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Yet many of these fragments remain in memory after the book closes: Martin, on the verge of his 41st birthday, meeting an old school friend at a Midtown bistro; the rebellious Maria cursing out a nun in seventh grade; Anna captivated by a mysterious antiques dealer who gives her a document that will connect some of the book's disparate strands.

How to create a brand story that captivates attention and sells.

They have a quality about them that captivates us all.

Featuring original documents, photographs, and audio from the University Archives, this online exhibition examines the causes, actions, and aftermath of a protest that captivated the campus, the nation, and the world.

"She was a story that captivated people," Mr. Breheny said.

Featuring documents, photographs, and audio from the University Archives, 1968: Columbia in Crisis examines the causes, actions, and aftermath of a protest that captivated the campus, the nation, and the world.

"It simply didn't have a view that captivated me," she said.

When he was about 15, a visiting American gave him a book about Nelson Mandela — a biography that captivated Kennedy.

There's nothing that captivates an audience like a good story.

Spacewar was a magical game that captivated everyone that played it.

It was an alarming incident that captivated our interest.