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The real fuel of the narrative comes from elsewhere.

Mr. Condit's narrative comes from the dry, solitary spaces of the wide-open frontier.

It isn't a spoiler to say that the story is heading for tragedy, not least because the narrative comes from the point of view of Fielding Bliss, Autopsy's son and one of the main witnesses to the events.

His narrative comes from Audrey Niffenegger's graphic novel The Raven Girl, which embraces in extraordinary measure both the magical and mundane in its story of a postman who falls in love with a raven, and fathers a human daughter with the soul of a bird.

It's hard to trace exactly where each narrative comes from.

Instead, the human narrative comes from the Right about Obama's death panels and letting Granny die.

"Where would that narrative come from, how would it be projected, if not by us as a nation, through our mouthpiece, the BBC?" Piv Bernth, the producer of hit Danish thriller The Killing who now runs drama at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, this weekend backed Dimbleby's suggestion that the BBC was worth battling over: "Absolutely!

That narrative came from an FBI informant a week after the murders, and named a baseball bat as the murder weapon, but it wasn't explored by detectives.

One of the few challenges to the official Kunming narrative came from the financial magazine Caixin, which published a story March 11 saying three of the suspects were arrested Feb. 27 — before the attacks.

Attempting to push back against the sensationalist narrative coming from the media and politicians, the group's goals were to head off the impending crackdown through self-regulation and changing the media narrative.

Attempting to push back against the sensationalist narrative coming from the media and politicians, the group's goals were to head of the impending crackdown through self-regulation and changing the media narrative.