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Meanings of want the story in English

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Usage of want the story in English
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For instance, we want the story of the men who worked the fan.
Boy Scouts in the Philippines; Or, The Key to the Treaty Box
2
Don't quote me, but my boss doesn't want the story.
A fierce radiance: a novel
3
Somebody didn't want the story of the things in the subway to get out.
Creepers
4
Our readers want the story of Ireland, every day.
Independent.ie
5
Sir William has told me what happened, but I want the story from your own lips.'
Sovereign
6
Now, do you want the story or not?
For whom the minivan rolls: an aaron tucker mystery
7
Anyhow, they want the story of the notebooks.
Finders Keepers
8
She did not want the story very much; she wanted to know about this hand and arm.
Mr. Britling Sees It Through
9
I want the story of the investigations.
The Shadow World
10
Suslov did not want the story retold.
Red inferno: 1945
11
You want the story, I see, sir.
Wandering Heath
12
All right, you want the story?
Those who save us
13
But we want the story .
Terminal Compromise
14
Mr. Horner didn't want the story getting about, scaring off people wanting to let the house for the Season.
A duty to the dead
15
But you want the story.
The horse and his boy
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He didn't know if he could trust her, and he didn't want the story of the dissection spread around Yoshiwara.
Shinjū
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