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Connelly

American  
[kon-l-ee] / ˈkɒn l i /

noun

  1. Marc(us Cook), 1890–1980, U.S. dramatist.


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Mr. Connelly truly loves college football and charts a path forward—how to navigate the changes, how to embrace what makes it so eternal, how, in the end, to save it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Michael Connelly’s ‘Nightshade,’ his 40th novel, arrives with the fourth season of Netflix’s ‘Lincoln Lawyer’ in production and ‘Bosch: Legacy’ spinoff to debut on Amazon Prime in July.

From Los Angeles Times

He’s grateful to accept assistance from another recurring Connelly character: the tech journalist Jack McEvoy, who hopes to write a book about the trial.

From The Wall Street Journal

Panel members for Connelly's review will assess her risk in whether to release her from prison or recommend she is transferred to open prison conditions.

From BBC

Connelly also accepted that she "lied" to professionals supervising her about the relationship she started last year but insisted that she has developed trust with officials since being recalled.

From BBC