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saga

noun as in story, often long

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The saga, which made the rounds on late-night TV this week, did not stop there.

But the saga has prompted public backlash, with thousands weighing in on social media and the state's premier blasting the request as "un-Australian" and "wrong on so many levels".

From BBC

And with House of Guinness, he hopes to have used that freedom to make this latest dynasty saga a success in its own right.

From BBC

The saga had caused "very significant consequences" for Lattouf, he said, ordering that the sum be paid to her within 28 days.

From BBC

The judges said: "A road trip chronicle, a book about sickness, a basketball novel, a family saga, and a story about how we say goodbye, with a ridiculously relatable narrator."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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