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wanted
adjective as in cherished
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Example Sentences
“I just really wanted to analyze, is just working all the time and achieving and having success, is that really the thing that’s going to set people free?”
Netanyahu was also facing growing domestic pressure, with polls consistently suggesting that the vast majority of Israelis wanted a deal with Hamas and the end of the war.
Swinney also said he wanted to avoid industrial action by hospital doctors who are to ballot for a strike.
But the exciting thing for me is that I’ve always wanted to break new boundaries.
But Mrs Kennedy said a minister approached her to say someone wanted to speak to a family member.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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