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Discover LudwigThe phrase "wanting no more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of satisfaction or contentment, indicating that one does not desire anything further. Example: "After achieving her lifelong dream, she sat back, wanting no more from life."
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In times of want and wanting no more, in times of sickness and being really sick, in times of alcohol-related joy and in times of alcohol-related sorrow, in times of failure, however rare they may be, and in times of triumph, however rare they also may be.
"Wanting no more children" is the primary reason given for lifetime induced abortion (64.58%).
The primary reason given for induced abortions was "wanting no more children" (64.6%).
The primary reason given for the last induced abortion was "wanting no more children" (64.5%) and this is similar with the data of the TDHS 1998 [ 5].
As most HIV-positive women had already achieved their desired family size, this finding is not surprising but reflects a substantial unmet need for effective contraception for women wanting no more children.
On the other hand, smaller studies using longitudinal data show that HIV status was a significant predictor of fertility behavior among HIV-positive women who were more likely to change their fertility intention from wanting more children to wanting no more children (14).
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I want no more.
He wanted no more than the gesture.
She wanted no more of it.
"We want no more delays.
We don't want no more".
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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