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This ­escapade-filled memoir — short on revelations or scintillating tone, but brimming with droll yarns — delivers a narrative that often gets short shrift in hip-hop historiography: a diasporic one.

Unlike some pop singers who have practiced public self-analysis, like Janet Jackson, Ms. Blige delivers a narrative of the struggle for self-realization that matches the gravitas of her voice.

The jury delivered a narrative verdict, answering a series of questions.

They delivered a narrative verdict, saying Begley had been "inappropriately and unreasonably" Tasered and restrained.

Its plot whipped viewers through the series, delivering a narrative cycle as satisfying as the first season of Twin Peaks.

An inquest jury delivered a narrative verdict in July 2015, saying Begley had been "inappropriately and unreasonably" Tasered and restrained.

Delivering a narrative conclusion, the coroner Prof Paul Marks said the hospital failed to come up with a cohesive plan to address Bincliffe's weight gain.

One of Jon's suggestions was to deliver a narrative through fortunes in fortune cookies, which would have been convenient, since Bakkila lived across the street from a fortune-cookie factory in Bushwick.

Mr. Obama delivered a narrative of American life that evoked images of Depression-era murals and cold-war newsreels, rather than hammering away at specific laws he had passed or planned to propose.

And this afternoon the jury delivered a narrative verdict, which was damning of all the services involved, and concluded that Rigg would still be alive if he had been shown a basic duty of care.

A three-minute story isn't insurmountable (it's only five hundred or so words) but it's also a great mental exercise because you have to deliver a narrative — or a piece of a larger narrative that can be worked out — quickly.