Also, a vast majority of the infected in Romania -- perhaps 7,000 -- are in a small and tragic cohort that is clearly defined.
The incidents of bad men on the Internet luring our children away are remarkably small - tragic though those cases are.
As the golden retriever story reveals, I love all the issues, large and small, comic and tragic.
The Tour has to be viewed through the prism of the last 15 years, of never-ending doping episodes, big and small, comic and tragic.
Terrorists have forced us to accept that any activity associated with living in a free society now carries with it a finite, and microscopically small, chance of tragic horror.
In A Map of Days (2013), a street called Paralysed cuts through a park and hills labeled Scant Comfort and Carry on Regardless, running over a small river named Tragic Waste.
"Everything before Stonewall is supposed to be tragic, small, and nonexistent, and that's just not the truth.
Harold's mother Eredis Chavez arrived here with him and his two sisters 12 years ago after guerrillas drove them off their small farm – a tragic episode of Colombia's decades-old civil war.
While her cell-like installations might be more theatrically tragic, these small, scrawled images from 1994's Autobiographical Series and 1999's 11 Drypoints are, if anything, even more painfully sensitive.
Only in such small country like Slovakia, tragic collisions between cars and/or trucks with trains occur practically every month see e.g., Fig. 1.
