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Meanings of similar tales in English

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Usage of similar tales in English
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Other travelers besides the Polos returned with similar tales of the East.
Introductory American History
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But workers in some other parts of China have similar tales to tell.
Reuters
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Mr. Im Thurn found similar tales among the Indians of Guiana.
Myth, Ritual and Religion, Vol. 1 (of 2)
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The 15 other recruits tell similar tales of hard lives endured.
The Irish Times
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There are similar tales of intermittent islands off the coasts of Norway and Ireland.
The folklore of discworld
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There were similar tales from other passengers, with conflicting information being given to disgruntled travellers.
The Irish Times
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Reuters spoke to families from Cameroon, Uganda, Senegal and Ethiopia with similar tales of frustration.
Reuters
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Some dismissed the claim, she said, because similar tales have often surfaced on April Fool's Day.
Reuters
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Janet Leighton suspected that similar tales might have been told of Miss Henderson in her babyhood.
Harvest
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And by savages similar tales are still told.
Custom and Myth
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Petersburg newspapers also had letters containing similar tales.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 59, September, 1862 / A Mag...
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Those who shared a recording studio with him in those early days could probably tell similar tales.
The Irish Times
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The rest is well-known to me, for all too frequently have I heard it and similar tales.
Through Russia
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He found that most of those who've crossed over to the other side and back tell similar tales.
Wired
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RNZ Pacific spoke to three doctors and health professionals in other provinces who had similar tales to Dr Mackerell.
Radio NZ
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Dozens of other similar tales were teeming in his brain, only waiting to know the fate of this one.
A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill
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Similar tales through the time
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