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Meanings of own autobiography in English

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Usage of own autobiography in English
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He published his own autobiography, The World Was My Lobster, in 2014.
The Guardian
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He even wrote his own autobiography in the third person: Dr.
The illustrated longitude: the true story of a lone genius who s...
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The writer gives us a page of his own autobiography.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Psalms
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I'm writing my own autobiography, which is becoming too thick.
Reuters
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Indeed, she says it has the blessing of Scott Weiland, who is working on his own autobiography.
Reuters
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AUTOBRIGRAPHY: What prompted a fisherman from the Blasket Islands to write his own autobiography almost 80 years ago?
The Irish Times
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Clemens's plan to write his own autobiography is more or less distinct from these fictional uses of the form.
Autobiography of mark twain, vol. 1
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Gazza managed to escape without injury and the knifeman-in-France story does not make the cut in his own autobiography.
The Guardian
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He is writing a page of his own autobiography, and he is sure that all the rest of us have like pages in ours.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Romans Corinthians (To II Corinth...
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In his own autobiography, published in 1990, Lewis admitted that Jackson had been in the testing room, and that he should not have been there.
The Guardian
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Mr. Mack was remembered as a feeble old man, who rode around the country on horseback, using a woman's saddle, and selling his own autobiography.
The Story of the Mormons, from the Date of Their Origin to the Y...
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Bulmer Hobson produced a short paperback about 1919, and in 1937 Sean O Faolain gave us an abridged and edited version of Tone's own autobiography.
The Irish Times
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Authorised biographies appeared only long after her death and her own Autobiography is maddeningly offhand about her writing.
The Irish Times
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