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  • 51Tragic Hunt — Infobox Film name = Tragic Hunt image size = caption = screenshot from film director = Giuseppe De Santis producer = writer = Giuseppe De Santis Corrado Alvaro Michelangelo Antonioni Umberto Barbaro Carlo Lizzani Gianni Puccini Cesare Zavattini… …

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  • 52Tragic City Symphony — Infobox Album Name = Tragic City Symphony Type = Album Artist = Lynam Released = August 26, 2008 Recorded = Genre = Rock Length = Label = New Ocean Media Producer = Jason Elgin, Jacob Bunton Reviews = Last album = Slave to the Machine This album …

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  • 53tragic irony — dramatic irony in tragic drama. [1825 35] * * * ˌtragic ˈirony 7 [tragic irony] noun uncountable (technical) a technique in literature in which a character s actions or thoughts are known to the reader or audience but not to …

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  • 54Tragic Love Company — Stereophonics Stereophonics im Knust, Hamburg, 13. September 2007 Gründung 1992 als Tragic Love Company Genre Rock Website …

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  • 55tragic hero — noun A hero who suffers from a tragic flaw that eventually causes his downfall. See Also: tragic heroine …

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  • 56tragic-magic — n. heroin. □ This tragic magic, which has swept over the land, has taken too many of our youth. □ This tragic magic stuff has hurt lots of my friends …

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  • 57Tragic carpet — A tragic carpet, according to the Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre , is the green cloth that was spread on the stage in seventeenth century plays for the actors to die on so they would not dirty their clothes. [Cite book|title=The Concise… …

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  • 58tragic irony — dramatic irony in tragic drama. [1825 35] * * * …

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  • 59tragic irony — trag′ic i′rony n. lit. dramatic irony in tragic drama • Etymology: 1825–35 …

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  • 60tragic flaw — noun the character flaw or error of a tragic hero that leads to his downfall • Syn: ↑hamartia • Hypernyms: ↑flaw …

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