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The families of the daughters were treated first, and much of the middle of book 1 over 400 lines was devoted to recounting their descendents.

The bin Mahfouz family maintains a Web site (www.binmahfouz.info) largely devoted to recounting its various lawsuits, most of them filed in England, against journalists around the world.

In a chapter devoted to discipline, she recounts the story of New York City orphan Mary Ellen Connolly, who was brutally beaten and starved by her guardians.

He was a former fighter pilot and would devote hours to recounting his experiences.

Tonight's show will be devoted to tales about Burt Reynolds as recounted by Loni Anderson, Tammy Wynette, Mamie Van Doren and others in their memoirs and autobiographies.

Davey's tale would make a fertile historical novel or provide the background for an entire travel book, but here it suffers from being recounted episodically amid sections devoted to Hartley's overpowering stories of his own experience of anarchy and slaughter.

Few alumni are more devoted to the University, and particularly to their classmates, than the class secretaries who recount the large and small moments of your lives.

Losse recounted sparring with a user who created a succession of pages devoted to anti-gay messages and imagery.

Instead, he recounted his exploits to a hacker turned journalist at SecurityFocus.com, a Web site devoted to tracking hacks, holes and fixes.

The book recounts in detail filmmakers' stories of how Redford has shoved aside those he is supposedly devoted to when they are involved with projects that interest him.

Nasif, the principal in a Mexico-based organization called Biology Cabinet, recounts that over 30 years of marriage, his wife was jealous of the time he devoted to his career.