chapter stop

(Film) any of several markers placed at intervals on a DVD film, enabling the viewer to find and select particular scenes

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References in periodicals archive

The final chapter stops there, though, with discussions of some early poetry by Yeats and Hopkins and does not consider the twenty-first century, as promised in the introduction.

Mark Sandy, Romanticism, Memory, and Mourning

But the chapter stops short of the crucial next step: how these insights have led to a radical revisioning of the mainstream concept of theory itself.

James M. White and David M. Klein, Family Theories

Besides the collection of 24 episodes, with six chapter stops, are the three standalone TV specials: a rarely seen 15-minute episode set during the Oliver Cromwell era; "Blackadder's Christmas Carol"; and a time-travel seg taped in 1999, "Blackadder Back and Forth."

BLACKADDER

The plan laid out in each chapter stops short of giving step-by-step instructions.

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