41.   Here the story takes on an added twist.

42.   I still find this source to be more accurate than the usual path that these stories take in person-to-person communication.

43.   In general, though, Vecsey can wonder aloud how and why this story has taken on a life of its own.

44.   In the end the story takes a strangely incestuous and then a heartbreakingly tragic turn.

45.   Kander said the story takes its cue from the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.

46.   Now the story takes a twist.

47.   Our story had taken a sudden leap across the Atlantic.

48.   Real stories take time.

49.   Set in the Belle Epoque years of Vienna, the story takes place on one long, inebriated night.

50.   So what if the story takes liberties with the chronology of her career and makes itself accessible through modern attitudes and language?