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Another description comes from a simple dictum that Ms. Tinti once gave to an interviewer: "Write something that you would like to read yourself".

The "Glee" description comes from Rob, the gregarious half of the couple who founded the group.

(This description comes from Stephen Inwood's excellent City of Cities: The Birth of Modern London).

The vividness of Shenton's description comes from the wealth of first-hand testimony she has accumulated.

I cannot tell if this description comes from the reviewer or straight from the book, but Bonner could have presented a more nuanced perspective on Maxim.

That description comes from the first official speech given by Newton Minow, shortly after President Kennedy appointed him chairman of the F.C.C., in 1961.

The description comes from the bar's Web site; as the woman who answered the phone at the bar pointed out, it is a private club.

Richard Ford calls the short story the "high wire act of literature", but my favourite description comes from Irish writer Mary Lavin, who described it as an "arrow in flight".

The description comes from Benjamin Wittes, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, editor in chief of the blog Lawfare and a friend of Comey, who said in Lawfare that Comey described the encounter to him over lunch.

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I have never been comfortable being identified as a black writer, particularly when that description comes from a white audience, which knows nothing of the limitations imposed by the term.