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"Out of him... had come tales that got turned into some of the grandest work in American literature".

And from Mr. Springsteen come tales of misfortune and whoa-whoa choruses that call for singalongs.

With those arrests have come tales that some police officers were seizing cash and contraband, but not suspects.

With the quest to meet demand and cash in — fishermen here can make more than $700 on a good day — have come tales of derring-do and danger.

Out of the blue, sometimes, will come tales from the Koran or sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, the applicability of which can be obscure.

The New Yorker, July 10 , 1926 P. 7From Southampton, L.I. comes tale of lawyer, dog and a butcher.

Then comes "Tales for Children," which features a Marie-France stand-in: Josette, played by Uma Incrocci and by a large puppet.

But whether or not we are listening, the real news will keep on coming, tales of death from a desert land.

Landlords, too, come with tales of woe.

Then come the tales of glorious, even dangerous, badness, of rebellions both classic and creative.

From the desolate tribal regions of Pakistan have come heartbreaking tales of families wiped out by mistake and of children as collateral damage in the campaign against Al Qaeda.