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There is no obvious link between any of the scenes, which according to Fallows gain narrative coherence only when packaged together for a news report.

Rather, such insight is to be gained by narrative history rather than theory construction of the traditional sort (Code 1987).

It is not a way for an Administration to gain a narrative.

Between these stories, as we return to Edie's point of view and trace the increase in her weight over the years, her own narrative gains richness and complexity.

After the book's woolly start, the narrative gains speed and assurance.

The scenic and narrative gains of this production bring with them some losses, however, and the opening foreshadows them.

Like the "Analects" of Confucius, Sir Michael's narrative gains power from its cold-blooded, uncoloured language.

Told initially in the third person, through Jun Do's perceptions, it now gains two supplementary narrative voices.

Petterson's spare and deliberate prose has astonishing force, and the narrative gains further power from the artful interplay of Trond's childhood and adult perspectives.

Groff's prose can be sloppy and the reader has to get through nearly half of the book before her narrative gains any traction.

The narrative gains some traction when Hamilton recounts the pivotal role of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing in Clinton's political resurrection.