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What had been a fragile, day-by-day cease-fire has been reinforced with new arrangements for cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian security forces.

Under her bravado beats an idealist's heart, which turns out to be all too fragile - Friday at 8 and 11 p.m. and Saturday at 11 p.m. on TNT.

Yasir Arafat's Fatah faction and the extremist group Hamas appeared to have achieved a fragile truce Thursday, after clashes extended into the morning and left a young Hamas activist dead.

But he came with a more immediate message -- encouraging words that he hoped would be enough to prevent the fragile Good Friday Accord from unraveling and the violence that has so torn this region from returning.

Mr. Chen's request for help from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton — repeated in an urgent telephone call played on speaker during an emergency Congressional hearing on Thursday — frayed a fragile deal American officials negotiated a day before the start of high-level talks between China and the United States.

A ceasefire that came into effect on 29 September was extended but became more fragile by the day.

Or on the extended universe of people who would be affected if one family's fragile latticework of day care, school pickups and household help collapsed?

"And in regards to the power failure, we're restringing a very fragile system every day".

But the fragile Camby has been day to day throughout his career.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Giants' secondary was fragile and undermanned Friday as the team prepared to play the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night.

The forward's only goal since the first week in October was a ricochet against Shakhtar, and he would benefit from scoring against fragile opponents on Wednesday night.