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• The Longoria affair had been proof of the compassion _ and of its expendability,
• The main advantages were speed ( while not sufficient to outperform contemporary interceptors ) and expendability.
• "The Designated Mourner " is an extended meditation by Shawn on his own expendability and uselessness.
• The eponymous character and the protagonist of the series, Canardo is an pawn in bigger schemes because of his expendability.
• A large percentage of heihaizi in China are female, as a result of their expendability in the eyes of Chinese culture.
• UAVs are an attractive attack weapon because they combine the flexibility and firepower of a manned aircraft with the expendability of a missile.
• The obsolescence and consequent expendability of the pre-dreadnoughts meant that they could be deployed into more dangerous situations and more far-flung areas.
• Except for bounty hunter Johns ( Cole Hauser ) and his violent captive Riddick ( Vin Diesel ), the castaways are essentially defined by their expendability.
• That one sentence, so loaded with implications about human expendability, became an obsession for him and eventually led him to change the course of his life.
• These artists fully engaged with the ephemera produced from this mass-produced culture, embracing expendability and distancing themselves from the evidence of an artist's hand.
• Early-War Red Army soldiers were utilized with high expendability via human wave attacks supported by overwhelming artillery bombardment, identical to several Imperial combat doctrines and their reliance on heavy artillery.
• Furthermore, the addition of Rick Nash the Rangers, and the performance of youngsters Derek Stepan and Mats Zuccarello also contributed to Gaborik's expendability, and he was subject to trade rumours.
• If you move files you think you don't need to a CD-RW disc or other removable media . . . you'll soon know whether you were wrong about their expendability.
• Lorian exonerates Isabel publicly, telling the Tribunal that his prohibition was a test designed to find the bravest candidate to face the horrors of the underworld, not a testament to Arkarian's expendability.
• In the estimation of some at the studio, there is an unspoken hierarchy among the six stars, with two considered the most crucial, two others in the middle and two who might approach expendability.
• "Behind the Sun " is told mostly through the eyes of Tonho's younger brother; his parents, perhaps aware of his expendability, have not bothered to give him a name.
• Prison inmates acquired by the Foundation ( referred to as D-class ) are used to interact with certain SCPs due to the danger posed by the SCPs and the expendability of the D-class.
• Stephen Cohen, a visiting professor at Princeton University, said that Sharon's comments " crossed the line " but that the prime minister " was expressing the fundamental fear of Jewish expendability ."
• As long as it's not about Lincoln Burrows ! " He later meets with the mysterious man who communicates with a notepad, and they agree that while the President is in danger, she has some expendability.
• Blankenhorn, who is also president of the Institute of American Values in New York City, said the statistics are alarming, but also call for serious public debate about the role _ or expendability _ of fathers in society.