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Wang was eventually exonerated, but this history adds a frisson of reality to the 13 novels he's written, each of which details Machiavellian office politicking along the corridors of local government.
After a promising introduction, readers are left to plod through the next fourteen chapters, each of which details, in the same order, the toxicology, availability, famous real-life cases, and Christie's fictional use of arsenic, strychnine, cyanide, and eleven other poisons.
Frankenstein is not kitted out with a deformed assistant, nor is the Creature bequeathed the brain of a deviant, homicidal criminal – both of which details are the invention of Richard Brinsley Peake in Presumption; or, the Fate of Frankenstein (1826), the first of the many theatrical distortions of the novel.
The T-BiFeO3 thin film is grown on a LaAlO3 (001) substrate by using a pulsed laser deposition technique of which details can be found elsewhere [4].
A second purpose of this article is to provide background information that contextualizes the subsequent two articles, each of which details the positive influence of the catwalk task sequence on the authors' professional growth.
In the reported implementations, we compute new nodal values in a subdomain with the three-dimensional parallel marching method (3D PMM) [30], of which details are given in Appendix B.2.
I asked Ben and Farrah why they agreed to tell their story and share medical and personal files, some of which detail Ben's deterioration to a degree that is almost humiliating.
She wrote the autobiographies The Road to Wimbledon (1946) and Courting Danger (1991; cowritten with Dale Leatherman), the latter of which detailed her time spent as a spy for the U.S. government during World War II.
"Dangerously in Love 2" is an R&B and soul ballad, the lyrics of which detail romantic obsession.
Critics have likened the scans to "virtual strip searches" because of the degree to which details of the body are revealed.
The Canadian Association of Psychosocial Oncology has published a book of Standards which details principles of practice, professional issues, and organization and structure of psychosocial oncology programs [ 54].
