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Miliband said that public messaging would be particularly important to link the Mumbai atrocity with Zardari's own campaign against militants.

The book makes clear the dangers of colonial powers' inattentiveness to the dissatisfactions of those they rule, and the human costs of answering one atrocity with another.

But it seems that nobody wants to return to the bad old days of the "Troubles" and the "politics of the last atrocity," with the habit of mutual recrimination.

London's Evening Standard, which appears most days at around 3pm, was the first paper to publish a story on the atrocity, with many details still unsure and London's transport network still locked down.

Mayo's tone is unpleasant – she relates each atrocity with a self-righteous relish – but even Gandhi conceded that her account was "cleverly and powerfully written" with "carefully chosen quotations [that] give it the false appearance of a truthful book".

When Harper says that "to talk about atrocity is to make it less atrocious," you wonder whether writing about atrocity with such polish is, if not atrocious, at least shallow.

Since war has existed, combatants have sought to invest atrocities with a politically convenient interpretation.

Meeting Mr Assad's atrocities with appropriate force will help to rebuild American moral authority in the world.

The CAR is collapsing and it could lead to mass atrocities, with each community trying to slaughter the other.

They intersperse these anguished speeches with what sound like radio news bulletins from 9/11, with the result that "The Shoemaker" offers twice the atrocities with half the impact.

He openly admits he has "taken sides", and is frequently incredulous that Israel is allowed to get away with the atrocities with whose fallout he has to deal.