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Amazon, which will publish the work in Kindle and paperback, is billing it as "a novel of extraordinary scope that will stand as a defining work on the Chinese immigrant experience".

They spoke about defining work and responsibilities within the on-coming team.

And in the fall, the actor is returning to the London stage to take on arguably the defining work of the theatrical imagination, Shakespeare's Hamlet.

It has endured and lives on as the defining work of 1990s British art.

Before their next meeting, Ms. Hall e-mailed a floor plan showing the sofa anchoring a conversation space in front of the windows and a new, clearly defined work space on the opposing wall.

Hobsbawm's four-volume history of the 19th and 20th centuries, spanning European history from the French revolution to the fall of the USSR, is acknowledged as among the defining works on the period.

Hobsbawm's magisterial four-volume history of the rise of modern capitalism in the 19th and 20th centuries, from the French Revolution to the fall of the USSR, is acknowledged as among the defining works on the period, admired both for his analysis and the quality of his prose.

I was sad that Giancarlo Esposito didn't win for career-defining work on "Breaking Bad," and do I wish "Game of Thrones" had won as many awards as "Game Change"?

Those who define work-life balance as 50/50 on a daily basis are setting themselves up for disappointment.

So far his defining work is on fellow Floridian Pump and Smokepurrp's 2016 collaboration "Broke My Wrist," which summons mosh-inducing energy from cage-rattling drums, a growling bass line, a dump-truck-backing-up beep sound, and not much else.

"When the R.S.C. started in the 1960's it was possible in this country to have a career almost totally defined by work on the stage," Mr. Noble said.