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But when that voice recedes, it's Frances who becomes sadly ridiculous.

In Manhattan, a city where thousands upon thousands of faceless people are constantly in motion, brushing past a panhandler becomes sadly routine.

But as the movie methodically plods forward on a screenplay (by Shawn Slovo) consisting entirely of clichés and watered-down exposition, it becomes sadly apparent that its only reliable asset is the gorgeous view.

Just as Jason's mind is engaging but ordinary, "Black Swan Green" remains snugly within familiar thematic territory: Mitchell's protagonist has his first romantic stirrings, becomes sadly aware of his father's limitations, and is shaken when a local youth is killed in the Falklands War.

The second offering, opened here last weekend, in a state of unreadiness so needy of dramaturtigical therapy and a producer's savvy, it becomes sadly necessary to call into question the professional judgment of a theater that purports to be more devoted to nurturing the act of creation than to sending a play off to fields greener than Madison.

In this kind of comparison with China, it becomes sadly evident that, despite the fact that Japan has not warred with anyone in the last sixty years, pacifism remains an abstract notion, or an ideal constantly trampled upon by pragmatic security concern of the day, with the result of it being regarded as nothing more than a decoy for an unrepentant and unchanged nationalist Japan.

The tradition of retiring drivers' numbers has become sadly common.

When a call comes in, it triggers a series of events that have become sadly routine.

The kind of day that we became sadly accustomed to during the 1980s.

Over the course of two unpopular wars we have become sadly accustomed to hearing reports of British military casualties.

Antidepressants can be lifesaving but, as has become sadly clear, can also on rare occasion precipitate suicide.