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Its main narrative is devoted to the story of Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa, two New York police detectives who were fingered as mob assassins a few years ago by Burton Kaplan, a drug dealer and friend of the Luchese crime family who dropped a dime on the cops in exchange for less prison time.

There is no phoney narrative of redemption – indeed, much of the narrative is devoted to exploring rifts in her family which remained irreconcilable to the end.

In this narrative sequence devoted to the life of St. Peter, he chose the most important moment in the narrative and then emphasized the drama by the human reactions to it.

The strongest section of Mr. Friend's narrative is devoted to the 1998 downfall of Suharto.

Half the narrative is devoted to a fragmented account of Lidy's journey toward death by drowning.

More than a third of Smith's narrative is devoted to Rockefeller's pre-gubernatorial years, including a section on his parents, John (known as Junior) and Abby.

And the bulk of its narrative is devoted to behind-the-scenes negotiations that took place in the summer of 2011, as the country teetered on the brink of a potentially catastrophic default over the federal debt ceiling.

His title is two-sided: while the bulk of the narrative is devoted to placing Boswell in his historical and cultural context during the period of what is now recognised as the European Enlightenment (the Scottish dimension takes a disappointing second place), he is also concerned with Boswell's personal development.

A few years ago, this fine vocal ensemble, with some narrative help from Leonard Nimoy, devoted a series of recordings to the liturgical music of the Jewish high holidays.

Djebar's writing, marked by a regal unwillingness to compromise in the face of ethical, linguistic, and narrative complexities, has attracted devoted followers around the world".

Lifetime began as a network devoted to narratives of female suffering — at the hands of adulterous or abusive husbands and all manner of male miscreants.