Such eventful, tear-stained, multigenerational plots are less common to musicals than they are to fat novels displayed in airport bookstores as temptations to women with purses full of Kleenex and long flights ahead.
They include a link to a voluntary tutorial on avoiding plagiarism and a strongly worded admonition that "other generations may not have had as many temptations to cheat or plagiarize as yours," and urging students to view this as a character test.
Fears of more attacks, in equally innocuous, everyday places, will grow, as will the temptation to regard every young woman here in a hijab or niqab as a terrorist in disguise.
It produces hysteria and intellectual folly, as well as the dreadful temptation to turn to the state as the cure for all ills.
When Douglas Carswell takes his seat in the Commons next week he will serve not just as a permanent reminder of the prime minister's miscalculation but as a temptation to his old allies on the Tory benches to follow suit.
Mr Hagel does not fear isolationism as much as "insulationism": the temptation to think that America can turn inward and be safe.
It means that parents should resist — as much as possible — the temptation to try and predict where their children's gifts lie.
Ms. Vega looks at passion as a temptation to be resisted lest she be swallowed up in it.
The Gospel According to Matthew described the temptation of Jesus by Satan in the wilderness as a temptation to worldly power.
This is really painful, as the temptation to fudge the figures is sometimes irresistible, even though I'm only lying to myself.
