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🔗 The man addressed turned slowly around and faced the speaker.
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| (lecture; discourse; speech) | |
| (treat; handle; tackle) | () |
🔗 It remains to be seen how and if he will address the scandal.
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| (lecture; discourse) | prelegi |
| (confront; face; cope with) | () |
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🔗 Council staff tried to check on 10‐year‐old Sara Sharif the day before she was murdered by her father and stepmother, but went to the wrong address, a review has found.
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| (accost; intervention; message; speech) | () |
🔗 The true nature of the Russian assault, and its significance for the rest of the world, shone through a poignant address by Zelensʹkyj, who said he had called Putin earlier and got only silence on the line.
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| (direct; guide; manage; steer; conduct; drive; head; lead; refer) | |
🔗 You may now address to him whatever remarks you deem proper.
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🔗 In Pennsylvania, two judges rejected the Trump campaign’s attempts to invalidate nearly 9,000 absentee ballots from around the Philadelphia area Friday, tossing out six court cases where the Trump campaign had argued the ballots were invalid because the outer envelopes did not have a name, date or an address that should have been filled out by the voter.
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| (handle; treat; process; deal with) | |