Though they only became lovers two years later, Chekhov's brief postscript marked the start of a five-year relationship that ended in July 1904, when Chekhov died.

ECONOMIST: Russian writers

Though We Are at War has an introduction and postscript, there's very little editorial intrusion.

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Davis was 30 when he was sentenced to life in prison in 1972 in the case that was a postscript to Manson's notorious reign as leader of the murderous communal cult.

NPR: Governor Denies Parole To Ex-Manson Follower

As a postscript to the finance minister's departure, Antonveneta now looks set to be taken over by ABN Amro, despite all the apparent efforts of Mr Fazio to prevent this.

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At a slender 80 minutes, Presence can only hope to be a minor postscript to the Beatles' myth, and Lennon's absence is keenly felt throughout.

BBC: History informs Beatles play

For this English-language edition, the authors have added a brief postscript to a narrative that stops with their subject's victory in a recall referendum in August 2004.

ECONOMIST: Latin America

In a postscript, the Oxford researchers point a finger at Dingell, referencing the Congressman's role in a scandal more than a decade ago that resulted in the ouster of oncologist Bernard Fisher from the University of Pittsburgh after an allegedly fraudulent result.

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