He spent years researching his life and his downfall, and arrived at the fascinating — and disputed — theory that the White House counsel John Dean was the mastermind behind the Watergate break-in.
At more than seven hundred pages, the book is much too long, and some of the characters are more interesting than others, but Brill's experience in law and business helps him make the minutiae of policy and of legal disputes fascinating.
The first modernising Labour leader proved an "absolutely fascinating" witness to that evergreen dispute.
The dispute has been fascinating largely because White has been so public about it.
Apple's recent victory over Samsung in its patent dispute has been fascinating for a number of reasons - not least for those who enjoy guessing just how much victory could be worth to a company that's already more valuable than Google, Microsoft and Intel combined.
The intra-ecclesiatical dispute included a fascinating sideshow in which conservatives accused liberals allied with Pope Francis of disrespecting African bishops.
As border lore goes, it is a fascinating example of what could be called transitional zones: disputed territories situated between competing powers, whose unique borders facilitate their slow, often contested detachment from one country to the other [2].
What the writers do not dispute is that Gabrielle Chanel (1883-1971), known as Coco, was a fascinating, prickly character, equal parts diva, social climber, femme fatale and genius.
The testimony is often fascinating, and the stories are gripping, in particular the grim Albanian situation, a land dispute between neighbors bound up in a deep and ancient code of honor and vengeance.
There is fascinating material in this new book, not least Mr. Aczel's examination of the decades-old dispute about the identity of the inventor of the compass.
Which may sound to the non-cryptocurrenscenti like a dispute about angels dancing on pins, but trust me, it's a fundamental and fascinating divergence.
