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Meanings of publicly in English

Portuguese
em público

In a manner accessible to or observable by the public; openly.

em público
Usage of publicly in English
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New Hampshire: Will produce publicly available information, according to local media reports.
Reuters
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Einhorn publicly disclosed a short position in the company a year ago.
Reuters
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However Mr Steele never said publicly how he would handle the case.
BBC
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Serious words indeed, not to be spoken publicly in a Christian language.
The fifth servant
5
China has publicly promised to buy government debt from Greece and Spain.
Reuters
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The case for publicly run rail is popular, and for good reason.
The Guardian
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We applied our approach to two publicly available datasets as case studies.
Pubmed
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Let us hope the idea is explored publicly and allowed to fructify.
The Guardian
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He has not said much publicly about specific policy proposals going forward.
Reuters
10
However we have nothing to say about any players publicly right now.
The Guardian
11
Even Islamists publicly welcome the shop bonanza, and say they reject violence.
Reuters
12
Mr Andrews has publicly taken personal responsibility for the hotel quarantine bungle.
News.com.au
13
She strongly suggested that we continue not speaking publicly about the matter.
Somewhere inside
14
Corporate social responsibility has become something that companies espouse, at least publicly.
The Guardian
15
The offering agreement required Apollo to register shares publicly within 240 days.
Reuters
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Several medical device companies and drugmakers have made physician payments publicly available.
Reuters
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Publicly through the time
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Common
New Zealand
Common
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