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■ ADJECTIVE
personal
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He was a great and prolific writer of everything from poems and personal memoirs to dazzling essays on painting and photography.
■ VERB
publish
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Teall's aim was to publish the map and memoir of an area simultaneously and in some cases this was achieved.
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Bulger is also leaving behind bruised feelings on Beacon Hill because of his soon-to-be published memoirs .
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The Soil Survey of Great Britain publishes maps and memoirs which provide information on soil types and conditions.
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In 1924 she published a short memoir of her husband.
write
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This freed the geologists from this task and gave them more time to write memoirs .
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It occurred to her to write a memoir .
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Good progress was made with writing the sheet memoir .
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But purely as a piece of writing , her memoir noir is an ingenue performance.
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A fighter to the end, he was looking forward with some relish to writing his memoirs .
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He no longer wishes to emigrate and is planning to write his memoirs .
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Race is one of the issues Bradley has grappled with throughout his life, he writes in his memoir .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And I have written a memoir trying to explain my ongoing fascination with her life and work.
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He was always talking about those memoirs.
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In his memoirs Eden wrote: I had long wished to bring National Service to an end.
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In the memoirs he recollected his response as follows: Three solutions are conceivable.
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Race is one of the issues Bradley has grappled with throughout his life, he writes in his memoir .
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The diary of this trip is Jaynes' droll and artfully composed memoir .
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Yet the memoirs of these survivors, their dirge, is rarely inscribed in the chroniclers' sentimental journeys.
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Zab finds herself using the now obsolete narrative conventions of the memoir .