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More Tales was entertainment.

Frame story, also called frame tale, overall unifying story within which one or more tales are related.

In the decades after his death, he became a semi-mythical, even vampiric figure, about whom ever more lurid tales were told.

Grann decided to keep the trilogy strictly romance to please core readers; the hardcover books, and their more intricate tales, were intended to expand that audience.

Traders talked of possible takeover bids but a more likely tale was that parent company Essar could sell some of its 77% stake, which would help with the company's free float.

But despite this sensational success story, a more troubling tale is quietly unfolding within the Police Department: The number of officers leaving the force, including scores of its most senior supervisors, is surging.

It's never easy to share stories of failure, but the more the tale is told, the less power it has over me.

Barrie's sentimental tales are more sinister.

Few "tsunami debris" tales are more miraculous that that of a football belonging to 16-year-old Misaki Murasami.

"The Canterbury Tales are more or less the equivalent of the complete works of Shakespeare," said Professor Cooper.

Those that subtly interpret the old tales are more successful than those that depend on shock value.