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Meanings of own narrative in English
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Usage of own narrative in English
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His own narrative seemed to be waking up something in his mind.
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So it's harder for protesters to define their own narrative in opposition.
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My own narrative will be brief, because it is a gloomy one.
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Therefore, we must start moving in a way to create our own narrative.
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Her own narrative, however, suggests she held she was being held to ransom.
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He is working hard to develop his own narrative on his current challenges.
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She has invented her own narrative, and she broadcasts it far and wide.
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It is hard to imagine a more perfect vindication of Trump's own narrative.
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He loves and works and suffers in the margins of his own narrative.
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Ondra's emotional reveal coincided with a swerve in his own narrative.
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Books feed into our own narrative voices, and the stories we want to tell.
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Bridge of Spies has a brassy and justified confidence in its own narrative flair.
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What I'm saying is, it's like you really have to have your own narrative.
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It's got to have a significance beyond its own narrative.
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The sequel should be gathered from Mr. Green's own narrative.
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The following account is condensed from Mr. Sadler's own narrative.
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