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tale

[teyl] / teɪl /




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He shook his head in disgust when I told him about Bovino’s continued tall tales.

From Los Angeles Times

In others, it is about the drama and suspense of a well-told tale, or riveting sound effects.

From The Wall Street Journal

In nearly every tale that involves a subjugating force, the individual bucking the system may win the day but lose the war.

From Salon

Yet Kip feels trapped by Scott’s insistence that they keep their romance a secret — a tale as old as the myth of Cupid and Psyche.

From Salon

The presiding judge called the argument “a tale that surpasses those of the Arabian Nights, lacking credibility,” according to Bernama, Malaysia’s state media outlet, which said the charges involved some $570 million of misappropriated assets.

From The Wall Street Journal