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It is a fascinating slice of medical history.

In recording the struggle of the Labour government of 1974-79 to simply survive, the play offers a fascinating slice of history.

David Kynaston writes: Four years ago, surveying the publisher's hype before reading Jennifer Worth's Call the Midwife – "appeals to the huge market for nostalgia... misery memoir meets a fascinating slice of social history" – I confidently anticipated a dollop of self-indulgent, sentimental tosh.

Making 'The Boys' is a fascinating slice of contemporary history, one that too easily could be overlooked or forgotten.

This fascinating slice of New York City lore, illustrated with vintage film clips, is narrated by an actor, George Bartenieff, playing Charles Emery, the co-founder of the New York Steam Corporation, whom the robot names as its ancestor.

"It's a fascinating piece of data," Mr. Goff said.

Now, we're not saying it's necessarily the next big thing, but it is interesting to us that PingTune (formerly named Tuneit) has appeared with a service which slices off a fascinating niche of the messaging space with an app for music fans that want to send slices of music to each other in an easy and simple way.

Jackson finds this a fascinating statement of today's culture in general, "people want a slice of celebrity and look-alikes are more accessible than the real celebrity, so why not try and kiss one".

And, yes, Tokyo's Shinto temples are fascinating, but what about glimpsing a genuine slice of life, seeing how ordinary people live?

Finally, a fascinating history of soil.

That's a fascinating idea of consumption".