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WANT cannot be followed by a that clause.
It is a transitive verb, which means it needs an object. This can be:
1) a noun: I want a cup of tea.
2) a pronoun: I want something.
3) an verb in the 'to + infinitive' form: I want to go out.
4) an object + to + infinitive: I want you to help me.
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