Perhaps the most novel and impressive thing about the book is its structure.
Colorado has some of the most novel technology stories for government transformation that I have encountered in my US State-Local Cloud Commission travels.
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We are in thrall to the narrative of selves that do not really exist in the way we imagine, a fabrication in which most novel-writing connives.
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" The focus on the Atlantic was actually the most novel and striking of his foreign policy proposals, given the administration's widely heralded "pivot to Asia.
Perhaps the most novel non-gaming function of the tablet-esque controller is its IR-based universal remote control ability -- the GamePad can be used to control your HDTV (well, "most" HDTVs) in some basic, but very important, ways.
Her most recent novel A Stitch in Time was published in August 2005.
She cited an example from her most recent novel, set in the 1950s.
In his two-star review, the Telegraph's Jake Kerridge said Inferno was Dan Brown's most ambitious novel yet - and his worst.
Mr. Naipaul produced his funniest and most humane novel, "A House for Mr. Biswas" (1961), out of the small tragedies of his father's life.
The chancellor could have taken the title of Jeffrey Archer's most famous novel as the theme of his conference speech today - Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less.
The French Lieutenant's Woman, written in 1969 and arguably Fowles's most famous novel, was set in Lyme Regis and was made into a film starring Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons in 1981.
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Vincent Kartheiser, who plays the malcontent Pete Campbell on AMC's "Mad Men, " will star this summer in a new Guthrie production of "Pride and Prejudice" as the brooding hero of Jane Austen's most famous novel.
CoeSo if I tell you that I have read his most recent novel, The Terrible Privacy of Maxwell Sim, and that my wife is now reading it, please take that as a recommendation in lieu of a more conventional review.
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Secular, worldly, self-questioning and ironic, Israel's most contentious writer may have written his most important novel yet, a searing account of a marriage, two sons and a doomed love affair from the six-day war in 1967 to an army operation in the occupied territories in 2003.
However, the most interesting and novel aspect of Unpartial is the search analysis that powers the website, called Liquid Helium.
In The Lord of the Rings, the king spends most of the novel fighting evil and restoring the ancient kingdom of his forefathers.
And as one of the great economic minds of our time, Larry has earned a global reputation for being able to cut to the heart of the most complex and novel policy challenges.
Buck's most well-known novel, "The Good Earth, " won the Pulitzer Prize in 1932 and helped earn her the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1938.
His most drastic and controversial departure from the text was leaving out most of the last novel, a choice that irked some Ford scholars.
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And it occurs to me that the novel I'd most love to write would be a 21st-century update of Achebe's final novel, "Anthills of the Savannah" (1987).
Social enterprises and social entrepreneurs are still buzzwords and novel concepts in most markets.
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"Dead Man's Grip" is the seventh Roy Grace novel, and most of the previous books in the series aren't available here.
The difference is that most of Google's novel ideas come from people embedded in the company's core operations rather than cloistered in a stand-alone brains trust.
The most frustrating aspect of the novel, however, is the paradox of Hailsham's students being so expensively educated and taught to think for themselves, yet so fully accepting of their fate.
Outlining is the most efficient way to structure a novel to achieve the greatest emotional impact.
It will be spent in several ways: devising new drugs, employing existing drugs in novel ways and, most crucially of all, in finding a vaccine.
Someday even I could write a novel deemed "the most outstanding work in an ideal direction, " as Alfred Nobel's 1895 will read about the criteria for the prize.
Some of his most creative insights have resulted directly from novel experiences either in physical places or among people with whom he chose to associate.
Halfway through the novel, it becomes apparent that most of the characters are dead.
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