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1
He will
meet
the
public
and foreign dignitaries on May 6.
2
At length, the government had to
meet
the
public
feeling.
3
The king will
meet
the
public
and foreign dignitaries on May 6, the palace said.
4
To
meet
the
public
eye, cross and tousled and disarranged, requires either indifference or courage.
5
You're going to have to
meet
the
public
.
6
To complement the online consultation exercise, ministers will
meet
the
public
to hear views and suggestions first hand.
7
The Minister for Transport, Mr Séamus Brennan, has renewed his offer to
meet
the
public
transport workers involved in tomorrow's proposed protest.
8
Taoiseach Enda Kenny said he hopes to
meet
the
public
service unions in the near future to discuss the Croke Park agreement.
9
Many temperaments and explanations there would have been, if ever I had had a notion that it should
meet
the
public
eye.
10
Many temperaments and explanations there would have been, if I had ever had a notion that it should
meet
the
public
eye.
11
She will conduct a street walk to
meet
the
public
,
visit the National Justice Museum, and join a celebration for World AIDS Day.
12
Never be the mercenary accomplice of the spoilers of thy country; they are obliged to blush secretly whenever they
meet
the
public
eye.
13
The way he has rehabilitated himself in recent years by going out to
meet
the
public
in schools and clubs has been very impressive.
14
But by the time Gail got to their room, Val was dressed and prepared to
meet
the
public
,
looking like a copy of herself.
15
After watching the Bangarra rehearsal, they made their way to the forecourt underneath the iconic sails of the Opera House to
meet
the
public
.
16
But it's the paper's job to
meet
the
public
interest and get the facts out, and his teams are moving as fast as they can.
meet
the
public
meet