Even the 3,033 migrant deaths in the Mediterranean represent only a portion of the overall tragedy: IOM figures show there have been at least 5,124 migrant fatalities worldwide in 2017.
Instead, they were spending Day 2 of the rest of their post-tragedy lives, figuring out how to walk the fine line between the teammate they remembered so fondly in Jovan Belcher and the man who murdered his girlfriend before killing himself, as Sam Mellinger writes in The Kansas City Star.
But Amin was not just a figure of tragedy; he was a figure of comedy, too.
In Bogart's production, actors emerge from the chorus to portray the tragedy's main figures, returning to the fold when their scene is complete.
"But since this tragedy occurred, you figure out new ways to make what you want in your life to happen".
"I've been singing this opera for 30 years," she pointed out, "and first I had no idea about the real tragedy of that figure.
Stanley Townsend as Theseus, the false news of whose death precipitates the tragedy, is a figure of burly power who might plausibly have slayed the Minotaur and bedded legions of women.
A hapless Mr Fankhauser was then forced to explain that the firm had not in fact made a profit on the tragedy, claiming that figure was the portion of the award that had been pocketed by the firm and that the rest had gone to insurers.Thomas Cook may yet have further cause to repent.
Cameron said each job loss was a "tragedy" but insisted the figures were "mixed" because the number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance had fallen, and there was also an increase in the number of job vacancies.
Antônio Delfim Netto, an influential former economic policy chief, called the G.D.P. figures "a tragedy" in comments to reporters here on Friday.
