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• For example, Masada emphasizes the fragility of life here on this earth, the tenuousness we all have.
• Its tenuousness as an economic enterprise means the cause can be effectively advanced only by legal mandate and social zealotry.
• The tenuousness of the surplus is a useful device for Democrats, especially in debating the size of the tax cut.
• Rebovich said Corzine fraying under stress suggests " the tenuousness of the image that his campaign has crafted ."
• The closed testimony against Bosnian Serb Dusan Tadic showed the tenuousness of the peace in Bosnia, with witnesses terrified of reprisal.
• The witnesses'terror of reprisal for their testimony against Bosnian Serb Dusan Tadic showed the tenuousness of the peace in Bosnia.
• Or should it happen when the world is on the brink of war and needs a jolting reminder of the tenuousness of life?
• But it seems that the very tenuousness of Yiddish's post-Holocaust survival makes people want to revive and propagate it.
• But when the Serbs finally backed off, the Muslim-Croat alliance began crumbling, revealing the tenuousness of such war-time bonds.
• Despite the claustrophobic domestic web portrayed in " Night Seasons, " a sense of the tenuousness of home and family permeates the play.
• In July 1897 his family contacted the President of the Senate Auguste Scheurer-Kestner to draw attention to the tenuousness of the evidence against Dreyfus.
• Painted childbirth trays began to appear about 1370, in the generation following the Black Death, when the tenuousness of life was more vivid than ever.
• Each one, though, encountered that awful solitude imposed by war on every man and woman forced to confront the tenuousness of his or her own mortality.
• And Gore's substitute performance also underscores the tenuousness of being No . 2 : His political future is tied to Clinton's success or failure.
• In an indication of the tenuousness of Habibie's political position, Jakarta was swept Wednesday by rumors that he was being forced by the military to step down.
• Like Tropical Storm Jeanne, which hit a city where no one was really in charge, the violence has underscored the tenuousness of the interim government's control.
• During and after the First World War, the brothers confront raging anti-Semitism and come to realize the tenuousness of their wealth and of their hold on the city.
• But Lang knew how to use Sidney's wonderfully expressive eyes and their ability to convey the tenuousness of happiness, the awareness that it can end in a flash.