| Not based on the local artist of the same name, this is instead a fictionalized account of the breakdown of a Montreal slacker artist. |
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| Among journalists, the truth has always been subordinated to petty envy and fictionalized morality tales. |
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| Set in the late 18th century, the film follows our very fictionalized brothers, played by Matt Damon and Heath Ledger. |
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| The movie Chinatown is a fictionalized account of that land and water grab. |
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| The stories that follow are all fictionalized accounts of my life in the suburbs. |
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| These might roughly be grouped under four heads: thematic, religious, intellectual, and fictionalized. |
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| The post generated guesses that everyone from Anna Wintour to Mort Zuckerman was fictionalized in the book. |
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| He almost succeeds, but this is a fictionalized account of that actually happening. |
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| Her novel, a fictionalized take on her Left Bank intellectual circle, centers on an adulterous woman torn between two men. |
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| In a Free Stateby V.S. Naipaul A fictionalized memoir by the Man Booker International Prize nominee. |
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| Script 1 is a fictionalized case study of a gravity flow water scheme in a rural community. |
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| Ezzedine C. Fishere, an Egyptian novelist, has been serializing a fictionalized account of the revolution and its aftermath. |
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| What possible justification is there to criminalize any fictionalized depictions? |
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| After the war, Sarah wrote a fictionalized account of her life called Nurse and Spy in the Union Army. |
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| This painting gives a fictionalized sense of the brotherhood that existed through much of the Quebec Conference. |
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| The dolls come with books offering a fictionalized account of a girl's life for the time period the doll represents. |
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| A fictionalized account of Christie's disappearance is the central theme of a Korean musical, Agatha. |
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| Modest success with it led Edwards to encourage Owen to embark upon his first novel, Y Dreflan, which described a fictionalized version of Mold. |
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| I wanted to read this fictionalized garbage into the record, and there is more, to emphasize the emotional effect that words can have on a listener. |
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| Alice Walsh's partially fictionalized biography of Pomiuk is especially poignant as the boy's injury and resultant inability to hunt or contribute to his community is echoed by the vanishing Inuit way of life. |
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| Have students write a fictionalized and sensationalized newspaper story about Confederation or one of the people involved in the Confederation debates. |
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| This script is a fictionalized account of how the creation of a commercial farm established on swampland in the Great Lakes area of Africa has affected the local farming community. |
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| Covering 200 years of Haida history, this fictionalized retelling explores the impact of European culture on the fortunes of the once proud and powerful Haida nation. |
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| While fictionalized and using artistic liberty, the play's account of the trial provides important social commentary on the collision of secular and religious values in a public arena and it remains relevant to this day. |
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| She helps them create fictionalized accounts of their lives and troubles, and then she guides them as they step outside the scene and enact alternatives for themselves to the choices they've made. |
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| Baumgold, who comes from a family in the diamond trade, has written a fictionalized account of an original conflict diamond, the blood-soaked Régent Diamond. |
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| The production was shot in Igloolik and is a fictionalized documentary about a community on Baffin Island that is warming due to climate change at a faster rate than the rest of the world. |
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| In turn, the author's literary creation gives new meaning to these places, from the tales of early explorers to fictionalized landmarks to the vibrant urban settings of Canadian literature. |
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| To prove this, fictionalized names were used with the true names in a separate key. |
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| Quetzalcoatl was fictionalized in the 1982 film Q as a monster that terrorizes New York City. |
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| Pauline had a difficult delivery, which Hemingway fictionalized in A Farewell to Arms. |
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| Beauvoir even fictionalized her relationship with the American author Nelson Algren in The Mandarins, which Al-green viewed as a betrayal. |
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| Peterman, a fictionalized clothing-catalog entrepreneur-turned-warlord poet in Myanmar. |
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| Then I think Peter realized this is a fictionalized story based on the painting, and it doesn't make much sense to morph it. |
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| A documentary about real-life theater summer camp Stagedoor Manor in the Catskills, fictionalized in the movie Camp. |
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| This note explores some of the historical events related to bulls, bullfights, and bullfighters from the fiesta fictionalized in The Sun Also Rises. |
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| In highly fictionalized form, it is the locale of James Michener's Tales of the South Pacific and the subsequent Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, South Pacific. |
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| In these he again explored a fictionalized version of Mold and its Methodist chapel culture, blending comedy with satire and psychological introspection. |
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| First person, sometimes sensationalized or fictionalized, accounts of living through plague years have also been popular across centuries and cultures. |
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| A fictionalized account of Bacon's life and times also appears in the second book of James Blish's After Such Knowledge trilogy, the 1964 Doctor Mirabilis. |
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| A national myth is a legend or fictionalized narrative which has been elevated to a serious mythological, symbolic, and esteemed level so as to be true to the nation. |
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