Some accounts have been professional and fair, reporting on his devotees and on his enormous acts of service to people through free schools, hospitals and water supply projects.
It seems fair to expect that Serial devotees might feel cheated if that doesn't happen – to say nothing of the real people who have come under a veil of suspicion because of the podcast's popularity.
Executives at Condé Nast, the Advance Publications unit that owns Vanity Fair, said Ms. Rich, who is devotee of astrology, agreed to do the Vanity Fair interview in part because she and Ms. Orth share the same birthday.
Now in its fifth year, the fair is gathering a following of devotees who come to see some of Europe's most interesting nurseries.
A fair number of the game's devotees have gone on to invent board and computer games of their own.
"Every year in the month of January few lacks of devotee come to Gangasagar fair in West Bengal.
Crime is also a problem, even though the library has a fair number of police officers who are devotees of its mystery section.
As for "Heartburn," it more than fulfills the ache and sourness promised by the title, although, to be fair, it retains a crowd of loyal devotees, and, if you crave reassurance that spaghetti can and should be eaten in bed, à deux, then it's still the film for you.
Food printing is so far a minor phenomenon, confined mostly to science fairs, universities and a handful of chocolate devotees.
"I don't think any reasonable person, even those who are devotees of a hard link between pay and performance, would think it is fair to add criteria on that the teachers did not know were going to be used.
