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The federal charges, filed in 2010, carry far greater stakes than his previous troubles — up to 30 years in prison — and continue a saga for many in Detroit whose expectations for him once soared.

The upshot of what has become a saga for the Swiss Cup champions, was a transfer embargo, successfully challenged last week in the civil courts by the individuals involved.

It's a saga for Alex. Always has been.

The story of stock-broking fraudster Jordan Belfort is a saga of greed for greed's sake, of Quaaludes, orgies and ankle tags.

Hunderby upended things further – it begins in 1831 and takes inspiration from Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca for a saga of candlelit cruelty and outlandish silliness.

General Electric investors are waiting for a saga of their own to play out, after the conglomerate reportedly enlisted Goldman Sachs to run an auction for its appliance business.

Beyond that, it is very much a saga of the struggle for survival, both of the individual and of a poor citizenry, and of the inevitability of change.

Unsurprisingly, the story of that progress is too grand a saga even for Herzog, and he prefers, in the remaining nine parts of the film, to launch a series of whimsical raids on the ironies, or the vertiginous pitfalls, of life online.

A saga stretching for generations, Walter Dean Myers' The Glory Field follows one family from its first ancestor kidnapped and sold into slavery up until five generations later, now free from slavery but still suffering deeply from its wounds.

In fact, the series is fast turning into a superhero saga for Top Gear types.

"Finding the right black silk with the right selvage was a whole saga for me," he said.