anecdote <anecdotes or anecdota [ˌænıkˈdəʊtə] > [ˈænıkdəʊt] N
- anecdote
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There are also statistics mentioned, as well as anecdotes.
en.wikipedia.org Whatever anecdotes were furnished by memory, this pen did not choose to part with to any compiler.
en.wikipedia.org Because no negative accounts are published, the testimonies feed into people's tendency to rely on anecdotes when making decisions.
en.wikipedia.org Such stereotypes, also applied to other regions, gave rise to many anecdotes and practical jokes.
en.wikipedia.org In social life his wide general knowledge, his humour, his store of anecdotes and memorable sayings, rendered him singularly attractive.
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