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Confessions

Cultural  

  1. The title of two well-known autobiographies: that of Augustine from the fourth century, describing his early years and his conversion to Christianity, and that of the eighteenth-century philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

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In a lawsuit filed on Monday in California federal court, Maren Wade, who writes a column in the Las Vegas Weekly called Confessions of a Showgirl, alleged that Swift had "eroded" the value of her trademark by releasing an album with a similar title.

From BBC

Our big questions were slightly camouflaged confessions, really.

From Literature

The launch of his political campaign also coincided with the release of his new tell-all book, titled “The Guy You Loved to Hate: Confessions from a Reality TV Villain,” prompting Bass to accuse Pratt of only running for mayor in a bid to promote the tome and increase sales.

From MarketWatch

I pretended like I had important business in my locker while Alyx and Julia discussed True Confessions at Rachel’s house last night.

From Literature

“Only because of True Confessions. You knew that I could tell Julia, Ellen, and Savannah Grace that True Confessions wasn’t sacred if you went around telling people my secret. Then you’d have no friends. And no leverage to use against them.”

From Literature

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