the sexual violence that is happening in India is horrific and tragic.
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"I know there's a lot of tragic things happening in Charlottesville," James says.
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For example, there are organizations that address the tragic circumstances caused by war.
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But Shorsh Ahi's latest work came about through unusual — and unusually tragic — circumstances.
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At times, as in the past few days, the violence reaches tragic levels.
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The tragic event was in every respect unpredictable, except for one: the location.
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The shutdown we are facing would be comic were it not so tragic.
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