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Mann's settings in this and other novels – the Lido hotel, the Swiss sanatorium – emphasise the fragility of a transnational culture once crisis breaks out.
Hence it has mounted a concerted diplomatic drive to persuade Pakistan's allies notably America and Britain to put pressure on its government and army to roll up the terrorist networks.Pakistan will respond by emphasising the fragility of civilian rule; the army's self-proclaimed role as a bulwark against Islamic fundamentalism; and its vital contribution to the West's war in Afghanistan.
Strauss emphasised both the fragility of democracy and the importance of intellectual elites.
Many of its underlying ideas first came together in 1962, when Rachel Carson published the groundbreaking book Silent Spring, highlighting the dangers of industrial malpractice and emphasising the inherent fragility of the natural world.
The fragility of such pleasure was emphasised by the nervous undercurrents rippling through a capacity crowd before the excellent Andros Townsend sent a sublime free-kick curving into the top corner.
They emphasise the intentions of the suspect.
So, too, is the fragility of finance.
"The fragility of the atmosphere always apparent".
"There is an appreciation of the fragility of life and of the fragility of society.
"It's a picture that captures something about the fragility of the human form, the fragility of life — the fragility of this boy, specifically".
