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You could argue that you need sensitivity to create tragedy, and too many advertising creatives are male.
You could argue that you need maturity to create tragedy, and too many ad creatives are young.
"And we have to do so in a way that is prudent, that is proportional, and that is mindful of the fact that any kinetic action, no matter how targeted and how justified, also can create tragedy".
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However, during these moments when it feels like I am being inundated with bad news, I remind myself that for every one bad person that creates tragedy, there are thousands of others creating good.
"What purpose did it serve, other than to create more tragedy?" When Lowry lost her son, she had recently published "The Giver," a slim novel about a boy in an isolated community discovering the terrible secrets behind the pleasant, emotionless life he and his friends live.
Hassan Nasrallah, head of the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah, told a crowd of 150,000 in a March religious observance that the United States was trying to create a "tragedy for humanity and to spread chaos in the world" and predicted that the people of Iraq and the region would "welcome American troops with rifles, blood, arms, martyrdom".
Its a story of how austerity measures, gentrification and a callous disregard for public safety have intertwined to create a tragedy – one which was no accident, but almost completely preventable.
A significant number of American values failures came together to create the tragedy in Stuebenville, where two teenage High School football stars, Trent Mays and Ma'lik Richmond, were found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl.
But in the Colorado River basin, century-old water law can still create a tragedy of the commons in which farmers risk losing their allotment if they don't use it.
Another participant who identified herself as someone "struggling for social justice," warned that "in the past, the reaction to things like this has been to destroy civil liberties and create further tragedies".
"We ourselves are poets," the Athenian Stranger tells us in the Laws, "who have to the best of our ability created a tragedy that is the finest and the best; at any rate, our entire constitution is constructed as an imitation of the finest and best way of life the very thing which we claim is the truest tragedy" (817b1 5).
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