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I believe Russian conduct in Syria, allied with that of Assad's discredited regime, will, if they do not change course, provide a tragic example of the perils of forfeiting legitimacy.

"Deaths in Memphis Day Care Expose Lax Oversight" (news article, April 22) provides a tragic example of why the child care system needs serious attention.

After his death, he was remembered as a tragic example of unfulfilled genius.

It is a tragic example of solving a manageable problem at the expense of creating a much bigger one.

Their deaths were cited last week by President Bush as a tragic example of the need for peace.

"The case of Herman Wallace is a tragic example of 'justice' gone wrong in the USA," a spokesperson for the human rights organisation said.

In a tragic example of contractual impotence, Sheri Sangji, the UCLA worker who died of injuries from a lab fire last year, was also a UC union member.

This a tragic example of unintended consequences.

Germany is a tragic example of ethnic nationalism run amok.

Harkin called the accident at the Upper Big Branch mine "a tragic example of the dangers of this approach".

A tragic example of this practice is 4-methylcyclohexanemethanol.