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Meanings of fictional story in English

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Usage of fictional story in English
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I guess that's ok - I mean this is a fictional story.
Wired
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It is not total imagination, although certainly it is a fictional story.
Reuters
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That was a fictional story set in the Nazi concentration camps.
She, myself & i
4
Shirley is a fictional story about real-life horror writer Shirley Jackson.
Radio NZ
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So, I suppose getting absorbed into a fictional story can be good for you.
The South African
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The film is based on the fictional story of two teenagers with the illness.
The Irish Times
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It was not unlike preparing to write a fictional story.
Wired
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It tells the fictional story of how a Japanese professor becomes enamoured by North Korea's nuclear weapons.
News.com.au
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Put it this way, you would never create such nearly perfect, idealized characters for any fictional story.
Reuters
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Is the narrator supposed to be writing a memoir or is she making up a fictional story?
The Guardian
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The film is an adaptation of Lionel Shriver's book, which tells the fictional story of a school massacre.
BBC
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Branding often involves retelling the same fictional story again and again, until people become convinced it is the truth.
The Guardian
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It also outraged the Vatican and some Catholics because of its fictional story lines about conspiracy and the Catholic Church.
Reuters
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This is his first dramatic feature, and he tries to apply the same unvarnished, naturalistic style to a fictional story.
Reuters
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Using even more stunning animal footage to augment a simple, fictional story, this luscious film never pretends to be a documentary.
The Irish Times
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Damagetold the fictional story of a rape at a 21st birthday party and how it affected a group of southside Dubliners.
The Irish Times
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