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We've covered ToyTalk before, but it continues to be fascinating because of the underlying technology.

The Mets are fascinating because of their shock troops named Mora and Payton and Agbayani.

"But the double eagle is fascinating because of all the history and the intrigue," Ms. Deisher said.

"An E-Mail Affliction: The Long Goodbye" (May 9) was fascinating because of what it revealed about social impulses.

"It was fascinating because of course most of the steps are the same as in male technique, but at the same time you have to work very differently.

Nudibranchs are fascinating because of what they tell us about the evolutionary process, but the story of how I became interested in them is a little less sophisticated.

But no single outburst of twitching outstayed its welcome and the production was fascinating because of its unquenchable exuberance and its evocation of adolescent longings.

I heard the Beatles, who were fascinating because of what they were doing musically, and I'm not saying I wouldn't have found Dylan fascinating had I turned my attention to him.

(1994) Suggested by ChooChoo and Oedipa "Do I Not Like That is fascinating because of how it confirms but also subtly challenges memories of England's disastrous campaign to qualify for USA 94," explains ChooChoo.

For a drama that desperately wants to be a British version of The Wire, Line of Duty appears to lack an understanding of what makes an interesting criminal overlord: where The Wire's Marlo, for example, was fascinating because of his calm capacity for evil and ability to stay unruffled, Line of Duty's psychotic Scottish crime lord is all bluster and over-reaction.

"An archetypal publicist doesn't exist, but this character is fascinating because of his joyful attitude.