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Surtees was tragically unlucky; Massa was more fortunate but he believes the coincidence of two outlandish accidents is a warning.

Like Cagney, the couple also adopted their four children: three daughters and a son, who tragically died just a year after his father.

Tragically, within our lifetimes, zoos might be the only places left to see these magnificent animals.

Some of the men above were tragically called Uncle Toms, but now one of them is poised to be the most powerful man in the world.

Did Anita Mui kill him by dying so young and so tragically just a few months prior leading to the heart overload?

Tragically, along the way, the wind blast from a semi knocked our trailers out of control and pushed our truck off a 40' bridge.

Tragically, her mother and father died in a car crash when Twain was 21, forcing her to put aside music to support her younger siblings.

Hurricane Irene tragically claimed at least 21 lives, but fortunately the damage overall was less than anticipated.

He took off in pursuit, and tragically, in the struggle that followed, he was shot and killed.

The tragically -dead child already has no ability to explain or defend himself, so these teachers can say whatever they want.

Unfortunately, Gia died tragically at the age of 26 from AIDS, one of the first women to do so.

At first I thought it was the same mating behavior of the previous pair, but then I realized it was something tragically different.

Tragically he too had cancer. After caring for him for seven months, he passed away.

The Universal Wrist Charger is not, tragically, a motion-powered generator which tops up its battery from the movements of your wrist.

Tragically Kael'thas soon learned that the greatest danger to his people was posed not by the Scourge, but by the Sunwell itself.

Meanwhile, many blacks think the big problem is not racist prosecutors but the tragically large number of young black men who turn to crime.

The scene was horrific, and after the subway bombings that shocked Moscow last March, it was also tragically familiar.

He definitely makes it, coming out of the past but tragically dies when saving someone drowning in the sea.

The Popsicle stick was warm, the bottle was cold, and I was not Frederic. His war was over, beautifully, tragically, mercifully.

Tragically, the number of violent teens has grown in recent years, even as the population of teenagers has contracted.

Tragically, with Lehman and the Irish banks, it seems none of this happened.

Most recently, we've been tragically reminded of the destructive power of nature itself with the recent earthquake in Haiti.

Sadly, tragically, many Christians do not act differently from what they once did.

Warrick Brown was a young boy when his parents passed away, much too young to learn that life can be so tragically short.

With 27, 000 road deaths a year, Iran has a tragically plentiful supply of young corpses, the association adds.

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Tragically, since the end of apartheid inequality in South Africa has grown.

Japan's emperor Hirohito tragically vacillated over the war.

Brooke Astor's last days remind us how tragically vulnerable the old can be, even when wealthy and surrounded by retainers.

Marie had piled on the pounds after her mum tragically died in her arms from a heart attack.

With an estimated 25, 000 people dead or missing, the human cost of the disaster is tragically clear.

Tragically, there is a real conflict within childhood between preparation for adulthood and the enjoyment of the gifts of youth.

How you two tragically lost your minds at the sight of her mangled body.

Tragically, when excited spectators joined in to break the two sides' deadlock, the man's hand was suddenly ripped off.

Tragically, too many speak with tongues, but then live like the devil.

Tragically, they learned too late that he was Polish, and a member of the RAF.

First you have to die, maybe tragically, then leave part of your soul hanging around earth to spook relatives and haunt houses.

In the southernmost part of Africa progress towards human equality and self-determination has tragically, been halted.

Tragically, in 1967, Ida Presti died in New York City of an internal hemorrhage resulting from cancer of the lung.

Arafat was a man who resorted to violence and tragically missed several opportunities.

A major reason for this ban is the belief that kids of first cousins are tragically susceptible to serious congenital illnesses.

A moment comes when the creation ceases to be taken tragically; it is merely taken seriously.

I've always felt that if you can't make money as an actor, you're either incredibly stupid or tragically unlucky.

They were tragically wrong, of course, but a lot of smart people believed them.

Tragically, so many of us fail to see the desired results in this crazy little thing called parenting.

Tragically for Jackson, life proved to be neither so simple nor so forgiving.

Rather than tragically clinging to outgrown notions of youth, groups are seen as defining it in their own terms.

These veteran writers presented the tragically narrated events in a bitter-and -sweet way.

Unemployed and tragically paralyzed, Jergen has given up masturbation and soaks in a tub of ice cold water on a daily basis.

Tragically, examples of labor violations, heath risks, and pollution at Chinese factories are all too common.

While walking down the street one day, a Republican head of state is tragically hit by a truck and dies.

To walk the streets where their love bloomed and they so tragically died would be a truly romantic experience.

His life ended tragically when he was assassinated in 1968 at the age of 39.

"Stephen tragically died whilst on holiday in Mallorca yesterday, " the announcement said.

Funny yet tragically true, how ignorance can be to this extent.

And I think the consequences will be quickly, highly, and tragically visible.

So I began another sensational love affair, which, of course, again ended tragically.

Egypt's last Pharaoh Cleopatra was said to have died tragically by her own hand.

The son of a dear friend died tragically when he was only 18.

Other cases have ended more tragically, with the death of suspected lovers during high-speed car chases.

But as communities the Jews were tragically vulnerable, without external support.

Tragically, his girlfriend took the news very badly, became distraught and took her own life.

While walking down the street one day a US senator is tragically hit by a truck and dies.

Second Revolutionary Civil War period, most tragically here interpretation of the Chinese revolution, the most glorious history.

Phil O'Donnell, Motherwell FC's captain, tragically died after collapsing on the pitch during Motherwell's fixture against Dundee United.

Farmers learn this lesson tragically sometimes when their animals feed on wild plants.

Their eldest son was tragically killed in a road accident.

This time illusion and reality would become tragically fused.

I'm just telling myself that to make 'me' feel better about being tragically single.

His protagonists always are those who are tragically defeated but stay graceful and noble in spirit.

But tragically, the 911 center never passed along the motorist's report.

But he was tragically hit by a car barely a mile into his journey and died instantly.

As we tragically learned from last summer's floods. we cannot continue our carelessness.

But not protective enough, as it tragically turned out.

I have seen people reading fiction with tears in their eyes, because in the fiction things are going so tragically.

Tragically, Regina was murdered on December 12, 1944, at the age of 42.

I just mean that doing so will be harder-needlessly, sometimes tragically so.

We all have that burning question about what happens if we lose somebody we love, especially if we lose them tragically.

Buck Mulligan sighed tragically and laid his hand on Stephen's arm.

Three of Mister Kennedy's nephews died young and tragically.

Ours is essentially a tragic age, so we refuse to take it tragically.

Ours is essentially a tragic one, so we refuse to take it tragically.

Tezuka tragically meets the demand of those YYers.

Giorgione gained an almost cult status after his tragically early death of the plague in 1510, aged 33.

Tragically, however, such prevention efforts lack the funding to take them to scale in all of Lesotho's 10 districts.

Tragically , I was right: Nearly 300 Marines lost their lives in the bombing of the barracks.

One is tragically heroically super to crash affairs! !

Tragically the doctors just had to say, 'we can't do anything, you must look elsewhere. '

I don't think this is what any American wants, to travel thus far only to tragically lose his or her life for nothing.

Finally, they got divorced in 1996, and Diana's life ended tragically in a car crash in France on August the 31th, 1997.

As we know, the incident tragically ended in the deaths of eight innocent civilians.

Bad art is more tragically beautiful than good art, because it documents human failure.

F. Jesus says that many people, (in fact, the majority) will tragically pick hell.

This man single-handedly brought down the corrupt Illinois judicial system. Tragically , Sherman passed away in May of last year.

My brother, Henry, he died tragically when we were teenagers.

Sadness is beautiful, loneliness is tragically

the terribly, tragically sad man

a career tragically cut short by illness