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Meanings of want a share in English

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Usage of want a share in English
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None of them seemed inclined to want a share of the fish.
Rain Wild Chronicles 02 - Dragon Haven
2
I want a share in the swag-aneven share with the rest of you.
The Mystery
3
I'm not surprised powerful corporations want a share of that.
The Guardian
4
They also want a share of the profits earned by the chart-topping British boys.
Reuters
5
But manufacturers are gaining from better infrastructure and financial reform; workers naturally want a share.
Reuters
6
Why should you want a share of it Mr.
The Coming Wave; Or, The Hidden Treasure of High Rock
7
I don't want a share of a stolen mine.
The Furnace of Gold
8
They'll want a share, you know, suggested Polly.
Polly of Pebbly Pit
9
I want a share of the estate.
The Beautiful and Damned
10
He knows what's what, and would find the idea too good, and want a share of the spoil.
Serge Panine — Volume 04
11
I don't want a share.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
12
To those who do not want a share in the governing power, it is all the same who wields it.
The Malady of the Century
13
We want a share.
The Boy Allies in the Balkan Campaign; Or, the Struggle to Save ...
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Companies working in for local defence industries say they want a share of the 20 billion dollars being spent upgrading defence equipment.
Radio NZ
15
Those people accuse Moroccan officials of selling local residence cards to Moroccans from other regions who want a share in the trade.
Reuters
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They want a share of the burgeoning hatchback market, particularly that occupied by cars like the go-faster VW Golfs with GTi badging.
The Irish Times
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Want a share across language varieties
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