By unraveling the threads of our joint commitment to shared governance, it raises the chances those threads will be rewoven into something else: something deeply, and tragically, undemocratic.
Whatever the townsfolk are in Ford's film — comical, bumbling, braggadocious, headstrong — they're also deeply, even tragically, in the know.
The understandable instinct to choose sides misses a vital point: Police and the communities they're supposed to serve share the same space, necessarily interact and can be deeply, sometimes tragically affected by each other.
"It was deeply shocking but, tragically, expected.
He said: "[A refugee camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo] was deeply shocking but, tragically, expected.
Tim Rutten in the LA Times recently compared the Huffington Post's business model to "a galley rowed by slaves and commanded by pirates" and said that the AOL deal "will push more journalists more deeply into the tragically expanding low-wage sector of our increasingly brutal economy".
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It is also a story that is tragically recognizable and deeply sad.
But reading it, one is always in contact with a deeply informed awareness of the tragic and the tragically comic in human life, and that is what gives this book its force.
In his statement, the president said: "Michelle and I were deeply saddened to learn of the shooting that tragically took so many lives in Wisconsin.
"Michelle and I were deeply saddened to learn of the shooting that tragically took so many lives in Wisconsin," the president said.
